Surplus from Operations of Year ending June 30, 1894,

$1,161.77

167,833.33

31,616.64

200,611.74

$31,340.61

$31,340.61

Dividends, 8 and 9 per cent., Common Stock (p. 219),
Surplus from operations of year ending June 30, 1894,

Surplus on June 30, 1893 [from "General Balance

Sheet," 1893 Report],

Additions for year,

Surplus on June 30, 1894 [for entry on General
Balance Sheet," p. 225], .

$3,374.44
68,120.00

71,494.44

$139,851.22

127,500.00

$12,351.22

$558,281.65

12.351.22

$570,632.87

Repairs of Bridges and Culverts,

Repairs of Fences, Road-crossings, Signs, and Cattle Guards,

Repairs of Buildings,

Repairs of Docks and Wharves,

Repairs of Telegraphs,

Other expenses,

Amount.

$32,071.76 8,793 85 3,709.38

1,967.19

2,678.57

923.19

22.74

7,732.40

6,020.32

63,731.17

3,775.49

32,715.71

2,905.45

4,030.21

11,897.44

Conducting Transportation:

Wages of Enginemen, Firemen, and Roundhouse men,

Expenses of Telegraph, incl. Train Dispatchers and Operators,

Percentage of Expenses to Earnings, - entire line, 68.2.

Rentals Paid.
(Lessee's Account.)

Rents paid for lease of road:

Name of Road.

Cash.

Total.

New London Northern, N. London to Miller's F'ls, $167,833.33

Comparative General Balance Sheet.

(Company's Account.)

Total,

June 30, 1893.

Assets.

$167,833.33

Contracts, Agreements, etc.

Express Companies - American- A mileage proportion of a named sum paid to the Central Vermont Railroad Co. for service over the entire system. Mails- A mileage proportion of the amount paid the Central Vermont Railroad Co. for transportation between New London and Brattleboro.