BROOKLYN SECURITIES.

The following table shows the local securities most frequently dealt in, the course of the market to Dec. 1., and other facts of interest. All bonds are quoted "and interest."

200,000 100 250,000 1,000 5 12,000,000 10 10 6,000,000 1,000 200,000 1,000 5 200,000 1,000 6 200,000 1,000 7 125,000 1,000 6 200,000 1,000 5 2,000,000 100 3,500,000 1,000 5 2,500,000 1,000 5 240,000 1,000

Apr. and Oct.. Apr.1'16 or 41 100 100 97 100

5

Q. from Jan...
Jan. and July.. 1941.
Jan. and July.. 1908.
June and Dec.. 1907.
Feb. and Aug.. 1897.
May and Nov.. 1910.
Apr. and Oct.. 1906.

164 174 154 173

110 1134 107 113 105 105 100 100 109 109 106 106 105 105 101 101 108 108 105 106 103 103 101 102

5

1860

1,000,000 100 10

1,900,000 1,000

5

Jan. and July.. July 1, 1939.. 110 110 104 107

1860

1,000,000 100

6

Q. from Jan.

158 158 140 140

300,000 1,000

5

Jan. and July.. Jan. 1, 1903

103 103 100 100

400,000 1,000

108 108 100 100

1893

6,000,000 100

(a) Owned by Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company. (b) Leased to Brooklyn Heights Railroad Company. (c) Owned by Kings County Traction Company, and leased to Nassau Electric Railroad Company. (d) Owned by Atlantic Avenue Railroad Company, and operated by the Nassau. (e) Bonds provided for in subsequent issues. (f) Purchased the stock of the Brooklyn, Citizens', Equity, Fulton Municipal, Metropolitan, Nassau, People's and Williamsburgh companies. The bonds of those companies are practically out of the market. (g) Pays an extra dividend of 4 per cent. per annum. (h) Redeemable at 105 and interest. (i) Amount of dividend is irregular.

Failures in the United States and Canada for Six Years.

Eastern States..
Middle States...

Southern States

Western States..

Northwestern States..
Pacific States...

Territories..

1894.
$7,716,521 $23,935,877 $19,920,577 $18,690,189 $45,531,201
26,944,792 68,655,909 51,082,391 51,373.625 115,183,125
11,624,985 24,522,304 24.863,241 21,407,655 39,102,634
18,236,011 64,941,052 32,705,072 30,148,962 97,670,453
8,978,333 36,339,946 19,199,957 15,410,226 64.119,866
8,410,023 10,705,921) 9.257.935 12.427,544 16,627.500
1,204,875 2,35,721 1,698,509 2,090,319 3,918,897

83,215,540 231,486,730 158.727.682 151,548,520 382,153,676
9,719,620 35,439,412 18,100,379 20,368,813 58,599,828
12,100.131 7,388,692 15,649.844 24,063,055 15,690,404
1891.
1890.
1892.
1891.
1890.

1,659 1.789 1,480 $6.057.759 $16.359,000 $11,439,141 $16,278,733 $33,356,000 $27,111,148 2,515 3,002 2.803 12,710,210 26,607,000 37,202,477 29,836,707 58.945,000 69,855,414 1,915 2,412 1,655 10,929,161 21,844,000 14,371,591 18.167,705 35.578,00 23,710,240 24,175,000

2,035 2,602 2,500 14,934,987
983 1,264 1.132 5,605,899
991 1,182 1,032 3,603,425
172 143
932,665

71

7,880,000
5.355,000
633,000

18,662.425 26,048,290 42,576,000 35,090,662 6,157,712 10.013,973 12,713,000 10,587,856 4,655,759 6,858,457 8.973,000 8,136,951 286,520 1,391,383 1,037,000 830,565

Totals, United States 10,270 12,394 10,673 54.774,106 102,893,000 92,775,625 108,595,248 193,178,000 175,032,836
New York City....
778 663 548 3,580.550 6,624,000 21,040,983 10,593,254 21,894,000 86,708,418
Dominion of Canada..' 1,682 1.846 1,626 4,848,095 6,014,000 6,746,000 11,608,210 14.884,000 12,482,000

Constitution, 1789, ratio 30,000.
First Census, 1793, ratio 33,000.

Second Census, 1803, ratio 33.000..

Third Census, 1813, ratio 35,000.

Fourth Census, 1823, ratio 40 000.
Fifth Census, 1833, ratio 47,700

Ratio of Representation.

65 | Sixth Census, 1843, ratio 70,680.
105 Seventh Census, 1853, ratio 93,423.
141 Eighth Census, 1863, ratio 127,381.
181 Ninth Census, 1873, ratio 131,425..
213 Tenth Census, 1883, ratio 151,911
240 Eleventh Census, 1893, ratio 173,901.

The population of the United States at each census was as follows

1790

1800.

1810.

1820..

Montague Street, near Court. Seating

ACADEMY OF MUSIC, Capacity, 2,251. E. A. WEIR, Manager.

PRINTING

of every conceivable style BROOKLYN

done in the best manner, and
at the lowest possible prices,
for every kind of business

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OFFICE.

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Hardware and House-Furnishing Goods

ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES, ETC,

No. 288 FULTON STREET,

Supplied the Academy of Music with our wares for 30 years.

BROOKLYN, N. Y.

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COLUMBIA THEATRE, Prices, 25, 35, 50, 75c., $1 and $1.50.

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Seating Capacity, 2.000.
Boxes, $10 and $12.
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