To the Shareholders of
THE EDISON ELECTRIC ILLUMlNATINa COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
The results of the operations of your Company for the year
ending Dec. 31st, 1893, are :
Station earnings were...................$iji93)33S 91
Operating expenses, including repairs and
renewal............................ 527,311 68
Net earnings of stations................ $666,027 23
Earnings from other sources............. 28,221 96
Income from investments................ 23,964 00
$718,213 19
Less general and legal expenses and taxes,. 112,570 47
Net earnings of Company................ $605,642 72
The returns of the business since 1890 have been :
GROSS. NET.
1890................ $ 488,595 83 $229,076 80
1891................ 675,505 43 347,228 (iT,
1892................ 963,021 25 475,^37 61
1893............... 1,245,524 87 605,642 72
1890. 1891. 1892. 1893.
Number of customers....... 1,698 2,875 4,344 5,154
Number of lamps, 16 c. p.... 64,174 94,485 142,492 192,691
Number of motors, h. p..... 697 2,000 3,807 5,529
Number of arc lights....... 254 S41 1,637 2,53.8
Estimating each h. p. motor and each arc light as equal to ten
16 c. p. lamps, the present installation is equal to 273,361 lamps.
These figures show that the gross earnings have increased 27}^^
and the net earnings 27^ over 1892 ; the ratio of net to gross
being 48^^, or about the same as in 1892.
In view of the financial distress during the last eight months,
resulting in greater ecomomies in the use of electric light, as in
everything else, your Directors feel that the results of this
Company's business for the year are very satisfactory, especially
when it is considered that a large part of the new capital, which
has been invested this year, has gone into construction which has
not yet developed its earning capacity by actual operation.
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