ib Carolina 68, 8. F., 8; Tennessee 68, old, do. 5s, 1894, 11734; do. 58, 1916, 1254; Co

According to the Report of John King, Jr., Re; do. cew, 75; Virginia 6s, def., 17%; Am. lumbia and Greenville 1st, 108%; do. 2d, 94;ceiver, the receipts of the Ohio and Mississippi Tel., 53; Sutro Tunnel, 1%; American Cincinnati 7.30s, J. &. J., 1331⁄2 ; Marietta and Railroad for the month of May (including $79,,63; Colorado Coal and Iron, 64; do. 6s, Cincinnati 1st Sterling 1st consol. 1204; North 123 25 on band at the commencement of the Consolidation Coal, 40%; Maryland Carolina 48, 90; Norfolk and Western pref., 63; month) were $610,804 29; and the disburse1, 31%; New Central Coal, 30%; Central Min- People's Pass. Railway bonds, 102%; Parkers-ments $529,154 53-leaving cash on hand Jaue 42; Caribou, 33%; Deadwood, 8%; Ex- burg Brauch, 12; Richmond and Danville bonds 1, 1881, $81,649 76. The disbursements were for or, 2%; Homestake, 21%; Little Pittsburg, 1890, 108; Virginia Midland pref., 70; do. 1st, vouchers prior to Nov. 1, 1876, $3 067 38; vouchMariposa pref., 3; Silver Cliff, 6; Standard, 113; do. 2d, 1103⁄4; do. 5th, 102; Virginia Peelers subsequent to Nov. 17, 1876, $389,233 63; é; Stormont, 21⁄2. ers 43; do. Peeler coupons, 19%; Virginia con- pay rolls, $137,953 23; arrearages prior to Nov. hiladelphia-Am. S. 8. Co., 2934; do. 6s, 109; sol. coupons, July, 1881, 90; Virginia Black 18, 1876, 820 80; arrearages subsequent to Nov. wissa new pref., 56%; Central Transp., 45%; Scrip, 17. The latest quotations are: Atlanta 17, 1876, $1,479 54-total, as above, $529,154 53. sapeake aud Delaware Canal 6s, 92; Hunt- and Charlotte, 88@84; do. 1st, 110@111; oo and Broad Top Mt. consol. 5s, 92; Hes- Baltimore and Ohio, 200@210; do. 6s, 1885, 109 OFFICE OF THE STARR-GROVE SILVER MINING Co., ville R. R. 68, 106; New Orleans Pacific 1st, @109%; do. Washington Branch, 200@—; BalNo. 2 NASSAU-ST, CORNER OF WALL-ST., NEW YORK, June 15, 1881. 4; Neequehoning Valley, 59; Philadelphia, timore City Pass. R. R., 39% @40; Central Obio DIVIDEND NO. 8.

Reading sctip, 73; Pittsburg 78, W. L., 126; 6s, 118@114; Charlotte, Columbia and Ac- declared the regular monthly dividend of TEN

7, Av., 109; Pennsylvania Co., 109; do. gusta, 50@-; Chesapeake and Ohio Canal 6s, , 104; Philadelphia Germantown and Norrie- 61@65; Canton 63, gold, 107% @110; Columbia R. R., 110; Shamokin, Hazleton and Wil- and Greenville 1st, 108@109; Marietta and Cinbarre 2d. 35; Steubenville and Indiana, 6s, ciunati 1st, 124@126; do. 2d, 911⁄2@92; do. & J., 10734; Susq Coal 68, 120; Texas and 3d, 52@52%; Northern Central, 55@55 ; do. cific, 1st, 110%; do. consol. mort. 6s, 105; 6s, gold, 1894, -@118; do. 1900, gold, 1174@

HE BOARD OF TRUSTEES HAVE THIS DAY CAPITAL STOCK of the Company, payable on the CENTS & SHARE, being ONE PER CENT ON THE 30th inst. at this office. The transfer books will be ciosed from the 21st to the 30th inclusive. WILLIAM S. CLARK, President. JOHN R. BOTHWELL, Secretary.

.

6s, Rio Grande div., 1014; do. Inc. L. G.,; N. W. Va. 3d guar., -112; Orange Alex. Brown, Brothers & Co.,

Union and Titusville, 78, 110; West Jersey and Manassas 78, 110%@-; Richmond and AlR., 36; do. 6s, 1883, 103%; West Chester legbauy, 80@-; Virginia Midland 1st, 112@

1 Philadelphia 7a, 115. The latest quotations 113 ; do. 2d, 1101⁄2@111; Wilmington, Columbia

NO. 59 WALL ST., N. Y.,
BUY AND SELL

IN STERLING,

: City 68, 115@116; do. freeof tax, 131@132; and Augusta 68, 111@112; Western Maryland BILLS OF EXCHANGE
4s, Dew, 106@111; Pennsylvania State 6s 3d 2d pref., 111@1114; Wilmington and Weldon, ON GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND, FRANCE,
ies, 103@1041⁄2; do. 58, rew, loan, -@119; 105@-; Baltimore City 6s, 1900, 126@- ; GERMANY, BELGIUM AND HOLLAND.
48, Dew, 111@—; Philadelphia and Reading do. 1902, 1261@-; do. 65, 1890, 116@-; Issue Commercial and Travelers' Credits
R., 28@29; do. consol, mort. 7s, coup. 12634 do. 58, 1894, 1174@-; do. 48, 1920, 11034;
128; do. reg., 127@127%; do. mort. 68, 120@- -
, 7s, 1893, 121@-; do. new conv., 65@66;
ited New Jersey R. R. and Canal, 199@200;
ffalo, Pittsburg and Western, 24@24%; Pitts 58, 984; Atlantic and Pacific 6s, gold, 10334;
rg, Titusville and Buffalo 7s, 103@105; Boston Water Power Co., 934; Boston Land,
mden and Amboy mort, 68, 1889, 114@115; 10; Boston and New York Air Line, 38%; do.
Innsylvania R. R., 65@65%; do. gen'l mort., pref, 59; Boston, Clicton, Fitchburg and New
upon, 126@130; do. reg., 128@128%; do. Bedford, 43; Cheshire R. R., 62; Chicago, Mil-
asol. mort. 6s, reg., 120@121; Little Schuyl-waukee and St. Paul, Wis. Valley div. 6s, 1061⁄2 ;
11 R. R., 561⁄4@56; Morris Canal pref., 164 Chicago and West Michigan, 91%; Cinciunati,

Virginia Consol. 85% @85%; do. 10-40s, 56%@ AVAILABLE IN ANY PART OF THE WORLD.
57; do. consols. coupons, 95@95%.
And in Francs, in Martinique and Guadaloupe.
Boston.-Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe plain MAKE TELEGRAPHIC_TRANSFERS OF

MONEY

and Paris.

Between this and other countries, through London
Make Collections of Drafts drawn abroad on all points
in the United States and Canada, and of
Drafts drawn in the United States
on Foreign Countries.

& Co.,

-; Schuylkill Nav., 53⁄4@6; do. pref., 14% Sandusky and Cleveland pref., 88%; do. 78, Paine, Webber &

BANKERS AND BROKERS, Members of the Boston Stock Exchange.)

53 Devonshire St., Boston. Devote special attention to the purchase and sale

¡; do. 6s, 1882, 901⁄4@95; do. 1872, 105@108; 106%; Connecticut and Passumpsic Rivers pref., mira and Williamsport pref., 55@60; do, 6s, 102% ; Central of Iowa, 40; Flint and Pere Mar17@—; do. 5a, 100@102; Lehigh Coal and Nav-quette, 36%; do. pref., 100%; Iowa Falls and ation, 46046; do. 68, 1884, 108@108%; do. Sioux City, 87; Kansas City, Fort Scott and R. loan, 118@1194; do. Gold Loan, 117@ Gulf, 95; do. pref., 134%; do. 78, 115; Little of Stocks and Bonds in the Boston market, the care17%; do. consol. 78, 118@118%; Northern Rock and Ft. Smith, 80; do. 78, 118; Louisiana ful selection of securities for investment, and the Pacific, 48044; do. pref. 84% 18434; North and Missouri River, 29; do. pref., 45%; Massa- negotiations of commercial paper.

Pennsylvania, 57@60; do. 6s, 109%@110; do. chusetts Central 68, 99%; do. 1st, 993; Mar- WM A. PAINE. WALLACE G. WEBBER. C. H. PAINE. 118@121; do. Gen'l mort..78, reg., 124@125; quette, Houghton and Ontonagon 69, 101; Mex

Philadelphia and Erie, 26@26%; do. 78, 120%@ican Central Block old, 118; do. new, 101; John H. Davis & Co.,

21%; Minebill, 62@—; Catawissa, 213@21%; New York and New England 68, 1124; North

o. pref., 58@58%; do. new pref., 57@57%; do. ern Pacific 6s, 103%; New Mexico and Southern

7, 1900, 125@-; Lehigh Valley 614@61%; Pacific 78, 122; Ogdensburg and Lake Cham

do. 6s, coupon,

-@-; do. reg., 122@122%; plain Income, 75; do. consol. 6s, 108; Ports

Bankers and Brokers,

17 Wall St., New York. Interest allowed on Temporary and Standing

do. 2d mort. 7s, -@138; do, consol, mort., 122@ mouth, Gt. Falls and Conway 429, 90%; Rut-Deposits. 123%; Fifth and Sixth streets (horse), 136@137; land, 6%; do. pref., 31; Republican Valley Stocks and Bonds bought and sold on Commirric Second and Third, 111@116; Thirteenth and Fif- 68, E. D., 1062; Sonora 1st 99; Southern only, either on Margin or for Investment. teenth, 82082; Spruce and Pine, 50@51; Kansas and Western, 7s, 112; Summit Branch,

Green and Coates, 80-; Chestant and Walnut, 25; St. Johnsbury pref., 15; Toledo, Delphos Sheldon & Wadsworth,

950100; Hestonville, 20@22; Germantown, 70 and Burlington, 17% do. 6s, M. L., 62%; do. 975; Union, 1190125; Lombard and South, 25% Income Dayton div., 58; Wisconsin Central, 291⁄2 ; 26%; West Philadelphia, 80@88; People's, 25 do. pref., 18%; do. 2d series, 59; Allouez Min02534; Continental, 106@108.

BANKERS,

10 WALL STREET, N. Y.

IN ADDITION TO A GENERAL BANKING

ing Co., 2%; Atlantic, 12%; Brunswick Anti-BUSINESS, BUY AND SELL ON COMMISSION GOVERNMENT BONDS AND ALL SECURITIES CHANGE, MARING LIBERAL ADVANCES ON

Baltimore.-Atlantic Coal, 155; Atlanta and mony, 17; Crescent, 1; Catalpa, 21; Duncan, Charlotte, 81; do. 1st, 111; Baltimore City 68, 24; Franklin, 11%; Harshaw, 83%; Osceola, 1884, 106; do. 6s, 1890, 1162; do. 6s, 1893, 32; Pewabic, 12%; Ridge, 3%; Sullivan, 4; 118; do. 6s, 1900, 125; do, 1900 new, 126; Silver Islet, 45%.

CURRENT AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EX.
SAME. ALLOW INTEREST ON DEPOSITS.
WM. C. SHELDON. WM. B. WADSWORTH.
GEO. R. SHELDON,

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RAILROAD AND CANAL DIVIDEND STATEMENT.

Showing the amount of Stock Outstanding, the Dividend Periods and the date of last Dividend.

Jan. '81 3
May '81 2

July 81 1
July 80 4

Sept.'80 8

June'80 3

Jan. 78 3

out Dividend D
standing. Periods. P
Ware River......100 $750,000 J. & J. ¦ Jul
Warren (N. J.)----100 1,800,000 A. & O Ap
Warwick Valley. -100 225,000 J. & J Ju
Westchest. & Phil. pref..100 821,300 J. & J. Ta]
West Jersey. -----100 1,559,750 F. & A. N
Wilmington & Weldon.100 1,455,200 J. & D. N
Winchester & Potomac 100
Winchester & Strasburg*100
Worcester and Nashus. 76
HORSE-POWER R. R.
Albany City.
100
Baltimore City.
25
Balt., Cat. & El. Mills...100
Boston & Chelsea pref.. 50
Broadway (Brooklyn)...100
Broadw. & 7th Av. (NY)100
Brooklyn & Hunter's Pt.100
Brooklyn City..
-------100
Bushwick (Brooklyn)...100
Cambridge... --- 100
Cen. Park, N. & E. Riv.100
Citizens' (Phil.).--.-. B
Citizens' (Pbg.)
50
Coney Island &rookl.0
Continental (Phila.). 50
D. Dook,E. B'dw. & Bat-100
Eighth Avenue (N.Y.)-100
Elizabeth and Newark 100
42nd St. & G. St. Ferry-100
Frankf. & Southw.(Ph) 50
Germantown (Ph).
Girard College (Ph.)..
50
Grand St. and Newton..100
Green & Coates St. (Ph.) 50
Heston, Mantau & Fairm. 50
Highland...............100
Lomb. & South Sta.(Ph.) 25
Lynn and Boston....100
Malden and Melrose....100
Metropolitan (Boston)... 50
Middlesex (Boston)....100
N.Y., Bay Ridge & Jam.100
Ninth Avenue (N. Y.)..100
Orange and Newark....100
People's (Phila)........ 25
Philadelphia City.
Philadelphia and Darby 20
Phila, aud Grey's Ferry 50
Pbg, Alleg.& Manchester 50
Ridge Avenue (Ph.)....50
Second Avenue (N.Y.)--100
Second & Third St.(Ph.) 40
17th & 18th streets (Ph.) 50
Sixth Avenue (N. Y.)...100
Jomerville (Boston)----100
43outh Boston
Third Avenue (N. Y.). 100
13th & 15th street (Ph.)- 50
23d street (N. Y.).......100
Union (Boston) -------- 100
Union (Phila)
West Philadelphia..

Stook Last Marked thus (*) are leased/ out. Dividend Dividend Marked thus (*) are leased roads. standing. Periods. Payable. roads. Albany and Busq*. ------100 13,500,000 J. & J. Little Schuylkill.. 51 82.848.100 T&T. Jan. 1 8 Ashuelot... ........100 210,000 quarterly Louisville & Nashville..100 18,130,000 F. & A. Feb. '81 3 Atch.. Top. & Santa Fe.100 10,409,300 quarterly Louisv., N. Alb. & Chi..100 3,000 000 J. & D. Dec. '70 8 Atlanta and West Point.100 1,232,200 J. & J. Lowell and Andover....100 500,000 J. & J. July '80 3 Atlantic and St, Law-100 5,000,000 M. & 8. Lowell and Lawrence. 100 200,000 A. & O. Apl. '78 2 Augusta and Savannah.100 1,022,900 J. & D. Lykens Valley-100 600,000 F.M.AN Feb. '79 2 Avon,Geneseo & Mt. M.*100 225,000 A. & O. Manchester and Law...100 1,000,000 M. & N. May 81 5 Baltimore and Ohio. ---- 100 14,216,800 M. & N May '81 5 Marietta & Cincinnati 50 1,408,912 - & pref.100 4,599,578 J. & J. Jan. '81 3 "1st pref. 50 8,130,719 M. & 8 Sep. '66 3 Washington Br..100 1,650,000 A. & O. Apl. '815 "2d pref. 50 4,460,388 M. & 3. Sep. '66 38 Berkshire 600,000 quarterly Apl. 81 1 Massawippi". ..100 400,000 F. &. A Feb. '81 2 Boston and Albany-100 20,000,000 quarterly June'-1 2 Memphis & Charleston 25 5,312,725 J. & D. Jan. 693 Bos. Clin., F. & N. Bed.100 1,297,600 & Metropolitan Elevated..100 6,500,000 quarterly Apl. '8: 2 66 pref.100 1,750,100 Apl. '81 3 Michigan Central 100 18,738.204 quarterly May '81 1 Agricultural Br. guar..100 60,000 J. & DJune 76 3 Middlesex Central....100 2,136 shs F. & A. Feb. '81 3 Bost., Conc.& Mont, pref100 800,000 M. & N May '81 3 Mill Creek & Minehil* 50 323,375 J. & J. Jan. '81 6 Boston and Lowell.-500 3,250,000 J. & J.July 81 2 M. Hill & Schuyl. Hav. 50 3,856,450 J. & J. Jan. '81 3 Boston and Maine.100 6,921,274 M & N. May $1 4 Missouri Pacific.... 102,416,000 quarterly uly 81 1 Boston and Providence-100 4,000,000 M & N. May 91 4 Mobile & Montgomery..100 2,794,800 F. & A. Fe. '80 21 Attleborough Branch.100 131,700 J. & J.uly '81 3 Morris and Essex*. 50 15,000,000 J. & J. July '81 8 Bost., Revere B. &Lynn.100 350,000 J. & J. July '813 Mt. Carbon & Pt. Carbon.50) 282,350 J. & J. Jan. '81 6 Buffalo, N. Y. and Erie.100 950,000 J. & D. June'81 5 Nashua and Lowell.....100 800.000 M. & N. May '81 3 Burl. & Mo. Riv. in Neb.100 8,537,800 quarterly Feb. '70 2 Nashua and Rochester .100 1,305,800 A. & O. Apr. 811 Camden and Atlantic. 50 877,400 quarterly Apl.'80 3 8 Nashville and Decatur..100 1,529,000 J. & D. Dec. '79 3 ་ pref. 50 838,311 quarterly Apl.'803/s Nash., Chat. & St. Louis. 25 6,575,296 A. & O Apl. '80 1 Camden & Burl. Co.....100 381,925 J. & J. July '81 3 Naugatuck----------100 2,000 000 J. & J. Jan. 81 6 Cape May and Millville 50 447,000 J & D. June '80 8 Nesquehoning Valley*.. 50 1,000,000 M. & S. Mar. '81 3 Catawissa-GE --- ---- 50 1,159,500 October. Oct.'80 $1 N.Castle & Beaver Val.* 50 1,800,000 quarterly July '80 24 " pref. 50 2,200,000 M. & N. May '81 3 N Haven & Northamp..100 605,000 quarterly Oct. 74 3 2d pref.... 50 1,000,000 M. & N. May '81 3 New London Northern*100 1,418,800 quarterly Oct. 80 14 50 Cayuga and Susq. 689,110 J. & J. Jan. '80 4 N.Y. Cen. & Hudson R..100 89,428,330 quarterly July '81 2 Cedar Rapids & Mo. R.*100 6,850,400 F.M.A.N New York and Harlem.100 8,500,000 J. & J.July 814 pref 100 769,600 F. & A pref.100 1,500,000 J. & J. July '81 4 Central of Georgia-100 7,500,000 J & D. City Line.. annually A pl. '81 3 Oentral of New Jersey-100 18,563,200 quarterly New York & Long Br.*100 2,000,000 Oct. 179 21 Central Ohio ------ ---- 50 2,425,000 J & J. J New York Elevated....10c 6,500,000 quarterly Apl. '81 2 pref... -- 50 400,000 J. & J an. 81 N.Y., Lake Erie & West.100 77,107,700 Central Pacific .........100 54,275,500 F. & A. Feb. 8i 3 44 pref. 100 8,146,700 Chemung.. 380,000 quarterly July '90 1 N. Y., N. H. & Hartf...100 15,500,000 J. & J. Jan. '81 5 Cheshire, preferred ----100 2,165,300 J. & J. July '80 1 N. Y.,Provid. & Boston.100 3,000,000 quarterly May '81 2 Chicago and Alton---100 10,065,400 M. & 8. Mar. 81 4 Ning. Bridge & Oanand*100 1,000,000 J. & J. July '80 3 prof.-100 2,425,400 M. & 8. Mar '81 4 North Carolina*------ 100 4,000,000 M. & 8. Mar. '80 8 Chicago, Burl. & Quincy.100 81,004,456 quarterly June '81 2 N. Eastern 8. C.) pref. 100 96,000 M. & N. Nov. '774 Chi., Clin., Dub.& Minn..... 6,156,000 A. & O. Apl. '79 $2 North Pennsylvama... 50 4,527,160 quarterly May '81 1 Chicago, Iowa & Nebras*100 3,916,200 J. & J. Jury 81 4 Northern Central 50 5.842,000 & . July '81 3 Chi, Mil. and St. Paul..10c 15,404,261 A. & O. Apl. '613, Northern N. Hampsh--100 3,068,400 J. & D. Ju e'81 3 pref.100 12 279,483 A. & O. A 1. '81 3 Northern New Jersey..100 1,000,000 J. & J. July 77 2 Chicago & N. Western-100 14,988,257 J. & D Norwich & Worcester* 100 2,604,400 J. & J. J n. '81 5 pref.100 21,625,853 quarterly June'81 11 Ogdensb. & L. Champl.*100 3,077,000 J. & J. July 176 2 Ohicago, R I. & Pacific-100 50,00 000 quarterly Aug.'81 1 pref.100 2,000,000 A. & O. Apl. '78 4 Chicago & West Mich...100 6,151,000 F. & A. Feb. '81 21 Ohio and Mississippi-100 20,000,000 quarterly Uin., Ham, & Dayton...100 8,000,000 A. & O. Oct. '80 2 pref.100 4,030,000 J. & D. Mar. '75 34 Cin., Band. & Clev. pref. 50 429,037 M. & N. May '81 3 Old Colony. ..100 7,133,80C J. & J.Jnly '81 8 Clev., Col., Cin. & Ind..100 14,991,800 F. & A. Feb. '815 Oregon Railway & Nav.100 4.455,00 quarterly May 81 2 Oleveland & Mahoning. 50 2,057,569 M. & N. Nov. '79 4 Oswego and Syracuse 100 482,400 F. & A. Aug. 83 Uleveland & Pittsburg 60 11,236,150 quarterly June '811 Panamɛ..... ----100 7000,000 quarterly May '81 5 Oolumbus and Xenia. 50 1,788,200 M.J.8.D June'81 2 Paterson and Hudson*.100 832,000 J & J. Ja... '81 Colum. & Hocking Val.100 2,500,000 F. & A. Feb. '81 4 Paterson and Newark*_100] 250,000 J. & J. Concord. 50 1,600,000 M. & N. May 81 6 Paterson and Ramapo*.100 248,000 J. & J. Apl. '81 3 Concord and Ports.* 100 350,000 J. & D. c. '80 2 Pember. & Hightstown*. 50 842,150 J. & J. July 80 3 Oonn, & Passump Riv..10 2,175,700 F. & A. Feb. '81 2 Pennsylvania 50 68,870,200 M. & N. May '81 4 Connecticut River---- 100 2,100,000 J. & J. July '81 4 Peoria & Bureau Val.*100 1,200,000 F. & A. Feb. '81 4 Cumberland Valley. to 1,292,950 J.A.J.O. Jn 81 2 Philadelphia and Erie*. 50 6,004,300 J. & J. 1st pref.. 50 241,900 A. & O. Oct. 80 4 pref. 50 2,400,000 J. & J. Jan. '75 4 2d pref... 50 243,000 A. & O. Oct. '80 + Phil., Ger. & Norristwn* 50 1,626,250 M.J.8.D. June 81 8 Danbury and Norwds. 50 600,000 quarterly June 811 Philadelphia & Reading 60 82,726,375 quarterly Jan. 76 2 Dayton & Michigan*.. 60 2,401,528 A. & O.Oct. '80 1. pref. 50 1,551,800 quarterly July 76 3 pref. 50 1,211,250 quarterly Jan. 812 Phila, and Trenton....100 1,259,100 quarterly Apr. 81 21 Delaware.. 1,230,950 J. & J. │J、 . 81. Phila., Wil. & Balt... 50 11,572,700 J. & J July '14 Del. & Bound Brook*... 100 1,584,400 quarterly May 1 Pittsb., Ft. W. & Chi.*100 19,714,285 quarterly July '81 Del., Lackaw. & Westn. 50 26,200,000 quarterly Apr. 81 1 Special Imp-100 6,204,300 quarterly July '1 1 Detroit, Lans. & Nor...100 1,825,600 F. & A. Aug.'s Pittsfield & N. Adams...100 460,000 J. & J. Jan. 80 2 pref.10 2,603,38) F. & A. Feb. '81 Porti., Saco & Portsm..100 1,500,000 J. & J. July '80 3 Dubuque & Sioux City*100 5,000,000 A.&O. Apl. '81 2: Profile and Franconia..100 Annual. Nov.'80 8 East Pennsylvania* --- 50 1,309,200 J. & J. Tan 81 3 Providence & Worces..100 2,000,000 J & J. July '81 3 East Mahanoy 392,950 J. & J. Ja". 81: Republican Valley......100 853,000 quarterly Feb. '80 2 East Tenn., Va. & Ga... 100 5,000,000 A. & O. Apl. '81 3 Rensselaer & Saratoga *100 6,000,000 J. & J. Jan. '81 4 Eastern (Mass.). 100 4,997,600 J. & J. July '7 3 Rhode Island & Mass..100 175,575 & Jan. '81 8 100 Eastern (N. H.) 492,500 J. & D. June '81 2 Richmond & Petersb....100 1,008,600 J. & J. Jan. '81 3 Eel River..... .100 3,000,000 quarterly une '81 2. Roch. & Genesee Val.*.110 555,200 J. & J. Jan. '79 8 Elmira, Jef. & Canand00 600,000 Sept. sept '80 a Rome, Watert, and Ogd-100 2,998,900 J. & J. July '75 8 Elmira & Williamsport 50 500,000 M. & N. V v.'80 Rutland preferred. 100 4,168,700 F. & A. Feb.'75 348 14 pref. 50 500,000 J. & J. Jan. '81: 8. L., Alt. & T. Haute-100 2,300,000 - & 50 1,090,250 quarterly uly 2816 Erie and Pittsburg*. pret100 2.483,400 F. & A. Feb. '81 8 dept.'80 1 Fitchburg--- ---- ---- -- 100 4,500,000 3. and St. L., I. Mt. & South'n. 100 14,248,950 F. & A. Feb. '74 3 Frankfort and Kokomo.100 600,000 Oct. '71. Salem and Lowell.......100 2,433 shs M. & S. Sep.'78 50c Georgia -------- 100 4.200,000 J. and July '81. Schuylkill Valley*. 576,050 J. & J. Jan. '81 2 Hannibal & St. Jo. pref..100 5,183,024 F. & A. Feb. '81 Seaboard and Roanoke-100 1,151,400 M. & N. May '80 4 Harrisburg & Lancaster 50 1,182,500 J & J. an. '81: Bhamokin V. & Pottsv.* 50 869,450 F. & A. Aug.'80 3 bousatonic, pref.100 1,180,000 quarterly pl. 281 2 Shore Line.......... .......... .--. 100 995,800 J. & J. July '80 4 Illinois Central-100 29,000.000 M. & 8° Sioux C. & Pacific pref..JCO 169,000 A. & O. Apl. '81 3 Lowa Falls& Bloux City*100 4,625.000 quarterly une '811 South Branch (N. J.)*--100 438,300 J. & J. July '79 8 Iowa Railroad Land Co 100 7,620,000 quarterly May,' South Western, (Ga.) 100 3,892,300 J. & D. Juze'79 3 lo. 8o. & Mo. Northern. 25 0.000 quarter day, si: Stockbridge and Pitts. 100 448,700 J. & J. July 79 3 Jaffersony., Mad. & Ind.100 0.000 quarterly Lay,'81. Summit Branch. 50 4,125,000 F. & A. Feb. 76 3 Joliet and Chicago 100 1,220.00 quarterly une 80 1 Syr., Bingham. & N.Y.*100 2,004,000 J. & D. Feb.'80 2 Ken. City, Tup. & West.100 2,50,000 quarterly May, '801 Terre Haute & Ir diana 100 1,988,150 F. & A. Feb. '81 4 Kentucky Central....... Troy and Boston.....100 1,609,000 F. & A. Feb. '80 66 pref.ico Union Pacific..........100 38,745,000 quarterly July '81 11 Leke Shore & Mich. 90-100 United Cos. of N. J*...100 20,490,400 quarterly Apl. '81 2 (grar.), 100 Cica, Jhenango & 3. V.100 4,000,000 M. & N. May '80 3 ΕΟΙ Utica and Black River-100 1,666,000 J. & J. Mar. '79 2 -100 3.050.000 A.&O. Apl. '818 Wab., St. L.& Facific...100 20,000,000 pref.100 20 000,000 quarterly May 81,1;

Adams Express-100 12,000,000 quarterly May
American Express...... 50 18,000,000 J. & J. July
Amoskeag Manuf. Co...100 8.000 000 J. & D. Jun
Calumet and Hecla Mining. 100,000 S. F.M.A.N May
Central Mining Co......100
Annual. Feb
Consolidation Md.) Coal.100 10,250,000 M. & 8. Ja
George's Creek C & I..100
J. & J. Aug
Gold and Stock Tel....100 2 500 000 quarterly
Maryland Coal....100 4.400,000 F. & A. Feb,
Mariposa Gold.-------100 2,836,600
pref-100 8,693,400
Missouri Val. Land Co..100
Moingona Coal Co..100

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200,000 M. & S. Jnly
305,200 quarter's Mar
National Tube Works..100 1,000,000 quarterly Ap
Pacific Mail Steamship-100 20,000,000 M.J.S.D. Sept
Pennsylvania Coal 50 4,000,000 F.M.A.N May
Pullman Palace C100 5,990,200 F.M.A.N Mar
Quicksilver, comme-100 5,708.706
preferred 100 4,291,300
Quincy Mining Co...... 25 40,000 shs Annual Feb
Quincy R. R. Bridge....100 1,750,000 J. & J July
Sioux C. &1.F. L&L. Co. 100
600,000 J. & J. Jay
Spring Mountain Coal 50 1,250,000 J. & D. June
Topeka Equipment Co..100 255,000 A. & 0. Apl.
United States Express.100 7,000,000 F.MAN Mag
Wells Fargo & Co. Exp.100 5,000,000 J. & J. an
West. Union Telegraph.100 80,000,000 quarterly July

RAILROAD EARNINGS-MONTHLY.

January. February. March. April, May. June. July. August. September. October. November. December. Total. 184,316 165,170 188,325 141,652 149,504 153,378 143,432 160,160 179,804 204,991 189,330 193,068 2,053,13 .....167 750 124,510 148,551 184,680 165,630

C. Rapids & Nor.:

30.

B1..

ral Pacific:

79...

30.. 31..

go and Alton: 79..

...

31...

.......

.1,069,166 1,056,691 1,280,272 1,406,600 1,579,591 1,443,088 1,458,833 1,556,457 1,649,430 1,809,022 1,488.142 1,335,870 17,153,163 .1,200,614 1,070,487 1,373,438 1,356,716 1,778,488 1,724,950 1,840,067 1,973,438 1,964,997 2,120,229 2,154,000 1,853,000 20,410,424 .1,602,907 1,400,000 1,643,000 1,874,000 2,068,000

igo and Northwestern: 19..

50..

31..

.343,737 307,581 327,370 335,394 421,937
.534,054 497,013 626,473 542,961 616,129
...487,890 461,641 511,415 548,675 528,860
1,008,321 889,623 1,107,042 1,128,894 1,433,364 1,393,087 1,314,231 1,326,957 1,716,409 1,896,073 1,558,476 1,325,895 16,098,372
1,154,632 1,131,683 1,361,725 1,294,573 1,875,608 1,653,000 1,716,581 1,771,314 1,957,951 2,031,000 1,820,600 1,490,322 19,423,684
.1,222,250 957,300 1,162,362 1,454,361 1,863,676
1,105,098 992,377 1,071,738 1,018,755 1,171,303 1,160,968 993,823 1,315,559 1,484,316 1,709,932 1,327,679 1,438,167 14,779,715
.1,200,239 1,180,855 1,453,611 1,260,319 1,619,227 1,434,515 1,566,661 1,610,168 1,579,465 1,599,534 1,510,846 1,326,812 17,311 890

738,749 900,675 871,041 1,135,000 1,038,000 1,026,000 991,000 1,257,000 1,494,000 1,472,000 1,426,000 13,114,810 683,000 917,000 1,260,000 1,538,000

igo, Burl. & Quincy 79.

172,541 198,220 168,199
160,981 185,004 175,484

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er and Rio Grande :

30..

..

.124,093 128,291 168,961 164,883
..307,476 317,681 398,493 433,212

79,922 77,551
79,062 50,229

..176,079 166,965 216,327 206,735
.153,067 126,113 173,557 188,124

ton and Texas Central: 0...

.319,041 429,803 237,745 217.807 188,120
.359,706 43%,475 325,209 267,082 226,399

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..E95,212 613,806 613,008 535,732 665,120 681,736 724,095 ....600,472 492,851 536,395 632,063 636,870 ina, Bloomington and Western:

0...

80,498
90,283

89,960 84,225 90,375 857,733
83,261 77,713 103,555 102,630

..674,455 575,035 604,425 563,883 655,014
.816,950 803,490 941,699 846,000 809,700
.250,116 204,094 168,301 140,091 129,249
..218,243 211,353 226,358 162,027 145,416

ville, Chat. and St. L.:

30.

31..

.205,633 191,154 169,457 155,466
.178,143 190,866 207,710 183,525

York and New England:
80..
.164,232 149,907 183,845 179,689 183,701
31.....
.189,749 173,614 212,019 212,869 215,271
York Central and Hudson River:
79..

79.

.......

......

........

2,024,812 2,210,304 2,474,392 2,214,626 2,211,010 2,022,823 2,194,423 2,546,028 2,922,396 2,898,586 2,801,5 2,846,216 29,367,451 2,593,613 2,317,231 2,854,835 2,782,324 2,540,997 2,653,477 2,873,316 3,022,854 3,000,627 3,095,198 3,047,541 2,833,403 33,616,416 .2,404,713 2,293,463 2,668,250

1,147,173 1,207,391 1,356,780 1,372,755 1,350,574 1,230,419 1,273,533 1,450,223 1.492,497 1,713,97 1,515,835 1,398,244 16,509,121 1,296,381 1,252,218 1,644,958 1,643,151 1,592,544 1,661,812 1,580,976 1,606,874 1,786,417 189,910 1,799,338 1,726,78 19,491,367 .1,443,437 1,425,765 1,847,261 1,709,057

.334,494 330,860 415,325 386,130 329,788 419,193 450,298 453,923 464,093 512,917 459,054, 494,310 5,050,387 .386,157 382,657 452,906 487,173

30..

81..

York, Lake Erie & Western :

77,259 119,357 186,075 217,613
79,976 143,835 214,755 299,880

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.... ...

adelphia and Erie :

-80..

81...

.224,307 245,372 327,678 334,947
.224,303 225,501 285,573 293,323

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.....

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adelphia and Reading:

$79..

$80.

.900,482 825,154 889,569 989,034 1,144,051 1,179,140 1,147,767 1,305,414 1,197,162,4C9,028 1,308,658 1,325,780 13,621,239 ..1,239,177 1,016,278 1,404,878 1,328,661 1,307,148 1,288,168 1,169,874 1,415,834 1,877,073 1.563,794

490,195 451,560 408,241 349.053 355,300 442,000 542 555 661,400 678,200 626,725 655,100 6,258,419 560,791 692,023 535,042 480,300

137,645 261,798 333,014 281,899
159,482 320,962 425,685 382,642
933.143 1,199,268 1,028,791 1,122,706
818,922 1,119,591 1,023,482 1,144,661

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...

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Dedham, Mass.

Fall River, Mass.

*Galena, Ill..................

Hanover, Pa
Jackson, Mich.
Jewett City, Conn..
Montpelier, Vt..

New Bedford, Mass..

No thampton, Mass..
Paxton, Ill..

Pawling, N. Y.,

Peru, Ill..

... National Bank of Pawling..

.Southbridge.(Photograph'd)

Dedham.. (Photographed)

(Photographed)

Albany, N. Y. Auburn, N. Y.. Buffalo, N. Y.. Lafayette, Ind. Lockport, N. Y.. Muncie, Ind.. Newburgh, N. Y. New York, N. Y.. New York, N. Y.. New York, N. Y.. New York, NY. New York, N. Y.. New York, N. Y..

.Osage National Bank.1,751
..Nat. Bank of Pontiae.

.Farmers and Manufacturers

A NOVEL TICKET MAKER.

A Berlin engineer is said to have constructan apparatus for train conductors which, og around the neck, completely manufac

J. B. WHITE & BRO.,

MANUFACTURERSO F

es passenger tickets. They are made be- ENGLISH PORTLAND CEMENT.

e the eyes of the wondering public, and ugh the apparatus is said to be of a someat complicated construction, its manipulao is as simple and easy as its working is rect, for, should the operator not proceed the way required by the mechanism, it will print all the figures and words wanted, but = word "Faisch" (wrong) in the place ere the fault was committed. At the same e this portable printer checks the number Eickets issued, so that at any given moment

money in the hands of the conductor can compared with the value of the tickets nted and taken.

D. N. BEARSDLEY & CO.,

Manufacturers of Superior

AK CAR LUMBER,

AND

The best for Concrete-Pier Abutments, Tunnel Lining, Culverts, etc.

HOWARD FLEMING, Sole Agent 23 Liberty St., N. Y.

ALSO FOR

English Silicate White Paint.

It never discolors, chalks or cracks off, and covers 20 per cent. better than
White Lead.

THE BEST PAINT FOR FREIGHT CARS.

CHILD & OLIVER,

RAILS, ROLLING STOCK AND SUPPLIES,

59 LIBERTY STREET, NEW YORK.

Railway Securities and Contracts Negotiated.

Railroad Ties. PARDEE CAR WORKS.

WATSONTOWN, PA.,

PARDEE, SNYDER & CO., LIMITED,

PROPRIETORS.

MANUFACTURE

Mail, Baggage, Box, Gondola, Flat, Gravel, Ore, Coal, Mine and Hand Cars,
Kelley's Patent Turn-Tables and Centers for Wooden Turn-Tables,
Car Castings, Railroad Forgings, Rolling-Mill Castings,
Bridge Bolts and Castings.

We have in connection with our Car Works an extensive Foundry and Machine Shop, and are prepare!
to do a general Machine Business.
Chairman,
ARIO PARDEE.

H. D. AVERILL,
General Ticket Agent.

RAILROAD

Treasurer and General Manager,

H. F. SNYDER.

The Uncle Sam
CAR AXLE

FOR

Secretary, N. LEISER.

GREASE,

Passenger, Freight and Mine Car Axles.

Used with or without Waste.

ELAND HOTEL, CHICAGO, ILL., FINEST WARRANTED SUPERIOR TO ANY GREASE IN THE MARKET