A treasury report for the American Antiquarian Society (AAS) for 1892 is presented. The author discusses the distribution of the society's cash and investments among its funds for bookbinding, publishing and collections. Income from the sale of publications, interest and the sale of railroad bonds is listed. AAS expenditures for salaries, book purchases, bookbinding and publication expenses are noted. Totals for society stocks in banks such as the Fitchburg National Bank and bonds in companies such as the Central Pacific Railroad are presented.
Publication Date
Volume
8
Part
1
Page Range
213-217
Proceedings Genre