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 The semi-annual interest which matured July 1, 1883, is included under the heading "Interest paid by the United States."

The Commissioner reports the total indebtedness of the several subsidized Pacific railroads to the United States on June 30, 1883, to be as follows:

TOTAL DEBT.

Union Pacific (including Kansas Pacific): Principal. . . . $33,539,512 00 Accrued interest. . . . 31,087,183 50

Central Pacific (including Western Pacific): Principal. . . . 27,855,680 00 Accrued interest. . . . 25,120,804 21

Sioux City and Pacific: Principal. . . . 1,628,320 00 Accrued interest. . . . 1,464,297 49

Central Branch Union Pacific: Principal. . . . 1,600,000 00 Accrued interest. . . . 1,549,808 26

Total. . . . 123,845, 605 46

TOTAL CREDIT.

Transportation services performed and money paid into the Treasury: Union Pacific. . . . $13,535,040 05 Central Pacific. . . . 7,653,813 07 Sioux City and Pacific. . . . 121,355 39 Central Branch Union Pacific. . . . 159,084 01

Total. . . . 21,469,292 52 Balance in favor of the United States, but not due until maturity of the principal (1895-'99). . . . 102,376,312 94 CONDITION OF THE SINKING-FUND ACCOUNTS.

The Commissioner gives a detailed statement showing the condition of the sinking funds of the Union and Central Pacific companies, held by the Treasurer of the United States under the act of Congress approved May 7, 1878, from which it will be seen that on June 30, 1883, these funds amounted to $4,036,713.45; the Central Pacific having to its credit $2,404,015.86, and the Union Pacific $1,632,697.59. Investments have been made by the Secretary of the Treasury as follows: