Documents of the Assembly of the State of New York, Volume 59, Issues 1-2 |
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360,828 52 8260,957 08 $ 4,914,131 74 5 per cents of 1845 , 174,302 77 6 1845
, . ... 3,406,809 72 Of this balance , there was invested , viz : In State stock , 5 per
cent , issued for the construction of the Cayuga and Seneca canal , $ 87,000 00 ...
360,828 52 8260,957 08 $ 4,914,131 74 5 per cents of 1845 , 174,302 77 6 1845
, . ... 3,406,809 72 Of this balance , there was invested , viz : In State stock , 5 per
cent , issued for the construction of the Cayuga and Seneca canal , $ 87,000 00 ...
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2,000 00 $ 1,452,000 00 In addition to the above income of this fund , the
following revenues arising from investments of its surplus moneys , should be
added , viz : Interest upon $ 75,000 loaned to the city of Albany , at 5 per cent , ....
3,750 00 ...
2,000 00 $ 1,452,000 00 In addition to the above income of this fund , the
following revenues arising from investments of its surplus moneys , should be
added , viz : Interest upon $ 75,000 loaned to the city of Albany , at 5 per cent , ....
3,750 00 ...
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Stock bearing 5 per cent interest , $ 2,674,618 29 Stock bearing 6 per cent
interest , 1,553,090 90 $ 4,227,709 19 Redeemable as follows : 5 per ct . 1 July ,
1837 , $ 779,828 12 6 per ct . 1 July , 1837 , 904,367_75 $ 1,683,995 87 5 per ct .
Stock bearing 5 per cent interest , $ 2,674,618 29 Stock bearing 6 per cent
interest , 1,553,090 90 $ 4,227,709 19 Redeemable as follows : 5 per ct . 1 July ,
1837 , $ 779,828 12 6 per ct . 1 July , 1837 , 904,367_75 $ 1,683,995 87 5 per ct .
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5,004 12 13,836 55 The revenue of this fund is estimated as follows : Interest on
$ 100,082.40 , 5 per cent State stock , do on $ 307,479.02 , 41 do do do on
instalment from the banks to become due 1st January next , say $ 130,000 , for
33 ...
5,004 12 13,836 55 The revenue of this fund is estimated as follows : Interest on
$ 100,082.40 , 5 per cent State stock , do on $ 307,479.02 , 41 do do do on
instalment from the banks to become due 1st January next , say $ 130,000 , for
33 ...
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The only offer received for a six per cent stock , irredeemable in twenty years ,
was from an individual in NewYork , at two per cent below par . Subsequently this
loan was taken by one of the Albany banks at par , with a stipulation that the ...
The only offer received for a six per cent stock , irredeemable in twenty years ,
was from an individual in NewYork , at two per cent below par . Subsequently this
loan was taken by one of the Albany banks at par , with a stipulation that the ...
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| Title | Documents of the Assembly of the State of New York, Volume 59, Issues 1-2 |
| Author | New York (State). Legislature. Assembly |
| Published | 1836 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 29 Sep 2007 |
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