STATE DEBT AND TREASURY RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES OF PENNSYLVANIA, FROM 1860 TO 19251 1 State debt and treasury receipts and expenditures prior to 1860 may be found in the 1923-24 edition. 2 Half year ending May 29, 1923. Treasury figures, 1924 and 1925, as of June 1. PUBLIC LOANS OF THE COMMONWEALTH WHEN AUTHORIZED, FOR WHAT PURPOSE, AMOUNT OF LOANS, RATES OF INTEREST, WHEN REDEEMABLE, DATES OF MATURITY, WHEN INTEREST CEASED AND AMOUNTS OUTSTANDING Continuance of Penna. Railroad and Canal, 252-1829 Canal and Railroad, 196-1831 222-1832 201-1835 8-1839 Canal and Railroad, Canal and Railroad, Canal and Railroad, Interest and internal improvements, To pay maturing loans, To pay temporary loans, Canal and Railroad, 29-1840 716-1840 June 11, 1810, 648-1840 May 5, 1811, 147-1841 660-1839 517-1839 634-18 9 Interest and ten porary loans, For redemption of specie payments, Improvements of State and Interest, Regulating banks, etc., -- May 307-1841 Relief loans, July 1, 1868, July 1, 1868, July 1, 1868, 62 00 1865, Sept. 30, 1867, 100 00 4,600 00 July 1, 1870, of charters, July 1, 1870, Oct. 30, 1872, 1,000 10 441-1842 Interest certificates, 4,158 15 375-1813 Interest certificates, Aug. 1, 1846, 582- 844 Pennsylvania Canal and Railroad, 60,643 72 5 % Aug. 1, 1846, 502-1844 513-1815 Interest certificates, Mar. 1, 1849, Expenses, repairs of canals, 4,476,572 00 5 % Aug. 1, 1855, 749-1861 Arming the State, 3,000,000 00 6 % Aug. 1, 1871, Various dates Aug. 1, 1871, Various dates to Feb. 1, 1912, Various dates to Feb. 1, 1912, 2,000 00 July 1, 1919. 62-1919 Road Improvement, Series A., 12,000,000 00 44% $2,000,000 due July 1, 1924, and same amount every five years thereafter to July 1, 1949, Outstanding script, Chambersburg sufferers, Act of May 27, 1871, Proceeds of sale of Experimental Farms held in State Treasury, interest 6 per cent., payable to State College, Act of May 13, 1887, Total debt of the Commonwealth, December 31, 1925, $11,658 62 17,000 00 $88,046,320 26 Note. Series B of the Road Bonds was originally issued for 42%. Conversion was authorized by the Act of April 14, 1921. |
