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current at the close Of the previous week. shows
decline In Long Island Of per cent; In Canton. 1t;
Norwich and Worcester, 2f Eric Railroad k; Reading,
l. Morris Canal 1; Farmers Loan and Ohio 6s closed
at previous prices


Some Of the railroad stocks should range higher than
the quotations The earnings othe Long Island
Road are sufficient to permit the declaration Of fair
dividend The Norwich and Worcester Company makes


very favorable exhibit of receipts to the lst inst This
year 10 the lst instant. the receipts amounted to
Sl67 4ss 90, against Si6a,6 SAC 81 to the same Pc
riod last At this rate the aggregate receipts
for lsa5 will exceed those Of 1874 about six thou
sand dollars and amount to, at least. two hum
drcd and eighteen thousand dollars The gross receipts
In ls4s were $l5l and in ls4a S?i2s3 Out Of the
receipts for ls44 the company paid dividend OF three
per cent amounting to $40 500; nning expenses so
0oo interest debt $40 sinking fund, S25O0O and
had surplus Of $2l 1888 for contingencies This year.
after paying the amounts for expenses, interest,"
&c. there will be surplus Of more than twenty seven
thousand dollars part ofwhich, and only part will be
used up in extra running expenses, being surplus to
be carried to the credit side Of accounts for another
year. There will be no dividend to stockholders on the
ls of January ls46 From the present receipts, the
company declare but three per cent annum
and the dividend for ls45 paid last July We annex
statement showing the position Of the company In
1884, and the probable position at the close of this year


NonwIoH AND WORCESTER RAILROAD.