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REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF THE INTERIOR.
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the Auditor regarding money invested by this company in branch railroads, its express business, Pullman sleeping-car arrangement, and to the suggestion that the company should run a fast through mail and passenger train.

CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD.

The Central Pacific Railroad Company has, since the last report of the Auditor, complied with the law and furnished such statements as have been required. From these statements it appears that —

The number of miles subsidized is 860.66
The number of miles operated 2,323.61
Locomotives owned, 227; leased, 35; total 262
Passenger cars owned, 261; leased, 37; total 298
Baggage, mail, and express, cars owned, 56; leased, 12; total  68
Freight and other cars owned, 4,641; leased, 887; total 5,528
Stock subscribed $62,608,800 00
Par value of shares 00 00
Stock issued $54,275,500 00
Subsidy bonds $27,855,680 00
Funded debt 56,394,000 00
Floating debt 6,936,089 00
Interest due and accrued on funded debt 1,608,438 00
Balance of interest due and accrued on United States bonds  16,089,537 00
Total debt $108,883,744 00
Total stock and debt  $163,159,244 00
Cost of road proper $134,921,352 00
Equipment 8, 014, 644 00
Real estate 1,499,432 00
Total cost of road and equipment, &c. $144,435,428 00
Cash, materials, and sinking funds $6,256,374 00
Bonds and stocks 162,044 00
Miscellaneous investments 2,502,975 00

For year ending June 30, 1879:

Passenger earnings $5,185,802 00
Freight earnings 10,655,733 00
United States mail 507,040 00
Miscellaneous earnings  1,263,106 00
Total  $17,611,681 00
Operating expenses 8,730,384 00
Ordinary net earnings $8,881,297 00
Interest paid $3,747,666 00
Lands unsold (acres) 11,464,575
Transportation withheld in excess of the amounts authorized to be 
   retained under the acts of July 1, 1862, and July 2, 1864 $1,454,268 44