RAILROAD SHARE LIST, including Mileage, Rolling Stock, Debts, Income, Dividends, &c., &c. 8.000.000l 170.300 17.6701 Personal. cost (in detail) of the construction of completed road, -General Grant is about starting on another ex- and the estimated cost (in detail) of the construction tended trip through Mexico. of road necessary to be built in order to complete the said railroads in accordance with the requirements -Mr. Charles Francis Adams is going to Arkansas Hot Springs, for treatment for rheumatism. -Mr. C. W. Sturtevant, Commissioner of the Board of Trade of San Francisco, has gone to Mazatlan to study Mexican commerce. allegheny Val.73-108...... of law; also the cost, or estimated cost, of construc- or not the same are located on the line or lands reserved by any of the said granting acts of Congress. -Mr. Henry McFarland, treasurer of the Union etc., etc. After quoting the laws relative to the rePacific Railroad Company, thirty years ago was as-spective roads and referring to their present status, sistant to the chief clerk of the Concord Railroad Com- the report concludes with the following recapitulapany at a salary of $340. -General Malone, president of the Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio Railroad Company has been in New York during the past week or ten days, negotiating in behalf of that road. -General Manager D. W. Caldwell of the Terre Haute and Indianapolis Railroad Company has issued the following order: The road from Richmond to Logansport, and Bradford Junction to Logansport, will be under the supervision of Mr. J. F. Miller, Superintendent of First Columbus, Chicago and Indiana Central division, from this date. Mr. Ralph Peters is appointed Superintendent, vice Mr. J. Hill. He will have charge of the road from Logansport to Chicago, and to State line. -General Anson Stager in his letter of resignation as Vice President of the Western Union Telegraph | Company says: "My official connection with this company commenced in the year 1851, when its capital was $300,000, operating 600 miles of wire and but twenty offices. I have been in service without interruption to the present time, and I now retire with the highest regard and personal esteem for its executive officers." In accepting this resignation, the Executive Committee passed resolutions complimentary to General Stager, and continuing his salary for the term for which he was elected, which expires next October. Chesapeake and Ohio Railway. We have it from a reliable source that Hon. C. P. Huntington, President of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company, has agreed upon the terms and conditions for the construction of the extension of that road from Richmond to Newport News, a distance of sixty-five miles, with Mason, Shanahan & Hoge, and McMahon & Green, the well known Virginia contractors. It is the purpose of the contractors to at once commence operations, and push the work to completion by the first of July, the time stipulated. By that time the western connections of this great improvement will have been finished, and the way. opened for direct communication between the seacoast over the Chesapeake and Oaio Railway to the West, Northwest, Southwest, and Pacific slope, constituting one of the great continental lines of America. At Newport News extensive arrangements are making for the improvement of that terminal point on the road-the plot of a city is being perfected; the wharves are being constructed in the most comprehensive and durable manner, and everything that large experience, sagacity, and ample means can do is being done preparatory for the immense business that it is expected will be accommodated when the connections east and west have been consummated. [Valley Virginian. Pacific Railroad Land Grants. tion: 1st mortgage............. ...... Elmira & Williamspor.... .... .... Lehigh Navigation ... 42 42 ....... £91 .... 135 Consol. mort. 68......... 51 Minehill & Boh. Haven 591 .... 481 481 481 48 981 $9 99 261 381 401 671 Pennsylvania R. R... 646 641 €41 641 1st mortgage........ Gen'l mortgage.......... Gen'l mort. reg.......... Consol. mort. 68.......... Consol. mort. 68, reg. do. do. 3d series 105 5s, new........ 48......... Phila. and Reading.... 328 1st Mortgage 68.......... 78,of 1893.. 7. new convertible...... Consol. mortgage 7a. Consol mortgage reg..... 1st mortgage,60..... 2d mortgage, 70.... Pittsb., Cin. & St L. 7e 121 96 95 95 211 22) 231 .... 119 .... .. ..... 1244 122 122 Pittsb., Titusv. & Rud.. 201 19 19 19 19 .... 98 A Board of Commerce has been organized a mittee on Pacific Railroads, an elaborate report show- atus of N. Jersey .. 911 Ist mortgage 1890. 1,comoildated, aɛɛ.............. 14, convertible, aas...... Income........................ Adjatment.................... ......... siral Pacific......... 87 ... 118 (Ban Joaquir)..... 1:0 at M.(Cal.and Or.)..... Laad grant Ga...... .... 149 Chapeake and Ohio... 231 le, Mil and St. Paul 114 113 112 Preferred............124 : .... Consol. Sinking fund 2d mortgage..... .. Panama..... 226 3d mortgage ........... 51 531 62 1301 137 .... 56 112 112 .... 671 58 591 St. Louis & San Fran.. 46 451 451 45 651 65 651 115 113 1134 1st Preferred... 961 81. L., Alton and T. H. 481 473 47) 1331 Preferred............124 108 Baltimore and Ohio (sterling).......115-117 116-117 Financial and Commercial Review. The money market is easy with 5 per cent the ruling rate for call loan on stocks, and 3@4 per cert on United States bonds. Time loans are 3 to 5 per cent. Prime mercantile paper is 4@5 per cent. The posted rates for prime bankers' sterling are respectively 4.82% 04.82 and 4.85%1⁄2@4.86. The actual rates are 4.82@% and 4.854. Cable transfers are 4.85%@4.86. Prime commercial bills are 4.80%@3⁄41⁄4 The authorities of the Stock Exchange have listed the following additional securities: $564,1781 126 000 7 per cent first mortgage bonds of the St. 221 221 221 Louis, Jacksonville and Chicago Rai road Company, and $360,000 second mortgage 7 per cent bonds, and $188,000 second mortgage 7 per cent bonds, guaranteed, of the same company; $1,000,000 6 per cent bords of the Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Rallroad Company, Chicago. and Pacific Division; $150,000 7 per cent bonds, the same railroad, of the Hastings and Dakota, Division; $6,000,000 6 per cent general mortgage, honds of the Wabash, St. Louis and Pacific Rail road Company, and $960,000 6 per cent coupen bonds of the State of Alabama, of the issue of February, 1879; $3,000,000 of new 6 per cent sinking fand subsidy gold bonds of the Panama Railroad Company. ... 160 1181 1581 139 140 116 1171 BB... 78...... 1134 138 138 116 116 112 1 1193 119 120 ... Land Grant 78........ )....... Oal & Recla Mining Co..... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... In the Massachusetts House of Representatives on the 7th Inst., Dao. A, Gleason, Treasurer, and Charles R. Ladd, Auditor Commissioners of the Boston, Hartford and Erie Sinking Fund, subThe amount of the 37mitted their annual report. 86 260 |