New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-16
Tag0UGN BUSINESS.

I'll, NJ etts east Of the River
la, the West and southwest bS the follow
lug lines VIZ: Tie Central Vermont ana Grand ErnGi e
IIoo,a, Tunnel Boston AMI Albany NewYork New'Ilaven
and HArtfori CONNECTICUT Western to DO supplemented
during the year by the Sew. YORK and New-EpgIaad
Tn Central is in position I" have favorable
connections with all lines By the Boston, Barre and
riper Il will connect with the Cheshire at Wnchendon.
leading to the Central vermont and Grand Trunk also win
nc MonadnocE leading 10 Cen raj New hampshire AT Am
r,t IL will havo a cOnsetOn with the Central Yer
mont at will have connection with The ware RIVER
branch o. tho Boston Albany. leading 60 Springfield
Hartford AMI New.laven at northampton with the New
Haven and connecting WITH tho western onec
cn The New FORK Haven. the New YORK and New
England tnreo routes NewYork and the Hudson River
Az Vest Dcernei II will connect with the Troy and Green
field owned by the state forming the shortest ne 10 inc
Ioosao Tunnel connecting with the New YORK central the
and Hudson. opening by these various uuoS Oo
uun,catons with all sect south and West; with New
YORK. Phadrphia and Washington the coal he'S Oh Penn
avyaua with Chicago AMI the grain fields OF INC N0rthWest
lis western maximum grade sixty feet 20 the mile s east
EN- only nytwO less than those OF the Boston anu
Albany and IA favorable those OF the HtcOurg with
curvatures vastly favorable than either Of those lines
Wrh the ample equipment of the Boston and Lowell. 10
which It per of nngs AMI the
payment al with it' depot Accommodations whars
ana Mystic viii Oe position at the outset To
do lis Jul share or pass ger and freight business between
Boston ana all points especially In the transportation
ana shipment cattle grain lnd merchandise 10 Europe
PROSPECTIVE EARNINGS.
Tue bonded the Massachue Is central I" De t
lien OF So 5)lpOO be RAG per interest requiring an
income Of So O00O per Tho distance from Boston
Deerrd Or ~ the the Fi,chburg glance III mo
earning capacity Oh that will urdsh Trustworthy uA'"
f an estimate OF the Jabe earning capacity OF tn' Coh
,ral The total permanent nv s'me" Oh u' N''
by tic latest rcIO IS rs follows; -,,,.o,
FItclblrp ...... S''-o"''V'
Vermont and Hasa husetS.......----'.' o''0VOoo
Total '"V''NN
The lerrt OF the line, including all branches II QUE nun.
dred and nv eight miles, making capital Of more than
S,, ono per mile. Tho total earrings for 1870 were
- 600 enabling pay it, rentals and hyleD Is anu To
osd 1 x 400 10 its surplus amounting 10 S3o2OOn lus
tot net income for tho year was but h'te short Oi
sioCD1 when considered that the MASS HOoEIIS
CENTRAL Will require 10 per cent OF the gross
earnings OF Ftcbburg meet the interest on It's oOhueu
depL It "a manifest earnings must DO ar-H IN eA
cess Of that amount thus inSung early dividend 10 the
| stOc KhOlders. -,
We Invite the closest scrutiny 70 the merits 10 the
aud would call the attention oil capitalists
boders OFT. - 5s and Us and other securities pear
ing A low rnte OF Interest TO ths loan rs SAFE Sc
| curity TO hold Tor = permanent Investment ana our
maj VIII soon com unnI PREMIUM IA the market
we infer this Loan al 81 and interest subject 10 an
| oLynuce an price without notice.
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