RAILROAD SHARE LIST, including Mileage, Rolling Stock, Debts, Income, Dividends, &c., &c. An asterick (*) occurring in the column headed "Rolling Stock" signifies that the cost thereof is included, in that headed "Railroad," A dash (-) across the column signifios "nil," and running dots (...) signify not ascertained.' Railroad. Abstract of General Balance Sheet. Operations. Earnings. Value 591,847 183,547 6 100 509,358 489,005 112,439 5 100 245,696 472,172 104,890 18,195 76,796 36,340 834,959 68,870,200 60,267,766 14,621,161 5,224,533 1,017.6 1 1280 200 1 The Coal Trade. last year. For the eleven months ended May 31,| The leading coal carrying companies make the 1881, the total was $244,955,370, and for the eleven The following reports of their tonnage for the week months' ended May 31, 1880, $253.876,828. ending June 11, and for the year to the same official tables from the National Bureau of Stadate, compared with their respective amounts car-tistics indicate a considerable falling off in the ried to the same time last year : value of wheat during the current fiscal year. Week. 1881. 1880. Reading Railroad... 114,721 3,642,755 3,410 517 Iron and Coal Production. From the Address of the President at the reDel., Lack. & Western. 70,536 1 701,491 1,436,332 cent meeting of the Iron and Steel Institute, in 335,671 London, Eng., we learn that the production of Shamokin Valley.... 22 205 443,699 Central New Jersey. 86,118 1,703,861 1,430,906 pig iron in the principal ironmaking countries of United R. R. of New the world in 1869 and 1880, was: 24,857 659,850 482,728 25,002 494,078 406,352 Delaware and Hudson 50,583 1,440,951 1 294,746 Jersey .... Pennsylvania Coal Huntingdon & Broad 1869. Tous. 5,445,757 .... .... 1,916,641 1880. Toos. 7,721,883 4,295,414 ........ ...... 1,180,579 1,950,000 1,783,102 610,000 Great Britain....... Top Mt....... 12,662 201,667 219,906 United States.......... 695,512 575,451 Germany. Penn. and New York. 27,383 Clearfield, Pa....... 43,462 1,029,129 581,788 France..... Belgium The total tonnage of anthracite coal from all the regions for the week ending June 11, as reported by the several carrying companies, amounted to 428,954 tons, against 400,755 tons in the corresponding week last year, an increase of 28.-in 1869 and 1880, was: 199 tons. The total amount of anthracite mined for the year is 10,966,107 tons, against 9,164,999 2d mortgage 1869. Tons. 107.506 683 28.100,000 1880. 26,774,000 13,509.000 Tons. 147,000,000 63,500,000 42,161,000 18,857 000 4,100,000 12 943 000 6,000,000 Northern Pacific 588,000 .194,070,683 294,468,000 Stored Electricity in Use. The London Engineering says that the electric tramway which Dr. Werner Siemens has constructed in Berlin, between the suburb of Lichtenfeld and the Cadettenbaus is now regularly opened for passengers, and is giving great satisfaction, and then adds: .... .. 56 Phila. and Reading..... 29 ... 119 118 621 61 7. new convertible. Pittsb., Cin. & St, L. 7. 78... .... tons for the same period last year, an increase of Great Britain...... sent to an June 20. From the report of Joseph Nimmo, Jr., Chief of the Bureau of Statistics, we learn that the total value of exports of breadstuffs from the princi ....... United Co. of N. Jersey 901 pal customs districts of the United Statos for the thrs transmitted is about a horse-power per western Maryland ... minute. month of May, 1881, was $19,804,575, as against .... 200 109 ... 918 911 521 52 62 551 84 15 661 nortgage, 8.......137 ortgage, 7 3-10s...... gold... .... La Crosse div...... 1.I.and M. liv.`. M.(1. and D.ext).... (H. & D. div.).... 1.(C. & M.div.` solidated B. F... 131 & Northwestern.125 terred.................................... mortgage............................... ting Fund 68........ solidated 78... .... U.S. 68 continued at 31.103 103 103 103) Pullman Palace Car....141 140 .... Licksilver Mining Co 178 19 19 19 Preferred.... 631 52 78 Det., Gd. Haven & Mil. Equip. bds.118 -120 Baltimore and Ohio (sterling).......116-117 115-117 122-124 110-114 .........105 --107 105-107 118-129 113-115 148 148 -150 118-122 137-189 152 153 155-157 1st Preferred.........113 81. L., Alton and T. H. 681 Preferred............ 901 1148 .... 113 Do. Mort. bonds (st).. .......123 -125 123-125 614 .... 92 94 93 95 Do ist Con. Mort. Bonds (Erie)...134-136 133-135 American Railroad Journal. Financial and Commercial Review. THURSDAY EVENING, June 23, 1881. The Money market was easy during the day, with 3032 per cent the ruling rates for demand loans. In the last hour, bowever, as high as 6 per cent was paid for money by the stock brokers, 1741 175 and the closing rate was 5 per cent. 1451 .... 165 .... .... .... .... .... ... 68, exempt........................ 116 .... .... .... .... .... Uhi., Burl. and Quincy 164] 78..... in., Band. & Olev.($50) 80% Concord ($50)................ Connecticut River........ Eastern... .... .... 96 .... ........ 52 1091 100x 1501 .... New 4 Bonds.......110 Fitchburg... Kan. C., Top. & West...... 107 107 107 106 107 N. Y. & New England.. 811 .... .... 80 80 80 128 128 78....... 123 123 123 261 891 90 104 1101 1101 110 110 110 Preferred. .......... Old Colony... Ph., Wil. & Balt. (350). 65 7A Pullman Palace Car... 141 Land Grant 78........ )....... Middlesex (" )..... 130x The posted rates for prime bankers' sterling are 4.84% @4 85 and 4.86%@4.87; the actual rates are 4.84@4.84%; and 4.86@4.86%. Cable transfers are 4.86% @4.87. Prime Commercial Sterling, 4.8234@4.83. The following circular in relation to the continuance of United States registered bonds of the five per cent funded loan of 1881 was issued by the Treasury Department on the 20th inst.: 51 1091 In the provisions of Circular No. 52, dated May 151 12, 1881, for the continuance of United States registered bonds of the five per cent funded loan of 1881, the limit of such bonds to be continned was fixed at $250,000,000 the bonds to be accepted in the order of their receipt at this der art531 ment. The limit was reached on the 23d of May, the bonds presented being somewhat in excess of the amount fixed, while many persons who bad notified to the department on or before that date their intention to present their bonds for continnance, and had proceeded in good faith to carry out their purpose, were unable for various reasons to surrender their bonds before the limit was reached. It is the desire of the department 1271 to extend to all, so far as practicable, an equal opportunity to continue their bonds; and to that end notice is given that United States registered bonds of the five per cent funded loan of 1881, respecting which the department was informed ou or before the 23d day of May, and which through no fault or negligence of the owners, failed to reach the department before the limit The Indiana, Bloomington and Western Rail- Cent. Inc., 75%; Clev., Col., Cin. and Ind was reached, will be accepted for continuance, if way Company bave filed in the Recorder's office, consol., 126; Chicago, Milwaukee and St transmitted to this office on or before the 1st day at Richmond, Ind., a mortgage on their eastern Paul 1st, Southern Minn. div., 110%; do. La. C of July next. extension to the Central Trust Company of New and D. div., 101; Clev., Painesville and Ashtabu The Controller of the Currency has declared the following dividends to the creditors of insol. York for $3,000,000, due in forty years, at six la 78, 117; Cairo and Fulton 1st, 119; Deare and Pio Grande, 112; do. 1st, 120; do. 1 vent national banks: First National Bank of New- per cent interest. The comparative statement of the business of consol., 120%; Dubuque and Sioux City, 86 ark, N. J., 5 per cent, making in all 90 per cent. the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad and the Denver, South Park and Pacific let, 110 People's National Bank of Helena, Montana, 15 per cent, making in all 80 per cent. National Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Compa- Galveston, Houston and Henderson 1st 89; Gz Bank of Poultney, Vt., 10 per cent, making in allies for the month of May maks the following Colorado and Santa Fe 1st, 123%; Houston al showing: Gross earnings of the Railroad, $1,688, Texas Central Gen'l mort. 6s, 106%; do. 1 85 per cent. Third National Bank of Chicago, 5 per cent, making in all 100 per cent. Miners' 801 68; expenses, $909,278 23. Gross earnings Western div., 114; Indiana, Bloom, as of the Coal and Iron Company, 8962.458 34; ex- Western, 54; do. 1st, 98; do. 2d, 85; Interr National Bank of Georgetown, Col., 30 per cent, The total amount of coal tional and Gt. Northern 1st, 112; do. 2d, ine. making in all 65 per cent. Merchants' National penges, $916,127 23. Bank of Fort Scott, Kansas, 15 per cent, making mined from lands owned and controlled by the 103; Indianapolis, Decatur and Springfield is Coal and Iron Company and from leasehold 109%; Jefferson 1st, 110; Kansas Pacific 1 in all 60 percent. First National Bank of Bethel, consol., 109%; do. 68, Denver div. ass., 114; à Corn., 4 per cent, making 100 per cent. First Na-estates for the year to date, 2,063,328 16 tons. The stockholders of the Columbus and Hock-6s, J. and D, 1896, 114; Keokuk and D tional Bank of Franklio, Ind., 10 per cent, making Valley Railway Company have voted to in Moines, 25; Laf., Bloom. and Muncie 1st, 101% ing in all 100 per cent. crease the capital stock of the company to $5.- Lehigh and Wilkesbarre consol, ass., 111; d 000,000. The new stock is to be applied to im- inc., 94; Louisville and Nashville Gen'l mo 68, 109; do. N. O. and M. div., 1st, 1073 The San Francisco Stock Exchange will ad- Long Island, 60; Louisville and Missouri Rive journ from the 1st to the 6th of July. It is 22; do. pref, 42; Lake Erie and Western, 647, thought the Pacific Exchange will adjourn for do. 1st, 1111⁄2; do. Inc., 83; do. 1st, Sandusk the same period. div., 107; Louisville, New Albany and Chicag The closing quotations on Thursday were: 110; do. 1st, 110; Lake Shore div. bonds, 1255 the government. On remittances not sent in the Adams Express, 186@140; American Express, Manhattan Beach, 54; Metropolitan Elevaid above amounts or consisting in any part of notes 83% @84%; American District Telegraph, 524@ 2d, 90; Mobile and Ohio, 88; do. 1st deben fit for circulation, or of other notes than United 56; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, 164 165; 100; do. 21 deben., 70%; do. 3d deben., 62, States notes, the entire charges at government Canada Southern, 72%@73; Chicago and North- do. 4th deben., 60; Missouri, Kansas and Texa western, 126@126; Central Pacific, 101% @ 51%; do.consol. ass., 1114; do. 2d, 874; d Treasurer Gilfillan issued a circular on the 21st inst., in which notice is given that on and after July 1, 1881, and until further notice, the charges for transportation of worn and mutilated United States notes received by the Treasurer of the United States, by express for redemption, in sums of $500 or multiples thereof, and of new United States not a returned therefor, will be paid by contract rates will be deducted. pany, Philadelphia. The stockholders of the Columbus and Hock ing Valley Railroad company have voted to in crease the capital stock to $5,000,000. The new thereon. provements. The bolders of the Bald Eagle Valley Railroad 101%; Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul, 12434 6s, 96%; Memphis and Charleston, 9034; M first mortgage bonds maturing July 1, 1881, are@124%; do. pref., 184@135%; Chicago, Rock waukee, Lake Shore and Western, 63; do. le notified that said bonds will be paid on that date Island and Pacific, 1434@144; Cleveland, Co- 101; Marietta and Cincinnati 1st pref., 17; à at the office of the Pennsylvania Railroad Com-lumbas, Cincinnati and Indianapolis, 98099; 2d pref., 12; Missouri Pacific, 111; Nashvil Columbus, Chicago and Indiana Central, 250 Chattanooga and St. Louis, 904; do. 1st, 125 254; Delaware and Hudson Canal, 109@10934; Norfolk and Western, 68; New York, Ontario an Delaware, Lackawanna and Western, 1243% @ Western, 883%; do. pref., 90; Northern Pacif 1241⁄2; Hannibal and St. Joseph, 90@90%; do. 1st, 106%; New Jersey Southern 1st, 107 ; Net pref., 115@116; Lake Erie and Western, 63% York, Lake Erie and Western inc, 90; New () @634; Lake Shore and Michigan Southern, leans Pacific 1st, 103%; New York, Penn, & 1285% @1284; Metropolitan Elevated, 8990; Ohio inc., 62; Ohio Central, 87%; do. 1st, 107 Manhattan Elevated, 264@26%; Michigan Cen-do. Iuc., 66%; do. 1st, Terminal Trust, 104 tral, 109@109; New York Elevated, 107@ Oregon Railway and Nav., 16734; do. 1st, 112 107%; New York, Lake Erie and Western, 46% Obio Southern, 35%; do. 1st, 99%; do. le At a meeting of the directors of the Danville @46%; do. pref., 88@88%; New York Central 604; Ohio and Mississippi 1st, Springfield dis and New River Railroad, beld at Danville, Va., and Hudson River, 1462@1464; Ohio and Missis- 121%; Peoria, Decatur and Evansville, 5614 on the 16th inst., arrangements were made, in sippi 42%@43; Ohio Central, 864037; Pacific do. Inc., 93%; Rochester and Pittsborg, 47; d pursuance of authority from the stockholders, to Mail, 52% @52%; Panama, -@285; St. Louis, Inc., 59; Rome, Watertown and Ogdensbor mortgage the road for $200,000, in order to raise Alton and Terre Haute, 64@66; de. pref, 95% 46; do. 1st consol., 10434; St. Louis and Iro 297; Texas and Pacific, 69%1⁄2@69%; Union Pa Mt. pref. Inc., 100%; do. Cairo, Ark. and Texi means to complete it. The Commissioners of the Sink.ug Fund of Al-cific, 180@130%; United States Express, 73@ 1st, 113; do. Ark. Branch. 114; St. Pau legheny County, Penn., give notice that sundry Minn. and Man., 100; do. 1st, 114; do. 2d, 108 bonds of the Allegheny County loan of 1863, mado. Dakota Ext. 1st, 108; St. Paul and Dulat turing January 1, 1882, have been selected for pref., 87; St. Paul, and Sioux City 1st, 112 St. Louis and San Francisco 2d, class A, 107 the sinking fund, and will be paid off at the Coun. do. B, 98; St. Louis, Kansas City and Northern ty Controller's office, in Pittsburg, on August 1, Omaha div., 120; Southern Pacific of Californi after which date interest will cease. The nom1st, 106%; South Pacific 1st 110%; Toledo bers of the bonds to be paid off are: 35, 36, 38ion to those giver elsewhere in our columns: New York-Am. Dock and Imp. 78, ass., 132; Delphos and Burlington, 35%; do. inc., 61 39, 40, 41, 42, 43, 44, 45, 48, 49, 51, 52, 53, 57, 58, 63, 64, 65, 66, 67, 68, 65, 70, 71, 72, 73, 74, 75, Boston and New York Air Line, 62; Buffalo, Texas and Pacific, 70; do.Iuc., L. G., 93%; d. Pittsburg and Western, 481%; Boston, Hartford 1st, 112; do. Rio Grande div., 1st, 1014; Text 78, 79, 80, 84, 86, 88, 89, 90. A trust deed, executed in New York by the and Erie 1st, 80; Cedar Falls and Minnesota, 36; and St. Louis 1st, 95; Toledo, Peoria and West Mexican National Railway and Construction Com-Chesapeake and Ohio 1st pref., 46; do. 2d pref., ern 1st, 119%; Union Pacific Col. Trust 6 panies, with Louis H. Meyer and Andrew H. 33%; do. 1st, Series B, 90%; do. cur. int., 65; 111%; Wabash, St. Louisand Pacific Gen'l mort.. Green as trustees, for $7,500,000, has been regis- Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis and Omaha, 43% 101%; do. Chicago div. 1st, 993; Winona au tered at the City of Mexico. It is the first time do. pref., 106%; do. consol., 104%; Cincinnati, St. Peter 2d, 122; Alabama Class A, 80; Ar a deed of such a class was ever registered in that Sandusky and Cleveland, 67%; Chicago, St. kansas 78, L. R., P. B. & N. O., 14; Georgia 7a Louis and New Orleaus, 81; Col., Chi. and Ind, new, 116; do. 68, 112; Louisiana 7s, consol., 58 Republic. 78%; Wells Fargo Express, 137@141; Western The following quotations of sales of Railway |