OF THE

RAILROAD s

OF THE

UNITED STATES

1878.

HENRY V. POOR.

HUSSEY, HOWE & CO

Manufacturers of all Descriptions of

CAST STEEL

Specially Adapted to

RAILROAD

IN REPAIRS OF TRACK AND ROLLING STOCK,

AND FOR

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Office and Works, - - PITTSBURGH.

BRANCH WAREHOUSES:

BOSTON, 34 Oliver, cor. Franklin St.,

NEW YORK, 3 Cliff Street.,

CHICAGO, 146 Lake Street.

CALVIN WELLS. AARON FRENCH.

PITTSBURGH

Cast- Steel Spring Works.

MANUFACTURERS OF

EXTRA TEMPERED, LIGHT ELLIPTIC

Cast-Steel Springs,

With Patent Hot Compressed Bands,

FOE RAILROAD CARS AND LOCOMOTIVES.

Diploma and Medal awarded for Good Design, Excellence of Workmanship and Material, Uniformity of Action, and Durability.

WORKS a Cor. of Liberty and Twenty-first Sts.,

PITTSBURGH, PA.

B. E. KICKER & CO., General Agents,

Goal and Iron Exchange Building, New York.

MEW YORK

The Oldest and Largest Manufacturers in the United States cf

Vu canized Rubber Fabrics

ADAPTED TO MECHANICAL PURPOSES,

MACHINE BELTING with smooth metallic rubber surface: STEAM PACKING in every form and variety : LEADING AND SUCTION HOSE of any size or strength: PATENT "SMOOTH BORE" RUBBER SUCTION HOSE:

This extra quality of Hose is made expressly for Steam Fire Engine use, and will stand a pressure of 400 Ibs. per square inch.

ANTISEPTIC LINEN HOSE, a cheap and durable Hose for Mill and Factory purposes.

ANTISEPTIC RUBBER-LINED LINEN HOSE, the lightest Hose manufac- tured for Hand or Steam Fire Engines. Will stand a pressure of 300 Ibs. per square inch.

CAR SPRINGS of a superior quality, and of all the various sizes used.

SOLID EMERY VULCANITE WH EELS, for grinding and polishing metals- the ORIGINAL Solid Emery Wheel, of which all other kinds are imitations and greatly inferior.

Warehouse, 37 and 38 Park Row, New York,

JOHN H. CHEEVER, Treas.

Price Lists and other information may be obtained by mail, or otherwise, on application.

THE STANDARD STEEL WORKS.

Locomotive and Car Wheel

TIRES,

Thoroughly Hammered and Rolled

TO DESIRED SECTIONS, MANUFACTURED PROM

The Celebrated OTIS STEEL

ALSO

STEEL AXLES:

And Heavy Steel Forgings.

REPRESENTATIVES :

B. B. EIEKEB&CO.,NewYork, ANDREW WABBEN, St. Louis.

JOHN V. AYEB'S SONS, Chicago. H, H, WALEEB, New York, for the South. WOBZS, LEWISTOWN, PA,

OFFICE:

22O SOUTH FOURTH ST., Philadelphia.

L. H. TAYLOR, S. P. It VlCICIt, J. H. WALKER,

President. Superintendent. Secretary and Treasurer.

THE TAYLOR IRON WORKS.

Office and "Works at;

High Bridge, N. J.

MANUFACTURERS OF

Chilled and Steel-tired Wheels,

For LOCOMOTIVE, PASSENQEE, AND FREIGHT CAB SERVICE;

ALSO

Extra Scrap Hammered, Locomotive Driving, Tender and Car Axles, Draw Hooks and Forgings.

WHEELS AND AXLES FURNISHED FITTED OR SEPARATELY. NARROW-GAUGE WORK A SPECIALTY.

WM. J. NICOLLS, General Agent,

91 Liberty Street, New York.

PHILIP L. MOEN,

President and Treasurer.

CHARLES F. WASHBURN,

Vice-President and Secretary.

Washburn 0 Moen Mfg. Co.

Established, 1831. Capital, $1,500,000.

WORCESTER, MASS.

WIRE DRAWERS.

PATENT

Galvanising, Rolling and Tempering.

MANUFACTURERS OF

Of Every Description.

A SPECIALTY IS MADE OF

Galvanized Telegraph Wire,

GALVANIZED TELEPHONE WIRE,

AND

Patent Steel Barb Fencing.

NEW YORK OFFICE: 42 Cliff Street.

CHICAGO OFFICE: 215 and 217 LaTce Street.

GEOBGE WESTINGHOUSE, Jr.,

PRESIDENT.

EALPH BAGALET,

SEC'Y & TREASURER.

T, W, WELSH,

SUPERINTENDENT.

PITTSBURGH, Pa., U. S. A.,

MANUFACTURERS OP THE

Westinghouse Automatic Brake.

Westinghouse Locomotive Driver Brake.

Vacuum, Brakes (Westinghouse & Smith Patents.) Westinghouse Air Brake.

Particular attention is called to the " AUTOMATIC " and "LOCOMOTIVE DRIVER BRAKES," now being tested and adopted by the prominent lines.

With the "DRIVER BRAKE" the engineer can handle an ordinary freight train better than with brakemen. The saving in car wheels and wages will there- fore be apparent. On shifting or yard engines it is invaluable.

The " AUTOMATIC " has proved itself to be the most efficient train and safety brake known. Its application is instantaneous ; it can be operated from any car in the train, if desired, and should the train separate, or a hose or pipe fail, it applies automatically. A GUARANTEE is given customers against LOSS from PATENT SUITS on the apparatus sold them. FULL INFORMATION FURNISHED ON APPLICATION.

2 EXCHANGE COURT, NEW YORK.

Liberal Cash Advances made on Consignments of Cotton and Tobacco to our address, also to our friends in Liverpool and London.

GOVERNMENT SECURITIES, GOLD, STOCKS AND BONDS

Bough.! and Sold on Commission.

SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO RAILWAY SECURITIES AND LOANS. Accounts Received and Interest Allowed on Balances,

"WHICH ]M^Y BE CH:EO:K.:EI> FOI1 AJr SIGHT.

[ROOM 60 TRINITY BUILDING]

Jersey City

MANUFACTURERS OF

HAMMERED AND ROLLED

WARREN ST., JERSEY CITY, H.

TOOi, J>J?J£i, JP-JJOG JPi^TBS and POJJTrS, CUTLERY, RAKE, AXE, HOE,

MACHINERY, SPRING, WAGON AXLE,ITIRE, SWORD, BAYONET,

RIFLE AND PISTOL, MADE TO ORDER.

JAS. B. THOMPSON.

B. ILLINGTVORTH.

J. H. GAUTIER.

Ip^T

MANUFACTURERS OF

Bessemer Steel and Iron Rails

AND FASTENINGS.

AND OTHER FORGINGS

Of Siemens-Martin and Bessemer Steel, and of Iron.

GALVANIZED and BLACK SHEET IRON,

CORRUGATED ROOFING AND SIDING,

Spring Steel and Wire of all kinds,

Agents for the sale of STEEL SCREWS of all Sizes.

H. CHISHOLM, iPres't.

A. B. STONE, Vice-Pres't,

New York Office, 52 William Street

E. T. PAGE, Secretary.

W. B. CHISHOLM, Gen. Sup't.

, O.

Works at Edge Moor, on Delaware River.

Post-Office, Wilmington, Delaware.

New York Office, 79 Liberty St.

MANUFACTURE ALL KINDS OF

FOK

BRIDGES, ROOF TRUSSES, AND BUILDINGS. Specialties :

HYDRAULIC FORGED EYE BARS,

HYDRAULIC FORCINGS AND HYDRAULIC RIVETED WORK. IMPROVED WROUGHT IRON TURN-TABLES,

Specifications from Railroad Companies, Engineers, and Contractors solicited, upon which estimates

will be prompllf furnished.

WILLIAM SELLEKS, President. ELI GAEBETT, Sec'y and Treas. GEOSGE H. SELLERS, Sen'l Supt.

MANUFACTUEEKS OF

We claim our goods are unexcelled in UNIFORMITY, RELIABILITY, BRILLIANCY, DURABILITY, and flowing qualities.

Particular attention is called to our Double Refined Boiled Oil. Send for Rail-way Descriptive List.

CHICAGO VARNISH COMPANY,

192, 194 and 196 Pine Street, Chicago, HI.

MID YALE STEEL ¥OHKS.

Works and Office, NICETOWN, PHILADELPHIA, PA.

MANUFACTURERS OF

CRUCIBLE AND OPEN HEARTH STEEL, LOCOMOTIVE & CAR WHEEL TIRES.

STEEL AXLES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.

STEEL FORGINGS UP TO 8000 LBS. IN WEIGHT.

Solid Stesl Castings, Hammer Dies, Frogs, Crossings, etc. BEST TOOL, MACHINERY AND SPRING STEELS.

WM. SELLERS, CHAS. A. BRINLEY, MARRIOTT C. SMYTH,

President. Superintendent. Sec. and Treas.

BALTIMORE BRIDGE COMPANY.

KENTUCKY RIVER BRIDGE. Length, 1,138 ft. Height, 276 ft.

C. SHALER SMITH, FRED. H. SMITH,

215 Washington Ave., St. Louis, Mo. 13 German Street, Baltimore, Md.

Refer to their bridge over Missouri River at St. Charles, containing seven spans of 300 to 325 feet each ; to their bridge over Mississippi River at Rock Island; to their Varrugas Viaduct 252 feet high in Peru, South America; to their Cincinnati Southern bridge over Kentucky River in three spans 375 feet each and 276 feet high ; to their Appomattox "High Bridge" in Virginia in 21 spans, 112 feet each and 90 feet high; to five spans 255 feet each in Susquehanna bridge at Havre de Grace ; and to a general total (including the above) of over sixty -six thousand lineal feet of bridges built by them, besides many other works of a miscellaneous character.

CHARLES PARRISH,

President.

WOODWARD LEAVENWORTH,

Secretary and Treasurer.

T. C. NORTH,

Superintendent .

THE HAZARD MAIDFACTDRIIG CO.,

Wilkes-Barre, Luzerne County, Pa.,

MANUFACTURERS OF

FOR

Mines, Inclined Planes, "Wire-rope Tramways,

Transmission of 3?ower, Suspension

Bridges, Ship Rigging, Etc.

This Company has the largest and most perfect rope-making machinery in the world, capable of mak- ing ropes of any size, from sash cord to ropes sixty tons in weight, without a splice.

These Ropes are used more generally than any others throughout the coal regions.

Our Ropes are made of wire drawn at our own mill, from the best brands of Swedish iron, and from superior quality of steel. Wire drawn from the rod to any size, at our Mill at Mauch Chunk, Pa.

A large stock of Ropes of different sizes constantly kept on hand, from which orders can be filled at short notice.

For Prices, Instructions on the use of Wire Rope, and other information, address,

The Hazard Manufacturing Co.,

WILKES-BARRE, PA.

RAILROAD INSURANCE.

All Railroad Property and Risks, as Common Carriers and 'Warehousemen,

Insured against Loss by FIRE on the only plan that gives

Absolute Indemnity at a Minimum Cost.

ONE OK MOEE POLICIES ISSUED AT THIS OFFICE TO COVEE THE PROPEETY OF ANY EOAD IN THE UNITED STATES.

SATTERLEE, BOSTWICK & MARTIN,

171 Broadway, New York.

LAKE

IRON CO.

DIiffiTliliA!

MANUFACTURERS OF

FORGINGS, BAR IRON,

NUTS AND WASHERS, SHEET IRON, ANGLE

IRON, ETC.

AND, IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN

Heavy Hardware, Forgings of all Kinds,

BOTH STEEL AND IRON,

FOR RAILROADS, MACHINE SHOPS, AND STEAMBOAT WORK.

Fagoted Car, Truck, Tender, and Locomotive Axles, Crank Pins, Slide Bars, Piston and Connecting Rods, Cross Heads,

Locomotive Frames, Shafting, etc.

ALL SIZES OP ROLLED IRON,

FLAT, ROUND, SQUARE, AND HEXAGON,

Manufactured from Hammered Blooms, for Bailroads, Machine Shops, and Agricultural Purposes.

STAY BOLT IRON, BRIDGE BOLTS, ETC,

Ofice: No 104 & 106 St. Clair St.

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®

10

i & LOVELL

emission

fchaots

70 & 71 WEST STREET,

WM. BOBDEN, I. N. LOVELL.

NAILS, BANDS, HOOPS, AND RODS.

CUMBERLAND COALS,

FALL RIYER LINE STEAMERS.

The B. M. Co.'s "Pit" Coal, from their Shaft in the heart of the George's Creek Valley, Maryland, by its richness and purity has been found especially desirable for Locomotive and Steamer use, for either of which it is unequalled by any Coal in the United States, whether offered under the name of " Cum- berland Coal " or " George's Creek Coal."

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CO

99 JOHIsT STREET,

JV0. 6 OLIVER STREET, BOSTON, MASS.

W. R. HART, Ag't, THOMAS J. HOYT, Ag't,

208 South Fourth St., 709 North Second St.,

Philadelphia) fa. St. Louis, Mo.

STEEL TIRES

Cast-Steel Frogs and Crossings,

CAST-STEEL PISTON RODS,

w

SPRING STEEL (Cast and German),

ALL KINDS OF STEEL FOR RAILROAD PURPOSES,

RAILROAD IRON,

Tin and Terne Plates, Copper, Lead, Tin,

Etc., Etc.

MARTIN SIEMENS IRON AND STEEL

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LUEOff YALVE MTG CO.,

OFFICE AND WORKS:

938 to 954 River St., and 67 to 83 Vail Av., Troy, N, Y.,

(Double and Single Gate, i£ in. to 43 in. — outside and inside Screws, Indicator, etc.) for Gas, Water and Steam. Send for Cir- cular.

VALVES AND FIRE HYDRANTS.

THE KEYSTONE BRIDGE COMPANY,

Cincinnati Southern 'Railway Bridge.

Builders of St. Louis Bridge, Raritan Bay Bridge, and the largest Bridges, over the Ohio and Mississippi Rivers etc.

Design and construct Wrought-Iron Bridges, Combination or Wooden Bridges, Iron Roofs, Viaducts, Iron Buildings, Elevated Railways, Pneumatic Masonry and Screw-Pile Substructure, Wrought-Iron Turn-tables, Iron Columns, Weldless Eye Bars, Castings and Machinery.

MAIN OFFICE AND WORKS: Pittsburgh, Pa,, WESTERN OFFICE: Room 53, Metropolitan Building, Chicago,

J. H. LINVILLE, President, 218 S. Fourth St, Philadelphia.

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Phoenix Wire Broom and Brush Works,

M. C. ISAACS & CO., Proprietors,

199, 201, and 203 Randolph Street, Chicago, III.,

Sole Manufacture's of

Isaacs' Patent

Locomotive Steel Wire

No. 2,

Snow and Track

All orders will receive prompt and careful attention by addressing

M. C. ISAACS & CO., 199, 201, and 203 Randolph St., Chicago, III.

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Justice Cox, Jr.

Charles K. Barns.

333 WALNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA,

for

Chickies, St. Charles, $> Montgomery Furnaces,

CATASADH MANUFACTURING GO'S

BAR, ANGLE, SKELP, PLATE AND TANK IRON, HIGHEST QUALITY ROLLED IRON AND STEEL CAR AXLES.

New and Old Rails, Car Wheels, and Scrap Bought and Sold.

THE SPRINGFIELD IRON CO.,

Springfield,

Illinois.

Of any weight, from 30 to 70 Ibs. per yard.

Also SPLICE BARS, BOLTS, AND NUTS FOR THE SAME.

»_*_ —

This Company is now prepared to reheat its rail piles, the first heating

and second heating both being done in Siemens Gas Furnaces.

Quality of the rails guaranteed to be as good as the best.

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LEWI1T W. BAHEINGEE,

Attorney & Counselor at Law,

436 Walnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa.

CORPORATION and MERCANTILE PRACTICE

A SPECIALTY.

PARTICULAR ATTENTION GIVEN TO THE COLLECTION OF DEFAULTED

B

RAILROAD, MUNICIPAL, STATE AND COUNTY

AID OTHER SECURITIES.

Best References given as to Legal and Financial

Responsibility.

ATTENTION GIVEN TO ALL LEGAL BUSINESS.

CARS FOR TWO HORSES,

COMBINING ALL VALUABLE INVENTIONS,

Elegant Style,

LIGHT

AND

DURABLE,

FULL SIZE,

AND

Reduced Weight,

CARS FOR ONE HORSE,

With or without Platforms, or to Swing on Trucks,

EVERY STYLE AND VARIETY OF CONSTRUCTION.

This Establishment commenced building Street Cars in 1831 and is famed

For Superior Elegance of Workmanship and Substantial

Practical Results.

JOHN STEPHENSON COMPANY,

47 East Twenty-seventh Street, New York.

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MERCER RUBBER Co.,

TRENTON, N. J.

.P. O. J3oa? 247. MANUFACTURERS OF

Tank, Locomotive, Steam, Fire & Suction Hose,

BRAKE PIPE, CAR SPRINGS, PACKING, VALVES,

GASKETS, RINGS, MACHINE BELTING,

TUBING, WATER GAUGE WASHERS,

Etc., Etc., Etc.

AIR BRAKE HOSE A SPECIALTY.

Price Lists and Special Discounts Furnished on Application.

ft

PROPRIETORS OF THE

PIONEER FURNACES,

PEIVJVSYLVA.IVIA,

MANUFACTURE

RAILROAD IRON,

OF ALL SIZES AND PATTERNS, FROM 20 LBS. TO 70 LBS. PER YARD. AND MAKE A SPECIALTY OF

Street and Mine Rails of All Patterns,

And Wheels and Axles of all sizes and patterns for Drift Cars.

ALSO MANUFACTURE

BEAMS OF ALL SIZES OF STANDARD PATTERNS.

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Boston, Mass., and McEeesport, Fa.

Best Lap- Welded Charcoal Iron

BOILER TUBES,

SPECIAL LOCOMOTIVE TUBES

OF HOMOGENEOUS IRON,

One-eighth of an Inch to 16 Inches Diameter.

TnliPQ flflfl Pinp niflflp nf miir tliiolniPM nnfl ci?P flpdrpfl lllUuo allll lip lllililu ul all] LllMlluoo allll MZu UuMlull,

Railroad Freight Cars

MAJ)E OF

Wrought-lron Tubes oa mm p«.

Warranted to carry any weight that Car Springs will stand. They are at least

50 per cent, stronger than Wooden Cars. "With a saving of 20 per cent, in dead weight. They cannot burn, break, or splinter.

Have been in use over three years without a dollar of repairs.

BOSTON OFFICE, CHICAGO, NEW YORK OFFICE,

8 Pemberton Square. 116 Lake Street. 104 and 106 John Street.

C1

PATENT OIL TANK

Patented September 26, 1871.

With improved double-action con- tinuous stream Pump. Six strokes of the piston will fill a gallon mea- sure. A barrel can be emptied in seven minutes.

The air-chamber is always full,and one stroke of the pis- ton brings the oil, no matter how lit- | tie may be in the Tank.

Send for sizes and prices to

GEORGE D. WINCHELL,

MANUFACTURER OF

Japanned f Stamped, and Plain

Tin, Zinc and Sheet Iron Wares

NOS. 112 AND 114 W. SECOND STREET,

Northwest Corner Race,

O.

22 JOHN S. KENNEDY. JOHN S. BARNES.

J. S. KENNEDY & CO.,

41 Cedar Street, New York,

BANKERS AUD MEHCHANTS.

Railway Bonds Bought and Sold,

JL.OAISTS NEGOTIATED.

AGENTS FOR THE SALE OF THE

STEEL AND IRON RAILS

MADE BY THE

Cambria Iron Company,

JOHNSTOWN, PA.,

AND THB

EDGAR THOMPSON STEEL CO.. LnM.

PITTSBURG, PA.

TRAVELERS AND RAILROAD MEN

SHOULD BE PROTECTED AGAINST THEIR

Special Hazards of Travel & Occupation

BY A YEARLY GENERAL ACCIDENT POLICY IN THE

TRAVELERS

Life and Accident Insurance Co.

OF HARTFORD, CONN.

Cash Assets, - $4,316,OOO Accident Policies written, - 48O,OOO

Cash Surplus, - 1,214, OOO Accident Claims paid, - - 3O,OOO

TOTAL AJKOTJNT ACCIDENT LOSSES PAID, $2,800,000,

THE TRAVELERS has paid over Haifa million Dollars to the families of railroad men killed or disabled by accident.

JAMES G. BATTERSON, Preiident. RODNEY DENNIS, Secretary.

Offices in Tribune Building, New York ; cor. State and Kilby Sts., Boston ; 177 La Salle St., Chicago ; and in Principal Cities and Towns in the United States and Canadas.

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WOOD CUTTING MACHINERY

TOR

RAILROAD CAR and BRIDGE WORK,

Patent Planing and Matching Machines, Combination Dimension Planers, Daniels' Planing Machines, Patent Band and Scroll Sawing Machines, Vertical and Horizontal Boring Machines, Patent Car Graining Machines, Patent Vertical Car Tenoning Machines, Sill and Bridge Timber Dressing Machines, Car Shaping and Moulding Machines, Car Mortising and Boring Machines, Heavy Ripping and Cross Cutting Saws.

Every Machine Warranted.

Estimates and Special Circulars furnished on application.

OO., Cincinnati, Ohio.

The George Place Machinery Agency,

SOLE EASTERN AGENTS,

No. 121 CHAMBERS ST., NEW YOKE.

CHV SPURIFV

lmi MHUl.

Iron I Wood Working Machinery

OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.

Patent Cold Rolled Shafting, Hangers, Pulleys,

STURTEV ANT BLOWERS, VISES, BELTING, etc.,

121 Chambers and 103 Reade Sts , New York,

Agents for INDUSTRIAL WORKS, BROWN & SHARPE MANUFACTURING CO.,

NEW HAVEN MANUFACTURING CO.'S TOOLS, HARRIS-CORLISS ENGINES,

G. H, DEANE & CO.'S STEAM PUMPS, F. BLAISDELL Ss CO.,

PATTISON FORGES, J. A. FAY & CO.

Sole Agents for Tanite Co.'s Emery Wheels and Machinery.

Twist Drills mid Reamers, Chucks of every kind, Circular Saw Jtlllls

and Circular Saws, etc., etc.

Large assortment of Seeond-Hand Machinery in our

SECOND-HAND MACHINERY DEPARTMENT.

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THE BEST OF ALL!

Pateit Journal Bearings.

Patented November 15th, 187O.

PERFECT SELF-FITTING. NON-HEATING.

These Bearings are made with an auxiliary bearing or thin lining of lead, thoroughly secured to the hard metal bearing and constituting a yielding mould, into which the journal quickly imbeds and jits itself by pressure ; the lead yielding and adjusting itself to the size and form of the journal to which the bearing is applied, before the pressure becomes great enough at any point to expel the oil from between the journal and bearing, and thereby cause heating.

Journals, even if "hollow worn" and badly "cut," quickly bed and jit themselves into the auxiliary bearing, as above, by pressure; and afterward gradually wear their way through it and into the hard metal bearing, thus securing to the journal a perfect fit, from the time of imbedding itself into the auxiliary bearing of lead, until the bearing of hard metal is worn out; entirely doing away with the heating of journals from want of jit, which so often results from the application to them of new bearings made in the ordinary way, involving numerous delays and disasters, and greatly increas- ing the cost of operating railways.

These bearings are made with the greatest care, from the best materials, and of any desired size and form ; and while in all respects giving better results in use than any others, are sold, finished complete for use, as low as bearings made in the ordinary way from good materials. They are now used by so many of our leading railways as their STANDARD BEARING, and their excellence so well understood, that references are as a rule believed to be unnecessary, though they will be gladly given when desired.

All parties are hereby warned against infringing said patent, either by making said bearings without authority from the patentee, or by purchasing or using them if made by unauthorized parties.

Beware of endangering life and property by the use of inferior bearings that may be made more or less in imitation of the Hopkins Bearing, and offered on the merits thereof. Any party having authority to act as agent for the patentee will be furnished with a properly authenticated letter by the undersigned.

On and after September 1st, 1877, all parties authorized to make said bearings, will make them with their own names or initials cast thereon, as well as the word " patented," and the date of the patent.

In ordering, send pattern of bearing, and state length and diameter of journal (when new). Before applying bearings, carefully remove from the journal all rust and dried paint. Do NOT TRY TO FIT THE BEARING TO THE JOURNAL. IT WILL FIT ITSELF.

Orders respectfully solicited and promptly filled by the undersigned, as well as by authorized manufacturers, a list of whom will be furnished on application, to

D. A. HOPKINS, Patentee,

113 Liberty Street, New York.

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The following cuts are intended to illustrate the working of Lead Lined Bearings. The black showing the lead lining, which in bearings for use, is made about one-sixteenth of an inch thick : BEARING NOT LEAD LINED. BEARING LEAD LINED.

Bearing too small for Journal. Binds on the sides. Sure to run hot.

BEARING NOT LEAD LINED.

Bearing too small for Journal. Lead pressed from sides fills up along the centre. Sure to run cool.

BEARING NOT LEAD LINED.

Journal cut. rough and small. Sure to run Hot. BEARING LEAD LINED.

Journal cut, rough and small, but sure to run Cool. BEARING LEAD LINED.

Journal worn small. Bearing

touches only along centre of

top. Likely to run Hot.

BEARING LEAD LINED.

Journal worn small. Lead pressed

from centre, fills up along sides.

Sure to run Cool.

BEARING LEA» LINED.

Bearing and Journal. Both^ full bize and new.

Bearing and Journal new.

D. A. HOPKINS, Patentee, 113 Liberty St., New York

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Black Diamond Steel Works.

PARK, BROTHER & CO.,

Manufacturers of All Descriptions of

CRUCIBLE STEEL, BOILER AND FIRE-BOX PLATE, TOOL, CAST SPRING, FROG AND OTHER STEEL FOR

RAILROAD USE,

NEW YORK, i~PTrr'Tc^RrT~Rr^ J CHICAGO, BOSTON, fir J- O >LJ -^^>)CINCINNATI

BANKERS,

34 South 3d St., PHILADELPHIA,

DREXEL MORGAN & CO.

Cor. Broad and Wall Sts., NEW TORE.

DREXEL, HAH JES & CO., 31 Boulevard Frnssman, PARIS.

ISSUE

COMMERCIAL AND TRAVELLERS' LETTERS OF CREDIT

And Sills of Exchange on all parts of Europe^

Negotiate State, Municipal and Railroad Securities,

BUY AND 8SLL GOVERNMENT BONOS, STOCKS, AND 0010. TRANSACT A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS

ESTABLISHED 1831.

ANNUAL CAPACITY, 45O.

Burnham, Parry, Williams & Co., Proprietors,

PHILADELPHIA, PA.,

MANUFACTURERS OF

LOCOMOTIVE ENGINES,

Adapted to every variety of service, and built accurately to standard gauges and templates. Like parts of different engines of same class perfectly interchangeable.

PASSENGER AND FREIGHT LOCOMOTIVES,

NARROW-GAUGE LOCOMOTIVES,

Mine Locomotives, Contractors' Locomotives, Locomotives for Iron Furnaces, Rolling Mills, &c.

Illustrated Catalogues. Photographs and Estimates, furnished on application of Customers. All work thoroughly guaranteed.

NOISELESS STEAM MOTORS,

For City and Suburban Kailways.

These machines are nearly noiseless in oper- ation; show no smoke with the use of anthra- cite coal or coke as fuel, and show little or no steam under ordinary conditions of service. They can be run at two or three times the speed of horse cars and draw additional cars. Circu- lars with full particulars supplied.

BURNHAIYI, PARRY, WILLIAMS & CO.

PHILADELPHIA.

GEO. BURNHAM, CHAS. T. PAP.RY, EDW. H. WILLIAMS,

WM. P. HENSZEY,

EDW. LONGSTRETH,

JOHN H. CONVERSE.

. E. RICKER & CO., New York Af/cnts,

Room 36) Coaluiid Iron Exchange Building:.

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WM. SELLERS & CO.

MANUFACTURERS OF

I I M S

J&Ll

MACHINE TOOLS,

Arranpfl to suit all repireielits foifl in m&n Iron aifl Steel, RAILWAY SHOP EQUIPMENTS

Turn-Tables, Pivot Bridges, etc,

1876

OPERATED BY ONE MOTION OF A LEVER.

Branch Office, 79 LIBERTY STREET, NEW YORK.

GENERAL INDEX.

The following are the present titles of the Railroad Companies, articles on which are given in the MANUAL, many of which comprise lines constructed under different names. A list is given in the Ap- pendix (page 1012), of all important former organizations, with reference to the present company into which their lines have passed.

PAGE A

Addison 35

Adirondack 130

Alabama Central 520

Alabama, Debt of 993

Alabama Great Southern 520

Alabama, Railroads in 519

Albany Street Freight 946

Albany (Tramway) 944

Albany and Susquehanna (D. & H. C.). 141

Albany and Vermont 145

Albert 948

Alexandria and Fredericksburg 419

Allegheny, Kennerdell & Clintonville. 260

Allegheny Valley 260

Allentown 363

Amador Branch 915

American Fork 900

Amsterdam 944

Anderson, Lebanon and St. Louis. . . . 660

Annapolis and Elk Ridge 394

Arkansas, Debt of 994

Arkansas Central 842

Arkansas, Railroads in 841

Arkansas Valley 894

Arlington 946

Aroostook River 2

Ashburnham 45

Ashtabula, Youngstown & Pittsburg. 554

Ashuelot 69

Astoria and Hunter's Point.. . 944

PAGB

Atchison and Nebraska 863

Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe 875

Atlanta and Charlotte Air-Line 496

Atlanta and West Point 497

Atlantic Avenue 944

Atlantic and Great Western 555

Atlantic and Gulf 498

Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio 420

Atlantic and North Carolina 459

Atlantic and Ontario 131

Atlantic and St. Lawrence 2

Atlantic, Tennessee and Ohio 459

Attica and Arcade 131

Attleborough Branch. 65

Auburn and Owasco Lake 944

Augusta and Savannah 505

Avon, Geneseo and Mount Morris. ... 162

Babylon (L. I.) 944

Bachman Valley 262

Bald Eagle Valley 328

Baltimore and Ohio 394

Baltimore and Potomac 407

Baltimore and Ohio and Chicago 559

Baltimore Short Line 608

Bangor and Piscataquis 3

Barclay 162, 262

Barren County (Glasgow Br.) 454

Bath and Hammondsport 132

Baton Rouge,Grosse-Tete&Opelousas. 545

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Bedford and Bridgeport 328

B'ford,Springv'e,Owensb'g&Bloomfd 661

Belfast and Mooseliead Lake 10

Bellaire and St. Clairsville 562

Bellaire and Southwestern 563

Belief onte and Snow Shoe £63

Belleville and Southern Illinois 753

Bell's Gap 264

Belmont and Buffalo 132

Belvidere Delaware and Flemingtou. 249

Beunington and Rutland 31

Berkeley Branch 916

Berkshire 113

Billerica and Bedford 46

Binghara Canyon and Camp Floyd. . . 901

Black River and Morristown 216

Black River and St. Lawrence 132

Blairstown 236

Bleecker Street and Fulton Ferry 944

Blue Ridge (S. C.) 483

Boone County and Booueville 833

Boston and Albany 46

Boston, Barre and Gardner 51

Boston and Chelsea 946

Boston,C15nton,Fitchburg & N. B'ford. 52

Boston, Concord and Montreal 18

Boston, Hoosac Tunnel and Western. 183

Boston and Lowell 55

Boston and Maine 59

Boston and Mystic Valley 65

Boston and New York Air- Line 102

Boston and Providence 63

Boston, Revere B^ach and Lynn 66

Boston and West Roxbury 946

Boston, Winthrop and Point Shirley. 66

Bowling Green 563

Brantford, Norwalk & Port Burwell. 963

Breakwater and Frank ford 389

Bridgeton and Port Norris 221

Bright Hope 423

Broadway (Brooklyn) 944

Broadway & Seventh Avenue (N. Y.). . 944

Brockville and Ottawa 948

Brooklyn, Bath and Coney Island. . . . 944

Brooklyn City 944

Brooklyn City and Newtown 944

Brooklyn Crosstown 944

Brooklyn and Jamaica 174

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1 Brunswick and Albany 500

Brunswick and Chillicothe 812

Bucksport and Bangor 5

Buffalo, Bradford & Pittsburg (Erie). 162

Buffalo, Corry and Pittsburg 133

Buffalo Creek 134

Buffalo Crosstown 135

Buffalo East Side 944

Buffalo and Lake Huron 959

Buffalo, New York and Erie (Erie). . . 1G3

Buffalo, New York and Philadelphia. 135

Buffalo and Southwestern 136

Buffalo Street 944

Buffalo Valley 264

Burlington, Cedar Rapids & Northern. 798

Burlington and Lamoille 32

Burlington and Mo. River (in Neb.). . 864

Burlington and Mount Holly 250

Burlington and Northwestern 800

Burlington and Southwestern 801

Bush wick (Brooklyn) 944

Cairo and St. Louis 691

Cairo and Viucennes 692

California, Debt of 994

California Northern 908

California Pacific 908

California, Railroads in 907

Cambridge 946

Camden and Atlantic 222

Camden and Burlington County 250

Camden, Gloucester & Mt. Ephrairn.. 223

Canada Central 949

Canada, Railways in 947

Canada Southern . 949

Canton Company 413

Cape Girardeau and State Line 812

Carbon and Otter Creek 674

Carbondale and Shawneetown 693

Carillon and Grenville 951

Carolina Central 459

Carthage, Watert'n & Sackett's Har. . 216

Catasauqua and Fogelsville 265

Catawissa 363

Cayuga Northern 138

Cayuga Southern 137

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Cayuga and Susquelianna 147

Cazenovia, Canastota and De Ruyter. 138

Cedar Falls and Minnesota 741

Cedar Rapids and Missouri River. . . . 719

Central Branch of Union Pacific 89^

Central City 944

Centn~l Crosstown 944

Central of Georgia 500

Central of Iowa 801

Central (of Minnesota) 779

Central of New Jersey 224

Central Ohio (B. and O.) 560

Central Pacific 910

Central Park, N. and E. Rivers 944

Central Vermont 32

Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta. . . . 484

Cliarlotteburg and Green Lake 233

Charlotte Lake View 138

Chartiers 617

Chatham Branch 951

Chautauqua Lake 139

Chemung 196

Cheraw and Chester. . . 486

Cheraw and Darlington 486

Cherokee 506

Cherry Valley, Sharon and Albany.. . 142

Chesapeake and Ohio 424

Cheshire 19

Chester 235

Chester Creek 346

Chester and Delaware River 364

Chester and Lenoir 486

Chester Valley 364

Chestnut Hill 364

Chicago and Alton 693

Chicago, Burlington and Quincy 699

Chicago and Canada Southern 625

Chicago, Cincinnati and Louisville. . . 661 Chicago, Clinton, Dubuque and Minn. 802

Chicago, Clinton and Western 803

Chicago, Danville and Vincennes. . . . 706 Chicago, Detroit & Canada Grand Ju'ct.62o

Chicago and Eastern Illinois 706

Chicago and Illinois River 698

Chicago and Iowa 707

Chicago, Iowa and Nebraska 719

Chicago and Lake Huron 626

Chicago and Michigan Lake Shore. . . 628

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Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul 761

Chicago, Newton and Southwestern.. 722

Chi ago and Northeastern 627

Chicago and Northwestern 708

Chicago and Pacific 720

Chicago and Paducah 721

Chicago, Pekin and Southwestern. . . 722

Chicago, Rockford and Northern. . . . 707

Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific. . . . 722

Chicago, Saginaw and Canada 629

Chicago, St. Louis and New Orleans.. 546

Chicago and Southern 707

Chicago and Springfield 730

Chippewa Falls and Western 765

Christopher and Tenth Street 944

Cincinnati and Baltimore 609

Cincinnati, C'inberi'd Gap & Charlest'n.472

Cincinnati and Eastern 563

Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton. . . . 564

Cincinnati, Hamilton & Indianapolis.. 567

Cincinnati and Indiana 672

Cincinnati, Lafayette and Chicago. . . 728

Cincinnati and Muskingum Valley.. . 569

Cincinnati and Portsmouth 571

Cincinnati Railway Tunnel 571

Cincinnati, Richmond and Chicago.. . '568 Cincinnati, Richmond & Fort Wayne. 640 Cincinnati, Rock port & Southwestern. 662

Cincinnati, Sandusky and Cleveland. 571

Cincinnati Southern 443

Cincinnati and Springfield 577

Cincinnati and Terre Haute 662

Cincinnati, Wabash and Michigan. . . 663

Clayton and Theresa 217

Cleveland, Colum., Cin. & Indianap's. .574

Cleveland and Mahoning Valley .... 557

Cleveland, Mt. Vernon and Delaware. 578

Cleveland and Newburg . . 580

Cleveland and Pittsburg 580

Clevel'd, Tuscaraw's Val. & Wheel'g. 582

Clinton and Port Hudson 547

Clove Branch 139

Coal Railways in Nova Scotia 951

Coburg, Peterboro' and Marmora. . . . 952

Colchester 103

Colebrookdale 864

College Hil 1 583

Colorado Central 895

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Colorado, Debt of 995

Colorado, Railroads in 89

Columbia and Port Deposit 32!

Columbus and Atlanta Air- Line 50

Columbus, Chicago & Indiana Cent. . 663

Columbus and Gallipolis 58-?

Columbus and Hocking Valley 58-:

Columbus, Kinkora and Springfield. . 251 Columbus, Springfield and Cincinnati. 575

Columbus and Toledo 586

Columbus and Xenia (L. M.) 605

Concord 21

Concord and Claremont 24

Concord and Portsmouth 23

Coney Island and Brooklyn 944

Congressional Land Grants 9

Connecticut Central 103

Connecticut, Debt of 995

Connecticut and Passumpsic Rivers. . 39

Connecticut, Railroads in 101

Connecticut River 67

Connecticut Valley 105

Connecticut Western 106

Connecting (Philadelphia) 329

Consolidation Coal (Md) 409

Cooperstown & Susquehanna Valley. 140 Corning, Cowanesque and Antrim . . . 268

Cornwall 269

Corpus Chri'ti, San Die'o & Rio Grande 846 Covington, Columbus & Black Hills. . 867 Covington, Flemingsb'g & Pound Gap 443

Credit Valley 953

Cumberland and Pennsylvania 409

Cumberland Valley 269

Dakota, Railroads in

Dakota Southern

Dallas and Wichita

Dalles and Des Chutes

Danbury and Norwalk

Danvers

Danville, Hazleton and Wilkesbarre.

Davenport and Northwestern.

Dayton and Michigan

Dayton and Southeastern

Dayton and Union

795 795

846 937 107 6t 329 803 568 587 587

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Debt of States 993

Debt of United States 986

Decatur, Mattoon and Southern 729

Delaware 390

Delaware and Bound Brook 231

Delaware, Debt of 996

Delaware and Hudson 272

Delaware and Hudson Canal Co. .140, 272 Delaware, Lackawanna & West'n.147, 276

Delaware, Railroads in 389

Delaware and Raritan Canal 246

Delaware Shore 237

Delaware Western 391

Delhi and Middletown 140

Denison and Southeastern 847

Denver and Boulder Valley 895

Denver Pacific 896

Denver and Rio Grande 897

Denver, South Park and Pacific 899

Des Moines and Fort Dod^e 804

Des Moines and Minneapolis 805

Detroit and Bay City 629

Detroit, Hillsdale and Southwestern. 631

Detroit, Lansing and Northern 631

Detroit and Milwaukee 633

Detroit, Monroe and Toledo 599

Dexter and Newport 10

District of Columbia, Railroads in... 393

Dillsburg and Mechanicsburg 271

Dorchester and Delaware 410

Dorchester and Milton 84

Dover and Winnipiseogee 62

Dry Dock, East Broadway & Battery. 944

Dubuque and Sioux City 739

Dubuque Southwestern 806

Duck River Valley 472

Dunkirk, Allegheny Val. & Pittsburg 188

Dunkirk and Fredonia 944

Duxbury and Cohasset 69

Sast Alabama and Cincinnati 522

East Berlin Branch 281

ast Brandy wine and Waynesboro'. . 330 East Broad Top 281

ast Genesee St. and Seward Av. . . . 944 East Mahanoy 365

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East Pennsylvania 365

East St. Louis and Carondelet 730

East Tennessee, Virginia & Georgia.. 472

Eastern (Mass.) 69

Eastern (N. H.) 73

Eastern Kentucky 444

Eastern Ohio 589

Eastern Shore 411

East Line and Red River 847

Easton and Ainboy 291

Eatontou Branch (C. of Ga.) 505

Ebensburg and. Cresson 330

Edgewood 282

Eel River 665

Eighth Avenue 944

Elizahethto'n, Lexington & Big Sandy 446

Elmira and Horseheads 944

Elmira, Jefferson and Canandaigua. . 197

Elmira State Line 154

Elmira and Williarnsport 306

Emlenton, Shippenville and Clarion. 282

Etnmittsburg 415

Erie 154,1028

Erie and Genesee Valley. . . 163

Erie International 163

Erie and Niagara 953

Erie and Pittsburg 939

Eureka and Palisade 905

European & North American (Me.). . . 4 European & North American (N. B.). 953

Evansville and Terre Haute 666

Evausville, Terre Haute and Chicago 668

Fairland, Franklin and Martinsville. . 669

Fall River 76

Fall River, Warren and Providence. . 86

Farmingdale and Squan Village 238

Fayette County 406

Ferro Monte 237

Fifth Ward (Syracuse) 944

Fitchburg 76

Flemington (B. D.) 249

Flint and Pere Marquette 634

Florence, El Dorado & Walnut Valley 878

Florila 515

Florida Central , .516

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Florida, Debt of 996

Florida, Railroads in 515

Flushing, North Shore and Central. . 176

Fonda and Fulton ville 944

Fonda, Johnstown and Gloversville. . 167

Fond du Lac, Amboy and Peoria 766

Fort Ann and Mount Hope 168

Fort Scott, Southeastern & Memphis. 889

Fort Wayne, Jackson arid Saginaw.. . 637

Fort Wayne, Muncie and Cincinnati.. 669

Forty -second St. & Grand St. Ferry. . 944

Foxburg, St. Petersburg and Clarion . 282

Framingham and Lowell 54

Frankford and Holmesburg 330

Frankfort and Ilion 944

Frankfort and Kokomo 670

Fremont, Elkhorn & Missouri Valley. 810

Frederick and Pennsylvania Line. . . . 331

Fredericton 954

Freehold & Jamesburg Agricultural.. 237

Freehold and New York. . . 239

Galena and Southern Wisconsin 766

Gait and Guelph 964

Galveston, Brazos and Colorado 847

Galveston, Harrisburg & San Antonio 848 Galveston, Houston and Henderson .. 849

Garnerville 168

Genesee and Water St. (Syracuse). . . 944

Geneva, Ithaca and Say re 168

Georgia (and Banking Company) 507

Georgia, Debt of 996

Georgia, Railroads in 495

Georgia Southern 510

Gilman, Clinton and Springfield 730

Glasgow Branch 454

Glencoe, Pinconning and Lake Shore . 638

Glenn's Falls 145

Gloversville and Kingston 944

Gloversville and Northville 167

Gold Coin, Market Price of 987

Golden, Boulder and Caribou 899

Goshen and Deckertown 164

Grafton Centre 79

Grand Gulf and Port Gibson 538

Grand Rapids and Indiana 638

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Grand Rapids, Newaygo & Lake Shore 642

Grand River Valley 652

Grand Street and Newtown 944

Grand St., Prospect Park & Flatbusli 944

Grand Tower and Carbondale 731

Grand Trunk (Canada) 954

Grayville and Mattoon 731

Great Western of Canada 960

Green Bay and Minnesota. .. 76?

Greene 148

Greenlick Narrow-Gauge 283

Greenville and Columbia 487

Greenville. Columbus & Birmingham. 539

Greenwich/& Johnsonville 169

Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe 850

Gulf, Western Texas and Pacific. ... 851

Hamilton and Northwestern 966

Hannibal and Naples 689

Hannibal and St. Joseph 813

Hanover Branch (Mass.) 79

Hanover Junct'n, Hanov'r&Gettysb'g 283 Hanover Junction and Susquehauna.. 284

Hanover and York 331

Harlem Bridge, Morrisania & Fordham 944

Harlem Extension 169

Harlem River and Portchester 124

Harrisburg and Potomac 284

Harrisb., Portsm'h, Mt. Joy & Lanc'st'r 332

Harrison Branch 672

Hartford, Providence and Fishkill. . . 109

Havana, Rantoul and Eastern 732

Hecla & Torch Lake 643

Henderson and Overtoil 852

Herkimer and Mohawk 944

Hibernia Mine 239

High Bridge 231

Highland 946

Holyoke and Westfield 119

Hopkinton 89

Horn Pond 58

Hot Springs Branch .... 842

Houlton Branch (N. B. and C.) 973

Housatonic HI

Houston, East and West Texas 852

Houston and Texas Central. , 853

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Houston, West St. and Pavonia Ferry 945 Hudson Suspens'nBrid'e& New Eng. 170

Hudson Tunnel 171

Huntingdon and Broad Top Mountain 284

Illinois Central 732

Illinois, Debt of 997

Illinois Midland 741

Illinois, Railroads in 690

Illinois and St. Louis 742

Illinois and St. Louis Bridge 839

Indian Territory, Railroads in 841

Indiana, Debt of 998

Indiana, Railroads in 659

Indiana North and South 670

Indianapolis, Bloomingt'n & West n.. 743

Indianapolis, Cincinnati & Lafayette. 671

Indianapolis, Decatur & Springfield. . 745

Indianapolis, Delphi and Chicago. ... 673

Indianapolis, Peru and Chicago 673

Indianapolis and St. Louis 674

Indianapolis and Vincennes 675

International and Great Northern.. .. 854

Intercolonial 967

Iowa 807

Iowa Eastern 807

Iowa, Debt of 998

Iowa, Railroads in 797

Iowa Falls and Sioux City 740

Iowa Midland 716

Iowa, Minnesota & North Pacific. . . . 807

Iowa Southern & Missouri Northern . 807

Iron .589

Iron Hill 171

Iron Mountain, Chester & Eastern... . 746

Ironton 286

Ithaca, Auburn and Western 171

Jackson, Lansing and Saginaw 652

Jacksonv'e North west'n & Southea'n. 746 Jacksonville, Pensacola and Mobile. . 516 Jamaica, Woodhaven & Brooklyn. . . . 945

Jamestown and Franklin 600

Jamesville and Washington 460

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Jefferson 164

Jefferson v'e, Madison & Indianapolis. 677

Jersey City and Albany 172

Johnstown, Gloversville and Kingston 945

Joliet and Chicago 697

Joliet and Northern Indiana 653

Joplin 815

Junction (Buffalo) 189

Junction (Philadelphia) ',86

Junction and Breakwater 392

Junction City and Fort Kearney 881

Kalamazoo, Allegan & Grand Rapids. 601

Kalamazoo and South Haven 653

Kalamazoo and White Pigeon 601

Kansas Central 881

Kansas City, Burlington & Santa Fe. 882

Kansas City and Eastern 815

Kansas City, St. Jos. & Council Bluffs. 815

Kansas City and Santa Fe 886

Kansas City, Topeka and Western. . 878

Kansas, Debt of 999

Kansas Pacific 882

Kansas, Railroads in 874

Karns City and Butler 287

Kent County . . . 411

Kentucky Central 445

Kentucky, Debt of 999

Kentucky, Railroads in 442

Keokuk and Des Moines 808

Kingan 679

Kingston and Pembroke 969

Knox and Lincoln 6

Knoxville and Charleston 475

Knoxville and Ohio.. , . 475

Lackawanna and Susquehanna 143

La Crosse, Trempeleau and Prescott. 716 Lafayette, Bloomington & Mississippi. 747 Lafayette, Muncie and Bloomington. 679

Lake Champlain and Moriah 172

Lake Champlain and St. Lawrence.. . 969 Lake Erie, Alliance and Wheeling. . . 590 Lake Erie, Evansville & Southwest'n. 680

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Lake Erie and Louisville 590

Lake George arid Muskegon River. . . 643 Lake Shore and Michigan Southern. 591

Lake Simcoe Junction 969

Lake Tahoe (Narrow Gauge) 906

Lake View and Collamer 602

Lancaster (Mass.) 80

Lancaster and Reading 287

Land Grants to Railroads 988

Laurel Fork and Sand Hill 417

Laurens 488

Lawrence 602

Lawrence and Southwestern 885

Lawrenceville and Evergreen 288

Leavenworth, Atchison & Northw'n.. 823 Leavenworth, Lawrence & Galveston. 885

Lebanon Springs (Harl. Ext.) 169

Lee and Hudson 80

Lee and New Haven 80

Lehigh and Lackawanna 267

Lehigh and Susquehanna 266

Lehigh Valley 288

Levis and Kennebec 970

Lewisburg Centre & Spruce Creek. .. 332

Lexington and Big Sandy 446

Ligonier Valley . . 293

Little Miami 603

Little River Valley and Arkansas. . . . 817

Little Rock and Fort, Smith 842

Little Rock, Miss. River & Texas 843

Little Saw Mill Run 293

Little Schuykill (P. & R.) 366

Littlestown 332

Lockport and Buffalo 173

Logansp't, Crawf'dsville & Southw'n. 680

London, Huron and Bruce 964

London and Port Stanley 964

Long Branch and Sea Girt 232

Long Island 173

Long Island City & Calvary Cemetery. 945

Long Island City Shore 945

Long View and Sabine Valley 857

Long Wood Valley 232

Los Angeles and Independence 930

Los Angeles and San Diego 931

Louisiana, Debt of 1000

Louisiana and Missouri River 699

Louisiana and Texas (Morgans) 548

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Louisiana, Railroads in 545

Louisville, Cincinnati & Lexington. . 446 Louisville, Harrodsburg & Westport. 449

Louisville and Nashville 449

Louisville, New Albany and Chicago. 681 Louisv'e, NewAlbany & St. L. Air-Line 747

Louisville Railway Transfer 448

Lowell and Andover 62

Lowell and Lawrence 58

Lowell 496

Lykens Valley 384

Lynn and Boston 946

Lynn City 946

M

Macon and Augusta 510

Macon and Brunswick 511

McKean and Buffalo 294

McMiunville and Manchester 480

Madison and Portage 764

Mahoning Coal 600

Maine Central 7

Maine, Debt of 1000

Maine, Railroads in 1

Maiden and Melrose 946

Manchester and Keene 24

Manchester and Lawrence 24

Manchester and North Weare 23

Mansfield, Cold w'r and Lake Mich. 605, 643

Maple River 708

Marietta and Cincinnati 607

Marietta, Pittsburg and Cleveland. . . 609 Marquette, Houghton and Ontouagon. 644

Martha's Vineyard 81

Martinsburg and Potomac 272

Maryland, Debt of 1001

Maryland and Delaware 412

Maryland, Railroads in 393

Massachusetts Central 81

Massachusetts, Debt of 1002

Massachusetts, Railroads in 44

Massachusetts, Tramways in 946

Massawippi Valley 40, 970

Massillon and Cleveland 579

Massillon and Coshocton 610

Medford and Charlestown 946

Memphis Branch 511

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Memphis and Charleston 522

Memphis and Little Rock 844

Memphis, Paducah and Northern 476

Mendocino 918

Mercer and Somerset 251

Merrimac Valley 946

Metropolitan (Boston) 946

Mexican Gulf 548

Miami Valley 610

Michigan Air-Line 645, 654

Michigan Central 646

Michigan City and Indianapolis 682

Michigan, Debt of 1003

Michigan Lake Shore 654

Michigan Midland and Canada 655

Michigan, Railroads in 624

Middlebarg and Schoharie 178

Middlesex (Boston) 946

Middlesex Central. 58

Middletown and Crawford 178

Middletown, Unionville & Water Gap. 241

Midland of Canada 970

Mifflin and Centre County 333

Mil ford and Woonsocket 89

Mill Creek and Mine Hill 366

Milledgeville and Gordon 500

Millstone and New Brunswick 251

Milton and Sutherlin 427

Milwaukee and Northern 776

Milwaukee, Lake Shore & Western. . 768

Mine Hill and Schuylkill Haven 366

Mineral Point 769

Mineral Range 655

Minneapolis and Duluth 780

Minneapolis and St. Louis 779

Minnesota, Debt of 1003

Minnesota Midland 780

Minnesota, Railroads in 778

Missisquoi and Black River 972

Missisquoi and Clyde 39

Missisquoi River 35

Mississippi, Debt of 1003

Mississippi, Railroads in 538

Mississippi and Tennessee 539

Mississippi Valley and Ship Island. . 541

Missouri, Debt of 1004

Missouri, Iowa and Nebraska 818

Missouri, Kansas and Texas 818

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Missouri Pacific 821

Missouri River 823

Missouri, Railroads in 81 1

Missouri River, Fort Scott and Gulf. 887

Missouri and Western 824

Mobile and Alabama Grand Trunk.. . 524

Mobile and Girard 525

Mobile and Montgomery 526

Mobile and Ohio 528

Mohawk and Ilion 945

Monadnock 52

Monongahela Inclined Plane 294

Mont Alto 294

Montclair and Greenwood Lake 239

Monterey and Salinas Valley 919

Montgomery and Erie (Erie) 164

Montgomery and Eufaula 531

Montpelier and Wells River 41

Montpelier and White River 35

Montreal, Portland and Boston 972

Montreal and Vermont Junction.. 357, 972

Montrose 295

Morgan's Louisiana and Texas 548

Morris and Essex 234

Moshassuck. 94

Mount Carbon and Port Carbon 367

Mount Holly, Lumberton & Medford. 252

Mount Hope Mineral 240

Mount Oliver Inclined Plane 295

Mount Pleasant and Broad Ford 405

Mount Sterling 454

Mount Washington 26

Muucy Creek 296

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Nanuet and New City 180

Narragansett Pier 95

Narragansett Valley 95

Nashua, Acton and Boston 23

Nashua and Lowell 26

Nashua and Rochester 93

Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis. . 477

Nashville and Decatur .* 481

Natchez, Jackson and Columbus 541

Naugatuck 114

Naumkeag 946

Nebraska 866

Nebraska, Debt of 1004

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Nebraska, Railroads m 863

Nesquehoning Valley 267

Nevada County Narrow Gauge 919

Nevada, Debt of 1004

Nevada, Railroads in 905

Newark and Bloomfield 235

Newark and Hudson 164

Newark and New York (C. of N. J.). 225 Newark, Somerset and Straitsville . . . 561

New Bedford and Fairhaven 946

New Brighton & Onoudaga Valley. . 945

New Brunswick 973

New Brunswick and Canada 973

Newburg, Dutchess and Connecticut. 178

Newburg and New York (Erie) 165

Newburyport 62

Newburyport and Amesbury. ....... 946

Newburyport City 74

New Canaan 116

New Castle 296

New Castle and Beaver Valley 619

New Castle and Franklin 297

New Egypt and Farmingdale 232

New Hampshire, Debt of 1005

New Hampshire, Railroads in 17

New Haven and De"rby 116

New Haven and Northampton 117

New Jersey, Debt of 1005

New Jersey Midland 240

New Jersey and New York 179

New Jersey, Railroads in 220

New Jersey Southern 242

New Jersey, United Companies of. . . 246

New Jersey West Line 243

New London Northern 119

New Orleans and Carrollton 549

New Orleans and Mobile 549

New Orleans, Mobile and Texas 550

New Orleans and Selma 531

Newport and Cincinnati Bridge 449

Newport and Wickford 95

Newry (Pa.) 333

Newtown and Flushing 175

New Williamsburg and Flatbush. . . . 945

New York and Albany 181

New York, Bay Ridge and Jamaica. . 181

New York and Canada 146

New York Central and Hudson River 183

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New York, Debt of 1005

New York Elevated. .' 192

New York and Harlem 189, 945

New York and Hempstead 177

New York, Housatonic and Northern. 113 New York, Lake Erie and Western. . 154

New York and Long Branch. . . 232

New York and Maliopac 190

New York and Manhattan Beach. . . . 193

New York and New England 81

New York, New Haven and Hartford 121

New York and Oswego Midland 193

New York, Providence and Boston. . . 96

New York, Railroads in 128

New York and Rockaway 175

New York Tramways 944, 945

New York, Westchester and Boston.. 195 New York, Westchester and Putnam 195 New York, West Shore and Chicago. 196 Niagara Bridge and Canandaigua. . . . 191

Niles and New Lisbon 558

Ninth Avenue 945

Northampton 946

.North Brookfield 50

North Carolina 461

North Carolina, Debt of 1006

North Carolina, Railroads of 458

Northeast Pennsylvania , 300

Northeastern (Ga.) 512

Northeastern (S. C.) 488

Northern (Cal.) 917

Northern, of Canada 974

Northern Central 301

Northern Central Michigan 601

Northern (N. H.) 29

Northern New Jersey (Erie) 165

Northern Pacific 781

Northern Pacific (Pacific Division). . . 937

North Louisiana and Texas 551

North Pacific Coast 920

North Pennsylvania 297

North Second St. and Middle Village 945

Northwestern (N. C.) 462

Northwestern Ohio 611

Northwestern Union 716

North Wisconsin 770

North Woburn - 946

Norwich aud Worcester. . . 125

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Nova Scotia, Coal Railways in 951

Nyack and Northern. 165

Ocmulgee and Horse Creek 512

Ogden Mine 243

Ogdensburg and Lake Cham plain. . . . 197

Ohio Central 612

Ohio, Debt of 1006

Ohio and Kentucky Coal and Iron. . . . 455

Ohio and Mississippi 682

Ohio, Railroads in 552

Ohio and Toledo 612

Oil City and Ridgeway 307

Old Colony 83

Olean, Bradford and Warren 198

Omaha and Northwestern 867

Omaha and Republican Valley 868

Omaha and Southwestern 866

Ontario Southern 199

Oregon and California 935

Oregon Central 934

Oregon, Debt of 1007

Oregon, Railroads in 934

Osage Valley and Southern Kansas. . 823

Oshkosh and Mississippi 765

Oswego and Rome 204

Oswego and Syracuse 149

Owensboro' and Nashville. . . 455

Paducah and Elizabetlitown 456

Painesville, Canton and Bridgeport. . 612

Painesville and Youngstown 613

Panama 940

Paris and Danville 748

Parker and Karns City 308

Paterson and Hudson River (Erie). . . 165 Paterson, Newark and New York... . 166

Paterson and Ramapo 166

Paulding and Cecil 61o

Paw Paw 656

Pawtuxet Valley 110

Peach Bottom 308

Pekin, Lincoln and Decatur 748

Pemberton and Hightstown 252

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Pennsboro' and Harrisville 418

Pennsylvania 809

Pennsylvania Coal 343

Pennsylvania Company 339

Pennsylvania, Debt of 1007

Pennsylvania and Delaware 333

Pennsylvania Inland 344

Pennsylvania and New York 291

Pennsylvania, Railroads in 257

Pennsylvania and Sodus Bay 199

Penobscot Bay and River 6

Pensacola 517

Pensacoia and Mobile 517

Pensacola and Perdido 517

Peoples' (Pottsville) 344

Peoria and Bureau Valley 728

Peoria, Pekin and Jacksonville 749

Peoria and Rock Island 750

Peoria and Springfield 744

Perkiomen 367

Perth Arnboy and Woodbridge 252

Peterboro' and Hillsboro' 30

Peterborough 2S

Petersburg 427

Petitcodiac and Elgin 975

Philadelphia and Atlantic City 244

Philadelphia and Baltimore Central. . 344

Philadelphia and Erie 334

Philadelphia, Germanto'n& Norristo'n 367

Philadelphia and Merion 346

Philadelphia, Newtown & New York 346

Philadelphia and Reading 347

Philadelphia and Trenton 336

Philadelphia, Wilmi'gton & Baltimo'e 370

Pickering Valley 368

Piedmont 431

Pine River Valley and Stevens Point. 770

Pioche>nd Bullionville 906

Pittsburg 921

Pittsburg and Castle Shannon 375

Pittsburg, Castle Shannon & Wash'n. 376

Pittsburg, Cincinnati and St. Louis. . 614

Pittsburg and Connellsville 404

Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago.. 617

Pittsburg and Lake Erie 377

Pittsburg. New Castle and Lake Erie 377

Pittsburg, Titusville and Buffalo 377

Pittsburg, Virginia and Charleston.. . 379

PAGE Pittsburg, Wheeling and Kentucky. . 481

Pittsfield and North Adams 50

Placerville and Sacramento Valley. . . 923

Pleasant Hill and De Soto 879

Plymouth 368

Pontiac Branch 98

Port Dover and Lake Huron 975

Portland and Ogdensburg 11

Portland and Ogdensburg (Vt. Div.). . 42

Portland and Rochester 12

Portland, Saco and Portsmouth 74

Port Jervis and Monticello 199

Port Royal 490

Portsmouth and Dover 74

Portsmouth, Great Falls and Conway 75

Potomac 433

Potomac, Fredericksburg & Piedmont 428

Poughkeepsie City 945

Poughkeepsie, Hartford and Boston.. 200

Prairie du Chien and McGregor 771

Prince Edward Island .k . 976

Prospect Park and Coney Island 945

Providence and Springfield 99

Providence, Warren and Bristol 100

Providence and Worcester 87

Public Debt of the United States 986

Pueblo and Arkansas Valley 879

Pullman's Palace Car Co. . . 942

Quebec Central 977

Quebec and Lake St. John 977

Queb., Montreal, Ottawa & Occidental. 978

Queen Anne and Kent County 412

Quincy, Alton and St. Louis 705

Quincy, Missouri and Pacific 825

Quincy and St. Paul 826

Raleigh and Augusta Air-Line 463

Raleigh and Gaston 463

Reading and Columbia 368

Reading and Lehigh 369

Red River and Manitoba 783

Reneselaer and Saratoga 143

Republican Valley 893

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Revenue Accounts (U. S.) 987

Rhinebeck and Connecticut 201

Rhode Island, Debt of 1009

Rhode Island and Massachusetts 83

Rhode Island, Railroads in 94

Richmond and Danville 429

Richmond, Fredericksb'g & Potomac. 432

Richmond and Petersburg 434

Richmond, York River & Chesapeake. 435

Rideau and Southeastern 978

Ridgefield and New York 127

Rio Grande 857

Ripley 542

Rochester City and Brighton 945

Rochester and Genesee Valley 166

Rochester and State Line 202

Rochester, Nunda and Pittsburg. . . . 201

Rock Island and Mercer County 751

Rock Island and Peoria 750

Rockville Ill

Rock wood and Tennessee River 480

Rocky Hill 253

Rocky River 620

Rogersville and Jefferson 475

Rolling Stock Co., United States 941

Rome 512

Rome and Clinton 150

Rome, Watertown and Ogdensburg.. 202

Rumford Falls and Buckfield 13

Rutland 36

Rye Lake 205

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Sacramento Valley 923

Sacramento Valley and Placerville. . . 922

Saginaw Valley and St. Louis 656

St. Croix and Penobscot 14

St. Francis, Megantic & International. 979

St. John's 518

St. John's and Indian River 518

St. Joseph and St. Louis 833

St. Joseph and Western 889

St. Lawrence and Industry 979

St. Lawrence and Ottawa 979

St. Louis, Alton and Terre Haute. . . . 751

St. Louis, Council Bluffs & Omaha. . . 826

St. Louis, Hannibal and Keokuk 826

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St. Louis, Iron Mountain & Southern. 827 St. Louis, Jacksonville & Chicago. . . 698 St. Louis, Kansas City and Northern. 831 St. Louis, Keokuk & Northwestern. . 834

St. Louis and Lexington 824

St. Louis, Marine and Edwards ville.. 687

St. Louis and Mount Carmel 748

St. Louis, Ottumwa & Cedar Rapids . 834 St. Louis, Rock Island and Chicago. . 706 St. Louis, Salem and Little Rock. . . . 835

St. Louis and San Francisco 836

St. Louis and Southeastern 754

St. Louis Tunnel 839

St. Louis, Vandalia and Terre Haute. 756

St. Martin's and Upham 980

St. Paul and Duluth 783

St. Paul and Pacific ..785, 786, 787

St. Paul and Sioux City 788

St. Paul, Stillwater & Taylor's Falls. 791

Salem (Street) 946

Salem (W. J ) 255

Salem and Lowell 58

Salisbury 380

Sandersville and Tennille 513

Sandusky, Mansfield & Newark 562

San Francisco and North Pacific 923

San Luis Obispo and Santa Maria. . . . 924

San Pablo and Tulare 925

San Rafael and San Quentin. ....... 921

Santa Cruz 925

Santa Cruz and Felton 926

Saratoga and Schenectady 145

Sarnia, Chatham and Erie 980

Savannah and Charleston 490

Savannah, Griffin & North Alabama.. 513

Savannah and Memphis 532

Savannah River 498

Savannah, Skiddaway and Seaboard.. 514

Schenectady and Duanesburg 143

Schenectady and Ogdensburg 205

Schoharie Valley 205

Schuylerville and Upper Hudson. . . . 206

Schuylkill Valley 370

Scioto Valley 621

Scotland Neck 465

Seaboard and Raleigh 465

Seaboard and Roanoke 436

Seattle and Walla Walla. . . 938

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Second Avenue (N. Y.) 945

Sedge Bank 206

Selrua and Gulf 532

Selma, Marion and Memphis 533

Selma, Rome and Dalton 533

Shamokin Valley and Pottsville 307

Sharon -. 558

Sharpsville 380

Sheboygau and Fond du Lac 771

Shelby 457

Shenango and Alleghany 380

Shepaug 127

Shore Line 124

Silver Lake 206

Sioux City and Pacific 809

Sioux City and Pembina 796

Sioux City and St. Paul 790

Skaneateles . , 207

Smithtown and Port Jefferson 176

Smyrna and Delaware Bay .... 392

Solomon 891

Somerset 15

Somerset and Mineral Point 381

Somerville 946

South and North Alabama 534

South Bay 926

South Boston 946

South Branch (N. J.) 233

South Carolina 491

South Carolina, Debt of 1008

South Carolina, llailroads in 483

Southeastern 41, 981

South Ferry 945

Southfield Branch 208

South Manchester Ill

South Mountain 381

South Mountain Iron 382

Southern Central 207

Southern Kansas 887

Southern, of Long Island 177

Southern Minnesota 792

Southern Pacific 927

Southern Pennsylvania (& Iron Co.). . 272

South Pacific Coast 932

Southwest Pennsylvania 337

Southwestern (Ga.) 505

Southwestern (Ky.) 457

Spartanburg and Asheville 494

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Spartanburg, Union and Columbia.... 494

Spring Brook 382

Springfield 946

Springfield, Athol and Northeastern. 90 Springfield-, Jackson and Pomeroy. . . 622

Springfield and New London 104

Springfield and Northwestern 758

Springfield and Western Missouri. . . 836

Spuyten Duy vil and Port llorris 191

Squankum and Freehold 238

Stanstead, Shefford and Chambly.37, 981

Stan wood and Tipton 720

State Debts 993

State Line and Sullivan 383

Staten Island 209

Staten Island Shore 945

Sterling Mountain 209

Still water and St. Paul 785

Stockbridge and Pittsfield 113

Stockton and Copperopolis 917

Stockton and Visalia 918

Stoneham 946

Stony Brook 28

Stony Creek 300

Strasburg and Harrisonburg 437

Stratford and Huron 976

Sullivan County 37

Summit Branch 383

Summit County 901

Sunbury and Lewistown 338

Suncook Valley 23

Suspension Bridge and Erie Junction 166

Sussex 244

Swedesboro' 256

Sycamore and Courtland 758

Syracuse, Binghamton and New York 150 Syracuse, Chenango and New York. . 210

Syracuse and Geddes 945

Syracuse, Geneva and Corning 210

Syracuse Junction 191

Syracuse, Phoenix and Oswego 211

Syracuse and Onondaga 945

Tallahassee 517

Taunton (Street) 946

Tennessee (and Coal Co.) 481

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Tennessee, Debt of 1009

Tennessee and Pacific 480

Tennessee, Railroads in 471

Terre Haute and Indianapolis 685

Texas, Debt of . . '. 1010

Texas and New Orleans (of 1874) 858

Texas and Pacific 858

Texas, Railroads in 845

Texas Transportation 861

Texas We.-tern 862

Third Avenue 945

Tioga 384

Toledo, Canada Southern and Detroit 657

Toledo and Delphos 553

Toledo and Grand Rapids 622

Toledo and Maumee Narrow-Gauge. . 622

Toledo and Northwestern 720

Toledo, Peoria and Warsaw 759

Toledo and South Haven 658

Toledo and Woodville 623

Toronto, Grey and Bruce 982

Toronto and Nipissing 981

Tramways in Massachusetts 946

Tramways in New York 944

Traverse -City 641

Tresckow 267

Troy and Albia 945

Troy and Bennington 213

Troy and Boston 211

Troy and Cohoes 945

Troy and Greenbush 191

Troy and Greenfield 78

Troy and Lansingburg 945

Troy Union 213

Tuckerton 245

Tuskegee , 535

Twenty-third Street 945

Tyler Tap 862

Tyrone and Clearfield 338

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Ulster and Delaware 213

Union (Boston) 946

Union (Canton Co.) 413

Union Freight 946

Union (Indianapolis) 686

Uuion Pacific. . . 868

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Union Pacific, Central Branch 892

Uniontown and West Virginia 386

United Companies of New Jersey. . . . 246

United States, Public Debt of 986

United States, Revenue of 987

United States Rolling Stock Co 941

Upson County 506

Utah Central 901

Utah Northern 902

Utah, Railroads in 90Q

Utah Southern 903

Utah Western 903

Utica and Black River 214

Utica, Chenango and Cortland 217

Utica, Cli3nango& Susquehanna Val. 151

Utica, Clinton and Binghamton 152

Utica, Clint'n & Bingh'mt'n (Tramw'y) 945

Utica, Ithaca and Elmira 217

Utica and Mohawk (Street) 945

Vaca Valley and Clear Lake 932

Valley (D., L. and W.) 153

Valley (Ohio) 623

Valley (Virginia) . . 437

Van Brunt Street and Erie Basin. . . . 945

Vermont and Canada 37

Vermont and Massachusetts 38, 78

Vermont, Debt of 1010

Vermont, Railroads in 31

Vermont Valley 38

Vicksburg and Brunswick 536

Vicksburg and Meridian 542

Vicksburg and Nashville 544

Victoria 983

Vidalia and Lake Concordia 551

Vincenttown 253

Vineland 243

Virginia, Debt of 1011

Virginia, Railroads in 419

Virginia and Truckee 906

Visalia 933

W

Wabash ,

Wabash, Chester and Tamaroa 746

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Walkill Valley 218

Walla- Walla and Columbia River.. . . 938

Waltliam and Newton 946

Ware River 51

Warren 236

Warwick 100

Warwick Valley 219

Waeatch and Jordan Valley 904

Washington and Ohio 437

Washington County 407

Washington City and Point Lookout. 406 Wash. City, Va/Midl'd & Gt. South'n 439 Washington Street and State Asylum 945 Washington Territory, Railroads in.. 937

Waterloo and Magog 984

Watertown and Waterbury 115

Waterville and Washington 893

Watervliet 945

Waukon and Mississippi 810

Waverly and State Line 293

Waynesburg and Washington 386

Weehawken Branch 155

Welland 965

Wellington, Grey and Bruce 965

West Amesbury 63

West Chester 388

West Chester and Philadelphia 386

Westerly Granite 96

Western of Alabama 536

Western and Atlantic 514

Western Maryland 414

Western of Minnesota 793

Western North Carolina 466

Western of North Carolina 465

Western Pennsylvania 339

Western Union 772

West Feliciana 551

West Jersey 253

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West Stockbridge.. 114

West Troy and Green Island 146

West Virginia, Debt of 1011

West Virginia, Railroads in 417

West Wisconsin 774

Wheeling and Lake Erie 623

Wheeling, Pittsburg and Baltimore.. 407 Whit by, Port Perry and Lindsay. . . 984

White Water Valley 689

Whitney ville and Machiasport 16

Wichita and Southwestern 880

Wicomico and Pocomoke. .......... 415

Williamstown 256

Wilmington and Northern 388

Wilmington and Weldon 468

Wilmington, Columbia and Augusta. 466

Wilton... 28

Winchester and Alabama 481

Winchester and Potomac 440

Winchester and Strasburg 441

Windsor and Annapolis 984

Winnishnmet 946

Winona, Mankato and New Ulm.. . 716

Winona and St. Peter 716

Wisconsin, Central 775

Wisconsin, Debt of 1011

Wisconsin, Railroads of 760

Wisconsin Valley 777

Wolf eboro' (Eastern) 75

Wood River Branch 100

Woodstock 43

Worcester (Tramway) 946

Worcester (Md.) 416

Worcester and Nashua 91

Worcester and Shrewsbury 93

Worcester and Somerset 416

Worthington Falls and Sioux City. . . 794 Wyoming, Railroads in 8&3

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Steam Engines, Boilers,

MILL AND HEAVY MACHINERY,

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ACCIDENT INSURANCE Co.

Travelers' Insur. Co., Hartford, Conn. . .Front 22 AIR BRAKE.

Longhridge, W., Baltimore, Md 39

Prosper, Thos. & Son, New York . . 6

West'ghouse Air B'ke Co., P'g Pa Front 3

AIR GAUGE.

Buffalo St'm G'ge & L. Co., Rochester, N.Y. 47 Post & Co., Cincinnati, 0 19

ANGLE AND TEE IRON.

Passaic Rolling Mill Co., Paterson, N. J 4

Phoenix Iron Co., Philadelphia, Pa 10

Pittsburg Forge and Iron Co., Pittsburg Pa.. 4

Union Iron Works Co., Cleveland, O 38

Wood & Lernan, Ag'ts, New York 31

ANVILS.

Fisher Rail Joint Works, Trenton, N. J 34

Midvale Steel Works, Phila., Pa Front 7

ARCHITECTS.

Smith, C. S., St. Louis, Mo Front 8

Smith. F. H. , Baltimore, Md Front 8

Wilson Bros. & Co., Phila., Pa 50

ASBESTOS MATERIALS.

Asbestos Packing Co., Boston, Mass 46

AUTOMATIC BRAKES.

Loughridge, W., Baltimore, Md 89

Westinghouse Air Brake Co., P'g, Pa. Front 3

AXLES.

Albany & Reneselaer I. & S. Co., Troy, N.Y. . 71

Allentown Rolling Mill Co., Phila., Pa 77

Anderson & Passavant, Pittsburg, Pa 27

Baugh Steam Forge Co., Detroit, Mich 36

Berwick Rolling Mill Co., Berwick, Pa 60

Cleveland Roll'g Mill Co., Clevel'd, O. .Front 5

Collins, H. E. & Co., Pittsburg, Pa 59

Cox, Justice, Jr. & Co., Phil.. Pa Front 14

Hussey, Howe & Co.,P'b2, Pa Ins. Cov. Front

Lake Erie Iron Co., Cleveland, O Front 9

Midvale Steel Works, Phila., Pa Front 7

Nashua Iron and Steel Co., Nashua, N. H. . . 30

Park, Brother & Co., Pittsb'g, Pa Front 26

Pen n sylvania S teel Co. , Phila ., Pa 23

Pittsburg Forge and Iron Co., Pittsb'g, Pa. . 4

Prosser, Thos. & Son , New York 6

Standard Steel Work*, Phila., Pa Front 1

Taylor Iron Works, High Bridge, N. J .Front 1

ASTRONOMICAL CLOCKS.

Howard, E. & Co., Boston, Mass Front 57

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ATTORNEY.

Barringer, L. W., Phila., Pa Front 16

AXLE GREASE.

Baker, S. T. & Co., New York, N. Y 25

BANKERS.

Drexel & Co.,Phila., Pa Front 26

Kennedy, J. S. & Co., New York, N.Y. Front 22

Moore, Jos. A., Indianapolis Front 64

Wilson, R. T. & Co., New York.. . . Front 3

BARROWS.

Jackson Manuf'g Co., Harrisburg, Pa 51

BEAMS AND GIRDERS.

Atkins Bros., Pottsville, Pa Front 19

Cleveland Roll'g Mill Co., Clevel'd, O. Front 5 Edge Moor Iron Co., Edge Moor, Del. .Front 6

Kellogg Bridge Co., Buffalo, N. Y Front 46

Keystone Bridge Co., Pittsburg, Pa Front 12

Leighton B'dge&Iron W'ks(Liin.).Roch.,N. Y 25

Niagara Bridge Works, Buffalo, N.Y 27

Passaic Rolling Mill Co., Paterson, N. J ... 4

Phoenix Iron Co., Phila., Pa 10

Union Iron Works Co., Cleveland, O 38

BELTING.

Forsaith, S. C. & Co.. Manchester, N. H 9

Mercer Rubber Co., Trenton, N. J Front 19

N. Y. Belt'g & Pack'g Co. , New York . Op.FL 1 Post & Co., Cincinnati, Ohio 19

BESSEMER STEEL.

Albany & Rensselaerl. & S. Co., Troy, N. Y.. 71

Bethlehem Iron Co., Bethlehem, Pa 61

Cambria Iron Works, Phila. , Pa 63

Cleveland Roll'g Mill Co., Clevel'd, O. . Front 5 North Chicago R. Mill Co., Chicago, 111. ... 26

Pennsylvania Steel Works, Phila., Pa 23

Union Rolling Mill Co. , Chicago, 111 55

BLACKSMITHS' TOOLS.

Forsaith, S. C. & Co., Manchester, N. H 9

BOILERS.

Bass F'dry & Mach. Co. , F't Wayne, Ind. . . Ft 44 Brooks Locomotive Works, Dunkirk, N.Y.. 69

Forsaith. S. C. & Co., Manchester, N. H 9

Harlan <fc Hollingsworth Co.,Wilm'gton, Del. 44 ManchesterLocomotive W'ks,Manches.,N.H. 46 Pittsb'g Loco'tive & Car W'ks, Pittsburg, Pa. 8

BOILER CLEANSING COMPOUND.

Lord, G. W., Philadelphia, Pa 28

BOILER COVERING.

Asbestos Packing Co., Boston Mass 46

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BOILER FEEDER.

Hue Manufacturing Co. , Phila. , Pa 5

Sellers, Wm. & Co., Phila., Pa Front 28

BOILER PLATE.

Anderson & Passavant, Pittsburg, Pa 27

Over's, John V. Sons, Chicago, ill 17

Cleveland R. MM Co.. Cleveland, O. . . Front 5 Cox. Justice Jr. \fe Co. Phila., Pa.... Front 14 Hussey, Howe & Co., P'g,Pa.7//s. Fr'l Cover. Nashua Iron & S' eel Co., Na-hua, N. H.. .. 30 Park, Biother & Co., Pittsburg, Pa... Front 26 Singer, Nimick & Co., Pittsburg, Pa 5

BOILED TUBES.

Moms, Tasker & Co., Limited, Phila., Pa.. 45 National Tube Works, Bosion, Mass. .Front 20

Post & Co., Cincinnati, 0 19

Wallace & Sons, New York, N. Y 78

BOLTS.

Albany & Rensselaer I. & S. Co., Troy, N.Y. 71

Allentown R. Mill Co., Phila., Pa 77

Cleveland Iron Co.. Cleveland, 0 9

Cleveland R. Mill Co.. Cleveland, O. . .Front 5 Harrisimrg; Car Mfg Co., Harrisburg, Pa. . . 13

Lake Erie Iron Co., Cleveland, O Front !

Oxford Iron Co., New York 13

Pittsburg Foige & Iron Co.. Pittsburg, Pa. . 4 Plnmn, Burdkt & Barnard, Buff., N. Y.l^V 18 Springfield Iron Co., Springfield, 111., .front 14

Wallace & Sons, New York 78

Winch, Corydon, Phila., Pa 32

Union Iron Works Co., Cleveland, O 38

BOLT CUTTING MACHINES.

Howard Iron Works, Buffalo, N. Y 57

BOLT FORGING MAC-HIKES.

Forsaith. S. C. & Co., Manchester, N. H 9

Plumb, Burdict & Barnard, Buff., N. Y. Front 18

BOLT HEADING & POINTING MACHINES.

Forsaith, S. C. & Co., Manchester, N. H. . . 9 Plumb, Burdict & Barnard, Buff., N.Y. .Front 18

BOLT MACHINES.

Forsaith, S. C. & Co, Manchester, N. H 9

BOOKS, ETC.

Homans, I. S., New York, N. Y 62

Nicolls, W. J., New York 40

Railroad Gazette Co., New York, N. Y 49

BRAKE PIPE.

Mercer Rubber Co., Trenton, N. J Front 19

N. Y. Belting & Packing Co.,N.Y.op.p 1 F't.

BRAKE, R. R.

Lough ridge. W., Baltimore, Md 39

Prosser, Thos. & Son, New York 6

Westiughouse Air Brake Co., P g, Pa.. Front 3

BRASS.

Wallace & Sons, New York 18

BKASS SEAMLESS TUBING.

Wallace & Sons, New York 78

BRASS WIRE.

Wallace & Sons, New York 78

BRIDGE BUILDERS.

American Bridge Co., Chicago, 111 79

Baltimore Bridge Co., Baltimore, Md . . Front 8 C.aike, Reeves & Co., Philadelphia, Pa 11

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Kellogg Bridge Co., Buffalo, N. Y Front 46

Kellogir & Maurice, Athens, Pa 16

Keystone Bridge Co.. Pittsburg, Pa. .. Front 12 LeightonB1dge&I.W'ksvLim.)Roch.,N.Y.. 25

Niagara Bridge Works, Buffalo, N. Y 27

Passaic Rolling Mill Co., Paterson, N. J. . . . 4

Phoenixville Bridge Works, Phila., Pa 11

Wilson Brothers & Co., Phila., Pa 50

CAR BEARINGS.

Hopkins, D. A., New York, N. Y,.. Front 24, 25 Missouri Car & Foundry Co., St. Louis, Mo. 36.

CAR BRAKE.

Loughridge, W., Baltimore, Md 89

Prost-er, Thos. & Son, New York 6

Westinghouse Air Brake Co., Pitts., P&..fr't 3

CAR BRAKE SHOE.

Bass, J. H., Fort Wayne, Ind Front 44

Bennet, E. R., New York 61

Chester Steel Casting a Co., Phila., Pa 65

Middleti >n, Allen, Philadelphia, Pa 58

Ramapo Wheel & F'ndry Co., Ramapo, N.Y. 74 Sargent, Geo. M. & Co., Chicago 35

CAR BUILDERS.

Barney & Smith Manuf. Co., Dayton, O. . . . 14

Brill, J. G. & Co., Philadelphia, Pa 7

Collins, H. E. & Co., Agts., Pittsburg, Pa... 59

Dayton Car Works, Dayton, 0 14

Dickson Manufacturing Co., Scranton, Pa... 28

Erie Car Works, Limited, Erie, Pa 76

Harlan & Hollin-rsworth Co., Wilming., Del. 44 Harrisburg Car Manuf. Co., Harrisburg, Pa.. 13

Jackson & Sharp, Wilmington, Del 2

Jackson & Woodin Manuf. Co .Berwick, Pa. 60

Jones, J. M. & Co., Trey, N. Y 59

Michigan Car Co., Detroit, Mich 37

Missouri Car & Foundry Co., St. Louis, Mo.. 36 National Tube Works, Boston, Mass. .Front 20 Pittsburg Loco. & Car Works, Pitt-burg, Pa. 8

Portland Co . Portland, Me 32

Stephenson,John. Co.(Lim.) N.York.. .Front 16 Tiffany Sum. & Win. Car Co., Chicago, 111. . . 19 Wason Manufacturing Co., Springfield, Mass. 68 Wason Car &• F'dry Co., Chattanooga, Term. 24 Wood & Leman, Agts, New York 31

CAR BRASSES.

Post & Co., Cincinnati, 0 19

CAR BUMPERS.

Continuous Draw-Bar Co., Cincinnati, O 58

CAR COUPLER.

Chester Steel Castings Co., Phila., Pa 65

Safford, J. B., Buffalo, N.Y 56

CAR DOOR LOCKS.

Brooks, E J. & Co., New York 42

Post & Co., Cincinnati, 0 19

Wallace & Sons, New York, N. Y 78

Williams Tool Co., Cincinnati, O 52

CAR FRAMES.

National Tube Works, Boston, Mass. ..Front 20 Phoenix Iron Co. , Philadelphia, Pa 10

CAR FIXTURES.

Post & Co., Cincinnati, O .19

Tillotson, L. G. & Co., New York 43

CAR HEAD LININGS.

Tillotson, L. G. & Co., New York 43

CAR HEATEKS AND VENTILATORS.

Spear, James, Phila., Pa Frord 58

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CAR MACHINERY.

Forsaith, S. C. & Co., Manchester, N. H.. . 9

CAR REPLACEKS.

Nashua Iron and Steel Co., Nashua, N. H... . 30 Pennsylvania Steel Co., Philadelphia, Pa 23

CAR SEALS.

Brooks, E. J. & Co., New York, N. Y 42

Williams Tool Co., Cincinnati, O 52

CAR SEAL WIRES.

Brooks & Co., E.J.,N.Y 42

CAR SEATS.

Middleton, N. & A., Philadelphia, Pa 22

Tillotson, L. G. & Co., New York, N. Y 43

CAR SEAT FRAME.

Middleton, N. & A., Philadelphia, Pa 22

CAR SPRINGS.

Cleveland Spring Co.. Cleveland, 0 38

Culmer Spring Co., Pittsburg, Pa Front 58

Diamond State Car Sp1gCo..Wilmington,Del. 18 French, A. & Co., Pitts'g, Pa.. Opp. Front Cov.

Mercer Rubber Co., Trenton, N. J Front 19

Middleton, N. & A. Co., Philadelphia, Pa .. 22 N.Y.B't & Pac.Co.,N. York, N.Y. Op. p. 1 Ft.

CAR STOVES.

Spear, Jas., Philadelphia, Pa Front 58

Winslow & Co., A. P., Cleveland, 0 54

CAR TRIMMINGS.

Post & Co., Cincinnati, 0 19

Tillotson, L. G. & Co., New York, N. Y 43

CAR TRANSFER APPARATUS.

Ramsey, R. H., Philadelphia, Pa 33

CAR TRUCK SHIFTING APPARATUS.

Ramsey, R. H., Philadelphia, Pa 33

CAR UPHOLSTERY.

Tillotson, L. G. & Co., New York, N. Y 43

CAR WHEELS.

Barney & Smith Manuf'g Co., Dayton, O 14

Bass Foundry &M. W'ks., Ft. W.. Ind. front 44

Bass, J. H., Chicago, 111 Front 45

Bowler, Maher & Brayton, Cleveland, 0 54

Cayuta Wheel & FoundryCo.,Waverly,N.Y.. 75

Davrnport, Fait bairn & Co., Erie, Pa 76

Detroit Car Wheel Co., Detroit, Mich 37

Dickson Manufacturing Co., Scranton, Pa... 28

Fulton Foundry Co., Cleveland, 0 65

Griffin Car Wheel Co., Detroit Mich 21

Hnrlan &HollingsworthCo.,Wilmington,Del. 44 Harrisburg Car MtmttTg Co., Harrisbiirg, Pa. 13 Jackson & Woodin M'f'g Co., Berwick, Pa.. 60 Lobdell Car Wheel Co.,Wilmington, Del. .72, 73

Louisville Car Wheel Co., Louisville, Ky 22

Missouri Car & Foundry Co., St. Louis, Mo. 36 Nashua Iron and Steel Co , Njisb.ua, N. H. . . 30

Prosser, Thomas & Son, New York 6

Ramapo Wheel & Foundry Co., Rnmapo, N.Y. 74 Rochester Car Wheel Works, Rochester,N.Y. 6 St. Louis Car Wheel Co., St. Louis, Mo.Front 45 Taylor Iron Works, Highbridge, N. J.. Front 1

Thomas, May & Co., Indianapolis, Ind 12

Wason Car & F'd'y Co., Chattanooga, Tenn. 24 Wason Manufacturing Co., Springfield, Mass. 68

CAR WHEF.L BORING MACHINE.

Bement & Son, Wm. B., Philadelphia, Pa... 3

Lobdell Car Wheel Co., Wilming., Del 72, 73

Sellers, Wm. & Co., Philadelphia, Pa.. .Front 28

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CAST STEEL.

Anderson & Passavant, Pittsburg, Pa 27

Hussey,Howe & Co., I'itts'g. Pa.fn. F't Cov. Jersey City Steel Works, Jersey City< . .Front 4 Park, Brother & Co., Pittsburg, Pa. .. Front 26

Prosser, Thomas & Son, New York 6

Singer, Nimick & Co., Piitsburg, Pa 5

Standard Steel Works, Phila., Pa Front 1

CEDAR TANKS FOR WATER STATIONS. Burkhardt, Geo. J. & Co., Philadelphia, Pa. 7

CHAIN LINKS.

Bourne & Knowles, Cleveland, 0 38

CIRCULAR SAWS.

Place, George, Mach.Ag'y, N.York.N.Y..^ 23 CIVIL ENGINEERS.

Smith, C. S., St. Loni?, Mo Front 7

Smith. F. H., Baltimore, Md Front 7

Wilson Bros. & Co., Philadelphia, Pa 50

CHARCOAL BLOOMS AND BILLETS. Marvel, Wm. D., New York Front 4

CLOCKS.

Howard, E. & Co., Boston, Mass Front 57

COAL.

Borden & Lovell, New York, N. Y. . ..Front 10 Marvel, Win. D., New York Front 4

COAL CRANES, " PORTABLE."

Fulton Foundry Co., Cleveland, 0 65

COAL GAS APPARATUS.

Morris, Tasker & Co.(Lim.),Philadelphia,Pa. 45

COAL SCALES.

Fairbanks Scale Co., New York, N. Y 1

COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

Borden & Lovell, New York, N. Y Front 10

Collins, H. E. & Co.. Pittsburg, Pa 59

Cox, Justice, Jr. & Co.. Philadelphia, P&.F't 14 Kennedy, J. S. & Co., New York, N.Y....F't 22

Marvel, Wm. D., New York, N. Y Front 4

Wilson, R. T. & Co., New York, N. Y. Front 3 Wood & Leman. New York, N. Y 31

CONDUCTORS' PUNCHES.

Post & Co., Cincinnati, O 19

CONTINUOUS DRAW BARS.

The Continuous Draw-Bar Co., Cincin'a, O.. 58

COOLING COMPOUND FOR HOT JOURNALS.

Middleton, Allen, Phila., Pa 58

COPPER.

Post & Co., Cincinnati, O 19

Wallace & Sons, New York 78

COPPER RIVETS.

Wallace & Sons, New York 78

COPPER SEAMLESS TUBING.

Wallace & Sons, New York 78

COPPER, SHEET.

Wallace & Sons, New York 78

COUNSELOR-AT-L.AW.

Barringer, Lewin W., Phila, Pa Front 16

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COPPER Wrr.E.

Wallace & Sons, New York 78

COTTER'S " SPRING."

Whitman & Barnes Mfg.Co, Syracuse, N.Y.F. 15

COTTON WASTE.

Schofield, Joseph, Philadelphia, Pa 17

CRANK PIN JACKS.

Dudgeon, R., New York, N. Y 20

CRANK PIN MACHINES (PORTABLE).

Flanders, L. B.. Philadelphia, Pa 18

CROSS HEADS FOR LOCOMOTIVES.

Chester Steel Castings Co., Phila., Pa 65

CROSSINGS, R. R.

Bennet. E. R., New York, N. Y 61

Chester Steel Castings Co., Phila., Pa 65

Cleveland Rolling Mill Co., Clever d, O. Front 5

Elliot, H. & H., E. St. Louis, 111 56

Jacks' >n Manuf g Co., Harrisburg, Pa 51

Midvale Steel Works, Phila., Pa Front, 7

Naylor & Co., New York Front 11

Pennsylvania Steel Co., Philadelphia, Pa 23

DEFAULTED BONOS AND SECURITIES.

Barringer, LewinW., Philadelphia, P&.Front 16

DEPOT SCALES.

Fairbanks & Co., New York 1

DESKS.

Andrews, A. H. & Co., Chicago, N. Y 77

Moore, Jos. A., Indianapolis, Ind Front 64

DRAW BARS.

Safford, J. B., Buffalo, N. Y. 56

The Continuous Draw Bar Co., Cincinnati, O. 58

DRAW HOOKS.

Taylor Iron Works, Highbridge, N. J. Front. 1

DRILLS.

Berapnt, Wm. B. & Son, Philadelphia, Pa. . . 3 Place, Geo.,Mac'hy Ag'cy, N.York, N.Y. FH 23 Sellers, Wm. & Co., Phila., Pa Front 23

DRILLS (PORTABLE).

The Stow Flex. Shaft Co. (Lira.), Phila., Pa. 21

ELECTRICAL INSTRUMENTS.

Tillotson, L. G. & Co., New York, N. Y 43

Williams, Charles, Jr., Boston, Mass 40

EMERY VULCANITE WHEELS.

N. Y. Belting & Pack'g Co., N. Y. Opp. 1 Front

EMERY WHEELS.

N.Y. Belting & Pack'g Co., N. Y. Op. 1 Front, Place, Geo., Mach. Agt.,New York, N. Y..F 23

ENVELOPES.

Raynor, Samuel & Co., New York, N. Y 52

EXCAVATORS.

Furst & Bradley ManTg Co., Chicago, 111.. 57

EYK BAH s.

Edsre Moor Iron Co., Ed re Moor, Del. . . Front 6

Kdlogg Bridge Co., Buffalo, N. Y Front 46

Keystone Bridge Co., Pittsburg, Pa Front 12

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FENCING STEEL " BARB " WIRE.

Washburn & Moen Mfg. Co., Wor. .Mass. .Fr't 2

FILES.

Nicholson File Co., Providence, R. 1 15

FILE Cr EANERS.

Nicholson File Co., Providence, R. I. 15

FILE HOLDERS.

Nicholson File Co., Providence, R. 1 15

FIRE APPARATUS.

Forsaith, S. C & Co., Manchester, N. H ... 9 Manchester Locomotive Works, Man., N. H. 46

FIRE HYDRANTS.

Ludlow Valve Co., Troy, N. Y Front 12

FISH PLATES.

Albany and RenssV L & S. Co., Troy, N.Y... 71 Cleveland Rolling Mill Co., Clev., O. . . Front 5 Pittsburg Forge and Iron Co., Pittsburg, Pa.. 4

FLEXIBLE SHAFTING.

Stow Flexible Shaft. Co. (Lim.), Phila., Pa.. 21

FORCINGS, R. R.

Anderson & Passavant, Piftsburg, Pa 27

Baugh Steam Forge Co.. Detroit, Mich 36

Cleveland Rolling Mill Co., Clev., O... Front 5

Collins. H. S. & Co., Pittsburg. Pa 59

Edge Moor Iron Co., Edge Moor, Del . . . Front 6 Harrisburg Car and Manuf. Co., Harris'g, Pa. 13 Hussey, Howe & Co.. Pitts'g, Pa.. Ins. F. Cover

Lake Erie Iron Co., Cleveland, O Front 9

Midvale Steel Works, Philadelphia. Pa. Front 7

Nashua Iron and Steel Co , Nashua. N H 30

Pennsylvania Steel Co., Philadelphia, Pa.. .. 23 Pittsburg Forge and Iron Co., Pittsburg, Pa. 4 Prosser, Thomas & Son. New York, N. Y. . . 6

Singer, Nimick & Co , Pittsburg, Pa 5

Standard Steel Works, Phila.. Pa Front 1

Taylor Iron Works, High Bridge, N. J .Front 1

FREIGHT CAR SEALS.

Brooks, E. J. & Co., New York, N.Y 42

FROGS, R. R.

Barney & Smith Manuf. Co., Dayton, O 14

Bennet, E. R., New York, N.Y 61

Bowler, Maher & Brayton, Cleveland, 0 54

Chester Steel Castings Co., Phila., Pa 65

Cleveland Roll in «r Mill Co., Clev., O . . . Front 5

Elliot. H. &H..E. St. Louis, 111 56

Jackson Manuf g Co., Harrisburg, Pa 51

Lobdell Car Wheel Co., Wilmington, Del. 72, 73 Midvale Steel Works, Philadelphia, Pa . Front 7

Naylor & Co., New York. N. Y Front 11

Pennsylvania Steel Co., Philadelphia, Pa 23

GAS PIPE.

Morris, Tasker & Co.(Lim.), Phila, Pa 45

National Tube Works, Boston, Mass .. .Front 20

GIRDERS. (See Beams.) GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.

Drexel & Co., Philadelphia, Pa Front 26

Kennedy, J. S., New York, N.Y Front 22

Moore, Jos. A., Indianapolis. Ind Front 64

Wilson, R. T. & Co., New York, N. Y. Front 3

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HEAD LIGHTS.

Buffalo Steam Gauge & Lant. Co., Roch.,N.Y. 47 Post & Co., Cincinnati, O 19

HOMOGENEOUS BOILER PLATE.

Anderson & Passavant, Pittsburg, Pa 27

Ayer's, John V. Sons, Chicago, 111 17

Cleveland Rolling Mill Co., Clev., O.. Front 5 Hus:*ey, Howe & Co., Pitts'g, Pa.. Ins. F. Cover

Nashua Iron and Steel Co., Nashua, N. H 30

Park, Bro. & Co., Pittsburg, Pa Front 26

Singer, Nimick & Co., Pittsburg, Pa 5

HOMOGENEOUS STEEL TUBES.

Morris, Tasker & Co. (Lira.), Phila., Pa 45

HOSE.

Forsaith, S. C. & Co., Manchester, N. H 0

Mercer Rubber Co, Trenton, N. J. . . .Front 19 N.Y. Belt'g & Pack'g Co Op. p. I Front

HOT PRESSED NUT MACHINES.

Plumb, Burdict & Baruard,Buff., N.Y. .Front 18

HYDRAULIC FORCINGS.

Edge Moor Iron Co., Edge Moor, Del. . . Front 6

HYDRAULIC GAUGES.

Post & Co., Cincinnati, O 19

HYDRAULIC JACKS.

Dudgeon, Richard, New York, N. Y 20

Post & Co., Cincinnati, O 19

HYDRAULIC PRESSES.

Dudgeon, Richard, New York, N. Y 20

HYDRAULIC PUNCHES.

Dudgeon, Ricliard, New York, N. Y 20

HYDROSTATIC WHEEL PRESS.

Lobdell Car Wheel Co., Wilmington, Del. 72, 73

INJECTORS.

Rue Manufacturing Co., Philadelphia, Pa. . . 5 Sellers, Win. & Co., Philadelphia, Pa,.. Front 28

INSURANCE COMPANIES.

Royal Insurance Co., New York, N. Y 78

Satterlee, Bostwick & Martin. Ni-w York...^7. 8 Travelers' Insurance Co., Hartford, Ct. Front 22

IRON CLAD PAINT.

Iron Clad Paint Co., Cleveland, O. 64

IRON, BAR.

Ayer's, John V. Sons. Chicago, 111 17

-Allentown Rolling Mill Co., Phila., Pa 77

Berwick Rolling M ill Co., Berwick, Pa 60

Cambria Iron Works, Philadelphia, Pa 63

Cleveland Iron Co., Cleveland. O 9

Cleveland Rolling Mill Co., Clev., O ...Front 5

Collins, H. E. & Co., Pittsburg, Pa 59

Cox, Justice, Jr. & Co., Phila., Pa Front 14

Lake Erie Iron Co., Cleveland, O Front 9

Nashua Iron & Steel Co., Nashua, N. H 30

Passaic Rolling Mill Co., Pat rson, N. J 4

Phoenix Iron Co., Philadelphia, Pa 10

Pittsburg Forge and Iron Co., Pittsburg, Pa. 4

Union Iron Works Co., Cleveland, O 38

Winch, Cory dun, Philadelphia. Pa 32

Wood & Leiuaii, Agents, New York 31.

IRON, GALVANIZED.

Cleveland Rolling Mill Co., Clev., O. . .Front 5

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IRON MERCHANTS.

Ayei's, John V. Sons, Chicago. Ill 17

Collins, H. E. & Co., Pittsburg, Pa 59

Cox, Justice, Jr. & Co., Phila., Pa Front 14

Lake Erie Iron Co., Cleveland, O Front 9

Marvel, Wm. D., New York, N. Y Front 4

Wood & Lemau, New York, N. Y 31

IRON, PIG.

Atkins, Bros., Pottsville, Pa Front

Allentown Rolling Mill Co., Allentowu, Pa. 77

Bethlehem Iron Co., Bethlehem, Pa 61

Cleveland Iron Co., Cleveland, O 9

Collins, H. E. & Co., Pittsburg, Pa 59

Cox, Justice, Jr. & Co., Phila., Pa Front 14

Marvel, W. D., New York, N.Y Front 4

North Chicago Rolling Mill Co., Chicago, 111. 26

Oxford Iron Co., New York, N. Y 13

Union Rolling Mill Co., Chicago, 111 55

Wood & Leman, New York, N.Y 31

IRON ORE.

Marvel, Wm. D., New York, N. Y Front 4

IRON, SHEET.

Ayer's, John V. Sons. Chicago, 111 17

Cleveland Rolling Mill Co., Clev., O. . .Front 5

Lake Erie Iron Co., Cleveland, O Front 9

Union Iron Works Co. , Cleveland, O 38

Wood & Leman, New York, N. Y 31

IRON WATER PIPE.

Leighton B'dge & I. W'ks (Lim.), Roch.,N. Y. 25

Morris, Tasker & Co. (Lim.), Phila., Pa 45

National Tube Works, Boston, M.&SS.. Front 20

IRON WIRE.

Cleveland Rolling Mill Co., Clev., O. . .Front 5

Haigh, J. L , New York, N. Y . . 24

Hazard Manuf. Co., Wilkes-Barre, Pa,. Front 8 Washburu & Moen Mfg.Co.,Worc'r, M&ss.F. 2

IRON WORKING MACHINERY.

Bement, Wm. B. & Son, Philadelphia, Pa. .. 3 Forsait.li, S. C. & Co., Manchester. N. H. . . . 9 Place, Geo.,Mach'y Agency. New York,N R.F. 23 Sellers, Wm. & Co., Philadelphia, Pa,.. Front 28

JAPANS.

Chicago Varnish Co., Chicago, 111 . ..Front 6

Reed, C. C. & Co., New York, N. Y 15

Valentine & Co., New York, N. Y 1

JOURNAL BEARINGS.

Hopkins, D. A., New York Front 24, 25

JOURNAL BOXES.

Chester Steel Castings Co., Phila., Pa 65

LAMPS.

Buffalo Steam Gauge & L.Co.,Rochester,N.Y. 47

Post & Co., Cincinnati, O 19

Wallace & Sons, New York 78

LANTERNS.

Buffalo Steam Gauge & L.Co.,Rochester,N.Y. 47

Post & Co., Cincinnati, O 19

Wallace & Sons, New York 78

LATHES.

Bement, Wm. B. & Son, Philadelphia, Pa. . . 3 Forsaith, S. C. & Co., Manchesier, N. H. . . 9 Sellerf, Win. & Co., Philadelphia, P&..Front 28

LEAD.

Post & Co., Cincinnati, O 19

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LEATHER BELTTNG.

Post & Co., Cincinnati, O 19

LETTERS OF CREDIT.

Drexel & Co., Philadelphia, Pa Front 26

LINEN HOSE.

N.Y. Belt. & Pack.Co., N.Y'k,N. Y. Op.p. l.F't'

LINSEED OIL.

John Jewett & Sons, New York, N. Y .Front 57

LOCKS.

Brooks, E.J. & Co., New York 42

Post & Co., Cincinnati, O 19

Wallace & Sons, New York 78

Williams Tool Co., Cincinnati, O 52

LOCK NUTS.

Bennet, E. R., New York, N. Y 61

Metcalf , Panl & Co., Pitisburg, Pa 12

Wood & Leman, New York, N. Y 31

LOCOMOTIVES.

Baldwin Loco. Worki, Philadelphia,Pa. Front 27 Brooks Loco. Works, Dunkirk. N. Y. . ... 69 Collins, H. E. & Co., Agents, Pittsburg, Pa. . 59 Danf on h Loco. & Mach. Co. , New York, N.Y. 47 Dickson Manufacturing Co., Scranton, Pa.. , 28

Grant Locomotive Works, Now York . 48

Manchester Loco. Works. Manchester. N. H. 46 National Loco. Works, Conndsyille, Pa. . .. 16 Pittsburg Loco. & Car Works, Pittsburg, Pa. 8

Portland Company. Portland. Me 32

Rogers Loco. & M*ch. Co.. New York, N. Y. 29 Schenectady Loco. Works. Schenectady, N.Y. 41 Wood & Leman, Agts, New York 31

LOCOMOTIVE BALANCES.

Buffalo Steam Gauge & L.Co.,Rochester,N.Y. 47 Post & Co., Cincinnati, O 19

LOCOMOTIVE DRIVER BRAKE.

Westinghouse Air Brake Co., Plttsbmg. Front 3

LOCOMOTIVE CYLINDER BORING MACH- INES (Portable). Flanders, L. B., Philadelphia, Pa 18

LOCOMOTIVE JACKS.

Dudgeon, R. & Co., New York 20

Post & Co., Cincinnati, O 19

LOCOMOTIVE HEAD LIGHTS.

Buffalo Steam Gauge& L.Co.,Rochester,N.Y. 47

LOCOMOTIVE SNOW AND TRACK BROOMS.

Isaacs, M. C. & Co., Chicago, 111 Front 13

LOCOMOTIVE SPARK CLOTH.

Cleveland RoirgMill Co. . Cleveland, O. Front 5 Wallace & Sons, New York 78

LOCOMOTIVE SPRINGS.

French, A. &Co., Pittsburg. Pa Op. Front Cover Cleveland Spring Co., Cleveland, 0 38

LOCOMOTIVE TIRES.

Cleveland Rolling Mill Co., Clcvel'd. O. Front 5 Mi Ivale Steel Works, Philadelphia, P&.Front 7

Nashua Iron & Steel Co., Nashua, N. H 30

Naylor & Co., New York, N. Y Front 11

Prosser Thos. & Son. New York, N. Y 6

Standard Steel W'ks, Philadelphia, P&.Front 1

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LUBRICATING COMPOUND.

Middleton, Allen, Philadelphia, Pa 58

LUBRICATING OIL.

Baker, S. T. & Co., New York, N. Y 25

LUBRICATORS CONTINUOUS FEEDING.

Parshall, C.H., Detroit, Mich 50

MACHINERY, R. R.

BassFoundry& Mach.Co.,FortWayne,Ind.^. 44 Bement & Son, Wm. B., Philadelphia, Pa. . . 3 Forsaith, S. C. & Co., Manchester, N. H. . . . 9 Harlan&Hollingsworth Co., Wilmington, Del. 44 Place, G., Mach. Agency,Ne\v York,N.Y.^«V 23

Post A Co., Cincinnati, O 19

Rogers Loco. & Mach. Works, New York,N. Y 29 Schenectady Loco. Works, Schenectarly, N Y. 41 Sellers, Wm. &C<>., Philadelphia, Pa. Front x>8 TMotson, L. G. & Co., New York, N. Y 43

MACHINISTS' TOOLS.

Bement, Wm. B. & Son, Philadelphia, Pa. . . 3 Sellers, Wm. & Co., Philadelphia, PA.. Front 28 Forsaith, S. C. & Co., Manchester, N. H. . . 9

MACHINISTS' SCRAPERS.

Nicholson File Co., Providence, R. 1 15

MAGAZINES, JOURNALS, ETC.

Bankers' Mag. & Almanac, New York, N. Y. 62

Railroad Gaz tte. New York, N. Y 49

Scientific Publishing Co., NewYork,N. Y..F. 17

METAL BROKERS.

Collins, H. E. & Co , Pittsburg, Pa 62

Cox, Justice, Jr. & Co., Philadelphia, Pa. F. 14 Wood & Le man, New York, N.Y 31

METAL SPINNINGS.

Post & Co., Cincinnati, O 19

METALLIC PAINT.

Iron Clad Paint Co., Cleveland, O 64

MINING MACHINERY.

Dickson Manfg. Co., Scranton, PA. 28

NAILS.

Albany & Ren'laer I. S. & Co., N. Y., N. Y. . 71 Borden & Lovell, New York, N. Y. . . .Front 10 Oxford Iron Co., New York, N.Y 13

NORWAY IRON.

Naylor & Co., New York, N. Y Front 1 1

NUTS.

Bourne & Knowles, Cleveland, O 38

Lake Erie Iron Co., Cleveland, O Front 9

Oxford Iron Co., New York, N. Y 13

Passaic Rolling Mill Co., Paierson. N. J 4

Springfield Iron Co., Springfield, III.... Front 14

NUT LOCKS.

Bennet, E. R., New York, N. Y 61

Metcalf, Paul & Co., Pittsburg, Pa 12

Wood & Leman, New York 31

NUT TAPPING MACHINES.

Plumb, Burdict & Barnard, Buffalo,N.Y..PV* 18 Howard Iron Works, Buffalo 57

OFFICE FURNITURE.

Andrews, A. H. & Co., Chicago, 111 77

OILS.

Baker, S. T. & Co., New York, N. Y 25

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OIL TANKS.

Winchell, Geo. D., Cincinnati, O Front 21

OIL WELL ENGINES.

Pittsburg Loco. & Car Works, Pittsburg, Pa. 8

OIL WELL TOOLS.

Pittsburg Loco. & Car Works-, Pittsburg, Pa. 8 OLD HAILS, ETC.

Collins, H. E. & Co., Pittsburg, Pa 59

Wood & Leman, New York, N. Y 31

PACKING.

Asbestos Packing Co., Boston. Mass 46

Mercer Rubber Co.. Trenton, N. J .. .Front 19 N. Y. Belt. & Pack. Co., New York. Op. p. \.F.

PACKING FOR CAR BOXES.

Schofield, Joseph, Philadelphia, Pa 17

PAINTS.

Iron-Clad Paint Co., Cleveland, Ohio 64

PICKS (Steel).

Metcalf, Paul & Co., Pittsburg, Pa 12

PLANERS (Iron and Wood).

Bement & Son, Philadelphia, Pa 3

Forsaith, S. C. & Co., Manchester, N. H 9

Sellers, Wm. & Co., Philadelphia, Pa.. Front 28

PLOW, R.R.

Furst & Bradley Manufg Co., Chicago, 111.. 57 POWER HAMMERS.

Bement, Wm. B. & Son, Philadelphia, Pa. . . 3

Fontitb. S. C. & Co., Manchester. N. H 9

Sellers, Win. & Co., Philadelphia, Pa. Front 28

PRINTERS.

Rand, Avery & Co., Boston, Mass 48

PUMPS.

Forsaith, S. C. & Co., Manchester, N. H 9

RAIL FASTENINGS.

Allentown Rolling Mill Co., Phila., Pa 77

Cleveland Tron Co.. Cleveland. Ohio 9

Clevelai'd Rolling Mill Co.. Clev< -I'd, O. Front 5

Collins, H. E. & Co., Pittsburg, Pa 59

Fisher Rail Joint Works, Trenton, N. J 34

Pho?nix Iron Co., Philadelphia, Pa 10

Springfield Iron Co., Springfield, 111. ..Front 14

Union Iron Works Co , Cleveland, Ohio 38

Wim-h, Corydon, Philadelphia, Pa 32

Wood & Leman, New York 31

RAIL JOINT.

Fisher Rail Joint Works, Trenton, N. J 34

RAILS, IRON.

Albany & Rensselaer I. & S. Co., Troy, N. Y. 71

Allentown Rolling Mill Co., Phila., Pa 77

Atkins Bros., Pottsville, Pa ' Front 19

Bethlehem Iron Co., Be'hlehem, Pa 61

Cambria Iron Works, Philadelphia, Pa 63

Cleveland Iron Co., Cleveland, Ohio 9

Cleveland Rolling Mill Co ,Clevel'd, O. Front 5 Collins, H. E. & Co., Agents, Pittsbnrg, Pa. 59 Cox, Justice, Jr., & Co., Phila., Pa., Ag'ts.F. 14 Kansas R. .lling Mi'l Co , Kansas City. Mo ... 53 Kennedy, J. S. & Co.. New York, N. Y.. FH 22 Marvel, William D., New York, Age'ts..PV0ȣ 4

Naylor & Co , New York, Agents Front 11

North Chicago Rollinjr Mill, Chicago, 111. ... 26 Phoenix Iron Co., Philadelphia, Pa 10

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Springfield Iron Co., Springfield, 111. . .Front 14

Union Iron Works Co., Cleveland, Ohio 38

Union Rolling Mill Co., Chicago, 111 55

Wood & Leman , Agents, New York 31

RAILS, STEEL.

Albany & Rensselaer I. & S. Co., Troy, N. Y. 71

Bethlehem Iron Co, Bethlehem, Pa 61

Cambria Iron Works, Philadelphia, Pa 63

Cleveland Rollins Mill Co., C\ever&,O.. Front 5 Collins, H. E. & Co., Pittsburg, Pa., Agents. 59 Cox, Justice, Jr., & Co., Phila., Pa.. Asr'ts.^. 14 Kennedy, J. S. & Co., New York, N.f...^'/! 22 Naylor & Co., New York. Agents ... . Front 11 North Chicago Rolling M 11 C<>., Chicago. 111. 26

PennsylvMnia Steel Co., Philadelphia. Pa 23

Union Rolling Mill Co., Chicago, 111 55

Wood & Leman, Agents, New York, N. Y... 31

R.R. CASTINGS.

Allentown Roll ing Mill Co., Phila., Pa 77

Bass Found'y & Mach. Co., Ft. Wayne, Ind.^. 44

Bas-, J. H., Chicago, 111 ..Front 45

Bowler. Maher & Bray ton, Cleveland, Ohio.. 54 Cayuta Wheel & Foundry Co., Waverly. N. Y. 75 Chester Steel Castings Co., Philadelphia, Pa. 65

Detroit C T Wheel Co., Detroit, Mich 37

Fulton Foundry Co., Cleveland, Ohio 65

Griffin Car Wheel Co., Detroit. Mich 21

Harrishurg Car Manuf'g Co., Harrisburg, Pa. 13 Lobdell Car Wheel Co., Wilmington, Del.. 72, 73

Louisville Car Wheel Co., Louisville. Ky 22

Manchester Loco. Works, Manchester, N. H. 46 Missouri Car and Foundry Co., st. Louis, Mo. 36 Ramapo Wheel & Found. Co.. Ramapo, N. Y. 74 St. Louis Car Wheel Co., St. Louis, Mo. Front 45

Thomas, May & Co., Indianapolis, Ind 12

Wason Car & Found. Co., Chattanooga. Tenn. 24 Wason Manufacturing Co., Springfield, Mass. 68

RAILROAD GUIDES.

Pathfinder, "New England," Boston, Mass.. 48 Travelers' Official Guide, Philadelphia, Pa. . . 66

RAILROAD INSURANCE.

Royal Insurance Co., New York, N. Y 78

Satterlee, Bostwick & Man in, New York. .F. 8

R. R. LOCKS.

Brooks. E. J. & Co., New York, N. Y 42

Post & Co., Cincinnati, Ohio 19

Wallace & Sons, New York 78

Williams Tool Co., Cincinnati, Ohio 52

RAILROAD SCRAP.

Collins, H. E. & Co., Pittsburg, Pa 59

Wood & Leman, New York, N. Y 31

RAILROAD SECURITIES.

Drexel & Co., Philadelphia, Pa Front 26

Kennedv, J. S. & Co., New York, N. Y.. F't 22

Moore, Jos. A., Indianapolis. Ind Front 64

Wilson, R. T. & Co, New York Front 3

RAILROAD SHOP EQUIPMENT.

Bement, Wm. B. & Son, Philadelphia. Pa. .. 3

For-aiih, S. C. & Co., Manchester, N. H 9

Sellers, Wm. & Son, Philadelphia, Pa..Front 28

RAILROAD SUPPLIES.

Ayer's, John V. Sons, Chicago, 111 17

Bennet, E. R. , New York, N. Y 61

Br.ioks, E. J. & Co., New York 42

Collins, H. E. & Co., Pittsburg, Pa 59

Louisv'eCarWh'l &R. R. Sup. Co.,Louisv'e. 22

Mercer Rubber Co., Trenton, N. J Front, 19

Place. Ge >., Mach. Ag'cy, New York, N.Y..JP. 23 Post & Co., Cincinnati, Ohio 19

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Tillotpon, L. G. & Co., New York, N. Y 43

Wallace* Sons, New York 78

Williams Tool Co., Cincinnati, Ohio 52

Wood & Leman, New York 31

R. R. WATER SUPPLY MACHINERY.

Morris?, Tasker & Co. (Lim.), Phila., Pa 45

RAILWAY VARNISH.

Chic-igo Varnish Co., Chicago, 111 Front 7

Reed, C. C. & Co., New York, N. Y 15

Valentine & Co., New York, N. Y 1

RASPS.

Nicholson File Co., Providence, R. 1 15

RATCHET WRENCH AND DRILL.

Williams Tool Co., Cincinnati, Ohio 52

REFRIGERATOR CARS.

Tiffany S'rnmer & Wint'r Car Co., Chica'o, 111. 19

RIVETS.

Allentown Rolling Mill Co., Phila., Pa 77

Bourne & Knowles, Cleveland, Ohio 38

Post & Co. (Burdens), Cincinnati, Ohio 19

Passaic Rolling Mill Co., Paterson, N. J 4

RIVETS, COPPER.

Wallace & Sous, New York 78

ROAD SCRAPER.

Furst & Bradley, Manufg Co., Chicago, 111.. 57

ROLLING MILLS.

Albany & Rensselaer I. & S. Co., Troy, N. Y. 71

Allentown Rolling Mill Co., Phila., Pa 77

Atkins Bros. , Pottsville, Pa Fiont 19

Berwick Rolling Mill Co., Berwick. Pa 60

Bethlehem Iron Co., Bethlehem, Pa 61

Cambria Iron Works, Philadelphia, Pa 63

Cleveland Iron Co., Cleveland, Ohio 9

Cleveland Rolling Mill Co., Clevel'd, O . Front 5 Kansas Rolling Mill Co., Kansas City, Mo. . . 53 Lake Erie Iron Co., Cleveland. Ohio. . .Fiont 9 North Chicago Rolling Mill Co., Chicago, III. 26 Pennsylvania Steel Co., Philadelphia, Pa — 23

Phoenix Iron Co., Philadelphia, Pa 10

Springfield Iron Co., Springfield, I\\...Fi-ont 14

Union Rolling Mill Co., Chicago, 111 55

Wallace & Sous, New York 78

ROLLING MILL MACHINERY.

Dickson Manuf 'g Co., Scranton, Pa 28

ROLLING STOCK.

U. S. Rolling Stock Co., New York, N. Y. . . . 67

ROOFS, ETC.

American Bridge Co , Chicago, 111 79

Cleveland Rolling Mill Co., CleveFd, O. Front 5

Kellogg & Maurice, Athens, Pa 16

Kellogg Bridge Co., Buffalo, N. Y .Front 46

Keystone Bridge Co., Piitsburg, F'a . Front 12 Leignttin B'dge & I. W'ks (Lim.), Roch., N.Y. 25

Niagara Bridge Works, Buffalo, N. Y 27

Passaic Ro ling Mid Co., Paterson, N. J 4

Phoenix Iron Co. , Philadelphia, Pa 10

Phoenixville Bridge Co., Philadelphia, Pa. ... 11

RUBBER CAR SPHINGS.

Mercer Rubber Co., Trenton, N. J Front 19

N.Y. Belt. & Puck. Co., N. Y'k, N.Y. Op. p. l.F.

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RUBBER BELTING.

Mercer Rubber Co., Trenton, N. J Front 19

N. Y. Belting & Pack'g Co., N. York. Op p. l.F. Post & Co., Cincinnati, Ohio 19

RUBBER FABRICS.

Mercer Rubber Co., Trenton, N. J Front 19

N. Y. Belt'g & Pack'g Co., N. Y'k. Op. p. l.F.

RUBBER HOSE.

Mercer Rubber Co., Trenton. N. J Front 19

N. Y. Belt. & Pack. Co.,N. Y'k, N. Y. Op. p. l.F.

SAFE DEPOSIT Co.

N. Y. Safe Deposit Co., New York, N. Y. ..P. 63

SAW FILES.

Nicholson File Co., Providence, R. 1 15

SCALES.

Fairbanks & Co., New York 1

SCRAP IKON.

Collins, H. E. & Co., Pittsburg, Pa 69

Wood & Leman, New York, N.Y 31

SCREW CUTTING MACHINES.

Plumb, Burdict & Barnard, Buff., N. Y. Front 18

SCREW JACKS.

Dudgeon, Richard, New York, N. Y 20

SCREWS, STEEL.

Cleveland Roll. Mill Co., Cleveland, O. Front 5 Plumb, Burdict & Barnard, Buff., N. Y. Front 18

SEALS (Car).

Brooks, E. J. & Co., New York, N. Y.. 42

Williams Tool Co., Cincinnati, O 52

SEAL HOLDERS.

Brooks, E. J. & Co., New York, N; Y 42

SEAMLESS TUBING.

Wallace & Sons, New York 78

SECOND-HAND MACHINERY.

Forsaith, S. C. & Co., Manchester, N. H 9

Place, Geo. & Co., New York Front 23

SEWER PIPE.

Leighion B'dge & I. W'ks (Lim.), Roch., N.Y. 25

Morris, Tasker & Co. (Lim.), Phila., Pa. 45

National Tube Works, Boston, Mass. . .Front 20

SHAFTING.

Albany & Rensselaer I. & S. Co., Troy, N. Y. 71

Baugh Steam Forge Co., Detroit, Mich 36

Lake Erie Iron Co.. Cleveland, O Ft ont 9

Na-hua Iron & Steel Co. , Nashua, N. H 30

Sellers, Wm. & Co., Philadelphia, Pa... Front 28

SHAFTING, FLEXIBLE.

Stow Flexible Shafting Co. (Lim.), Phil., Pa. 21

SIGNALS.

The Toucey & Buchanan Interlocking Switch & Signal Co., Harrisburg, Pa 51

SPIKES, R. R.

Albany & Rensselaer I. & S. Co., Troy, N. Y. 71

Allentown Rolling Mill Co., Phila.. Pa 77

Ayer's, John V. Sons, Chicago, 111 17

Cleveland Iron Co., Cleveland, O 9

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Cleveland Roll. Mill Co., Cleveland, O. Front 5

Collins, H. E. & Co., Pittsburg, Pa 59

Cox, Justice, Jr., & Co., Phil., Pa Front 14

Oxford Iron Co., New York, N. Y 13

Post & Co. (Tredegar), Cincinnati, 0 19

Union Iron Works Co., Cleveland, O 38

Winch, Corydon, Philadelphia, Pa 32

SPRINGS, CAR.

Cleveland Spring Co., Cleveland, 0 38

Culmer Spring Co., Pittsburg, Pa Front 58

Diamond State Car Spring Co., Wil'ton, Del. 18 French, A. & Co.Pittsb'g, Pa. op. inside F. cover.

Mercer Rubber Co., Trenton, N. J Front 19

Middleton, N. & A., Philadelphia, Pa 22

N. Y. B'g & P'k'g Co., N. York, N.Y. Op.p.lF.

SPRING COTTERS.

Whitman & Barnes MTg Co., Syr'e, N. Y. F. 15

STATION WATER COLUMN.

Morris, Tasker & Co. (Lim.), Phil., Pa 45

STEAM ENGINES.

Bnss F'dry & Machine Co.,F't Wayne.Ind.F. 44 Dickson Manufacturing Co., Scranton, Pa... 28

Forsaith, S. C. & Co.. Manchester, N. H 9

Harlan & Ho'.lingsworth Co., Wirgton, Del. 44 Manchester Loco. Works, Manchester, N. H. 46 Place, Geo., Mach. Ag'cy, New York, N.Y. F. 23

STEAM FITTINGS.

Morris, Tasker & Co. (Lim.), Phil., Pa 45

STEAM FITTERS' TOOLS.

Morris, Tasker & Co. (Lim.), Phil., Pa 45

STEAM FIRE ENGINES.

Manchester Loco. Works, Manchester, N. H. 46

STEAM GAUGES.

Buffalo Steam Gauge & L. Co., Roches., N.Y. 47 Post & Co., Cincinnati, O 19

STEAM HAMMERS.

Bement, Wilhnm B. & Son, Philadelphia, Pa. 3

Dudgeon, Richard, New York, N. Y 20

Forsaith, S. C. & Co., Manchester, N. H 9

Sellers, W. & Co., Phila., Pa Front 28

STEAM PACKING.

Asbestos Packing Co., Boston, Mass 46

Mercer Rubber Co.. Trenton, N. J Front 19

N.Y. Belt'g & Pack'g Co., New York,6ty>. p. l.F.

STEAM PIPE.

Leighton B'dge & I. W'ks (Lim.)Roch., N.Y. 25

Morris, Tasker & Co. (Lim.), Phil., Pa 45

National Tube Works, Boston, Mass..^ron< 20

STEAM PIPE & BOILER COVERING.

Asbestos Packing Co., Boston, Mass 46

STEAM PUMPS.

Forsaith, S. C. & Co. , Manchester, N. II 9

Place, Geo., Mach. Agency, New York....!?'. 23

STEEL.

Albany & Rensselaer I. & S. Co., Troy, N. Y. 71

Anderson & Passavant, Piltsburg, Pa 27

Cleveland Roll. Mill Co., Cleveland, O. Front 5 Hussey, Howe & Co., Pittsburg, Pa. F. Cover. Jersey City Steel Works, Jersey City, N. J. F. 4 Midvale Steel Works. Philadelphia, Pa. Front 7 Nashua Iron & Steel Co., Nashua, N. H SO

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Naylor & Co., New York Front 11

Park, Brother & Co., Pittsburg, Pa F'tont 26

Pennsylvania Steel Co.. Philadelphia, Pa 23

Prosser, Thqs. & Son, New York 6

Singer, Niinick & Co., Pittsburg, Pa 5

Standard Steel Works, Phila., Pa Front 1

STEEL AXLES.

Standard Steel Works, Philadelphia, P&.Fr't 1 STEEL BARB FENCING.

Washburn & Moen M. Co., Worc'r, Mass...F. 2

STEEL CASTINGS.

Chester Steel Castings Co., Phila., Pa 65

STEEL FORCINGS.

Anderson & Passavant, Pittsburg, Pa 27

Cleveland Roll. Mill Co., Cleveland O. Front 5 Hu^sey, Howe & Co., Pittsburg, Pa. F. Cover. Jersey City Steel Works, Jersey City, N.J. F. 4

Lake Erie Iron Co., Cleveland, O Front 9

Midvale Steel Works,Philadelphia, Pa. Fjvmt 7

ParK, Brother & Co., Pittsburg, Pa Front 26

Pennsylvania Steel Co , Philadelphia, Pa 23

Singer, Nimick & Co., Pittsburg, Pa 5

Standard Steel Works, Phil., Pa Front 1

Prosser, Thos. & Son, New York 6

STEEL R R. PLOW.

Furst & Bradley Manuf. Co., Chicago, 111 57

STEEL TIRED CAR WHEELS.

Lobdell Car Wheel Co., Wilmington, Del. 72, 73

Nashua Iron & Steel Co., Nashua, N. H 30

Taylor Iron Works, High Bridge, N.Y. Front 1 Prosser, Thos. & Son, New York 6

STEEL TIRES.

Cleveland Roll. Mill Co.. Cleveland, O.. Front 5 Midvale Steel Works, Philadelphia, Pa.Front 7

Nashua Iron & Steel Co., Nashua, N. H 30

Naylor & Co., New York Front 11

Prosser, Thos. & Son, New York 6

Standard Steel Works, Phil., Pa Front 1

STEEL WIRE.

Cleveland Roll. Mill Co., Cleveland, O. Front 5 The Hazard Manuf. Co., Wilkes-Barre, Pa F, 8 Washburn & Moen M. Co., W'ster, Mass. .F. 2 Haigh, J. L., New York 24

STEEL WIRE SNOW & TRACK BROOMS.

Isaacs, M. C. & Co., Chicago 111 Front 13

STONE CRUSHING MACHINES.

Blake Crusher Co., New Haven, Conn 70

STOVES.

Spear, James, Philadelphia, Pa Front 58

Winslow, A. P., Cleveland, O 54

STREET CAR TRIMMINGS.

Tillotson, L. G. & Co., New York 43

Post & Co., Cincinnati, O. 19

SUGAR MACHINERY.

Morris, Tasker & Co. (Lim.), Phil., Pa 45

SWEDISH IRON.

Naylor & Co., New York, N. Y Front 11

SWITCHES.

Bennet, E. R., New York 6l

Jackson Mannf g Co., H'irrisbnrg, Pa 5l

Lobdell C«r Wheel Co., Wilmington, Del. .72, 73 Pennsylvania Steel Co., Philadelphia, Pa.... 23

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SWITCHES, " INTERLOCKING."

The Toucey & Buchanan Interlocking Switch & Signal Co., Harrisburgh, Pa 51

SWITCH LOCKS.

Brooks, E. J. & Co., New York 42

Post & Co., Cincinnati, 0 19

Williams Tool Co., Cincinnati, O 52

SWITCH STAND.

Pennsylvania Steel Co., Philadelphia, Pa. ... 23

TANKS.

Burkhardt, Geo. J. & Co, Philadelphia, Pa... 7

TELEGRAPH SUPPLIES.

Tillotson & Co., New York, N. Y 43

Williams, Charles, Jr., Boston, Mass 40

TELEGRAPH WIRE, " GALVANIZED."

Washburn & Moen Mfg. Co., Wor., Mass. JP. 2

TELEPHONE WIRE, " GALVANIZED."

Washburn & Moen Mfg. Co., Wor., Mass..^. 2

TIN.

Post & Co., Cincinnati, O 19

TIRES.

Cleveland Rolling Mill Co., Clevel'd, O. Front 5

Midvale Steel Works, Phila.. Pa Front 7

Nashua Iron & Steel Co., Nashua, N. H 30

Naylor & Co., New York, N. Y Front 11

Prosser, Thos., & Son, New York 6

Standard Steel Works, Philadelphia, Pa. . . F. 1

TOWER CLOCKS.

Howard, E. & Co., Boston, Mass Front 5?

TRACK BOLT HEADERS.

Forsaith, S. C. & Co., Manchester, N. H 9

Plumb, Burdict & Barnard, Buffalo, N. Y. . F. 18

TRACK DRILLS.

Williams Tool Co., Cine nnati, 0 52

TRACK JACKS.

Dudgeon, R., New York .. 20

Post & Co., Cincinnati, O 9

TRACK SCALES.

Fairbanks & Co., New York 1

TRACK TOOLS.

Metcalf, Paul & Co., Pittsburg, Pa 12

TUBE EXPANDERS.

Dudgeon, Richard, New York, N. Y 20

TUBES.

Leighton B'dge & I. W'ks (Lim.), Roch., N.Y. 25 Morris, Taske'r & Co. (Limited), Phila., Pa.. 45 National Tube Works, Boston, M.ass... Front 20 Wallace & Sons, New York 78

TURNTABLES.

Allentown Rolling Mill Co., Phila., Pa 77

American Bridge Co., Chicago, 111 79

Fulton Foundry Co., Cleveland, O 65

Kellogg & Maurice, Athens, Pa 16

Kellogg Bridge Co., Buffalo, N. Y Front 46

Keystone Bndge Co.. Pittsburg, Pa,.... Fro/it 12 Leighton B'dge & I. W'ks (Lim.), Roch., N.Y. 25

Niagara Bridge Works, Buffalo. N. Y 27

Phoenixville Bridge Co, Philadelphia, Pa 11

Sellers, Win. & Co., Philadelphia, Pa. . Front 28

VACUUM BRAKE.

Eames Vacuum Brake Co., N. Y..; 6

Westinghouse Air-B. Co., Pittsb'g, Pa. Front 3

VALVES.

Ludlow Valve Mfg. Co., Troy,N. Y.... Front 12

VALVE SEAT PLANING MACH'S (Portable). Flanders, L. B., Philadelphia, Pa 18

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VARNISH.

Chicago Varnish Co., Chicago, 111 Front 7

Reed, C. C. & Co., New York 15

Valentine & Co., New York, N. Y 1

WASHERS.

Ayer's, John V. Sons, Chicago, 111. 17

Bourne & Knowles, Cleveland, O 38

Cleveland RolPg Mill Co., Clevel'd, O.. Front 5 Lake Erie Iron Co. , Cleveland, O Front 9

WASTE, COTTON AND WOOLEN.

Schofleld, J., Philadelphia, Pa 17

WATCH CLOCKS.

Howard, E. & Co., Boston, Mass Front 57

WATCHES.

Howard, E. & Co.. Boston, Mass Front 57

WATCHMAN'S TIME DETECTOR.

Howard, E. & Co., Boston, Mass Front 57

WATER COLUMNS.

Morris, Tasker & Co. (Limited), Phila., Pa... 45

WATER GAUGE WASHERS.

Mercer Rubber Co., Trenton, N. J Front 19

WATER PIPE.

Leighton B'dge & I. W'ks (Lim.), Roch., N.Y. 25 Morris, Tasker & Co. (Limited), Phila., Pa... 45 National Tube Works, Boston, M.&SS.. Front 20

WATER TANKS (R. R.)

Burkhardt, George J., & Co., Phila., Pa 7

WHITE LEAD.

Jewett, John & Sons, New York, N. Y. Front 57

WIRE.

Cleveland R. Mill Co, Cleveland, O. . . .Front 5

Haigh, J. L., New York 24

The Hazard Mfg Co., Wilkes-Barre, Pa.Front 8

Wallace & Sons, New York, N. Y 78

Washburn & Moen Mfg. Co., Wor., Mass... F. 2

WIRE CLOTH.

Cleveland R. Mill Co., Cleveland, O. ..Front 5 Wallace & Sons, New York 78

WIRE (Iron and Steel).

Washburn & Moen Mfg. Co. , Wor. , Mass. . F. 2

WIRE ROPE.

Haigh. J. L., New York 24

The Haznrd Mfg. Co., Wilkes-Barre, Pa.Front 8 Washburn & Moen Mfg. Co., Wor., ~M.ass...F. 2

WIRE TRACK BROOMS.

Isaacs, M. C. & Co., Chicago, 111 Front 13

WOOD WORKING MACHINERY.

Fay, J. A. & Co., Cincinnati, O Front 23

Forsaith, S. C. & Co., Manchester. N. H 9

Place,G.,Mach.Ag'cy, New York, N.Y. Front 23

WOOLEN WASTE.

Schofield, J., Philadelphia, Pa 17

WRECKING DERRICKS.

Brooks Locomotive Works, Dunkirk, N.Y.... 69 Fulton Foundry Co. , Cleveland, O 65

WRENCHES.

Wallace & Sons. New York, N. Y 78

Williams Tool Co , Cincinnati, O 52

WROUGHT IRON COLUMNS, ETC.

American Brid-re Co., Chicago, 111 79

Kellogg Bridge Co., Buffalo. N. Y Front 46

Keystone Bridge Co., Pittsburg, Pa Front 12

Leighton B'dge £ I.W'ks (Lim.), Roch., N.Y. 25

PassHic Rolling Mill Co., Paterson, N. J 4

Phoenix Iron Co., Philadelphia, Pa 10

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Marnfaciurers of

TOWER CLOCKS

FOB

RAILROAD STATIONS.

Astronomical (locks for Standard Time.

Small Clocks for Eailroad Stations, Eight-Day Oar and Locomo- tive Clocks, Watchman's Clocks for Depot Watchmen,

Also especial attention paid to the manufacture of

WA.TOHES FOrt RAILROAD USE.

We take pleasure in stating that \ve are the oldest Louse in the country for the manufacture of fine Watches and Clocks, having had over thirty years' experience in each.

E. HOWARD & CO., Proprietors.

OFFICES.

114 Tremont Street, BOSTON. 692 Broadway, cor. 4th St., NEW YORK,

JOHN JEWETT & SONS,

— AND —

NEW YORK.

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Spear's Railway Car Heater and Ventilator.

THE MOST PERFECT CAR HEATER AND VENTI- LATOR EVER INTRODUCED IN RAILWAY CARS.

All persons who have traveled in Rail- way Cars, know from experience how uncomfortably hot the seats are near the stove, and how often they are obliged to raise the windows to be relieved, to the annoyance of passengers at a distance from the stove, who are suffering from the cold; and also how ILL- VENTI- LATED most of the railway cars are, on account of the air in the car coming in con- tact with the heated plates of the stove.

We claim for our Stove the following advantages over any other in use for Kailway Cars :

FIRST. — An equal quantity of hot air is distributed throughout the entire car.

SECOND. — Persons sitting near the Stove are not hotter than those at a dis- tance, and are not obliged to open the windows to the annoyance of others.

THIRD. — All the impure air is driven out at the top of the Car.

FOTTOTH. — The air in the Car neyer comes in contact with the heated surface of the Stove, as all the air that is heated is brought fresh from the outside of the Car— thus heating and ventilating the Car at the same time.

FIFTH. — There is no danger of acci- dents from passengers' clothing taking fire by coming in contact with the Stove.

SIXTH. — In numerous cases where Cars containing this Stove have been over- turned, it has never been known to set fire to the Car, or even to be moved out of its place.

Anti-Clinker Car Heater and Ven- tilator, for Anthracite or Bituminous Coal.

Send for Circular, with full description, and prices of coal or wood burning heaters and ventilators, for passenger, sleeping or cabin cars.

JAMES SPEAR, 1014 & 1O16 Market Street, Philadelphia

" Argus" Anti-Clinker,

for Offices, Stations, or Depots.

MANUFACTURERS OF

RAILWAY CAR SPRING

Spiral Buffer, Freight Bolster, Journal and Banalizing Bar Springs,

SPIRAL SPRINGS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS A SPECIALTY.

Office and Works, cor, 26th and Liberty Sts.,

HENRY A. BREED, General Manager and Treasurer.

ALPHABETICAL INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS;

The advertisements will be found at the BACK of the book or in the FRONT. In both places they have a special paging. Unless otherwise stated the paging refers to the back of the book.

PAGE.

Albany and Rensselaer Iron and Steel Co Troy, N. Y. 71

Allentown Rolling Mill Co Allentown, Pa. 77

American Bridge Co Chicago, 111. 79

Anderson & Passavant (Pittsburg Steel Works) Pittsburg, Pa. 27

Andrews, A. H. & Co Chicago, 111. 77

Asbestos Packing Co Boston, Mass. 46

Atkins Bros. (Pottsville Rolling Mills) Pottsville, Pa. Front 19

Ayer's, J. V. Sons Chicago, 111, 17

Baily, W. H. & Co. (National Locomotive Works) Connellsville, Pa. 16

Baker, S. T. & Co New York, N. Y. 25

Baldwin Locomotive Works Philadelphia, Pa. Front 27

Baltimore Bridge Co Baltimore, Md. Front 7

Bankers' Almanac and Magazine New York, N. Y. 62

Barney & Smith MauufacFuring Co Dayton, Ohio. 14

Barringer, Lewin W Philadelphia, Pa. Front 16

Bass Foundry and Machine Co Fort Wayne, Ind. Front 44

Bass, J. H Chicago, 111. Front 45

Baugh Steam Forge Co Detroit, Mich. 36

Bement, Win. B. & Son Philadelphia, Pa. 3

Bennet, E. R New York, N. Y. 61

Berwick Rolling Mill Co Berwick, Pa. 60

Bethlehem Iron Co Bethlehem, Pa. 61

Blake Stone Crusher Co New Haven, Conn. 70

Bowler, Maher & Braytou (Cleveland Foundry) Cleveland, Ohio. 54

Bourne & Knowles Cleveland, Ohio. 38

Borden & Lovell New York, N. Y. Front 10

Brill, J. G. (Philadelphia Car Works) Philadelphia, Pa. 7

Brooks & Co., E. J New York, N. Y. 42

Brooks Locomotive Works Dunkirk, N. Y. 69

Buffalo Steam Gauge and Lantern Co., The Rochester, N. Y. 47

Burkhardt, Geo. J. & Co .Philadelphia, Pa. 7

Burnham, Parry, Williams & Co. ... «. Philadelphia, Pa. Front 27

Cambria Iron and Steel Works, The Philadelphia, Pa. 63

Cayuta Wheel and Foundry Co Waverly, N. Y. 75

Chester Steel Casting Co Philadelphia, Pa. 65

Cheever, J. H. (N. Y. Belting and Packing Co.) New York, N. Y. Op. p. 1 F.

Chicago Varnish Co Chicago, III. Front 6

Clarke, Reeves & Co. (Phoenixville Bridge Works) Philadelphia, Pa. 11

Cleveland Iron Co Cleveland, Ohio. 9

Cleveland Foundry (Bowler, Maher & Bray ton) Cleveland, Ohio. 54

Cleveland Rolling Mill Co Cleveland, Ohio. Front 5

Cleveland Spring Co Cleveland, Ohio. 38

Collins, H. E. & Co , Pittsburg, Pa. 59

Continuous Draw Bar Co., The Cincinnati, O. 58

Cox, Justice, Jr. & Co Philadelphia, Pa. Front 14

Culiner Spring Co , .Pittsburg, Pa. Front 58

Danforth Locomotive and Machine Co., The Paterson, N. J. 47

Davenport, Fairbairn & Co ; .Erie, Pa. 76

Dayton Car Works (Barney & Smith Manufacturing Co.). . . .Dayton, Ohio. 14

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INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.

Delaware Car Works (Jackson & Sharp Co.) Wilmington, Del.

Detroit Car Wheel Co Detroit, Mich. 87

Diamond State Car Spring Co. (J. P. Hayes) Wilmington, Del. 18

Dickson Manufacturing Co Scranton, Pa. 28

Drexel & Co i Philadelphia, Pa. Front 26

Dudgeon, Richard New York, N. Y. 20

Edge Moor Iron Co Wilmington, Del. Front 6

Elliot. H. & H E. St. Louis, 111. 56

Erie Car Works (Limited) ...Erie, Pa. 76

Fairbanks and Co New York, N. Y. 1

Fay, J. A. & Co Cincinnati, O. Front 23

Fisher Rail Joint Works, The Trenton, N. J. 34

Flanders, L. B Philadelphia, Pa. 18

Forsaith, S. C. & Co Manchester, N. H. 9

Fort Wayne Machine and Car Wheel Works Fort Wayne, Ind. Front 44

French, A. & Co. (Pittsburg Cast Steel Spring Works) Pittsburg, P&.Qp.F.Cov.

Fulton Foundry Co Cleveland, Ohio. 65

Furst & Bradley Manufacturing Co Chicago, 111 57

Grant Locomotive Works, The

Griffin Car Wheel Co Detroit, Mich. • 21

Haigh, J. Lloyd New York, N. Y. 24

Harlan & Hollingsworth Co., The Wilmington, Del. 44

Harrisburg Car Manufacturing Co., The Harrisburg, Pa.

Hayes, James P. (Diamond State Spring Works) Wilmington, Del. 18

Hazard Manufacturing Co., The Wilkes-Barre. Pa. Front 8

Hopkins, D. A New York, N. Y.F. 24&25

Howard, E. & Co. (Howard Watch and Clock Co.) Boston, Mass. Front 57

Howard Iron Works Buffalo, N. Y. 57

Hussey, Howe & Co Pittsburg, Pa.

Inside Front Cover

Industrial Works (Bement, Wm. B. & Son) Philadelphia, Pa. 3

Iron Clad Paint Co Cleveland, Ohio. 64

Isaacs, M. C. & Co. (Phrenix Wire Broom and Brush Works). ..Chicago, 111. Front 13

Jackson & Sharp Co. (Delaware Car Works) Wilmington, Del. 2

Jackson & Woodin Manufacturing Co., The Berwick, Pa. 60

Jackson Manufacturing Co Harrisburgh, Pa. 51

Jersey City Steel Works (J. R. Thompson & Co.) Jersey City, N. J. Front 4

Jewett, John & Sons New York, N.Y. Front 57

Jones, J. M. & Co '. West Troy, N Y. 59

Kansas Rolling Mill Co. Kansas City, Mo. 53

Kellogg & Maurice Athens, Pa. 16

Kellogg Bridge Co Buffalo, N. Y. Front 46

Kennedy, J. S. & Co New York, N. Y. Front 22

Keystone Bridge Co Pittsburg, Pa. Front 12

Krupp, Fried (Thos. Prosser & Son) New York, N. Y. 6

Lake Erie Iron Co Cleveland, Ohio. Front 9

Leigh ton Bridge and Iron Works Co. (Limited) Rochester, N.Y. 25

Linville, J. H. (Keystone Bridge Co.) '. Philadelphia. Front 12

Lobdell Car Wheel Co Wilmington, Del. 72 and 73

Lord, Geo. W. . Philadelphia, Pa,

Louisville Car Wheel and R. W. Supply Co Louisville, Ky.

Loughridge, Wm. . . Baltimore, Md. 39

Ludlow Valve Co Troy, N. Y. Front W

Manchester Locomotive Works Manchester, N. H. 46

Marvel, Wm. D New York, N. Y. Front 4

Mercer Rubber Co. . , Trenton, N. J. Front 19

INDEX TO ADVEKTISEMENTS. 61

Metcalf, Paul & Co. (Verona Tool Works) Pittsburg, Pa. la

Michigan Car Co Detroit, "Mich. 37

Middleton, Allen Philadelphia, Pa. 58

Middleton, N. & A. & Co Philadelphia, Pa. 22

Mid vale Steel Works Philadelphia, Pa. Front 7

Missouri Car and Foundry Co St. Louis, Mo. 86

Moore, Joseph A Indianapolis, Ind. Front 64

Morris, Tasker & Co. (Limited) (Pascal Iron Works) Philadelphia, Pa. 45

Nashua Iron and Steel Co Nashua, N. H. 30

National Locomotive Works (W. H. Baily & Co.) Connellsville, Pa. 16

National Tube Works Boston, Mass., and McKeesport, Pa. Front 20

Naylor & Co New York, N. Y. Front 11

New York Belting and Packing Co. (J. H. Cheever) New York, N. Y. F. opp.pl

New York Safe Deposit Co New York, N. Y. Front 63

Niagara Bridge Works Buffalo, N. Y. 27

Nicholson File Co Providence, R. I. 15

Nicolls, Wm. J New York, N. Y. 40

North Chicago Rolling Mill Co Chicago, 111. 26

Oxford Iron Co. (James S. Scranton, Agt.) New York, N. Y. 13

Park, Bro. & Co. (Black Diamond Steel Works) Pittsburg, Pa. Front 26

Parshall, C. H Detroit, Mich. 50

Pascal Iron Works (Morris, Tasker &.Co., Limited) Philadelphia, Pa. 45

Passaic Rolling Mill Co Pateraon, N. J. 4

Pennsylvania Steel Co Philadelphia, Pa. 23

Philadelphia Car Works (J. G. Brill & Co.) Philadelphia, Pa. 7

Phoenix Iron Co. (S. J. Reeves) Philadelphia. 10

Phcenixville Bridge Works (Clarke, Reeves & Co.) Philadelphia. 11

Phoenix Wire Broom and Brush Works (M. C. Isaacs & Co.). . .Chicago, 111. Front 13

Pittsburg Cast Steel Spring Works (A. French & Co.) Pittsburg, Pa Op.F.cov.

Pittsburg Forge and Iron Co Pittsburg, Pa. 4

Pittsburg Locomotive and Car Works Pittsburg, Pa. 8

Pittsburg Steel Works (Anderson & Passavant) Pittsburg, Pa. 27

Place, George, Machinery Agency. New York, N. Y. Front 23

Plumb, Burdict & Barnard Buffalo, N. Y. Front 18

Portland Company Portland, Me. 32

Post & Co Cincinnati, O. 19

Pottsville Rolling Mills (Atkins Bros.) Pottsville, Pa. Front 19

Prosser. Thomas & Son .New York, N. Y. 6

Railroad Gazette, The New York. 49

Ramapo Wheel & Foundry Co Ramapo, N. Y. 74

Ramsey, R. H Philadelphia, Pa. 33

Rand, Avery & Co Boston, Mass. 48

Raynor, Samuel & Co New York, N. Y. 52

Reed, C. C. & Co New York, N. Y. 15

Reeves, S. J. (Phoenix Iron Co; Philadelphia, Pa. 10

Rochester Car Wheel Works Rochester, N. Y. 6

Rogers Locomotive and Machine Works: Paterson, N. J. 29

Royal Insurance Co New York, N. Y. ' 78

Rue Manufacturing Co Philadelphia, Pa. 5

Safe Deposit Co. of New York New York, N. Y. Front 63

Safford, J. B , Buffalo, N. Y. 56

Saint Louis Car Wheel Co St. Louis, Mo. Front 45

Sargent, Geo. M. & Co Chicago, 111. 35

Satterlee, Bostwick & Martin New York, N. Y. Front 8

Scientific Publishing Co New York, N. Y. Front 17

Schenectady Locomotive Works Schenectady, N. Y. 41

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INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.

Schofield, Joseph Philadelphia, Pa. 17

Scranton, J. S. (Oxford Iron Co.) New York, N. Y. 13

Sellers, William & Co Philadelphia, Pa. Front 28

Singer, Nimick & Co Pittsburg, Pa.

Spear, James Philadelphia, Pa. Front 58

Springfield Iron Co Springfield, 111. Front 14

Standard Steel Works, The Philadelphia, Pa. Front 1

Stephenson, John, Co. (Limited) New York, N. Y. Front 16

Stow Flexible Shaft Co. (Limited, The) Philadelphia, Pa. 21

Taylor Iron Works High Bridge, N. J. Front 1

The Buffalo Steam Gauge and Lantern Co Rochester, N. Y.

The Dan forth Locomotive Machine Co Paterson, N. J. 47

The Fisher Rail Joint Works Trenton, N. J. 34

The Harlan & Hollingsworth Co Wilmington, Del. 44

The Hazard Manufacturing Co Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Front 8

The Jackson and Woodin Manufacturing Co Berwick, Pa. 60

The Standard Steel Works Philadelphia, Pa. Front 1

The Stow Flexible Shaft Co. (Limited) Philadelphia, Pa. 21

The Westinghouse Air-Brake Co Pittsburg, Pa. Front 3

The Whitman & Barnes Manufacturing Co Syracuse, N. Y. Front 15

Thomas, May & Co Indianapolis, Ind. 12

Thompson, James R. & Co. (Jersey City Steel Works) Jersey City, N. J. Front 4

Tiffany, Summer & Winter Car Co Chicago, 111. 19

Tillotson, L. G. & Co New York, N. Y. 43

Toucey & Buchanan Interlocking Switch Co Harrisburg, Pa. 51

Travelers' Insurance Co Hartford, Conn. Front 22

Travelers' Official Railway Guide Philadelphia, Pa. 66

Union Iron Works Co Cleveland, O.

Union Rolling Mill Co Chicago, 111. 55

!United States Rolling Stock Co New York, N. Y. 67

Valentine & Co New York, N. Y. 1

Verona Tool Works (Metcalf, Paul & Co.) Pittsburg, Pa. 12

Wallace & Sons New York, N. Y. 78

Washburn & Moen Manufacturing Co Worcester, Mass. Front 2

Wason Car & Foundry Co Chattanooga, Tenn. 24

Wason Manufacturing Co Springfield, Mass. 68

Westinghouse Air-Brake Co., The Pittsburg, Pa. Front 3

Whitman & Barnes Manufacturing Co., The Syracuse, N. Y. Front 15

Williams, Charles, Jr Boston, Mass. 40

Williams Tool Co Cincinnati, O. 52

Wilson Brothers & Co Philadelphia, Pa. 50

Wilson, R. T. & Co New York, N. Y. Front 3

Winch, Corydon Philadelphia, Pa. 32

Winchell, Geo. D Cincinnati, O. Front 21

Winslow, A. P. & Co Cleveland, O. 54

Wood & Leman New York, N. Y. 31

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THE MANUAL OF THE RAILROADS OF THE UNITED STATES for 1878 is the Eleventh Annual Number. It contains some new features which will add much to its usefulness. For the first time, are the railroads of each State grouped together, the order of the States being that usually observed. The statements for the rail- roads of each are preceded by tables, giving the names of the roads with the mile- age within each, as well as the total mileage of each road. Every year adds to the fullness and value of the reports made by the several companies. By way of Appen- dix, a complete list is given of the titles of roads which have been abandoned or merged in other lines.

The depression of the three previous years still continues. Not only has there been a considerable decline in the construction of railroads, but the earnings also show a larger relative decrease than at any period since the first publication of the MANUAL. The number of miles of railroad opened during the year 1877 was 2,177, against 2,657 for 1876, 1,758 miles for 1875, and 2,305 miles for 1874. The largest number of miles built has been in New York and Pennsylvania, and in narrow-gauge lines in Ohio, Iowa and Texas. No new lines of any considerable magnitude have been undertaken. The tables which follow will show in what sections there has been any considerable increase.

The gross earnings of all the roads whose operations have been reported, have equalled $473,909,272 against $497,257,959 for 1876 and $503,065,505 for 1875. The general result of the operations of our railroads for the last seven years is shown in the following statement :

Statement showing Miles of Railroad, Capital Account, Earnings, etc., for seven years.

			Earnings
Year.	Miles Oper- ated.	Capital arid Funded Debt.		Dividends Paid.
		From	From
			Gross.	JNet.	Freight.	Passengers.
1877.	74,112	$4,568.597,248	$472,909.272	$170,976,697	$342.859.222	$130,0."0,050	$58,556,312
1876.	73,508	4,468,591,935	497,257.959	186,452,752	361,137,376	136,120,583	68,039,668
1875.	71,759	4,415,631.630	503,065.505	185,506,438	363.960,234	139,105.271	74,294,208
1874.	69,273	4,221,763,594	5-20,466,016	189,570.958	379,466,935	140,999,081	67,042.942
1873	66,237	^,784.543,034	526,419.935	183,810,562	389 035,508	137,384,427	67,120,709
1872.	57,323	3,159.423,057	46?, 241, 055	165,754,373	340,931,785	132,309,270	64,418,157
1871.	44,614	2,664,627,645	403,329,208	141,746,404	294,430,322	108^98,886	56,456,681

It will be seen by the above that the gross earnings have fallen off $24,348,687, and the net earnings $15,476,055, as compared with 1876.

The ratio of net to gross earnings was 36.16 per cent., as against 37.5 per cent, for 1876, equal to an increase of 1.36 per cent, in the operating expenses, as compared with the preceding year. The decrease in earnings from freight has amounted to $18,278,154 ; and in passenger traffic, $6,070,533 ; the per centages of decrease being respectively 9.5 and 9.7 per cent. The dividends have fallen off $9,433,356 ; and are less than for any year since 1871. . The total amount of capital stock on which divi- dends were actually paid was $835,038.896, giving an average rate of 7 per cent. No dividends were paid on any of the railroads in the States of Arkansas, Colorado, Florida, Kansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Missouri, Nebraska, Oregon, Texas, and Ver- mont— nor excepting on leased lines in Iowa and Minnesota.

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The summary of earnings, expenses, etc., given in tlie tables which follow shows that the decrease of business has extended over all parts of the country, and to what extent. The reduction in the rates of transportation, noted in 1876, has continued through 1877, as an examination of the statements of all the leading rail- roads throughout the country will show.

Classifying the States by their geographical position as usual, it will be seen that the gross earnings for the New England States were $44,590,465, against $45,- 760.993 for 1876, $48,328,922 for 1875, $50,064,774 for 1874, and $51,676,688 for 1873. Of these earnings $24,524,756 were received for transportation of freight, mails, etc., and $20,065,709 for the transportation of passengers. The net earnings were $13,- 735,746 against $15,379,072 for 1876, $15,324,654 for 1875, and $16,713,183 for 1874. The dividends paid amounted to $6,977,726 against $7,607,973 for 1876, $8,788,040 for 1875, and $8,511,971 for 1874.

The gross earnings of the railroads in the Middle States were $155,943,121 against $177,613,407 for 1876, $175,677,418 for 1875, $186,498,438 for 1874, and $194,- 052,302 for 1873. Of gross earnings $116,687,341 were received for transportation of freight, mails, etc., and $39^255,780 for transportation of passengers. The net earn- ings were $61,033,089 against $69,382,517 for 1876, $65,609,418 for 1875, and $70,- 188,972 for 1874. The dividends paid amounted to $24,890,480 against $33,690,111 for 1876, $39,357,196 for 1875, and $37,600,154 for 1874.

The gross earnings of the railroads in the Southern States were $39,812,358 against $50,743,648 for 1876, $50,399,227 for 1875, $52,259,241 for 1874, and $53,696,- 409 for 1873. Of the earnings, $29,859,268 were received for the transportation of freight, and $9,953,090 for that of passengers. The net earnings were $12,664,346 against $17,119,031 for 1876, $16,741,060 for 1875, and $17,269,332 for 1874. The dividends paid amounted to $2,740,793 against $1,860,351 for 1876, $1,496,906 for 1875, and $1,068,455 for 1874.

The railroads in the States of Arkansas and Texas are this year grouped with those of the Western States, thus causing a greater apparent than real decrease in the earnings in the Southern States. Including these States, the gross earnings would be $48,966,376, and the net earnings $18,211,327.

The gross earnings of the railroads in the Western States were $193,204,516 against $186,242,832 for 1876, $206,217,654 for 1875, $214,869,477 for 1874, and $211,- 717,781 for 1873. Of these $148,767,477 were received for transportation of freight, mails, etc., and $44,437,039 for passengers. The net earnings were $66,085,243 against $63,912,968 for 1876, $75,604,104 for 1875, and $75,546,695 for 1874. The dividends paid amounted to $14,556,462 against $17,394,532 for 1876, $19,230,511 for 1875, and $16,605,832 for 1874. Prior to the present year, the operations of the railroads in Arkansas and Texas were aggregated with those of the Southern States. Making the necessary deduction for those States, the gross earnings for 1877 would be $184,050,- 498, and net earnings $62,478,200.

The gross earnings of the railroads in the Pacific States were $7,766,922 against $5,864,316 for 1876, $22,442,234 for 1875, $16,774,086 in 1874, and $15,276,747 for 1873. Of the gross earnings $2,330,079 were received for the transportation of passen- gers, and $5,436,845 for the transportation of freight. The net earnings were $2,655,- 137. The dividends paid were $240,099.

The earnings and expenses of the Central Pacific Railroad were included among those of the Pacific States in 1875, and the preceding years, which explains the ap- parent decline in earnings.

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On the Pacific Railroads, the earnings aggregated $32,170,082, of which $9,163,- 627 were derived from passengers, and $23,006,455 from transportation of freight, mails, etc. The net earnings were $15,053,582, and the dividends $7,281,640.

The earnings of the Union Pacific Railroad are included among those of the West- ern States for the year 1875 and the preceding years. For 1877, the earnings, etc., of the railroads of Arkansas and Texas are included among those of the Western States ; prior to that, they were grouped with the Southern States.

It will be seen that the principal decrease in earnings has been in the Middle States, due partly to the depressed condition of the coal trade, and partly to the fall- ing off in passenger earnings as compared with 1876, the Centennial year.

The elaborate tables heretofore printed in the MANUAL are omitted this year ; but the final results, the only important feature, are given in full detail. There is added a table reducing these results to the unit of 100. From this it will be seen that for each 100 miles of railroad in the United States there are 22.8 miles of second track, sidings, etc. ; 20.1 locomotives; 15.2 passenger cars; 4.7 baggage, mail and express cars ; and 495.3 freight cars of all kinds.

The capital stock aggregates, $2,921,507 for each 100 miles ; the funded debt, $2,848,308 ; the floating debt $300,078; and the total cost of construction and equip- ment, $6,060,893 ; — equal about to $60,699 per mile of completed road.

The gross earnings per mile were, $6,380.94 ; operating expenses (63.85 per cent.), $4,074; net earnings, $2,306.94. Interest paid on bonds per mile of road, $1,248.04; dividends paid on stock, do., $739.52. The ratio of interest paid to total funded debt was 4.39 per cent.; of dividends to aggregate capital stock, 2.53 per cent. In 1871, with only two-thirds as many miles of railroad in operation, and a little more than one half the capital stock, the dividends aggregated $56,456,681 equaling 4.19 per cent, of the capital then invested.

Table showing the Mileage, Gross and Net Earnings, Freight and Passenger Earnings, and Dividends of the Eailroads of the United States for five years, 1873-1877, arranged by geographical divisions :

	1877.	1876.	1875.	1874.	1873.
NEW ENGLAND. Miles of Railroad ....	6039	5783	5 732	5 617	5 303
Earnings from Passengers	$ 20,065,709	$ 20,516,215	$ 21,776,893	$ 22.111,787	$ 22,358,645
" Freight, etc	24,524,756	25,244,778	26,552 029	27 952,987	29,310,043
" all Sources Net Earnings	44,590,465 13,735,746	45,760,993 15,379,072	48,328,922 15,324 654	50,064,774 16 713,183	51,676,688 15,061,777
Dividends	6,977,726	7,607,973	8,788,040	8,511,971	9,004,488
MIDDLE STATES. Miles of Railroad	13,607	13,647	13,173	12,874	12,441
Earnings from Passengers	$ 39,255,780	• 47,483,865	$ 40,772,967	$ 41,699,871	$ 42,355,230
" Freight, etc	116,687,341	130,129 542	134 904 451	144,798,567	151,697,072
" all Sources	155,943,121	177.613,407	175,677,418	186,498,438	194,052,302
Net Earnings	61.033,089	69,382,517	65,609,418	90,188,972	69,280,585
Dividends , . . .	24.890,480	33,690,111	39,357,196	37,600,154	36,531,343
SOUTHERN STATES. Miles of Railroad	11 272	13948	13,522	13,505	13,908
Earnings from Passengers " Freight, etc	$ 9,953,090 29,859,268	$ 11,877,901 38,865,747	i 13,864,915 36.534,312	$ 14,131,291 38,127,950	9 15,310,989 38,3ar),420
" all Sources	39,812,358	50,743,648	50,399,227	52,259,241	53,696,409
Net Earnings	12,664,346	17,119,031	16,741,060	17,269,332	18,133,349
Dividends	2 740 793	1 860 351	1 496 906	1 0(58 455	901,396

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	1877.	1876.	1875.	1874.	1873.
WESTERN AND S. W. STATES. Miles of Railroad	39.136	36,753	86,058	35,639	32,973
Earnings from Passengers .	$ 44,437.039	8 43,362,211	$ 54 993 084	$ 56 783,466	$ 51 ,620,779
" " Freight, etc	148,767.477	14-2,880,621	151 224 570	158,086,011	160,097,002
" " all Sources	193,204,516	186,242,832	206,217 654	214,869,477	211,717,781
Net Earnings	66,085,243	63,912,968	75,604,104	75,546.695	72,464.212
Dividends ,	14,556,462	17,394,532	19,230,511	16,605,832	19,055,247
PACIFIC STATES. Miles of Railroad	1,896	1,126	1,023	417	390
Earnings f rom*Passongers ...	$ 2,330,079	$ 1,727,911	$ 1.843.207	$ 1.223,24H	* 1,175,193
" " Freight, etc	5,466,845	4,136,405	3,737.239	1,316,124	1,237.603
" all Sources	7,766,922	5,864,316	5,580,446	2,539,372	2,412,796
Net Earnings	2.655,137	2,331,325	2,687,069	1,395,790	1,263,097
Dividends . .	240,099	187,701
PACIFIC RAILROADS. Miles of Railroad	2,251	2,251	2,251	2,251	2,251
Earnings from Passengers	$ 9,163,627	1 10,216,424	$ 10,243,956	$ 9,002,276	$ 8,641,013
" " Freight, etc	23,006,455	20,817.379	18,770,892	15,792.318	15.568.931
" all Sources	32,170,082	31,033,803	29,014.848	24,794,594	24,209,944
Net Earnings	15,053,582	17,03'i,517	16,614.855	14,374,74'2	T3,6-!8,195
Dividends	7,281,640	7,299,000	7,632,250	3,256,530	1,628,265

In the following table of miles of railroad, some changes -have been made from tlie mileage given in previous issues of the MANUAL. These changes have been occasioned by our finding very considerable errors in the reports of Railroad Com- missioners in some of the States in former years. They do not perceptibly affect the general aggregate.

Statement sliowing the number of miles of Railroad constructed each year in the United States, from 1830 to the close 0/1877 inclusive.

Year.	Miles in Operation.	Annual Increase of Mileage.	Year.	Miles in Operation.	Annual Increase of Mileage.	Year.	Miles in Operation.	Annual Increase of Mileage.
1830.	22		1846.	4,930	297	1862.	32,120	as4
1331.	95	"72	1847.	5,598	• 668	1863.	33,170	1,050
1832.	229	134	1848.	5,996	398	1864.	33,908	738
1833.	380	151	1849.	7,365	1,369	1865.	35,085	1,177
1834.	633	253	1850.	9,021	1,656	1866.	36,801	1.716
1835.	1,098	465	1851.	10,982	1,961	1867.	39,250	2,449
1836.	1,273	175	1852.	12,908	1,926	1868.	42,229	2,979
1837.	1,497	224	1853	15,360	2.452	1869.	46,844	4,615
1838.	1,913	416	1854	16,720	1,360	1870.	52,914	6,070
1839.	2,302	389	1855.	18,374	1,654	1871.	60,522	7,608
1840.	2,818	516	1856.	22,016	3,647	1872.	66, -242	5.720
1841.	3,535	717	1857.	24,503	2,647	1873 .	70.311	4,069
1842	4,026	491	1858.	26,968	2,465	1874	72,616	2,305
1843.	4,185	159	1859.	28,789	1,8-21	1875	74,374	1,758
1844.	4,377	192	1860.	30,635	1,846	1876.	77,031	2,657
1845.	4,633	256	1861	. 31,286	651	1877.	79/203	2,177

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STATEMENT OF MILES OF RAILROADS IN EACH STATE AND GROUP OF STATES,

DECEMBER 31, 1877-1865.

-	1877.	1876.	1875.	1874.	1873.	1872.	1871.	1870.	1869.	1668.	1867.	1866.	1865.
	997 964 872 1,863 204 922	997 940 810 1,837 189 918	980 934 810 1,817 179 918	957 918 778 1,786 173 897	905 877 721 1,755 159 897	871 810 710 1,658 136 868	871 790 675 1,606 136 820	786 736 614 1,480 136 742	580 702 614 1,480 125 692	560 667 605 1,425 125 637	521 667 587 1,401 125 637	521 667 587 1,331 125 637	521 667 587 1,297 125 637
New Hampshire
Vermont
Msssachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New England New York.
5,822 5,725 1,6G1 5,926 272 944 638	5,691 5,525 1,601 5,794 272 944 618	5,638 5,423 1,511 5,705 272 929 . 615	5,509 5,250 1,438 5,575 272 900 615	5,314 5,165 1,418 5,297 248 900 615	5,053 4,925 1,378 4,949 227 866 609	4,898 4,470 1,265 4,742 200 820 533 12,030 1,453 1,123 1,190 1,520 1,201 2; 108 466 1,496 990 495	4,494 3.928 1,125 4,656 197 671 887	4,293 3,658 1,011 4,598 183 588 387 10,425 1,449 852 1,130 1,451 1,101 1,652 446 916 ,990 375	4,019 3,329 973 4,398 165 535 365 9,765 1,438 813 1,097 1,436 1,076 1,575 437 853 898 335	3,938 3,245 942 4,311 165 527 365	3,868 3,179 879 4,097 147 484 365	3,834 3,002 864 8,728 134 446 365
New Jersey
Pennsylvania Delaware
Maryland &D.C.... West Virginia
Middle States
15,166 1,635 1,509 1,426 1,056 1,406 2,339 485 1,802 1,088 495	14,754 1,618 1,475 1,399 1,645 1,353 2,306 485 1,800 1,084 495	14,455 1,608 1,326 1,356 1,630 1,335 2,264 484 1,800 1,018 495	14,050 1.608 1,326 1.343 1,630 1,320 2,260 484 1,782 1,018 495	13,643 1,538 1,320 1,275 1,620 1,320 2,260 466 1,722 990 495	12,954 1,502 1,266 1,250 1,520 1,290 2,160 466 1,628 990 495	10,964 1,449 1,017 1,178 1,492 1,139 1,845 446 1,157 990 479	9,555 1,438 635 1,042 1,358 1,007 1,548 437 851 898 335	9,144 1,416 581 1,042 1,296 1,007 1,502 416 839 898 335	8,539 1,407 567 984 1,296 1,007 1,420 416 805 898 335
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13,840 4878 3.477 4.057 7.392 2,701 2,194 290 4,134 3,198 275 767 2,210 1,286 2,352 1,045 465 506	13,660 4,687 3.395 4,003 7,285 2,636 2,020 275 3,939 3,146 275 767 2,031 1,217 2,238 957 459 506	13,316 4,461 3,346 3,963 7,109 2,566 1,990 275 3,850 2,905 275 740 1,685 1,167 2,150 807 459 506	13,266 4,398 3,315 3,890 6,759 2,546 1,990 275 3,765 2,880 275 700 1,650 1,107 2,150 682 459 459	13,006 4,258 3,253 3,714 6,589 2,360 1,950 275 3,728 2,858 275 700 1,578 1,107 2,100 603 459 372	12,505 4,108 2,976 3,649 6,361 1,878 1,906 275 3,643 2,673 275 450 1,078 1,051 2,063 483 459 349	12,242 3,740 2,116 3,529 5,904 1,725 1,612 234 3,160 2,580 92 258 865 943 1,760 328 459 257	11,192 3,538 1,638 3,177 4,823 1,525 1,092 65 2,683 2,000	10,362 3,448 1,325 2,863 4,031 1,512 795	10,068 3,398 1,199 2,600 3,440 1,235 572	9,549 3,398 1,163 2,506 3,224 1,036 482	9,332 3,372 1,039 2,217 3,119 1,036 298	9,129 3,331 941 2,217 3,157 1.010 213
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Minnesota
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2,095 1,712	1,523 1,354	1,283 1,085	998 925	891 925
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Nebraska
Kansas
Colorado
Wyoming Territory. Utah Territory Western States.... Nevada ,	447 257	447	82
41,224 631 2.080 '248 197	39,853 631 1,919 248 110	38,258 601 1,503 248 110	37,304 601 1,328 248 110	36,183 601 1,208 241 105	33,781 601 1,042 241 65	29,562 593 1,013 159 25	24,587 593 925 159	20,600 402 702 60	17,488 402 468 19	15,777 30 382 19	14,130 '308 19	13,350 214 19
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Oregon
Washington Ter .. Pacific States
3,156	3,373	2,707	2,487	2,165	1,949	1,790	1,677	1,164	889	431	327	233

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New England States.	5,822	5,691	5,638	5,509	5,314	5,053	4,898	4,494	4,293	4,019	3,938	3,868	3,834
Middle States	15,166	14,754	14,455	14.050	13,643 12,954	12,030	10,964	10,425	9,765	9,555	9,144	8,539
Southern States Western States	13,840 41,224	13,660 39,853.	13,316 13.266 13,006 12,505 38,258 37,304 30,183 33,781	12,242 29,562	11,192 24,587	10,362 20.600	10,068 17,488	9,549 15,777	9,332 14.130	9,129 13,350
Pacific States	3,156	3,073	2,707	2,487	2,165 1,949	1,790	1,677	1,164	889	431	327	233
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