The New York herald., 1873-07-01
FINANCIAL.

FINANClA1.s
RANKING HOUSE OF FISH HATCH,
No-ssAssAu szrnrri iI's NV Y7sesr,l
We recommend to our friends and customers for IN
vestment Of surplus capital in exchange for Govern
ment bonds,
principal interest payable gold in New York city,
interest payable January and July bonds Of $l,Oo
EACH coupon or registered Price accrued
The Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad, great East and
West Trunk Line 40 miles in length extending from
Atlantic tide-water at Richmond to Huntington, the
most favorable point of railroad connection with the
Ohio River Is completed, doing large and pronta-
bic business.
Its traffic transportation Of agricultural products
and general merchandise between the West and the
ment of the immense iron coal and timber
the Alleghanics and the great Kanawha Valley grow
ing as rapidly MS II can be organized.
It's passenger travel between the East and West and
Southwest and to the White Sulphur and other
brated medicinal springs s large and rapidly
increasing.
| It's earnings during the current year will be much
larger has heretofore anticipated, and will
largely increase from year to year.
None other great East and West trunk lines and
coal and iron horoughfares, whose revenues
cnormou, commenced their business with anything
ike the traffic which has greeted the opening
of the Chesapeake and Ohio and its growth promises
to equal in magnitude and excel in rapdty that of the
most successful Of its predecessors
These facts together with the thorough construction
substantial character of the road ITSELF and the great
value OF the companys property and franchises enable
us to recommend their securities with utmost conf
| ,dence.
Pamphlets containing full information concerning the
road and the country it traverses will furnished on
application.
We continue to deal government securities Central
Pacific Western Pacific and Chesapeake Ohio six per
cent bonds buy and sell stocks bonds the 'ck
Exchange commission Tor cash, make colle'o" re'
ceive deposits, which allow interest 'l' '"eo
four per cent, and do general Banking 'neS'
| - SIX HATCH
| COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA. at the Treas
~ Coupons due In lo72 and 1873 payable bonds nsn
| Richmond, of the old, new and consodaon favorable
interest registered stock collected NJ
terms purchased at best market rate. ew street
JOHN b. MANNING. No 5'--
DELAWARE, LACKAwANNA AND wEsTES.s
| - Railroad Company, No 26 Exchange place.
| New York, June H. 1873
Dividend of five 0 per cent in cash will be paid to
The transfer books will be closed from Goth June
| morning OF 2lst July. A j. ODLLL, Treasurer.
| L7RIE RAILWAY COMPANY TREAsURERs OFFICE,
IL New York June ia lS1S Sor1cE
The July coupons of the Erie Railway Companys bonds
secured by mortgage of the Buffalo Branch, will be paid
on and after day of July next at the offices of
! W. p. SHEARMAN, Treasurer New York.
| IMMIGRANT INDUSTRIAL SAVINGS BANK, 81 CHAM
~ bers street-New York June 30. 1873
DvidendThe Trustees of this Bank have ordered that
interest be paid to depositors entitled thereto,
| months ending this date fOllows:-
Firs-On sums of $2OOO at the rate Of seven cent
Second-On SUMS exceeding 81 OOO seven per cent per
annum on 5000 and six per cent per annuIn the
| Payable on and after Monday July 81 1873.
The interest will be placed to the credit depositgrs
under date OF July l. and will be entitled
| the next six months If not withdrawn.
DAVID LEDwIrH, HENRY L. HOGUET,
Comptroller President.
| E'oRTY-SECoND DIVIDEND.
IL Hanover Fire Insurance Company.
semi-annua dividend OF five per cent free govern
l. REMsEN LANE, Secretary
NEW YORK, July l, 1873.
EOR sALE-l26 SHARES OF CONSUMERS ICE
IL at par: dccla per ce iydend