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BOSTON AND ALBANY RAILROAD
The New York Central and Hudson River Railroad Company,

DETAIL  OF  OPERATING  REVENUES

REVENUES  FROM  TRANSPORTATION
 


 

1914
 

1913
 

Increase
 

Decrease
 

Freiglit revenue
 

88,295,961 41
 

$8,936,246 31
 


 

8640,284 90
 

Passenger revenue
Excess Daggagc revenue
 

6,014,631 95
 

6,390,213 47
 


 

376,681 52
 

40,768 81
 

46,234 69
 


 

4,465 88
 

Mail revenue
 

472,866 71
 

432,929 31
 

839,927 40
 


 

Express revenue

Other passenger-train revenue
 

633,641 13
 

644,148 30
 


 

110,507 17
 

106,177 84
 

111,277 62
 


 

5,099 78
 

Milk revenue
 

71,635 16
 

58,283 37
 

13,351 79
 


 

Switching revenue
 

223,984 39
 

266,226 18
 


 

41,240 79
 

Special service train revenue
 

7,137 20
$15,766,794 60

INCIDENTALS
 

6,367 96
516,889,926 20
 

769 25
 


 

Total
 

$1,123,131 60
 


 


 


 

Dining and buffet
 

5221,566 00
 

$234,274 40
 


 

$12,708 40
 

Station restaurant
 

105,896 95
 

118,142 50
 


 

12,245 55
 

Station and train privileges
 

48,078 89
 

49,120 90
 


 

1,042 01
 

Parcel room
 

11,676 15
 

10,004 00
 

$1,672 15
 


 

Storage—freight
 

11,463 63
 

10,718 79
 

744 84
 


 

Storage—baggage
 

2,349 73
 

2,699 75
 


 

350 02
 

Demurrage
 

81,669 16
 

103,723 02
 


 

22,153 86
 

Telegraph and telephone
Grain elevator
 

299 35
 

372 44
 


 

73 09
 

64,396 92
 

119,893 62
 


 

.55,496 70
 

Rents of buildings and other property
 

18,639 19
 

10,787 43
 

7,861 76
 


 

Freight storage plants
 

46,374 02
 

76,434 08
 


 

30,000 00
 

Miscellaneous
 

51,167 15
 

37,235 96
 

13,931  19
 


 

.loint facilities revenue—Dr.
 

6,176 70
 

6,547 92
 

1,371 22
 


 

Joint facilities revenue—Cr.
 

66,346 60
 

62,779 10
 

3,567 50
 


 

Total
 

$724,647 04
 

$829,638 07
$17,719,564 27
 

$104,991 03
 

Total rail operations
 

revenue    $16,491,441 64
 


 

51,228,122 63
 

OPERATING  EXPENSES  IN  DETAIL

MAINTENANCE OP WAY AND STRUCTURES
 

Superintendence

Roadway maintenance

Tunnels and subways

i!ri(l{ios, trestles and oulvorts

Tics

Hails

Other track material

Ballast

Track laying and surfacing

Right-of-way fences

Snow and sand fences and snowshefis

Crossings and signs

Station and office buildings

Roadway buildings

Water stations

Fuel stations

Sliops and enginehouses

Grain elevators

Storage warehouses

Wharves and docks

Telegraph and telephone lines

Signals and interlockerg

Power line poles and fixtures

Miscellaneous structures

• Credit
 


 

1914
 

1913
 

Increase
 

Decrease
 


 

$116,764 87
 

$110,876 92
 

85,888 95
 


 


 

126,143 58
 

2,761 55*
 

127,895
 

13
 


 


 

1,535 81
 

1,956 58
 


 


 

$420 77
 


 

293,575 46
 

280,141 41
 

13,434
 

05
 


 


 

259,175 15
 

271,738 54
 


 


 

12,503 39
 


 

95,549 96
 

186,610 05
 


 


 

,89,900 09
 


 

107,174 78
 

146,562 54
 


 


 

39,387 76
 


 

32,280 90
 

37.869 91
 


 


 

.5,589 01
 


 

497,688 81
 

602,415 41
 


 


 

104,726 60
 


 

3,901 06
 


 

3,901
 

66
 


 


 

3 50
 

29 82
 


 


 

20 32
 


 

57,169 01
 

78,316 63
 


 


 

21,147 62
 


 

237,282 25
 

.525,030 60
 


 


 

287,748 35
 


 

8,206 64
 

8,721 43
 


 


 

514 79
 


 

4,359 94
 

3,928 72
 

431
 

22
 


 


 

3,844 05
 

6,661 04
 


 


 

2,810 99
 


 

18,938 28
 

19,865 22
 


 


 

920 94
 


 

116,438 27
 

158,074 11
 


 


 

41,635 84
 


 

333 20
 

349 67
 


 


 

16 47
 


 

117 82
81.979,483 94
 


 

117 82
 


 

Carried forward
 

82,436,296 05