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Capital stock:<br />
LIABILITIES.<br />
TO STOCKHOLDERS.<br />
$4,608,604.72<br />
Funds deposited with<br />
Union Trust Co. of<br />
Pittsburgh to retire<br />
these obligations at<br />
maturity 4,608,604.72<br />
THE <strong>COAL</strong> TRADE BULLETIN. 29<br />
$101,563,950.82<br />
COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF TONNAGE AND NET<br />
EARNINGS.<br />
Net earnings year ending Dec. 31,<br />
1901 $3,099,538.06<br />
Net earnings year ending Dec. 31,<br />
1902 4,706,587.12<br />
Net earnings year ending Dec. 31,<br />
1903 6,751,025.49<br />
Net earnings year ending Dec. 31,<br />
1904 3,577,682.43<br />
Production in Tons.<br />
Year 1902. Year 1903. Year 1904.<br />
Pittsburgh Dist. 13,526,355 14,034,268 12,783,067<br />
Hocking District 1,381,996 1,480,350 1,349,428<br />
ooke 67,730 149,842 206,005<br />
J. B. L. HORNBERGER, .. F. M. WALLACE,<br />
Comptroller. Treasurer.<br />
The following summary of values, together with<br />
the accompanying statement, were submitted by<br />
Mr. d'Invilliers, whose appraisement is referred<br />
to in President Robbins' statement:<br />
Coal lands, Pittsburgh district $59,087,152<br />
Surface lands, Pittsburgh district 1,159,000<br />
Mine plants and equipment, buildings,<br />
dwellings, shops and equipment, telephone<br />
lines and equipment, stores and<br />
houses, Pittsburgh district 8,144,005<br />
New Pittsburgh Coal Co. lands, mines<br />
and equipment, Hocking Valley district,<br />
Ohio 2,898,000<br />
Preferred stock ...$32,000,000.00<br />
Less in Treasury.. 2,576,300.00<br />
$29, 423,700.00<br />
Common stock 32,000,000.00<br />
Less in Treasury.. 3,288,900.00<br />
Renewal fund<br />
28: 711,100.00<br />
1 881,554.38<br />
$71,288,157<br />
Accrued dividends on preferred<br />
"That the above figures are conservative will be<br />
stock<br />
686,550.00 more evident when I state that they represent a<br />
Undivided earnings 3 ,887,725.10 coal area of approximately 160,000 acres in two<br />
TO OTHER THAN STOCKHOLDERS.<br />
of the best known and highly developed coal fields<br />
First mortgage bonds $25 ,000,000.00 in the United States. It is not possible to dupli<br />
Bonds of subsidiary companies. ... 1 ,933,653.34 cate your holdings; they represent the best lauds<br />
Car trust notes<br />
112,625.65<br />
in the Pittsburgh and Hocking Valley districts."<br />
Accounts and bills payable 9 ,927,042.35 The certificates of Messrs. d'Invilliers and Judd<br />
Notes issued in the purchase of<br />
cover all of the physical properties owned by the<br />
Monongahela River Consol. Coal<br />
Pittsburgh Coal Co. and its subsidiary companies<br />
& Coke Co. stock.:. .$3,000,000.00<br />
in which there is complete or controlling owner<br />
Mortgages payable and<br />
ship, (only the proper proportions of the property<br />
interest 1,437,354.72<br />
value being included in the cases in which owner<br />
Collateral<br />
interest<br />
bonds and<br />
171,250.00<br />
ship of stock is not complete) except that the<br />
appraisals do not include any portion of the property<br />
of the Monongahela River Consolidated Coal<br />
& Coke Co., the earnings, assets and liabilities of<br />
which are excluded from the Pittsburgh Coal Co.'s<br />
consolidated balance sheet.<br />
A reconciliation between the certificates of<br />
Messrs. d'Invilliers, Judd, and Marwick, Mitchell<br />
& Co. with the company's balance sheet at December<br />
31, 1904, would be as follows:<br />
Mr. d'Invilliers' appraisement of coal<br />
lands, mine and shop equipments,<br />
stores, houses, telephone lines, etc.$71,288,157.00<br />
Mr. Judd's appraisement<br />
of docks and<br />
yards, railroads and<br />
railroad cars 6,304,000.00<br />
Stocks of other companies<br />
at cost, and<br />
net quick assets as<br />
certified by Marwick,<br />
Mitchell & Co 12,194,521.95<br />
Certain car unloading<br />
machinery at Cleveland,<br />
Fairport and<br />
Ashtabula, with pockets,<br />
lighters, etc., not<br />
appraised by either<br />
Mr. d'Invilliers or Mr.<br />
Judd—book value...<br />
i, 786,678.95<br />
476,227.00<br />
-$90,262,905.95