The Sun.
London, England, 1868-10-07 00:00:00

EARNINGS.

From Passengers
From Freight
From Express 80,954 79
From Mail

Frona Miscellaneous

-,-
26,579 28

Total 51,246,049 73

EXPENSES. _
For Conducting Transportation
For Motive Power 977,010 62
For Maintenance of Oars
For Maintenance of Way
For General Expenses

82,681,757 14
Net earnings to balance

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Total 84,246,040 73
The average length of the road in operation for the
same time was 472 miles.

The amount of first mortgage bonds the company CO
issue on this 472 miles is $7,520,000.
Gold interest for one year at the rate of 6

pr cent. is
Aud 40 per cent. premium for gold

S 151,200
18u,480
$631,60

Total ..
Surplus for the year, after paying interest
on first mortgage bonds 5929,603 50
Calculating the United States Second Mortgage
Bonds the result is as follows :
Net earnings for one year 51.,561,283 59
Interest on first Mortgage Bonds,
reduced to currency 5631,680
Interest on Second Mortgage Bonds
in currency
Total -- 1,082,880 00

Surplus after paying all interests
The earnings for the first half of the financial year were
so large that the company reduced their charges 25 Per
cent.

Messrs. Fisk and Hatch offer a limited quantity of
the Central Pacific Railroad Thirty - year Gold
Bonds at 103, with accrued interest from July Ist
in currency, principal and interest payable in United
States gold coins. Although not immediately con-
nected with this subject, we may mention that Ben•
Holladay will build the Oregon. Central Railroad,
and that the Utah papers are clamouring for "3
magnificent mammoth hotel" in Salt Lake City to
accommodate the host of travellers expected there
when the Pacific Railroad trains run.

RAILROAD CONNECTION BETWEEN ST. LOUIS AND
TUE Souni.—Work is progressing most rapidly'
Track laying commenced at Bismarck, Missouri, on
Monday, September 7, and will ba finished to 3
point four miles below Farmington within sixty
days. The track has already been laid from Bel'
mont to Charleston. Fifteen hundred men are env
ployed upon the line in the various labours incident
to railroad construction and at the tunnel, fiftf
miles from Bismarck, four sets of hands ara cow
stant]y employed—two at each end—working night
and day. It is estimated that it will require eight
months to complete the tunnel, which is 1,200 feet
in length, and that when finished the whole wall;
will be complete, and cars will immediately after
run through from St. Louis to Belmont.—}Nall:
Street Journal.

The Boston and Albany Railroad was to heel
running on the second track, betwaen Chester awl
Middlefield, on Monday, Sept. 21, and thus the
double track thoroughfare from the metropolis ?i
New England to Albany and Chicago will be is
operation.

- Rapid progress has been made on the Lebanon
Springs Railroad, 18 miles of track being alreadi
down. The completion of the ro Id to Petersburg
was promised by the end of September.

We learn from Valetta, Oct. 1, that the Malts
and Alexandria Telegraph expedition is progresine'
vourably at the rate of five miles an hour. Five hundred
an I fifty miles have already been accomplished, and it 14
expected that the expedition will reach Alexandria °
Monday next.
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