Railroad Law. COMPANY. serious inconvenience by waiting a few moments. Philadelphia Stock Exchange. Closing Prices for the week ending July 28. W.20.Th.21. F.22 Sat.23.M.25T1.56 HAGAN V. PHILADA. AND GRAY'S FERRY RAILWAY The case of Crissey v. Hestonville Railway Com- June 25th, 1881. Rale discharged. H. G. Harris, Esq., for plaintiff, Messrs. Baird & Hopkinson, for the defendant. The Coal Trade. 6s, 1889.. 1st mortgage............. 78, new........ Elmira & Williamsport... Preferred.. Hunt. & B. Top Mt ....... The leading coal carrying companies make the 2d mortgage ........ .... ......... 68, 1884.. Weez. 1881. 1880. 1st mort. 58,coupon.... 1st mort.58, reg.......... 2d mort. 7s....... .... Consol. mort. 68......... Consol. mort. 6s, reg... .. Little Schuylkill... Minehill & Bch. Haven.... North Pennsylvania Rule to take off nonsuit, .... .... 534,104 512 782 1,527,126 sent to market for the week amounted to 103,632 carried a few rods further than he desired to be tons, against 94,207 tons in corresponding week carried was very slight, and the car actually stop-last year, au increase of 9,425 tous. The total ped at a very short distance beyond. the point at amount of bituminous mined for the year is 2,587,964 tons, against 2,191,011 tons for the correspondwhich he jumped off. Under these circumstances ing period last year an increase of 396,953 tons. the judge who tried the cause did not think him- The total tonnage of all kinds of coal for the self justified in leaving it to the jury to find dam-week is 790,912 tons, against 500,753 tons in ages for an injury which was due mainly to the corresponding week last year, an increase of 290,plaintiff's own negligence. In the streets of a 159 tons, and the total tonnage for the coal year s 16,333,599 tons, against 13,373,941 tons to same great city filled with passing vehicles of every de- date last year, an increase of 2,959,658 tons. The scription, and intersected by other streets also quantity of coal and coke carried over the Pennfilled with vehicles and foot passengers, safety sylvania Railroad for the week ending July 16 requires that very much shall be left to the dis- was 182,432 tons, of which 139,645 tons were cretion of the conductor to the point at which for the year thus far has been 4,727,168 tons, coal and 42,787 tons coke. The total tonoage it is best for him to stop his car. It would be arof which 3,416,160 tons were coal and 1,314,008 unjust and pernicious rule to establish that a coke. These rares embrace all the coal and passenger is justified in leaping from a street car because the car is not immediately stopped upon his request. Such a rule would be alike dauger ous to passengers and carriers, for it would offer 1st mortgage 6........... 531 221 651 55 601 .... 80 Northern Pacific....... 41 do. 48........... 98 101 101 641 127 127 95) 94 7. new convertible.. 78....... 68. ... ....... .... Preferred............ 15 154 16 168 an inducement and temptation to carelessnes compared with the correspon week 25,326 Northern Central ($50).... and imprudence. The case at the trial was ruled year. The coal was carried to 871 88; 8 4" 47 124 861 54 114 831 83 Dia Railroad-week, 7,841 tons; year, Consol. Coupons 2d Consolidated......101 101 102 New 2d 5s fund.. N.Y.,N.Haven & Hait North Missouri 1st M...... Northern Pacific....... 411 Preferred 80 Obio and Mississippi.. 198 998 Preferred....... 991 931 904 921 2d mortgage Consolidated 78...... 121 Consol. Sinking fund 123 Pacific Mail B. 8. Co.. 49) Pacific R. R. of Mo........ 1st mortgage............ 2d mortgage............ Panama... 1181 .... .... 106 1051 9:41 92 911 901 116 .... 116 281 28 138 1374 261 25 1361 186 251 130 1234 .... .... 1691 175 156 155 110 July 15 Baltimore and Ohio (sterling).......116-118 116-118 Central of New Jersey $100 shares..100-105 100-105 Do. Cons. Mort. Oct.'79 coupon...120 -122 121-123 Do. Adjustment bonds........... 110-114 110-114 Do. Income bonds................ 104 --106 104-106 Det., Gd. Haven & Mil. Equip. bds.118 - 120 118-120 Do. Con. M. 5 p.c.till '84 after 6 p.c.112-114 112 -1'4 Illinois Central$100 shares.........145-147 144-146 Lehigh Valley Consol mortgage....118 -122 69 N. Y. Cent.& Hud. Riv. Mt. bonds.137 -140 Do. $100 shares.. Do. Mort. bonds (st, Pullman Palace Car..... Quicksilver Mining Co. 19 Preferred.... 141 144 71 1571 St. Louis & San Fran.. 49 Preferred... 49 747 108 131 1103 109 110 1291 130 1291 1st Preferred..... 81. L., Alton and T. H. 50 Preferred.......................................... 1st mortgage............. 2d mort. preferred. 114 114 Income bonds............ 8t. 1.., Iron Mt. & S......... 1st mortgage........ 2d mortgage.... Tol., P. & War. 1st E.D..... lat mort., West. Div.... Onion Pacific ... 105 N.Y., Lake Erie & West., $100 shs... 461-471 451-451 84 - 88 135-137 .... 1131 112 127 127 126 1261 128xp 1251 118 1st mortgage 、................... Land Grant 78...... Sinking Fund 8.......... United States Express..... Wabash.. 129 118 ......... 1351 92 91 914 New Mort. 78.... Wells-Fargo Express. 125 211 Western Pacific bonde.. Western Union Tel ... 78,8. F. conv., 1900.... SP 861 901 108 108 Hudson Canal.108 108 107 1071 .7a, 1891.............. 75, 1884........... 1894.... Lack. & Western.121 120 119 1.0 1208 .... .... Boston Stock Exchange. Prices for the week ending July 27. Th.21..22.Sat. 23. M.25.Tu.26. W.27. 95 p. c. pref. $100 shares.. Do ist Con. Mori. Bonds (Erie)...135 -137 Mort. Funded Coupon bonds.....132-134 132-134 Do. do. 2d do. ......1054-106 105-106 Do. 2d Consol. Mort. bonde.......102-104 101-103 Po.Geld Income Bonds........... 90 - £5 En N. Y., Penn. & Ohio let mor.. bds.... 591-601 571- 58 Do. Prior Lien Bonds (sterling)....110-112 110-112 Pennsylvania, $50 shares........... 66j- 671 66 67 Do. Con. 8ink. Fund Mort........ 120-122 120 -122 Philadelphia & Reading $50 thares. 29-301 291-301 General Consol. Mortgage........ 117-119 117-119 Do. Improvement Mortgagc..............1051–1064 106 -107 Do. Gen. Mort. '74, ex-deferd. cou. 96 96 95- - 96 Do. Scrip for the 6 det. conpons. 90 91 20 Pittsbg, Ft W. & Chic. Equip bds.110-112 110 - 112 St. Louis Bridge 1st mort. gold bonds129-131 Do 1st pref. stock.....102-104 Union Pacific Land Grant 1st mort.118-122 118 - 122 94 129-131 100-102 American Railroad Journal. Financial and Commercial Review. THURSDAY EVENING, July 28, 1881. Three per cent was the ruling rate for call loans during the morning hours on stocks, time loans Atch., Top.and BaD. Fe.1441 1441 144, 142 141 142 were 3 to 5 per cent, and prime mercantile paper 3 to 4 per cent. In the afternoon the quotation for call loans at the Stock Exchange was 3 per cent, and at the close 2 and 3 per cent. The posted rates of the prime drawers of sterlicg were 4.83@4 85, and 4.83%1⁄2@4.85%1⁄2. The actual rates were 4.824@%, and 4.84@3⁄4 respectively, with cable transfers 4.85@4, and prime commercial bills 4 81@1⁄4; the actual rates for Continental exchange were as follows: francs 241 5.22@5.193%, marks 94% 24, and guilders 39 15-16 and 40%@3-16 respectively. 174 174 1741 78, reg...... Boston and Lowell 112 1128 Boston and Maine.....160 160 Boston and Providenc .... 113 Boston, Hart.& Erie 7 78 784 78 Burl. & Mo. R. L. G.7..... Burl. & Mo. R. in Neb. .... .... ferred.......... 112 111 109 108) 68, exempt.. 95 Convertible.......... 113 48... ton & Tex. Cent....... Uhi., Burl. and Quincy 157 169 157 156 155 Mortgage.... Die Central..... 135 135 Uln., Sand. & Clev.($50) 281 130 241 .... 121 122 Concord ($50).. Connecticut River.... Eastern.... New 4 Bonds........... 112 111 1558 The Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway 153 155 153 153 Company have decided to issue $5,000,000 of new 78 ... 761 122 1101 52 1301 68 Shore & Mich 8o.122 122 121 121 nsol, 78, reg...... &W.B. 78, Con Dock bonds..... Kan. C., Top. & West...... Michigan Central.... ville& Nashville..104x 103 101 102 100 102 N. Y. & New England.. 78 hattan .... 171 opolitan Elevated.. 87 t Mortgage........100 higan Central...... 991 1902........ B.and N. I. 1st, 8.F.... rie and Essex..... tmortgage............................... mortgage........... of 1871................................... ■,Convertible........................... Consolidated...... ... Het mortgage, rog..!!** **** Norwich & Worcester... Ogden. & Lake Chan 52 Old Colony........ 123 Ph., Wil. & Balt. ($50). 68 Portl'd, Baco & Ports..113 .... 142 142 1421 105 105 Pueblo & Ara. Vai........ 78..... Pullman Palace Car... 143 Land Grant 78.......117 1041 103 121 137 1361 .... .... )....... 1261 67 .... .... The Secretary's plan of refunding the Sixes 121 and Fives which matured this year has been virtually accomplished, and a review of the work sbows a gratifying result. On the 1st of March there were outstanding $202,266,550 6s and $469,320,650 5, making a total of $671,587,200. Of these $176,070,500 6s and $400,811,300 5s have been extended at 3% per cent, leaving $94,706,400 to be redeemed from the surplus revenues. 661 These bonds have all been called, the last cal .... .... ... 220 maturing on 1st October next, after which date The closing quotations on Thursday were: York, Penn. and Obio Inc., 56%1⁄2; Northern Par the interest ceases. The outstanding United States Adams Express, 134@136; American Express, fic 1st, 101; New York City and Northern Gen bonds on 1st October next will he $250,000,000 82@84; American District Telegraph, 47@474; mort., 9434; Ohio Central, 27%; do. 1st, 100 at 4% per cent, $739,317,800 at 4, 8576,881,800 Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, 157 157%; Can- do. Iuc., 54; Oregon Railway and Nav., 161;4 at 31⁄2, and $14,000,000 (naval pension fund) at ada Southern, 66% 26634; Chicago and North- 1st, 109; Ohio and Mississippi 1st, Springfie 3 per cent. The annual interest charge on these western, 1264@1263%; do. pref., 189@140; div., 118%; Ohio Southern inc., 50; Peoria, D bonds is $61,434,000. Of the bonds outstanding Central Pacific, 934@93%; Chicago, Milwau- catur and Evansville, 40%; do, inc.,78; Bo on 1st March last the interest charge was $76,-kee and St. Paul, 111@112; do. pref., 129 Watertown and Ogdensburg 1st consol, 845,000, a difference of $15,111,000. The result; Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati and In- Richmond and Allegheny, 53; do. 1st, 10 of the Secretary's scheme, which has been con-dianapolis, 92@93; Columbus, Chicago and In Rochester and Pittsbarg, 39%; do Inc., 45; ducted without charge of commission, is a reduc- diana Central. 22@224; Delaware and Hud- Louis, Kansas City and Northern, Omaha dir, 1 tion of $94,705,000 in the amount of the debt, and son Cana!, 1083⁄4 @109; Delaware, Lackawanna 117%; do. St. Charles Bridge 1st, 100%; do. of $15,411,000 in the annual interest charges. and Western, 121@12134; Hannibal and St. E. 7s, 1895, 113; 8yracuse, Binghamton The Chief of the Bureau of Statistics reperts Joseph, 902914; do. pref., 110@110%; Lake New York 1st, 125; Scioto Valley 1st, 107; that the total values of the exports of domestic Erie and Western, 56@56%; Lake Shore and Paul and Duluth pref., 86; St. Paul and Si provisions, tallow and dairy products from the Michigan Southern, 124@124%; Metropolitan City 1st, 118; St. Paul, Mino. and Man., 16 United States during the month of June, 1881, Elevated, 84@84%; Manhattan Elevated, 17@ do. 24, 106; St. Louis and Iron Mt. 1st, pr and the six months ended the same, as compared 17%; Michigan Central, 98@98%; New York Inc., 99%1⁄2; do. 2d, 109; do. Ark. Branch with similar exports during the corresponding Elevated, 106@107%; New York, Lake Erie and periods of the previous year, were as follows: Western, 43%@43%; do. pref., 84% @84%; New June, 1981, $9,591,705 ; June, 1880, $13,310,347, York Central and Hudson River, 14301434; Six months ended June 20, 1881, $71,156,93; Ohio and Mississippi 37% 37%; Ohio Central, 1880, $59,425,829. The values of the exports of 28028%; Pacific Mail, 50% 50%; Panama, provisions and tallow for the eight months ended @263; Texas and Pacific, 57@57; Union PaJune 30, 1881, were $88,275,702, and during the cific, 126@1261⁄4; United States Express, 68% same period in 1880, $79,031,573. The total values 68; Wells Fargo Express, 124@126; Western of dairy products for the two months ended June Union Telegraph, 88% @88%; Wabash, St. Louis 30, 1881, were $3,835,934, and for the same period and Pacific, 514@52; do. pref., 89@901⁄4. in 1880, $4,945,004. 112; do. Cairo, Ark. and Texas 1st, 1121 ledo, Delphos and Burlington, 27; do, inc., & Texas and Pacific, 56%; do. I&c., L. G., ¡ do. Rio Grande div., 1st, 98%; Utah SouthGen'l mort., 113; Wabash, St. Louis and Par Gen'l mort. 6s, 101%; Arkansas 79, L. R., P. and N. O., 16; Georgia 78, new, 1111⁄2 ; Louis a 78, consol., 67%1⁄2; North Carolina 4s, consol., do. 6s, S. T. 1st class, 7%; Tennessee 68, o 72; do. cew, 714; Am. Dist. Tel., 47; & The following quotations of sales of Railway Tunnel, 11⁄2; Colorado Coal and Iron 487%; Ce The total values of the exports of domestic and other securities, for the week, are in addi-Coal, 38; Consolidation Coal, 28; Maryland Co breadstuffs from the United States during June, tion to those giver elsewhere in our columns: 26; New Central Coal, 26%; Pennsylvania C 1881, were $20,605,915; June, 1880, $28,253,190 New York-Am. Dock and Imp. Co. ass., 254; Central Mining, 21; Deadwood, 8; E Six months ended June 30, 1881, $111,981,154; 1321; Boston and New York Air Line, 67; celsior, 2%1⁄2; Homestake, 15%; Little Pittatus 1880, $122,356,685. Twelve months ending Juue Buffalo and Erie 7s, now, 122; Central Iowa 1st, 21⁄2; Ontario, 35; Standard, 22%. 30, 1881, $265,561,328; 1880, $282,132,618. 115; Cedar Falls and Minnesota, 27; Chesa- Philadelphia.-Central Transp., 42; Chea It is understood that the holders of about 8,000 peake and Ohio let pref., 37; do. 2d pref., 27; do. peake and Delaware Canal 63, 892; Hantiazde shares of the old stock of the South Carolina Rail-1st, Series B, 864; do. cur. int., 58; Chicago, and Broad Top consol. 5s, 93%; do. 1st mo road Company, who refused at first to accede to St. Paul, Minneapolis and Omaha, 39%; do. 78, 120; Harrisburg and Lancaster 69, 1043, the terms of the reorganization, will be allowed pref., 1014; do. consol., 103; Col., Chi. and Ind. Pennsylvania Canal 6s, 100; Pennsylvania Co, now to come in and share in the advantages to be Cent. Inc., 75%; Cairo and Fulton 1st, 113; Chi-98; do. 68, 108; Perkiomen 1st, 104; Philade derived therefrom. The agreement provides : cago, Burlington and Quincy 83, 1034; Chicago, phia and Reading scrip, 73; Texas and Paci First-For the issue not exceeding $5 000,000 Milwaukee and St. Paul 1st, Southern Minn. consol. mort. 6s, 104%; do. 1st mort. 6s, 11 first consolidated mortgage bonds which are to div., 106%; do. S. W. div. 68, 109%; Cleveland The latest quotations are: City 65, 115@116' be used to pay off such bonds as have been de- and Toledo, 8. F., 110; Denver and Rio Grande, do. free of tax, 1271⁄2 132%1⁄2; do, 4s, new, 102 creed by the court to be a lien on the road prior 97%; do. 1st 118; do. 1st, ccnsol., 115; Denver, 104; Pennsylvania State 6s 3d series, 101@1013 to the old second mortgage bonds and to provide South Park and Pacific 1st, 108; East Tenn., do. 5s, cew. loan, 115@116%; do. 4s, Dew, 11 for so much of the floating debt as is secured by first or second mortgage bonds. Va. and Ga. 1st, 117%; Galena and Chicago 1st, Second-Tbat second consolidated mortgage 104; Galveston, Houston and Henderson 1st, 75; six per cent bonds may be issued by the reor-Galveston, Harrisburg and San Antorio 1st, 110; ganized company to such amount, not exceeding Houston and Texas Central Gen'l mort., 106; do. $1,500,000 in all, as may be necessary, to be deliv-2d M. L., 181; Indiana, Bloom, and Western, New Jersey R. R. and Canal, —@192; Buffal ered to the stockholders at par for the assessment of 10 per cent, with interest thereon; to provide 47%; do. 2d, 84; Indianapolis, Decatur and a contingent fund of not exceeding $100,000 in Springfield 1st, 110; International and Gt. North such bouds at par and to provide the means of ern 1st, 112; Kansas Pacific 1st consol., 1094; paying the first mortgage bonds of the old company not provided for in the issue of the first do. 6s, Denver div. ass., 115; Keokuk and Des consolidated mortgage bonds, as they become Moines 1st, 110; Lehigh and Wilkesbarre consol. ass., 110%; Lake Erie and Western, 54%; Louis Third-That income mortgage six per cent ville, New Albany and Chicago, 88; do. 1st, 107; bonds may be issued by the reorganized company Metropolitan Elevated 2d, 894; Milwaukee to such amount not exceeding $8,000,000 in all Lake Shore and Western, 5134; do. 1st, 107; as may be necessary to provide for the payment due. -; Philadelphia and Reading R. R., 293294 do. consol, mort. 7s, coup.1264@1263; do, rea 1264@126%; do. mort. 68, 122@125; do, i 1893, 121@122; do. new conv., 66-; Unite Pittsburg and Western, 21213; Pittsbor Titusville and Buffalo 7s, 104@105; Came and Amboy mort, 6s, 1889, 115@116; Peru sylvania R.R., 63@63%; do. gen'l mort, coupon 124@126%; do. reg., 126@128; do. conso mort. 6s, reg., 121@121%; Little Schuylkill R R., 55@56; Morris Canal, 41%@451⁄44; do. pref 1690; Schuylkill Nav., 611⁄2@—; do. pref., 150 15%; do. 6s, 1882, 90%@91%; do. 1872, 107), of the principal and interest of the non mortgage Missouri, Kansas and Texas, 42%; do. consol @108%; Elmira and Williamsport pref., 55960 bonde outstanding; to provide for the stock sur-ass., 110; do. 2d, 82; do. 6s, 93; Manhattan do, 68, 113@-; dr. 58, 98@103; Lehigh Coa rendered by stockholders depositing their stock Beach, 34; Mobile and Ohio, 36; do. 1st deben., and Navigation, 44444; do. 6s, 1884, 105 acd paying the assessment of 10 per cent there on; to provide an improvement, equipment and 1122; dr. 2d, deben., 651g; do. new mort., @107; do. R. R. loan, 119120; de. Gold contingent fund not to exceed the sum of $250,-1122; Missouri Pacific, 10534; do. 1st, consol., Loan, 1164@11634; do. consol. 78, 11934 01204 000 in such bonds at par, which amount, or so 112; Memphis and Charleston, 70; Marietta and Northern Pacific, 351353; do. pref., 748 3 much thereof as may remain after defraying ail Cincinnati 1st pref., 12; do. 2d pref., 9; Nash-744; North Pennsylvania, 603060%; do. 65 the obligations and expenses of the Purchasing Committee, shall be delivered to the reorganized ville, Chattanooga and St. Louis, 78; do. 1st, 107@-; do. 7s, 122@124; do. Gen'l mort, 78, company for the nses and purposes stated in the 118; New York, Ontario and Western, 314; Nor. reg., 12140121%; Philadelphia and Erie, 21 roorganization plan. folk and Western, 254; do, pref, 64; New-; do. 78, 118 @120%; do. 58, 107%@105% Pennsylvania Railroad. sebill, 60@6034; Catawissa, 20@21%; do. 17; Sonora 1st 78, 98%; Saginaw Valley and the St. Paul, Minneapolis and Manitoba Railroads, f., 57@58%; do. new pref., 572@58; do. St. Louis 88, 120; Toledo, Delphos and Burling- It is the intention to make this a favorite passen. 1900, 127@127 ; Lebigh Valley 60%1⁄2@61; ton, 164: Wisconsin Central 25%; do. 2d series, ger route to Minnesota and the lakes. 68, coupon, 122@123%1⁄2; do. reg., 122@1284; 58; Allouez Mining Co., 2%; Atlantic, 10; 2d mort. 78, 1374@140; do. consol. mort., Brunswick Antimony, 12%; Catalpa, 15%; Cres0123; Fifth and Sixth streets (horse), 136 cent, 872c.; Douglas, 3; Franklin, 10%; Har 87; Second and Third, 112@116; Thir-shaw, 5%; Mesnard, 50c.; Osceola, 30; Pewanth and Fifteenth, 862872; Spruce and Pine, bic, 1138; Silver Islet, 41. 48; Green and Coates, 90@100; Chestout Walnut, 95@98; Hestonville, @23; Gerntown, 7934@804; Union, 119@125; Lomd and South, @26; West Philadelphia, S@117; People's, 31@81%; Continental, 103 08. Railways of England. The following comparative statement of gross The statement of the business of all the lines of the Pennsylvania Railroad Cɔmpany east of Pittsburg and Erie, for June, 1881, as compared with the same month in 1880, shows Ao increase in gross earnings of.... An increase in expenses of..... receipts of eighteen of the English Railways for An increase in net earnings of the half year ending June 30, 1880 and 1881, is ........ ....... .... ........ .... .... .... $585,961 109,665 $476,296 The six months of 1881, as compared with the same period in 1880, how An increase in gross earnings of......$2,119.769 An increase in expenses of. 1,217,022 .... ...... 1881. 1880. Name of Railway. £ £ Great Eastern..... 1,306,236 1,291,188 1,624,730 1,612,358 Great Northern An increase in net earnings of........ $902,747 2,888.910 2,857,787 Great Western *. Lancashire and Yorkshire. 1,727,761 1,717,700 All lines west of Pittsburg and Erie for the six London and Brighton ..... 904,527 894,878 months of 1881 show a surplus over liabilities of London and Chatham..... 507,478 505,899 $1,625,783, being a gain over the same period in London and N. Western 4,452,289 4,422,434 1880 of $284 676. London and S. W stern.... 1,167,993 1.167,835 Manchester and Sheffield.. 849,178 896,294 Metropolitan.......... 288,193 271.110 At a meeting of the directors of the Bald Eagle Metropolitan District.... 191,264 181,104 Valley Railroad Company, held at the office of the 8,233,762 3,215 758 Pennsylvania Railroad Company in Philadelphia Midlaud Northeastern 2 915,024 2,956,060 213,872 North London on the 22d inst., a semi-anrual dividend of 4 per 205,948 North Staffordshire. 306,088 313,574 cent was declared, and it was decided to open a Rhymney 76,606 74,982 new branch road four miles in length from a point 869,881 Southeastern †............. 868,660 on the line of the Bellefontaine and Snow Shoe Taff Vale.... 262,960 254,952 Road, which was recently consolidated with the 23,785,752 23,708,021 Bald Eagle Valley, to the newly developed coal fields, The output of coal from the Snow Shoe mines now exceeds 600 tons per day. The coal is sold mainly for delivery at Albany and Boston, where it is used for steam purposes. .... .... .... .... .... .... .... *The receipts of the Great Western as given bere are really only for twenty one weeks, but it was thought advisable to do this as the company will in future begin its financial balf year on July 1 and January 1; the same course as is, in fact, pursued by all other English lines. †The aggregate in this case is for 25 weeks and 1 day against 25 weeks and 3 days. A project has been started to build a narrow gauge railroad between Tarrytown and Port Chester by way of White Plains, so as to form connections between the Hudson River Railroad at Tarrytown, the New York City and Northern Railroad near Hall's Corners, the New York and Harlem Railroad at White Plains, and the New Baltimore.-Atlantic Coal, 1 30; Atlanta and Company. The locomotive is of ordinary pat-York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad; also It is understood that this decision is based on with the prospective Housatonic and Northern and the New York and Connecticut Valley Railroads. The outside rail on the New York, Lake Erie and Western Railroad will soon be taker. up, all the care on the road having been narrow-gauged. The taking up of this rail will, it is estimated, give the company enough rails to lay 200 miles A contract for five miles of the Toronto and Ottawa Railway has been let to Messrs, Wood & Parr. William Gooderham, the president, says they are going to push the work rapidly. At a meeting of the Canadian Pacific Railway sharebolders in Montreal, on the 19th inst., a resolution was passed authorizing the issue of $25,000,000 of bonds. The Governor of New York has signed the Bill incorporating the Niagara River Bridge Company, RAILROAD AND CANAL DIVIDEND STATEMENT. Stock Marked thus (*) are leased roads. 44 46 Showing the amount of Stock Outstanding, the Dividend Periods and the date of last Dividend. Last Sept. 80 % June'81 3 110,300-&1,000,000 J. & J. July! J. & J. Jan," 121,000 A. & O. Apl 200,000 J.A.J.O | Apt| 2,100,000 J.A.J.O. A PL 400,000 A. & O. ABL 2,000,000 F.M.AN Ang 309,000 J. & J. Tay] 909,600 J.A. J.O. 1,068,400 J. & J. 1 500,000 J. & J. Jan 200,000 M. & N. Now, 500,000 A. & (). }% 180.000 J. & J. July 1,200,000 F.M.A.N May 1,000 000 J. & J. Jan. 200,000₫ — 1 --748,000 M. & N. May' 600 000 A. & О·âpi Ware River. ....100 $750,000 J. & J. 50 1,000,000 J. & J. Fly 500,000 J. & J. Jay 170,000 J. & J. Jaï 500,000 J. & J. Taly 2,050 000 J. & J. Jan 600,000 J. & J. Jay 105,000 A. &0 0x 300 000 M. & N. Hay 200.000 - & 1,500,000) J. & J. July 550,000 M. & N. M 282,555 & & 475,000 J. & J. UNA 206,054 # out. Dividend Dividend ||Marked thus (*) are leased out. Dividend Dividend Marked thus (*) are leased standing. Periods. Payable. roads. standing. Periods. Payable. Albany and Busq*. ------100 13,500,000 J. & J. Jan. '81 3 Little Schuylkill. - B$2.848.100 J & J. Ashuelot... .......100. 210,000 quarterly July 81 1 Louisville & Nashville..100 18,130,000 F. & A. Aug. '81 3 Atch.. Top. & Santa Fe.100 10,409,300 quarterly Aug.'81 2 Louisv., N. Alb. & Chi..100 3,000 000 J. & D. Dec. '70 3 Atlanta and West Point.100 1,232,200 J. & J. July 80 4 Lowell and Andover....100 500,000 J. & J. July '80 3 Atlantic and St. Law..100 5,000,000 M. & S. Lowell and Lawrence-100 200.000 A. & O. Apl. '78 2; Augusta and Savannah.100 1,022,900 J. & D. June '80 3 Lykens Valley -----100 600,000 F.M.AN Feb. '79 24 Avon, Geneseo & Mt. M.*100 225,000 A. & O. Jan. 78 3 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 4,569,578 J. & J. July '81 3 1st pref. 50 8,130,719 M. & 8 Sep. '86 38 Washington Br..100 1,650,000 A. & O. Apl. '815 "2d pref. 50 4,460,368 M. & S. Sep. '66 38 Berkshire -----100 600,000 quarterly Apl. 8t 1 Massawippi*...---------100 400,000 F. &. A Aug.'81 2 Boston and Albany-100 20,000,000 quarterly June'e1 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 Aol. '8 2 64 pref.100 1,750,100 Apl. '81 3 Michigan Central 100 18,738.204 quarterly Aug. '81 1 Agricultural Br. guar--100 60,000 J. & D June '76 3 Middlesex Central... -100 2,136 shs F. & A. Feb. '81 3 Bost., Conc.& Mont.*pref100 800,000 M. & N May '81 8 Mill Creek & Minehi 1* 50 323.375 J. & J.July '81 5 Boston and Lowell-500 3,250,000 J. & J.July 81 2 M. Hill & Schuyl. Hav. 50 3,856,450 J. & J. July '81 3 Boston and Maine 100 6,921,274 M. & N. May $1 4 Missouri Pacific.........1 0.2,416,000 quarterlyuly 81 1 Boston and Providence-100 4,000,000 M & N. May 91 4 Mobile & Montgomery..100 2,794,800 F. & A. Fe '80 2 Attleborough Branch.100 131,700 J. & J. ¡uly '81 3 Morris and Essex*. 60 15,000,000 J. & J. July '81 3 Rost. Revere B & Lynn.100] 350,000 J. & J. July '813 Mt. Carbon & Pt. Carbon.50) 282,350 J. & J. July '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. '90 2 Nashua and Rochester-100 1,305,800 A. & O. Apr. 281 1 Camden and Atlantic... 50 877,400 quarterly Apl.'80 38 Nashville and Decatur..100 1,529,000 J. & D. Dec. '79 3 46 pref. 50 838,311 quarterly Apl.'8038 Nash., Chat. & St. Louis. 25 6,575,296 A. & Opl. '80 11 Camden & Burl. Co.....100 381,926 J. & J. July '81 3 Naugatuck... ....100 2,000 000 J. & J. Jan. '81 6 Crpe May and Millville 50 447,000 J & D. June 8C 8 Nesquehoning Valley*. 50 1,000,000 M. & S. Mar. '8: 8 Catawissa*. 50 1,159,600 October Oct.'80 $14 N.Castle & Beaver Val.* 50 1,800,000 quarterly July '80 2 pref. 50 2,200,000 M. & N. May '83 N Haven & Northamp..100 605,000 quarterly Oct. 74 3 2d pref.... 50 1,000,000 M. & N. Yay '81 3 New London Northern 100 1,418,800 quarterly Jct. '80 14 ----- 50 Cayuga and Susq. 689,110 J. & J. Jan. 80 4 N.Y. Cen. & Hudson R..100 89,428,330 quarterly July 'St 2 Cedar Rapids & Mo. R.*100 6,850,406 F. M.A.N Aug. '81.1 New York and Harlem.100 8,500,000 J. & J. July 814 14 pref 100 769,600 F. & A Aug. 81 8 pref.100 1,500,000 J. & J. July '81 4 Central of Georgia. 100 7,500,000 J & D. June '81 4 City Line.... annually Apl. '81 3 Central of New Jersey-100 18,563.200 quarterly Apl. 76 24 New York & Long Br.*100 2,000,000 Oct. '79 2, Central Ohio---------- 50 2,425,000 J & J July '81 3 New York Elevated....10c 6,500,000 quarterly Apl. '81 2; prof... 50 400,000 J. & July '813 N.Y., Lake Erie & West.100 77,107,70 .........100 54,275,500 F. & A. Aug. 81 3 Central Pacific 64 pref..100 8,146,700 ---. 100 Chemung... 380,000 quarterly July 1 N. Y., N. H. & Hartf...100 15,500,000 J. & J. Jan. '81 5 Cheshire, preferred 100 2,155,300 J. & J. July '81 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 & Canand*100 1,000,000 J. & J. July '80 3 pref..100 2,425,400 M. & 8. Mar '81 4 North Carolina......100 4,000,000 M. & S. Mar. '80 3 Chicago, Burl. & Quincy.100 31,004,456 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... 60 4,527,150 quarterly May '81 1 Chicago, Iowa & Nebras*100 3,916,200 J. & J. July 81 4 50 5.842,000 J. & July '81 3 Chi, Mil. and St. Paul..100 15,404,261 A. & O. Apl. '813, Northern N. Hampsh--100 3,068,400 J. & D. June'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. July '81 5 pref.10 21,625,853 quarterly June'81 Ogdensb, & L. Champl. 100 8,077,000 J. & J. July 176 2 Chicago, R I. & Pacific-100 0,00 000 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 2; Ohio and Mississippi...100 20.000.000 quarterly Cin., Ham, & Dayton...100 3,000,000 A. & O. Oct. '80 2 pref.100 4,030,000 J. & D. Mar. '75 3 Cin., Band. & Clev. pref. 50 429,037 M. & N. May '81 3 Old Colony.. .100 7,133,80C J. & J. Jnly '81 3 Olev., Col., Cin. & Ind--100 14,991,800 F. & A. Feb. '815 Oregon Railway & Nav.100 4.455,00 quarterly May 1 Cleveland & Mahoning*. 60 2,057,569 M. & N. Nov.'79 4 Oswego and Syracuse.100 482,400 F. & A. Aug 89 4 Oleveland & Pittsburg 60 11,236,150 quarterly June '811 Panama..... ---1007 000,000 Aag. 1, 1881, $24.26 Columbus and Xenia 50 1,786,200 M.J.B.D June'81 2 632,000 J & J. July '81 4 Colum. & Hocking Val-100 2,500,000 F. & Aug'81 20, Paterson and Newark 100 250,000 J. & J. Concord. 60 1,600,000 M. & N. May 81 5 Paterson and Ramapo*.100 248,000 J. & J. July '81 4 Concord and Ports.*... 100 350,000 J. & D. June'81 3 Pember. & Hightstown. 50 342,150 J. & J.July 80 3 Oonn, & Passump Riv..1 0 2,175,700 F. & A Aug.'81 3 Pennsylvania 60 68,870,200 M. & N. May '81 4 Connecticut Kiver 100 2,100,000 J. & J. July '81 4 Peoria & Bureau Val. 100 1,200,000 F. & A. Feb. '81 4 --- 60 1,292,950 J.A.J.O. Jan. 81 2 Philadelphia and Erie* 50 6,004,300 J. & J. Cumberland Valley.. 1st pref.. 50 241,900 A. & O. Oct. '80 4 pref. 50 2,400,000 J. & J. Jan. '75 4 24 pref... 50 243,000 A. & O. Oct. '80 4 Phil., Ger. & Norrist wn* 50 1,626,250 M.J.S.D. June 81 3 Danbury and Norwals. 50 600,000 quarterly June 81 11 Philadelphia & Reading 50 32,726,375 quarterly Jan. 76 2 Chesapeake & Delaware 50 1,983,563 J. & D. June Dayton & Michigan* 60 2,401,528 A. & O. Oct. '80 11 pref. 50 1,551,800 quarterly July 76 3 Delaware Division.. 50 1,833,350 pref. 50 1,211,250 quarterly Jan. 81 2 Phila, and Trenton*... 100 1,259,100 quarterly July '81 2 Delaware and Hudson 100 20,000,000 Delaware.. 1,230,950 J. & J. Jan. 81 3 Phila., Wil. & Balt..... 50 11,572,700 J. & J. July '91 4 Delaware and Raritan*.100 6,847,400 quarterly J Del. & Bound Brook*... 100 1,584,400 quarterly May '81 1 Pittsb., Ft. W. & Chi.100 19,714,285 quarterly July '81 i Lehigh Coal & Navigat. 60 10,848,550 J.SD.M. L Del., Lackaw. & Westn. 60 26,200,000 quarterly July '81 18 Special Imp.100 5,501,300 quarterly July '1 1 Monongahela Navigat 60 1,003,500 J. & J. J Detroit, Lans. & Nor...100 1,825,600 F. & A. Aug.'80 2 Pittsfield & N. Adams.-100 450,000 J. & J. Jan. 80 2 Morris (consolidated)...100 1,025,000 F. & A. Feb. pref.10 2,503,383 F. & A. Feb. '81 3 Porti., Saco & Portem..100 1,500,000 J. & J. July '81 3 แ (preferred).. -----100 1 176,000 F. & A. Feb Dubuque & Sioux City*100 6,000,000 A. & O. Apl. '81 2 Profile and Franconia..100 Annual Nov. '80 8 Pennsylvania.. 50 4,337,950 -&East Pennsylvania 50 1,309,200 J. & J. July 81 3 Providence & Worces..100 2,000,000 J. & J. July '81 38chuyl Nav. (common)* 50 1,908,207 annually Au East Mahanoy *. 392,950 J. & J. July 81 3 Republican Valley......100 855,000 quarterly Feb. '80 2 (pref.). 50 2888,977 annually g East Tenn., Va. & Ga... 109 5,000,000 A. & O. Api. '81 3 Rensselaer & Saratoga *100 6,000,000 J. & J. Jan. '81 4 Eastern (Mas8.)--------100 4,997,600 J. & J.July '73 3 Rhode Island & Mass..100 175,575 &Jan. '81 3 Eastern (N. H.) --------100 492,500 J. & D. June '81 2 Richmoud & Petersb....100 1,008,600 J. & J. Jan. '81 3 Eel River.... ..100 3,000,000 quarterly Funa '81 21 Roch. & Genesee Val.*.110 655,200 J. & J. Jan. '79 S Elmira, Jef. & Canand*.00 600,000 Sept. Sept. 805 Rome, Watert, and Ogd-100 2,998,200 J. & J. July '75 3 Elmira & Williamsport* 60 500,000 M. & N. May '81 1 Rutlanu preferred... 100 4,168,700 F. & A. Feb. 75 348 prof. 50 500,000 J. & J. July '81 3 8. L., Ali. & T. Haute-100 2,300,000 - & -Erie and Pittsburg, 50 1,090,250 pret.100 2.46,400 F. & A. Feb. '81 8 Fitchburg-100 4,500,000 Jarterly Sept.'80 11 and J.July '81 3 St. L., I Mt. & South'n.100 14,248,950 F. & A. Feb. '74 3 Frankfort and Kokomo.100 600,000 Oct. '711 Salem and Lowell.......100 2,433 shs M. & S. Sep.'78 50c Georgia --------- 4.200,000 T. and J July '81 3. Schuylkill Valley* ----- 50 676,050 J. & J. July '81 2 Hannibal & St. Jo. pref..100 5,183,024 F & A. Aug. '81 3. Seaboard and Roanoke-100 1,151,400 M. & N. May '80 4 Harrisburg & Lancaster 50 1,182,500 J & J. Jan. '81 3 Shamokin V. & Pottsv.* 50 869,450 F. & A. Aug.'80 8 100 1,180,000 quarterly July '81 2 housatonic, pref.. Shore Line*. ---- 100 995,800 J. & J.July '80 4 Illinois Central 100 29,000,000 M. & 8' Mar. '81 3 Sioux C. & Pacific pret..Ico 169,000 A. & O. Apl. '81 3 Iowa Falls& Bioux City*100 4,625.000 quarterly June '811 South Branch (N. J.)*..100 458,300 J. & J. July '79 3 Iowa Railroad Land Co 100 7,620,000 quarterly '81 South Western, (Ga.)-100 8,892,300 J. & D. Jure'79 3 lo. 8o. & Mo. Northern. 25! Stockbridge and Pitts."-130 448,700 J. & J. July 79 3 Jaffersonv., Mad. & ind.100 Summit Branch*. 50 4,125,000 F. & A. Feb.'76 3 Joilet and Chicago 100 Syr., Bingham. & N.Y.*100 2,004,000 J. & D. Feb. '80 2 Ks Olty, Top. & West.100 Terre Haute & ir diaua 100 1,988,150 F. & A. Aug. '81 4 Kor ucky Central......1.9 Troy and Boston......100 1,609,000 F. & A. Feb. '80 2 16 pref.100 50 100 J. & D. Dec. '80 3 100 36,745,000 quarterly July '81 11 La Shore & Mich. 90.-100 48,466,500 quarterly Aug. '81 2 United Cos. of N. J*...100 20,490,400 quarterly July '81 2 (grar.). 100 633,600. & A. Aug. 815 Ulca, Jhenango & 3. V.100 4,000,000 M. & N. May 2803 50 450,000 quarterly July '81-2 Utica and Black River100 1,666,000 J. & J. Mar. '79 2 since. .......... -- ---- Loklyn Valley 50 27.832.566arterly July '81 14 Dormont and Mau --100 3.050.000 A.&O. Apl. '81 3 pref. 50 106,300 quarterly Joly '81 18 Wab., St. L. & Duciffe...100 20,000,000! Little Mignalui) vang • 606,871,450) ysterly Jun' '81 2 pref.100 20 000,000 quarterly Aug. 811, Paterson and Hudson*-100 200,000 J & J. Jg. 284,775 J. & J. Jan 200,000 quarterly Ap 750,000 A. & A 1,199,500 J.A. J.O. A 962,100 quarterly a 500,000 J. & J. Jan. 750,000 M. & N. Nov. 115,000. & N. .. +00,000 T. & J. JE V 2,000,000 F.M.A.NS. 1,000,000 J. & J. Juz 600,000 J, & J. Jan 100 374,500 J. & J. Ja'y 50 400,000 J. & J. July 400,000 J. & J. Duly MISCELLANEOUS. ་་ 200,000 M. & S. JAK S |