Old securities
in amounts of
To be exchanged for
Prior Lien Bonds1st Pref.2d Pref.Com. Stock
1st mortgage,$5,000$1000$500$100$750
2d mortgage,   500  100
3d mortgage, 1,000  100
Pref. Stock, 6,000  100
Com. Stock,10,000  100

[151] Capital Stock—

Before reorganizationCommonPreferred
Erie, $77,837,000 $8,536,600
N. Y., P. & O.,  34,999,350 10,000,000
$112,836,350$18,536,600
After reorganization
Erie,$100,000,000$46,000,000
Nypano,  20,000,000
$120,000,000$46,000,000

[152] This real rental was increased somewhat by the assumption of New York, Pennsylvania & Ohio prior liens.

[153] Chron. 61:831, 1895.

[154] Capital—

StockBonds
1896$146,000,000$137,704,100
1907 176,271,300 209,633,900

[155] Calculated. Poor gives the figure of 340.3 miles of track. In 1867 the miles of track were reported as 418.1, and the miles of line as 147, the latter being 35.1 per cent of the former. Supposing the proportion to have been the same in 1862, to 340.3 miles of track there would have been 119.4 miles of line, which, divided into a capital of $23,094,829, gives $193,417.

[156] Annual Report, 1881, p. 63.

[157] Industrial Commission, vol. 19, p. 445. Area of fields as given in Annual Report for 1881 was: Schuylkill, 146 sq. miles; Western Middle, 91 sq. miles; Lehigh, 37 sq. miles; Wyoming, 198 sq. miles.