CAPITAL STOCK.

At the date of the Report of October, 1865, the capital

stock of the company issued was $21,355,100

It has since been increased as follows:—

October, 1865, by conversion of bonds 500

November, 1865, by exchange for stock of California State

Telegraph Company 122,500

December, 1865, by exchange for Lodi Telegraph Stock 500

December, 1865, by exchange for Trumansburg and Seneca

Falls Telegraph Stock, 3,500

December, 1865, by issue to Hicks & Wright for Repeater

Patent, 1,500

December, 1865, by exchange for Missouri and Western

Telegraph Stock, 400

December, 1865, by exchange for House Telegraph Stock, 1,400

April, 1866, by 2½ percent Stock Dividend, to equalize

stock as per Consolidation Agreements, 472,300

April, 1866, by consolidation with United States

Telegraph Company, 3,845,800

June, 1866, by issue for United States Pacific Lines, 3,333,300

July, 1866, by consolidation with American Telegraph

Company, 11,818,800

July, 1866, by exchange for P. C. & L. Telegraph Stock, 4,100

December 1, 1867, by fractions converted, to date, 49,100

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Total present capital, $41,008,800

Of the stock issued for United States Pacific

Lines there was returned to the company, as

consideration for completing construction of

Pacific Line, $883,300

The company owns also, 120,800

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$1,004,100

Out of this we have issued for—

Southern Express Co.’s Telegraph

Lines, $150,000

California State Telegraph Co.’s

Stock, 124,700

Other Telegraph Lines, 80,000

—————————— 354,700

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Now owned by the company, 649,400

Balance, on which we are liable for dividends, $40,359,400

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