Cost of Land, Buildings and Equipment on January 1, 1918 $44,160,773 Land and Buildings 20,811,830 Equipment 23,348,943 Inventory Value of Equipment owned on January 1, 1918 $13,735,058 Total Express Charges $222,860,373 Other Operating Revenue 6,594,815 ------------ Total $229,455,188 Operating and Other Expenses $229,639,493 _Deficit from Operating_ 184,305 Other Income 4,471,292 Gross Income 4,286,987 Deductions from Gross Income 1,538,481 ------------ Net Income $2,748,406 Dividends 2,508,044 Profit and Loss Balance $24,294,792 Total Investment, Including Real Property and Equipment $123,484,515 Capital Stock $59,008,600 Funded Debt Unmatured 20,736,500 Money Orders Issued: Number 16,035,002 Amount $145,934,982 C. O. D. Checks Issued: Number 8,612,106 Amount $143,832,226 Limited and Unlimited Checks Issued: Number 236,071 Amount $108,798,279 Telegraph and Cable Transfers: Number 88,146 Amount $136,809,746 Travelers' Checks Issued: Number 1,608,037 Amount $34,923,816 Letters of Credit Issued:[1] Number 1,539 Amount $4,126,154 Revenue from the above six items and other sources, other than Express Charges $6,594,815 Maintenance Expenses $6,527,766 Traffic Expenses 925,033 Transportation Expenses $98,583,724 (Employees' Wages) (55,820,701) General Expenses 7,684,534 (Salaries and Personal Expenses) (4,161,299) [Footnote 1: Including 569 Postal remittances to the amount of $39,435, issued by the Canadian Express Company.] NOTE:--Of the above figures the Adams, American, Southern and Wells-Fargo Companies accounted for 89% of the mileage and for 94% of the total operating revenues.