New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-14
flnanrlal.

OF the Pennuar Car Company in 1879 ana DOM co"P'
have since been successful operation Their compete
ness and efficiency enabl. TO produce Directly from
the crude materials the numerous form, and suosoafy
articles which are usually supplicd BY special maou'ac
tories. and thus effect large economies
The high grade 0, equipment, Manufactured BY "ese
conlanic, recognized. and their customers hc'uue '
all OF the important railroad. and the leading a"s"'N
ton COMPANIES and packing houses, among "hch nay ~
mentioned:
LAKE SHORE & MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RY CO.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL r. Il. CO.
UNION PACIFIC RY co.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY.
CHICAGO MILWAUKEE & ST. PAUL RY CO.
CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN RY co.
CHICAGO ROCK ISLAND PACIFIC Ky w.
CHICAGO ALTON r. r. co. ~
CHICAGO. BURLINGTON QUINCY H. ~. w.
ATCUISON TOPEKA SANTA FE H. ~ w.
BALTIMORE e. OHIO r. r.. co.
NEw.YOKK CENTRAL HUDSON RIVER r. "
co. =,
CINCINNATI. HAMILTON DAYTON II. H. w.
CANADA SOUTHERN II. r. co.
PENNSYLVANIA r. r. co.
MISSOURI PACIFIC RY co.
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RY co.
NEw.YORK LAKE ERIE & WESTERN r. r.
GRAND TRUNK RY CO.
WABASH r. n. co.
MICHIGAN CENTRAL r. n. CO.
DETROIT LANSING g. NORTHERN r. r. CO.
CHICAGO & WEST MltHlbAN ~ w.
CANADIAN PACIFIC RY co.
NORTHERN PACIFIC IT, r. CO.
WEST SHORE Il. r. co.
TITCHBrR re- r. r.. CO. IN
NFw.YORK CHICAGO & ST LOUIS X. ~ "
RIrFF\LO ROCHESTER PlTTSBUKG ". II" w.
CHICAGO & EASTERN ILLINOIS H. H. w.
TEXAS PACIFIC R'Y 90. ,xr,,c
CIycINyATI NEw.ORLEANS TEXAS PACIFlV
RY co. ,co
ROME WATERFOWL & OGDENSBURG II. ~ w.
ID u r..
nrTpoIT GRAND HAVEN MILWAUKEE KY
MERCHANTS, DESPATCH TRANSPORTATION CO.
UNION LINE
MFSSRS ARMOUR CO.
MESSRS SWIFT CO.
MESSES G. n. HAMMOND 4 Co
MTSSRS NELSON MORRIS & co.
TOLEDO OHIO CENTRAL RY co.
DENVER & RIO GRANDE RY co.
ILLINOIS STEEL co.
JosEpU SCHLITZ BREWING co.
ANHErSER.Br'SH BREWING co.
MEssRS LIBBY. McNEILL g. LIBBY
AND MANY OTHERS.
TIL. nrop.rtv covers eqhtytsreo ana one'hai acree "
o,nd =, which .eventy.elght and one.han acres arc
wood nv the company and nve acres leased In pepV'
,,lv located within city OF Detroit fgh1 'c'c'
thereof are on tho Detroit River having system OF p
and extensive wharfage Seven railroads touch 'he prop
critics. VIZ:
Grand Trunk Hallway.
Lake -hor. md Michigan Sou hern Railroad.
Michigan Central Baiir"ad
Flint nni Pcre Marc iefte Railroad.
Detroit Lansing and Northern X 'i'road'
D.,ro,, Grand Haven AMI NIiIwI ukee R"iiroad.
Wabash Railway
IT, ,u,,,cs seventy.efcn, in number. are Of tho most
,,,r,o character especially constructed for the re-
ouircmen,s OF business. The machinery Is ., 'i'
atcs, type and Is maintained In the mghes' ee'o y.
efficiency. The Companies employ AOou' n'0 '"''''N
men. . -, -.
customers OF the Company almost guarantee against
loss y bad debts The total losses In the PAST rev ye1r
upon sales amounting 20 more than ONE H0NDhhD
MILLION DOLLARS. are asccrtained 70 nave oee"
,css than FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS.
The reaI-estate, working
plant, machinery, and ap-
pances have been APP
praised at -$5,6Uo, 1871
And the cash assets at l,297.O 0O.UU
BY
HENRY 3. LEDYARD, Esq.,, President
Michigan Central Railroad Company
Detroit.
ALBERT ANTISDEL, Esq. General Manager
American Express Company, Chicago.
]. F. BARNARD. Esq, President Ohio and
Mississippi Railroad Company, Cincinnati.
WLLIPPINC0TT ESQ.,, President Cincln-
natl Union Stock Yards Company, Cincin-
natl.