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HUNT'S MERCnANTS' MAGAZINE,
REPRESENTING THE INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL INTERESTS OF THE UNITED STATES.
VOL.
NEW
12.
ordered 1«M than
II
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Bankora and Brokers.
Union National Bank
Dodge. & Moore,
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more
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And
This Rank, organized under the general law ol Con-
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gress, with Its capital ol
the adrertlsement occaples one colnmn or np.
on these rates will be
Tf
War>l9, a discount of 15 per cent
In
a^ste type, 14 lines to the
iaoD.
--I'q will have ft favorable place when
i'> nt-uinUe of coiitinnoufl tutierttou In
Alr^"
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brt
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must
eiv<;n, asall advertisers
B.
DANA &
CO.,
mon
puni.isuKns,
1» & 81 William St., N T.
f9~ For term* of Subscription aee
Sth pase-
Bankers and Brokers.
N.
.lOHN
ft
NEW
.7.
RICHARD
Co.,
BANKERS ANI> BROKERS,
No. 32 Broad Street, New York.
and
Sell at
1
J AS. N. BEADLES, Vice-President.
JONES, Cashier.
Correspondence solicited.
Solicit accounts from
and others, and allow interest
tfct
toSiKht
make
on dally halancts, sub-
collections
op favorable terms
Of
Geld, State, Federal, andl.Rallroa
Securities.
NINTH NATIONAL BANK.
P. O.
W.
Fazbhdk.
Townsend, Lyman
tV
BANKERS
NEW
R.
& Co.
OBLKA.SS.
Particular attention i^Weu toboslne^ of CorrcsE>iidenl8. Coltectii>ns remitted for at current rate ut
xchanee.
New York Correspondents Trevor *
;
ton,
BUw ft
SOUTTER
Colgate, Mor-
Co.
&
Co.,
BANKERN,
Ltmak.
BROKERS,
Sc
Duncan, Sherman
No. 53
WILLIAM 8TKEBT,
NEW YORK.
'Dealers In Bills of Ezchanice, Governments, Bondsr
fttocks. Uold, Commercial Paper, and all NeKOtiabla
Securltle-*.
Interest allowed
on
Lock Box
Will purchase
EXCHANGE, COTTON, ETC.
Particular attentlou given to Receiving and For;
warding
Advances mane on approved sernritles.
Special facilities foi neeotiAtlng Commercial Paper.?
Collect* tnsboth litl tnd and foretsn promptly made.
James Robb, King
National
18 18.
Capital.. $500,000
I
Bank
& Co.,
Telocrai. hi 3 Transfers of Money to and from London, Paris, San Francisco, Havana, ftc.
Current Accounts received on aoeh tenna as
agreed upou.
Edwabd Ha lour,
Late Pres't of the Nat'nal
i.anlk ol Coiauiouwealtb.
Prompt alteiit ion given to Collections upon all points
In the Sotithfrn StiUes. Collections free of ciiargc
ntlirr tlKiU actual cost upon distant places.
K-Miiitt*nces promptly made at current rates of
L-\<-.itt[)t<e on llie day ot Luaturity.
l],xetiaaga putcuased slid sold ui^on all points.
bAMIiKI,
II.
K. UlUNEY,
CHAS. L. C. DnPU Y, Cashier.
Cubbedge
KK.NNKl)Y,Pre»t.
Vlce-Pres"t.
&
Hazlehurst,
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
MACON, UA.
Make Collections, and do a Ueneral Banking and
Brokerage Btutness.
RXFIB TO EAST niVEB NATIONAL BANK.]
I
llDWABD HaiGHT,
Member
I
may b
JB.,
of
N. Y. btvick bxchaage.
&
Edward Haight
Co.,
BANKERS,
No. 9 trail
St.,
corner ol
New
New St.,
York.
WE TRAK8ACT A GENERAL RANKING BDB'NK>S, receiving deposits on which we allow lutere.t,
and subject to checa at .Ight.
As Agi'nte of the United States Treasury, wa are
prepared to receive bUbsoriptlous lo toe d.iw V. b.
Loans.
We will buy or sell on commission all the Issaeaot
Ooverumeut securities. Railroad Stocks, Bonds and
Oold.
Investment orders particularly attended to.
COLLEC riONS ma<le on all accessible points In the
United States and Can «dat.
CEIITIFICA lES OF DEPOSIT
lasaed, payable
aod available at all business centres.
Vobk. March IS, 1871.
Interest,
Nkw
wUb
all
CITT BANK, LONDON,
OB
neasrs.HOTTINOIJER & CO., orParla
Also COMMERCIAL CREDITS and DItAFTS on
LONDON. PAULS, and SCOTLAND.
ADVANt ES made on Donslcnmcnts. STOCKS and
sold
Son
BROKERS.
Dealers
and
Money, Rx'^hange, Bonds, Notes, Stoeka.
Ksiate of every klne. Special atteatloa
In
Keiil
32 North Water Street, IHobUe, Ala.
PlllCE WILLIAMS, Pres't. Board or Trade.
iVANKIMti HOUaB OV
parts of Etirope, etc.,
TlfSOUOH TBI
BONDei boaght aud
&
Price Williams
given to safe and nrofltabie InvrstmtfQta.
Insurance placed la good Companies at lowest rates.
BANKERS,
WALL
Incorporated
Limit... $1,000,000
AND CIRCOLSR
WO
i
EXCHANUE AND REAL ESTATE
BTBEET,
B«
Issue Letters ot Credit for Traveller
Available la
OF NEW ORLEANS.
Formerly LOUUilANA STATE BANK.
New York City,
letters of Credit avullahle and payable In all the
< ITIE
OK IHE
;LI>; also lu the
United Slates, Canada and West Indies.
Hailii.
State
Co.,
or Check.
Ne«v Orleans.
3iM.
St.,
&c
iiepostts subject to Sight Draft
Charles G, Johnsen,
merchant,
Nassau
PRlNlMPAL
Foreign uiA Domettic Loans Negotiated.
coninissioN
1 1
ISSUE CIRITLAR NOTES
liratt.
and proiuptly execute orders for ihe purchase or sale
BttUADWAY.
4,aOB.
ALL CNITED STATES SECVRITI^'
N«W YOM COBESSPONMNT:
O. TowHsnrD.
Box
Market Rates
MERCHANTS, BANKERfl
Prushlont,
Particnlar atte-^tlf^n (riven to Collections, both in
iha City and all points lu con lectloa with it. Prompt
returns made !it hest rate of Kxchaujre, and no cliartrt;
ma te, excepting th^t actually paid upou «uy aislaut
point.
&
Taussig, Fisher
liny
ORLEANS, LOUISIANA.
Piroil,
VICTOK MEYEU,
LA VILLE8EUVRE, B. M. POND.
W. HART WELL,
H. W. FAIiL~.Y.
VENABLE-t,
LEON tiOUCUADX
n.
C»RL KOHN. Pre Went,
THEO. HELLMAN, Vice Prcs't,
(of Selltrman Ueilmau ft Co.)
JAMES CHAL.KRON, Cashier.
OF
ALBS. WUKLS^S.
WALTEU
Simpson,)
LPS,
PH
P. O.
No.
VAN IlEMTHnYSBN,
E. F.
Bank
National
O.
74
Board of Directors:
M. M. SIMPSON, (of Salo- F.
dealers In
GOVERNIHENT SECDRITIKS,
$600,000
now rullv
prepared for Bnslness.
AH the first of the Old lni*tUntloMS of the Stftte to
improve the oitportnnltv of fiirnlwlilnff "iir popubitlon
with the f;n-illlifs of a local circulation on wliir.h tiie
Interest accrnes to our people, wc respectfully solicit
a portion or your Busint-ss.
Intact, Is
atnuilles.
Wn.
STOCK AND OOLD BROKERS.
Orleans.
"
•
I
allowed.
Bpace is measured
New
"
IS
14
BANKERS,
OF
W cents per line.
4 times.
5 times or
NO. 305
29, 1871.
Bankers and Brr kers.
!^bocrtiscmcnt0.
A<»ertuomenM will bo Insertnd at the following
prices per line lor each insertion :
YORK, APRIL
on Commlaaloa.
KouNTZE Brothers,
14 Wall Street.
New V*rk.
Denosiu raeeimd from Banks and Individuals, snb
(<> check at sight,
•et to
sigh- and Inlereat alIowe<i thereun as
^OUli PER CENT per aonnm.
Collections
made throaghoat tka
British Provinces
and Europe.
Dniteil States. tSa
Uovernmenta SeonrlUea tioarht and
aoid.
Duff & Tienken,
Walcott & Co.,
BANKERS AND ROKERS, Clark
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
Lester M.Clark.
13
Wall
stiu^et,
new
voitK,
Dtrrr,
Josir H. TikinsK,
Members ot the N. Y. Stock and Gold Exchange!.
II.
Stocki, Bonds, Oold and
Uovamment
Secaritie*
bought and sold.
ForeljcB Oold and Silver Coin, and Ins Gold and
Sliver Bars, constantly on hand.
iBUrMt allowed on Depusita,
Jos. C. Walcolt.
David B.skklaa
No. 99 Broad Street.
Wo buy and »c STlX K8. tiOLK and (lOVRRVals... STATE. CITV, COUNTY
and KAILHOAU BONItx ou Commualon.
We negoUate Loans fori STATES, TOWNS, ~'"'
KAILROAD and other CORPORATIONS?
I
MBNTSKri'RlTIES;
'
Interest allowed
ghtdrafla.
on Depoall Balances subject to
TliE CHKONJOLfe,
614
Bankers and Brokers.
X. O,
BABXBT.
O. H.
Barney,
BAYSCOKD.
K. D.
Insurance.
FOSTKR.
Raymond & Co.,
19
Co.
LeonardjSheldon&Foster
BANKERS,
WALL 8TR K;E T,
iEtna Insurance Comp'y,
HARTFORD, CONN.
INCORPORATED 1S19.
Cash Capital
$3,000,000 00
Net Assets
$5,498,T22 OS
Springfield
Netr Ifork.
FIRE & JHARINE INSURANCE
Knauth, Nachod&Kuhne
Sew Kork,
BK JAO
EU
K.
S
t5
DKAW
IN
ORGANIZED
the principal cities of Germany, Switzerland
Kogland, France, Sweden, Norway, Holland, Belgium, Russia, Italy, Spain, Denmaric, Ac.
all
ail
STUEET,
33
P. O.
Government
t
iiver
Coin
Box
NEW YORK.
l)ougl»t
ALEXANDER,
JAS. A.
Agent.
28
ST&TE STREET, BOSTON
£X€IIAN«E ON I.O\DON
And Sterling Credits,
Bankers and Brokers,
63 WslH Street, New York.
TRAVELLERS and COMMERCIAL CREDITS
ISSUED, vailnMe In all p«rtg of EBrope.&c. BILLS
OF EXCHANGE drawn in sums to suit purchasers
ft
also Cable transfers.
Country Bankers can be supplied with Bills of Ex
chanKB, m large or small amounts, on the principal
cities of JJuroi'e, also
or to, Europe by tlie
I
F GO VERNMENT, bTAT« AN1> rfAlLKOAD SECU-
KITIES.
'^Deposits received subject to checli at sight.
&
Dickinson,
&
WILSON, CALLAAirAY & CO.,
Bankets and Commission Merchants,
No. 44 BROAD STREET, NEW YO K
Secnrities, Stocks, Bonds and Gol4
bonsht and sold on the most liberal terms. Mercliant
Bankers and others allowed 4 per rent oa depoeits*
The most liberal advances made on Cotton, 1 obbfpp/v
&c., consigned to ourselves or to our correspondent
Mesurs.
K GILLIAV &
~
26
BROAD STREET,
New York.
Oor. Ezctaange Place,
CO., Liverno-1
Government Secnrities, Gold,- Stock and Bonds
uought and sold on eommisBion. Accounts received
and inteiest allowe.l on balances, which may be
cbe'^ked tor at sight same as at tank.
A. V. STOUT, President Nat. Shoe and Leather Bank
J. B. DICKINSON, late President Tenth Nat. Bank.
TLATT K. DICKlNSON,MemberofN.T. Stock aid
Gold ExehauKe.
HuWABD C. DICKINSON, Member 01 N. Y. Stock
Exchange.
JOS S Bio
W.
No.
3fi
G. Chittick,
STREET, NEW YORK,
IVALI.
Buys and
Sells,
on Commission,
Commercial Paper, SterUng Excbanee,
Government Securities, &c.. Sec,
And
TransactQ a General
Banking Business.
Loans Negotiated and Investments made on Favorable Terms. Ordere for stoclis and Gold carefully
executed at tbe Regular Boards. Prompt attention
(Iven to every Branch of the business.
Edwin
james
&
LoCKWOOD
&
&
BANKERS
&
No.
I
WALL
Available in
ail
parts ol the world
Parker,
KEW
&
Bliss
paid free •! Commission) and letters ol
Credit fol
YORK.
ALSO,
COIimERCIAI. CREDITS,
Available In
all parts
of the world on
MORTON, ROSE
it.
CO'
LONDON,
& Co.
Tapscott, Bros.
86
SOOTH STREET,
NEW YORK.
Issue Sight Drafts and Exchange payable In al
and Ireland.
Credits on W, TAPSCOTT 4 CO., Liverpool. Ad/auces made on consignments. Orders for Got
ment Stocks, Bonds and Merchandize executed.
parts of Great Britain
Tucker, Andrews
King,
WILLIAM
ALEXANDER
No. 329 Broadway.
attention given to Voluntary and Inv luntary Bankruptcy, and arrangements between Creditors
and Debtors.
P. O. box 4,008.
Epeclai
Deposits f-eceived tram Banks, Bankers, Merchants
and otlMrs, subject to check at siBht, as with banks,
ot the United
SUtw.
JAS.
RAILROAD BONDS, STOCKS,
etc.,
Sold on Commission.
bought and
Co.
W. TCCKEK & CO%:
~
BANKERS.
York,
DEPOSITS received and Interest allowed at best
Current Rates.
GOVKUNMKNT and STATE SECURITIES, GOLD
&
52 Wall Streett
iiue Scribe, Paris
New
Issue Letters ol Credit.
Draw Bills on Paris.
Buy and Sell Bonds and Stocks In London, Par
and Frankfort aud negotiateLoans on same.
ADVANCES made
COLLECTIONS
upon approved Secnrities,
made, and Loans Net'otlated.
Winslow, Lanier
AND BTOCK COUUISSION BROKEBS,
No. 16 \l4iU Street, New York.
CO.
bankers;
ia.wrence Brothers & Co.
BANKERS
&
SlUITH
No. 40 Wall Strfet,
Co.,
TRAVE1.I.EBS,
Stocks, Bonds and Gold Bought and Sold on Commisbion. Dealers in American and ^oreIg^l ©old and
Silver, Government Securities, &c. Colleotious made
In all parts of the Country.
ATTOBNEirS AND COirNSELLORS.
C«U««Uoi» mad* la «U parU
ISSTTB
CIRCULAR NOTES,
BROKERS,
SIRKET,
Co.,
Commercial and Travelers Credits
(issued an
Lawrence,
&
&
STREET,
NO. 69 nrAI.1.
Co.,
Sajtukl Lawrknok.
Y. Stock Exchange and Gold Board.
Successors to Kellogf
&: Co.
Liverpool.
Brown Brothers
BROAD1VAV.
Parker
Galon
€o*«
IS8LT1
Transact a Oeiieral Banking buiilnees, Including the purchase aur} Hale
of Governmi-nt and State lioiids. Kailroad Stocks and B>nds, and «<tbe
securltieti, oti commission.
Wm. Parker,
Member of N.
Sc
Morton,
BANKERS,
94
other Produce to Ourselves or Cor-
Petrle
9i«
Co.,
BANKERS
-
iih 1 ickets lor Passage from,
ot Mali Steamers
London.
Government
Stout
\\
respondents.
LATE
PURCHASE AND SALE
Sarticu ar attention tn the
State
Government Securities Stocks Bonds and Gold
and sold strictly on Commission.
COTTON, and
Bankers and Brokers.
R. T. Wilson
glvb
New York
and
Sell Maesachnssetts
)ous;ht
Alex,
8 Wail Street, New rork.
Gkmbral Uai^kino Business, and
Co.,
New York.
52 Wall Street.
ADVANCES MADE UPON CONHIGNMENTS OF
and Sold.
Special attention given to Merchants orders tor
Coin.
Transact a
&
Blake Brothers
GUloN LINK
Bonds Gold and
Cammann & C o
in Paris.
Williams & Guion,
OF PROVIDENCE, R. I.
O i: G A N I Z E D 18 8 1.
Cash Capital
$200,000 00
Net Assets
$370,624 61
3,328.
Securities, SLoclts,
Cebohicue
StOCKS.
9.
INSURANCE COMPANY,
BANKER AND BROKER,
NO.
WALL
Subscription agents for the
DBALKEi IN COMMI-RCIAL PAPER.
American
roirravelers,
parte of Europe.
R. L. Edwards,
Credits for Travelers In Enrope,
Buy and
$200,000 00
$415,148 51
Net Assets
N. Y.,
AMD
I.
170
Cash Capital
laaiie JLetters or Credli
available in
R.
Co.,
Bxcbange on Paris and the ITnion Bank oi London, Id
sums to suit.
Washington
OF PROVIDENCE,
WILLIAM STREET,
9.
INSURANCE COMPANY,
BBUHL.
SUMS TO SUIT
1K4
$500,000 00
$886,170 S9
Net Assets
Saxony,
liclpzle.
AND
ST.
Casb Capital
Providence
,
CO.,
&
BOSTON.
issue;
SPRINGFIELD, JIASS.
INCORPORATED
BA N
Bills.
Fire Insurance Agency, Bowies Brothers
No. 62 \rAI.I< STREET,
PARIS, I4ONDON
Wall Street,
5
PVLESTON, RAITMOND &
10
Tc reign
NEW YORK.
Bankers and Brokers,
Late
[April 29, 1871.
&
Co.,
BANKERS,
27
PINE STREET,
NEW TOKK.
Receive the aecounta ol Interior banks, bankers,
corporations and Merchants.
Agents for the sale of City, County and Railrosd
B«»<l*< f*<io letter* at Credit {or tanlga raveL
Agency of the
BRITISH NORTH
BANK OF4mfi;RIOA,
REMOVED TO
48
WALL STREET.
Commercial Credits issued for use in Europe, China
t ast and West Indies, and South America.
Demand and Time Itllls of Kichange. payable In
London and elsewhere bouKht and sola at curren
Japan, the
rHtes, also cable Transfers.
Demand Dralts on Scotland and Ireland, also on
Canadrt, British Columbia and San Francisco. Bills
collected, and otuer Bunking: business tranaacted.
JOHN PATON,
lA«r«^t-
J
THE CHKONICLE.
April 29,1871.]
Weatem
Boston Bankers.
& Co.,
Page, Richardson
tttreet,
TITUSVILLB, PBNN.,
lloaton.
Tnralen
-—
or KxehuiKa, and Uotnmeralal wid
Oltr Uitnk,
imoa
Hobert Benaou
it
.....
Capital
deposited with D.
I luaed oa
trodlUlr-
The
S.
UYDE,
C.
500,000.
CBA8.
Cashier.
Buropouid
dc <-'o.«
BANK OF THB STATE
PA Kit*. NATIONALOF
niSSOURI.
t
puta
n S
I
ul
Kut.
tli<)
&
Bar and
t
Louis.
.
8TABL18UBU
Cobb,
DBVONSUIBE
BOSTON,
sell
lUifl.
...•8,410.3UO
STRK-BT.
Wentorm City and Coun-
Ooverament SecurtiieH. Coin, Qold DuHtuud Bullion
bouffht and sold at current rattis,
8[>t!clal attention
Slven to culleotlons thruughout tlio Weitl
AH as U, BsiTTOK, Pres. Cuab. K.. Diokbon, V Frest
BowABD p. Cdstis Cashier
New York Correspondents LaWBSitas BBoa.A
:
W. Wheatley &
J.
AHERICCS, OA.
Co.,
BANKERS,
ISO
West Main
Ky, dealen
Street, Loularllle,
Trftnsact a general Banklnx auu Exchange baalne^i
"
Sale
Purchase and
a
of Stocka, Honda, Qold
noladlD^ ^urcUase
soladlng
'
F. Hewson,
STOCK BROKER,
WOOD
*
Southern Bankers.
* no
West Foortk
street.
(}INOINNAT1,UH10.
OMleraln tiOI.D,
SILVER
BANKER AHD BROKER,
& Co.,
GiLMORE, DUNLAP
and
CHARLESTON,
kindr
In
South Carolina made and promptly remitted
NsW TOKK
acceaalMt
COBRXSPOlTDSirTS
HenrrClevkaACo.,
J. M. Welth
made on al
DESIGNATED DEP0SIT014Y OF THE UNITKD
STA'iKS AND FINANCIAL AGENT.
W. U. Wiij.ABi>, President.
C. DsWBT. Caahlar
J. C.
.
ruK
sell all
Cblcaso,
aO'l
for Corporatlona, Estates and
negotiate Eieal Estate Loans, Comiitoclu, and other
W
stock and Bond Broker*,
NO. 823 MOBTU THIRD STREET
SAINT LOUIS HO.
Trust
Co.,
Ml CALlFOliSIA STU^:BT, SAN FRANCISCO.
BANKJBBS,
Oealars In Exchange, Atcnis in Financial and Trast
Business
INTERBST ALLOWED ON DBP08IT8)
MONEY TO LOAN,
Stronc Vaults lor Sale Deposits.
l^ealdeiit.
L. DAVIS.
UKNBT
I
Id.
—
Cashier,
W.
C.
THOMPSON.
Trustees t
H. 11. nalsht. John Currey. W. H. Sharp, J. c.
Johnson, Samuel Crioi. C. W. Hathaway, li, Barrolibet, J. il. Balrd, M. Rosanbauin. J. O. kidrldge, 8.
Heydenfeldt, II. J. Booth, C. J. Ueerlng, F. STWenW. B. Cnmmlnga, II. L. Davis, 0. M. Plum,
Wm. (Hack wood, C. 8. Uobba, A. D. Moore, Tyler
The City Bank
OF SELnA.
capital
.....
Bouxbt and Sold
State and City Notea,J
State and' <City Warrania
United SUtea'Bondi.
Mutllateu Currency,
commercial Paper,
on Coai«
excluslveljr
Particular attention paid to Settlement of State
City Taxes.
asd
N.Y. Correspondent— Importers and Traders National
T. J. Perkins,
BANKER,
BVFAVLA, ALABAUA.
EZCHANOE. BANK NOTES AND COIN BOUQUT
Collections
made on
SOLO.
all
acoasalble points In the
John Craig,
Baneolal attention paid to the pur c hase and sals ok
Gold. Bank Notes, Bonds, SiocKa, Foreign aad DasaaatlcKxch'Uge. Couectlona mada aad proeeedaproapu
ly remitted.
oBX A. KLBor,
Prealdent.
Kumi
C. C. Flowxbbbb. Sao. M.
Vloe-Prealdant.
Caahler.
Mississippi Valley
Bank,
A BANK OF OISCODNT AND DEPOSIT.
TICKSBDRO, MISS.
N. T. Correspondent ^-Baak of the ManhaWii Oe.
Southern States.
Wm. Fowlib.
R. H. 8oinn«TiLI.B.
&
Fowler
Joan Jat Cosxa.
Banker, Ancnsta, Ga.
ARMSTRONG, Cashier.
JNO. W. LOVE, Assistant Cashier.
AND
Coim,
Jno. J. Cohen 6c Sons,
BANKERS
4c RROKERS,
AUGUSTA, SA,
JAS. ISBELL, or TaUadega, President.
P.
P. L.
Collections made on all parts ol the Dnitad Stataa.
Sommerville,
BANKERS
&.
BROKERS,
MO.STUOMBRY.IALA.-
OBO.
L.
Houcaa.
Holmes
&
Macbeth,
gTOCK AMD BONO BBOKXIIS.
CHARLBSTON,
Speelal attention given to parchaae of Cotton.:
S. O.
Key box M.
Joe. 8. Bsax
Caah'r.
T. P. B«axoa.
Cats. J. Jancora,
Vloe-Pres't.
Prea't.
Merchants
&
Planters
NATIONAL BANK,
Curils.
AUUUSTA, OA.
CORRESPONDENT
Vlrst NaUonal Bank or New Yorl^
Insurance Scrip,
Bank and Railroad Stocks,
Uncnrrent Bank Notes,
Land Warrants,
tlOO.OOO
singer,
N.'.W rOltK
Neiw Orleans,
Gold and Silver Coin,
Jho. J. CoHBH,
WM.
Samuel A. Gay lord & Co.
H. Levy
E.
RROKERS,
ORAVIEB 8 T B S K T.
STATE OF ALABAHIA.
Securities.
California
&
L.
J.
mission.
New York Correspondent .—HOWES & MACY.
mercUl Paper, Railroad UoQds and
Refer by permission. In CUICAOO, to
F. COOLB^UliH. President Union Nat. Bank,
S. M. MIOKKRSJN President First Mat. Bank.
PA.
Kinds of Ballroad, City and othar
Special attention to collections.
III.,
make Investmeata
IndlvlduaU
Isbell 5c Son,
TALLADEGA, ALABAIdA,
FINANCIAL AOENT8
ANDBKAL ESTATE LOAN BROKEB8,
Co.
,
Collections solicited and promptly remitted for.
136
Co.,
&
JONES A CO
PITTSBURGH,
Buy and
:
Konntze Brothers,
BANKERS,
&
King
Field,
Aast.-Cashler.
securities.
R.H. IsBsiJ.
SAXiG
Bl^kb
(Sneceesors to 8.
point! and remitted for ua day of payment,
OHBOK8 ON LONDON AND PAUIS
parts ol the United
for.
A ArenU.
JAJSSS ISBXU,.
Bank,
N. O.
James T. Brady
C.
COLLECTIONS ON ALL ACCESSIBLE
POINTS
all
at all
S.
A. K. WtTjraB, Oaahlar.
Raleigh National Bank
OF NORTH CAROLINA.
Hncnrrent Bank Notes, Bonds, Stocks, Specie Bx.
change, &c., &c., Dought and sold.
liiOVERNniBNT BONDS.
GOLIiBCriONS M.VOB
Kaufman,
C.
Biyee
National
First
OoUeotlona
Offlee No. ai West Third street, Cincinnati. Ohio.
Refer to: All Cincinnati Banks, and Messrs. LOCK4 Co.. New York.
A.
—I
iriLHUNOTON,
nCc
Commlnaloa.
OD
Western Bankerd.
Corraspondanta
E. B. BrBBssa, Preat.
W. M.
BANICKU8,
PHUiADELPHIA,
New York
*Co.
In
Foreign and Domestic Exchange, Qovemment Bonds
and all Local Sucurltics. Give prompt attention to
ooUectlous and orders for Investment ol funds.
BKJamisok&Oo
business. Cotton pnrehaasd
CollecUona mada and prom^ly reoUtted
on order.
&
Morton, Galt
Will
Co.,
BANKERS AND BROKE B8,
Do a general banking
FiiiUdelphia Bankers.
108
Special attention given to eonalgnmenta of Cotton.
Oold, Stocks, Bonds and rorelgn and Oomestls
kxebange, bought and sold.
Collections promptly
aptly n
remitted ror
Orders solicited forthe,,
for the parchaae oi s.tjea of ProdsdS
and Securities. Prompt attenttoo guaranty
arantsM.
This Bank, haTlnK reorKanlzed as a National Bank
Is now prepared to do a guneral banking business.
ty bonds.
•tc.
Merchant,
Savannali, Oa.
V
Capital paid In
at
Commission
Preat.
Co.,)
UlroiU*! Not«9 itvalUbla lor Tritrglori In kll
Parker
HTDE
Jr.
BANKER, FACTOR ANO
aaoo.ooo
Treasurer to secure Olrenlatlon
andDoposlta
LONDON.
AMD
Itlarc iiard, iVadre
BANKKK8,
Soathem Bankers.
Bankers.
Second National Bank, Edward C. Anderson,
BANKBHN,
TO State
616
Cash Capital,
......
Spsolal atteuUoa paid to Collsctlona,
$200,000
C
O.. P.
EXCHANOB BANK
17
R R T,
AU0C8TA. OA.
Sontkam Beeailtlea ol evarr deecrlpuon. vU.: a^
enrrast Bank Molaa; Biata, dty A RaUroad Stocks
Bonds and Coupona;
li^Oollei-ilonamada In all nana of tkia Slats aad
8<mlh Carolina, and raaattled tor oa day ol eolla»
tlea, at curaiU rata at Msw York JU^chaaga.
.
THE CHRONICLE.
616
Bankers and Brokers.
Bankers and Brokers.
&
M. K. Jesup
„
Bond* and Loans lor Railroad
.
.
And
*,
.
Cos.,
Iiocoiiivtlves,
rara, etc.
connected with Rallvray
&
G.
S.
Dealers in Foreign and Domestic Excliaage,
G. C. Ward,
We have
Qkobqb Otvtkb,
AGENTS FOR
STATE 8TBEET, BOSTON.
(Corner of Cedar street.)
Government Bonds, Excbange,
Gold and Stocks,
No.
44
EXCHANGE PLACE,
Particular attention given to the negotlatlOQ ol
Kallway and other Corporate Loans.
Union and Central PuciUc Hoiidf and Stocks a specialty.
J.
Arenib,
LateJ.M. Weltta&Co.,
IN
SOUTHERN AKR
MIS-
issued, bearing: Fouk
per cent Interest, p'yable on di'taand. or alter
tixed dates.
COLLECTIONS made on ill accessible points In the
United States, Canada and Europe.
Dividends
and Coupons also collected, and all most promptly
for,
&
D. Williams
Co.»
STOCK BROKERS,
New
York.
Stocks and Bonds
BOUGHT AND SOLD ON COMMISSION.
A.DENIB'N WILLIAMS.
Member ol the
N. York Stock Exckang
Kiirtros Cox,
1
Hobaoe MiiNDBL,
>
Wm.H. HoTOHi«soK,)
I
N.
WILLIAMS,
Memhcr of the
York Stuck Excbaoge.
DantelDrkw,
General
special Partner.
I'ai'iuers.
&
Kenyon Cox
Co,,
BANKERS & BROKERS,
%
SI
Qovemment
WALL STREET.
Securities, Stocks,
No.
eflected.
Home
OFFICE OF
Uouds and Gold
&
Mead
BThe
S.
is
Inmirance Stocks and Scrips ; also,
Baulc Stocks and other Secnrlties.
" SPECIAI.TY"
MORTGAGE
Cent Gold Bonds
Walklll Valley Railway Company,
which we
offer lor sale at 90
and accrued
Interest, In
The Railway Is situated on the west side
ol the Hudson River, and Is now running for 30 miles
to New PjIiz, and is under contract to be in working
order to Kingston next fall. The bonds are a flrstcurrency.
Cash paid at once lor the above Secnrlties or tbey
on commission, at sellers option.
;
will be sold
Gibson, Casanova
BANKEKS
attention of Capil aliBls;and Investors generally
Invited to the
7 Per
IBnys and Sells
Clark,
BROADWAY,
141
FIRST
STREET,
Broad "street.
Securities.
BANKERS,
Bailey,
16
DESIRABLE
on commission.
lurnisbed, and purchases or exchanges of Securities made lor Investors.
NEUO'llATlONS 01 Loans, and Foreign Exchange
J. P.
|
DRAKE BROTHGRS, Bankers,
ties,
;65 \rAI.I.
Wall street
that date.
[NFoUMATlON
Eioans Nesotlated.
45
BANKERS, 16 Broad St.
COUPONS DFE MAY 1, 1671, ON PORT
X HURON and LAKE MICHIGAN RAILROAD
BONDS be paid on prtscntation at our office after
OROKUIS promptly executed, for the purchase and
sale of Gold also. Government and other Securi-
E.
those desiring a sate,
paying inyestment we haye no hesitation In offering
them as equal to anything in the market. For partlc*
ulars, maps, pamphlets &c., send to, or call upon
CEKTIKICATES OF DEPOSIT
CULiLANUOlIS Si^.CllRTi(iS,
No. 9 NEW SiREKT.
A
A Limited number of the bonds of this road hays
been placedlnonr bands FOR SALE at NINETY AND
;
M. Weith &
DEALERS
DETROIT & MILWAUKEE, Michigan
rrilE
D*CPOSITS received rom Indlvidnals, Firms, Banks
Rankers and Corporations, subject to check at
Bight, and Interest allowed at the rate of Foub per
cent per annum.
accounted
Gko Abkntb
M. WKITH.
GREAT WESTERN OF CANADA,
DRAKE BROTHERS,
BROKER,
n
J.
Co.,
NASSAU STRBET,
NO. 35
John Pondir,
&
Haying the Endorsement of two Railways,
ACCRUKD INTEREST. To
BANKING HOUSE OF
Geo. Opdyke
WALL STREET, NEW YORK.
U8
Wh. a. Stbpbxbb
Opdyks
G. Frakoib
Michigan
SETEN PER CENT GOJLD BONDS,
reliable correspundents at all
the principal points tliroughout thl8 b'ate, and upon
BARING BROXHERS & COMPANY.
6'i
Lake
prompt and
all collections payable in mis City or Houaton, make
no charge lor collecting, and only actual charg* upon
interior coUectlonB. Immediate and prompt at teni ion
given to all busincBs entrusted to us. Itel'er to JSat.
Park Bank, Howes & Macy, anu Spofford Tlleston &
Co., N. Y., 2d Nat. Bank, Boston, FijceLepeyre & Bro.,
N. O., Drexel & Co., FhJla.
&
Port Huron
Co.,
OALVESTOIV, Texas.
Contractfor
iron or Steel RatU,
Finemcial.
Bankers,
PINK STUEKT
NeeotJatc
and nndenal^e
all baslnea*
McMahan &
Company, T. H.
BANKRRS AND MERCHANTS,
12
[April 29, 1871.
&
Co.
EXCHANGE PLACE.
STOCKS, BONDS, GOVERNMENT SECURITIES,
FOREUtN EXCHANGE and GOLD boaglit and sold
MO. SO
on the most favorable terms.
IKTEKK.ST allowed on deposits either In Currency
or Oold, subject to check at sight, the same as with
the city Hanks.
ADVANCES aiitle or. all marketable eecnrltli^s.
CKBTI FTCATES 01 Deposit Issued bearlii!: Interest
'JOLLKCTIONS msde at all point, ot ttia UKIOB
we invite the closest investigaprincipal and interest are
class Investment, and
tion of them.
The
PAYABLE IN GOLD.
The coupons are paid semi-annually
the
first
in this city,
on
days of April and October, free of govern-
ment tax and the
;
bonds
issue of
is
limited to $20,000
per mile of completid road. Any InformatljO conci-rning thrm will he given at our fllcc.
EKASTCS F. MEAD
&,
THOMAS CLARKE, Jr.
FINANCIiL AGENTb.
ad UKITISH PRoVlNCEil,
bought and sold on commission.
&
John Munroe
No. 8 "Wall Street,
Co.,
New York,
senesClicular Letters of Credit for Travellers, and
DrdW
?
Blllii
on
Munroe &
Co.,
J.
NO.
EXCHANGE PLACE, COli. BROAD ST., N.T.»
'"'
HiGGlNSON,
&
BROKKRS
IN
Securities, Stocks, State
jBovernment
and Railroad Bonds,
NO.
Buy and
Sell
6
BROAD STREET,
on Commission the Bonds of the iollow.
Payable In sny part of Europe.A^la, Africa, Australia and America.
Draw Bills of Exchange and make teletfraphlc
transfers of money on Europe and California,
K. Jfdsov
&
(IN IOWA)—8 per cent.
BURLINGTON AND MCSSOUEI RIVER RAILROAD
tIN
NEBlJAsKA)—Spercent.
KANSAS CITY, ST. JOSEPH AND COUNCIL
BLUFFS RAILROAD—8 and 10 per cent.
MIS OURI RIVER, Fl>RT SCOTT AND GULP RAIL-
ROAD— 10 per cent.
LEAVENWORTH. LAWRENCE AND GALVESTON
RAILROAD— 10 per cent.
FORT WAYNE JACKSON AND SAGINAW RAILROAB—a per cent.
mORTGAGES PROMPTLY C;iSHED.
Principals only Dealt vrith.
AupBKD W. Baktlbtt,
WM. SINCLAIR,
Ncw
<
may be checked lor at BlKbc.
tc
&
Bostwick,
42 Exchansc-place,
NEW
YORK,
BANKERS AND STOCK, BOND AND
GOLD conmissioN brokehs.
Make
liberal flclvances
Interest allowed
on
all First-class Securities,
on Deposit
National Bank of Texas
GAI.VESTON,
"".JfolKctlons made on all accessible points.
M. KOPPEKL. President.
Vlce-Pres't,
OHARlBair
LHABLES F. wr>-o-Bo''A"'-,"''-^'^I-EY.
NOY^S, AsBlstaut Cashier.
Manning,
BANKER AND BROKER,
NO.
6
BIN-
Notice Is hereby siven that the undersigned, as
Assignee of the above-named bankrupts, will sell at
public anction, at the Merchant Kxcl-angc Salesroom,
No. ill Broadway, in the City of New \ ork, on the 1 .Ih
day or May, 18T1, at la o'clock at noon by E. H. Lnd,
auctloneei-a,
BROAD STREET.
two
piircels of land adjoining
each other, situate partly in Spottsylvnnia County,
Virsima. and partly in Orantte (founty, Virginia, c«ntalning together seven hundred and sevon acres or
land known as the Vauclusc Gold Mining properly,
totrc'Uier witli the mines, minerals, metals and metallic
substances, buildings, improvements, fixtures, and
appurtenances tliereto belonging, IncludinK two steam
engines, and .-.11 other mining m;icliinery and ulensils
used in the mining operations now, or recently, car,^
ried on at the said Vaucluse mine. &c.
„ _
he sale will bo subject to confirmation by the Court.
Detailed description of Ihe iiroperty, and an iuven&c..may
be hud
fixtures,
toryofthe improvements,
'1
unon application to the "nde'S'KS^L''':,'» '''9 »''°''ncys, Messrs. BANGS, SEUGWitlK & NORTH, No.
IWBroadwKV, or to the Anrtioncers.
BEECHhR.Atslg^ieo,
No. 98 Front Street,
New YorKClty,
York, Marcb W. 1871,
JOBS
B.
ABR*H*M
In tbc matter of
Bankrupts.
•^
John
CO., No. 3 Pine Street.
Court.
low & Co
Nob. 40
&
INGEU and ABRAHAM B. CLARKE,
Tork'
Government fecurlties. Stocks, Bonds, Gold, Exchane.; and Mercantile Paper bought and sola -N
COMMISSION, lute* est allowed i'Q oeposits^ which
W.illiams
Jr.,
United States District
Co.
Bankers,
Hawlbv,
No. 50 WALL STREET,
\wf UtillroaUs:
CHICAGO, B^ULI^GTON AND QUINCY RAILROAD AND ITS BKANOIIKS-8 per cent.
BURLINOI ON AND MISSO OBI RIVEK RAILROAD
DESIRABLE HEAL ESTATE.
Issue Ijetters ol Credit (or Travellers,
E. Judson Haw^ley
.'.JChASE
ON
BANKERS,
58
NO. 7 RUE SCRIBE, PARIS.
payable tn Gold or Equivalent.
•
Money to Loan
& W. Seligman & Co.,
New
S.
THE INTEENATIONAL BANKING HOUBE OF
Special attention »rtven Ia Southern Secarltle0, nd (
alormatloa concernlnt; then tarnished.,^
1.%X
BRELAZ, ABT &
Resent
Street,
W.,
CO.,
Loudon.
—
xmm
HUNT'S MERCHANTS' MAGAZINE,
REPRESENTING THE INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL INTERESTS OF THE UNITED STATES.
+
VOL.
SATURDAY, APRIL 29, 1871.
NO.
CONTENTS.
We have received some communications on
12.
805.
this subject,
THE CHRONICLE.
Specalatlon and Resumption...
Mr. Lowe and Gen. IMcasonton.
Cban^s
Redeeming
Asentaof National Ranks
Naaonal Banlis of each State
in
517
518
Their Condition March 18
Latest Monetary and Commercial
aao
volume of the currency
622
3lst July, 1865,
519
KnjtlishNewB
Commercial and Miscellaneoaa
523
of
the
News
THE
B.\NICKRS' GAZETTE
Honey Market, Railway Stocks,
t). 8. Securities, Gold Market,
Foreign Exchange, New York
City Banks. PliiladelphiaBanka
AND RAILWAY MONITOR.
I
Bonds
680
Railroad, Cannl
and Miscelane-
62t— oosBondList
6.31-2
THE COMMEKCIAL TEMBS.
Commercial Epitome
Cotton
533
Breadstuffs
636
I
Groceries
6.37
.MilDryGoods
|
At
stands
now
concerned
From
at 111.
news up
to
5(3
limit
midnight of Friday.
still.
is
20 cents per year,
I
I
$10 00
6 00
mhscribers until ordered discontinued by letter.
is paid by the sxAseriber at KU own post-ofic*.
to
and
DANA
WIU.IAM
B.
* OO., FnblUhers,
79 and 81 William Street,
YORE.
Post
Mr. Alex. Holmes
is
.
OmcE
NEW
Box
4,532.
onr onl^ trarolling agent.
^^
the restoration of a sound currency, do not seem to be
The wild excitement
is
but
it
some of our correspondents
125, while others
to
fix
a higher
the last 6 years has lost one-quarter of
of gold
fall
is
due
in part to this
But, meanwhile, another great change has
There has been an active process of growth
and farming and mercantile enterprise.
trial
Emigration
has been extremely active, and the general business of the
The
expanded and enlarged
currency
is
not so
field
itself
much
for the use of currency has
on
all
sides,
and the present
in excess of the true
no such progress had been
volume as
at the Stock Exchange,
founded almost wholly on
the supposition that, with a view to give extreme ease to the
if
realized.
the other hand, however,
it is
claimed that before the
close of the war, in the beginning of the year 1865,
prospects of a resumption of specie payments, and of
which was renewed yesterday,
is
The amount of currency which was then amply
sufficient for the country will now be too small.
The South
has resumed planting on a large scale. The Pacific railroad
has been opened and has developed a new field for indus-
On
SPECDLITION AND RESCHPTION.
improving.
it
was 145, while
Probably, however, further consideration will
country has grown.
C^" The Publishers rannot be responsible for Remittances nnless made by
D rafts or Post-Ofllco Money Orders,
A neat file for hohIi[i<j current numbers of the Chrosiclb is sold at the
ofBce for 30 cents. Volumes bound for subscribers at $1 25. The first and
second volumes of the Cuboxiclb are wanted by the publishers.
The
the
volume
since 1865.
CaHsir.KciAi.iiND Financial Obbohioli, delivered by carrier
tooity sii^ysorlbers.ana mailed to all others, (exoliulre of poetage,)
Postage
up
volume; and the heavy
taken place.
Tai
WOLIAM B. DANA,
OfW «. TLOYD, JB.
Now
On
bring the conviction that these estimates are exaggerated.
its
TEBMS OF SUBSCSIFTION-PATABLB IH ADVARCS.
For One Year
For Six Months
7A« Chroniclb wilt be sent
aggregate
these figures and the other data
the calculation,
in
think gold should go
ThiOomxergial AND FINANCIAL Chromicle isissued every Satur- circumstance.
the latest
at present.
the
the former date gold
Our currency during
day morning, with
1865 and
we showed,
as
published, showing the
B39
Prices Current
€l)rontcU.
®l)e
in
lately
our paper currency was $1,048,261,304.
$762,832,066.
Quotations of Stocks and Bonds
BST
Railway News
528-9
State
I
liatlonal Banks, etc
we
founded on the figures
when
was but 1,050 millions, the
Hence the true volume of
price of gold was 200.
the currency might then be fixed at 500 millions, which
millions
as
the
present volume
might give 580
demanded by the increased business of to-day. This estimate would give a much higher premium for gold, and
the
volume of
the currency
money market, and thus to facilitate the negotiation of the
new loan, various expedients will be resorted to by the would cause it to range above 1 32. On this point, however,
Treasury, and that among these means an inflation of the the conjectures are innumerable, and the most careful esti
currency will very probably be favored. In what way this mates are little better than conjectures. The agitation of
inflation b to be effected does not appear.
It is enough for
these conflicting opinions, however, has a sensible effect on
the purposes of the speculators to suggest the probability of the transactions of Wall street, and the active export movethis e.xpansion, and without any regard to the real values of ment has tended to give additional firmness to the quotations.
the several stocks, a multitude of credulous buyers rush into
From these and other causes the subscriptions to the new
the market to give a further impulse to the mounting tide of loan have fallen off*, and will probably come in slowly until
advancing quotations.
The speculative mania has been the bonds are ready for delivery. There is an ucexpected
more quiescent in the gold market, but there are not wanting delay in the printing. The bonds were to be ready by the
significant indications of a change.
The events of last week, 1st of May. But a letter from Mr. Boutwell says ihat they
when the unexpected Treasury sale of 4 millions broke the will not be completed till a fortnight later, and it is scarcely
comer which was then manipulating, are not yet quite forgot- probable that any large amounts will be ready for a month
but the movements for some days past have indicated a
very firm market, while the heavy bids on Thursday for the
Treasury gold, and the largo exports of to-day, give new
late the sale of this
evidence that the premium
to
ten
;
down
is
likely
rather to
go up than
to
come.
With
a view to counteract existing obctacles and to stimu
new
loan,
Mr. Boutwell has determined
adopt a new method for the payment of the interest on
such of the bonds as are registered.
Much
trouble and
:
THE CHRONICLE.
518
inconvenience will thus be saved to the people.
to
pay
The plan
AIiTKBATIONB IN THB BBITIBH TAXES
Kepeilea or
Reduced.
is
the interest by a cheque to the order of the Treasurer
by mail
of the United States, sent directly
of the bondholder,
who
Cnstoms
to the address
be freed from the necessity
will thus
to attend in person as at present at the office of the Assistant
Of
Treasurer in order to collect their interest.
[April 29, 1871.
TO
1855
1869.
Actilal
Imposed.
Diminntion.
£18.092.010
£2,836,484
£9,2i56,626
4.441,000
20,315,000
1,411,983
2,350,000
4,153,000
10,300,000
411,200
288,000
10,015,000
1,411,983
1,938,800
£17,700,684
£22,909,309
Excise
Income Tax
Other Taxes
Stamps
£40,609,993
course, this
improved method applies to the registered bonds only. For
the coupon bonds no Such arrangement is necessary.
It has been a matter of surprise that so few of the savings
banks of this city have subscribed for the new bonds. The
TBOU
Notwithstanding the heavy amounts of repealed taxation,
and the supplementary vote in 1868 and 1869 of nearly 35
millions of dollars for the Abyssinian expedition, there
was a
year ago in the British Exchequer a surplus of ^32,847,500,
They can gain larger profits which was the largest ever known. The balance is now but
by taking bonds and mortgages or by investing their funds 10 millions, and will be reduced to 4 millions by the remis-
reason, however, is obvious.
in railroad bonds, of
which there are large
which pay larger rates of
be gained upon government securities.
these savings banks are compelled to act
in
Wall
street,
interest paid
among
by
depositors and
to
amounts
offering
interest than can
To some
by
thus
extent
the high
the active competition
the banks, which have increased of late with unex-
ampled
The uncertainty of
rapidity.
however,
mach
movements of
the gold market has,
do with the present hesitancy in the
to
the
new
And
loan.
to several departments of
not less repressive
it is
commerce and
sion of the house tax, conceded with a
tion of local taxation
for the readjustment of local
reason,
is
presence of a
deficit
Treasury has
Certificates of Indebtedness will
And
bank notes are issued.
even
reduced to 4 millions.
be called
undergone
vital
changes.
when
On
the situation
whole,
the
in as
we may
nor
case with considerable plausibility, those persons
their theories will
run inordinate
Nothwilhstanding
risks.
these risks are so obvious and so threatening,
we
facts sufficiently account for the deficit
for
are in-
some new resources
is
for the
revenue
deviate from the well-worn
By doing
fundamental
by a
so he showed neither
and,
farsightedness,
the
Mr.
the motive which prompted
tax, to
dubious and novel exaction.
originality
on
thus
is
of extraordinary
track of tried expedients, and to risk his popularity
he violated
act
She
fortifications.
millions of dollars
of the government.
safely infer that although the inflationists are arguing their
who
the British
Moreover, the recent war and the
What is not so clear
Lowe
to adopt a new
must
may have
then,
letting of old
new movement
this
disturbed prospects of European politics warn England to
if these certifi-
cates should be reissued hereafter, a considerable time
elapse before this can be done,
By
dwindling surplus of 10 millions of dollars
its
with 25
One of the facts relied on by the advocates of a high
expenditure.
These
premium is the increase of the currency by the issue of bank
and
for
the
necessity
notes.
This increase, however, is only nominal, for as we
fast as the
some unexplained
seemed to admonish the
evils alone for a while.
confronted
have shown.
taxes, for
pushed forward just at the very moment when the
remodel her army and extend her
trade.
view to the consolida
This scheme
on a symmetrical model.
what
principle of
worse,
is
conservatism,
which, for one or two generations has presided over the
British
system.
fiscal
Ever
since Sir
Robert Peel,
in pres
formed that a larger number of merchants and business men ence of a formidable deficit, proposed and carried the British
are " operating " in Wall street than have ventured there Income tax, thirty years ago, this impost has been an unfailing resource in all such emergencies as that which now
for several years.
At
torments the Chancellor of the Exchequer.
tax
LOWE AND GENKBAL PLEASONTON.
MR.
We have often derived valuable
During the
last
international
week, /or the
finance,
American impost, and
first
England has attempted
Mr. Lowe,
made
than the tax on matches, which
list
many more.
to
copy an
to incorporate with her fiscal system
the Exchequer, might have
of a long
from
is
In
making
attacks
it
first
this
was renewed, and again
It
it
and
has survived
First,
lets the
it
to
the
applies itself
poor go
free.
restores the equilibrium of the other parts of the
English tax system which press with undue force on the
poor.
Thirdly,
by experience
less
more
judicious selection
tion
almost the sole survivor
ties,
of objectionable minor imposts formerly levied
spite of all
In
to the rich, wIjo are able to pay,
the British Chancellor of
a
for three years.
present time for three simple reasons.
time in the history of Secondly,
a tax unknown elsewhere than in this country.
this novel experiment,
renewed.
hints for tax reform
abroad, and might with advantage borrow
was imposed
it,
to
the
income tax has proved itself
be capable of collecting more revenue with
derangement of industry than any other form of taxaknown in Great Britain. In spite of its inequali
therefore,
and of the vehement opposition made to
the income tax has survived; and although
Mr. Lowe did
under the pressure of our old system of war finance. Not.
withstanding the cable telegrams which have passed between
not, like his predecessors, resort to this metliod of extrication
Mr. Lowe and General Pleasonton,
and the goading of Mr. Disraeli and the opposition has
driven him, however rel ctantly, to take refuge in this old
tlie
unpopularity of the
proposed lax was so tumultuously demonstrated in Londo.i
fi-om
his
the public clamor,
deficit,
the force of necessity
and elsewhere that the Government deemed it best to recede, resource.
The income tax last year was 4 pence in the
and to add 50 per cent to the income tax instead. Thus ends, pound; and as 2 pence more is to be added, the pressure of
for the present, what has been called the " surplus period" the tax will be, as we have said, 50 per cent, heavier than
of the English Budget. For several years past there has last year. The tax will thus have undergone 15 changes
been an uninterrupted reduction of the burdens of the British
since it was first imposed in 1842.
Sir Robert Peel first
1862 the amount of taxes remitted was fixed it at 7 pence in the pound, which is equivalent to
$13,447,790, of which the paper duty was 17,750,000. In 2*9 16 per cent. This rate was maintained till 1854, when
1863 the taxes repealed amounted to 11,768,355; in 1864 it was doubled to meet the expenses of the Crimean war.
to $23,231,595; in 1865 to $16,771,920; in 1860 to In 1855 it was raised to 16 pence, or 6'66 per cent.
On the
$26,724,905; in 1867 to $3,007,310; in 1868 to $1,575,000, close of the war the rate of 7 pence was restored. Ini 1858
and in 1870 to $24,243,350. To enable the Government to it was reduced to 5 pence, or 2'083 per cent in 1859
remit from 1855 to 1859 203 millions of oppressive tax i- the rate was 9 pence, or 3'750 per cent; in 1860, 10 pence,
tion, there was a necessity to impose 88 millions of other or 4'166 per cent
in 1861 the rate of 9 pence was restored,
taxes, so that the net gain to the people in repealed duties and in 1863, 7 pence. In 1864 the tax was 6 pence, or 2-50
was 115 millions of dollars, distributed as follows
percent; ir 1865, 4 pence, or 1-666 percent. In 1867 it
taxpayers.
In
;
;
:
— —
.
:
—
—
.
THE CHRONICLE.
April 29, 1871.]
.
619
was raised to 5 pence, or 2083 per cent. In 1808,
|ience money current re<[ulrea, as we lately showed, a much larger
was the rate; in 1809,5 ponce; in 1870, 4 pence, and in period for its completion ; except the April drain, which,
1871 it will 1)6 5 pence once rnoro, wliicii i«2 per cent, or ^ being more local, resembles in its swiftneM the rpiarterly
money market, and is o(t«n over in
more than a fortnight. Un the whole, the Britieh
Accustomed as method of Treasury payments does not work much more
balance of 110 smoothly than our own much abused Sub-Treaeury lyatem.
por cent below the nito of the United States income-tax.
To many
kept
we
persons
may seem
it
British Troasury
in the
is
so small.
are to sec in Mr. Boutwell's reports
a>
drains of tho Knglisli
balance
strange that the
millions of gold and 10 or 12 millions of currency,
it
U
his
spoken
way with
so meagre a bnlancc that 33 millions
ever known.
of as the largest
large balance
lies in
The
is
our
neci^ssity for
the peculiarities of the
Another suggestion from the
not
apparent how the English Chancellor of the Exchequer can
pay
little
European countries,
Sub Treasury year
300
is
i'l
a very elaborate speech
compels the deposit
millions a year more.
the Treas.iry vaults of
European nations there
meiits
use
the
banks,
monies
all
England and
no such separation. The govern,
and tho need f«r a complicated
In
in
other
is
like that of our Sub
Bank of England, for
example, receives from the collectors of taxes all the Government revenues and pays out all the Government
expenses.
These payments are made for llie most part every
and
sometimes mischievous system
Treasuries
three
does
exist.
The
months, and cause a quarterly tide
money market,
ward
not
in
London
the
similar to those recurring outward and
with which
currents
our
own
is
have often had to complain of the derangement of the
monetary equilibrium caused by our Treasury. Under the
English system similar complaints are not unknown, as may
view of the cast-iron policy of the Bank of
on which it attempts
Hence we have
millions.
ClU.NGES
m
TUB
PAYMENT or INTEREST OS THE BKITISB NATIONAI. DEBT.
Annuities.
litles
Total
£5,932,556
l,Wi
.
Exchequer
Annuities (1885)
Savings BanliS (1886)
Kcd Sea
Total
Norfolk..
much more
paid out by the
Bank of England
twice as
much
for the ordinary
due quarterly.
approved.*
Jacksonville The Fifth National Bank of Chicago,
National Bank
approved in addition to the Metropolitan National Bank of New York.
The National Gran The National Exchange Bank of BoaiteBank
ton, approved in place of the Suffolk National Bank of Boston.
The National Bank. The State National Bank of New Orleans, approved.
The Madison NafI The Third National Bank of Cincinnati, approved.
Bank
The Union National The National Park Bank of New York,
approved.
Bank
Jefferson
Kentucky—
Ifichuiond
..
.
.
Louisiana
New
Orleans...
•
The
1
of New York, revoked.
Neir National Banks.
the only oatioQal bank orfranized
Central National
is
Bank
since the
13tli of April, 1871
Official
No.
812— The First National Bank of Cassopolis, Mich, Anthorined capital,
$50,000 paid in capital, $50,000. Asa Kingsbury, President C. W.
;
:
Kingsbury, Cashier.
Authorized to commence business April
18, 1871.
These payments occasion a large temporary
The
withdrawal of money from the bank.
by the
falls
BBDEBMIXa ASBST.
The
Texas-
1
expenditure nf the government, a large part of which
These weekly changes are
ac:ordance with an arrangement tnad*
proTSd.
Tho following
is a1.so
Uedeeiuing Agents of Natioosl
The First National The Importers' and Traders' Natloiial
Bank
Bank of New York, approved.
TheKlcUand Nat'l The Tradesmen's Nntiooal Bank ot
Bank
Pittsburg, approved, and also the
Fourth National Bank of New Tork,
£5,515,482
Besides these disbursements, there
AGENTS OP NATIUNAL BiNKg.
io the
MAJCB OV BAHK.
B7!l
5,458
467,900
6,307
238,013
a!2,886
18,000
.
Annuities, Great BriUin.
in the
The First National The Tradesmen's National Bank of
Bank
Philadelphia and the National Mscbanics' Bank of Baltimora, ap-
Virginia-
Quincy
Reduced Three Per Ccnta..
Exchequer bonds (18S;l)
unexampled
is
with the Comptroller of the Currency.
Massachusetts
£2,864,339
changes
furnifheil liy, an.l published in
April and October.
10,574
4 J31
+4,048
27,014
NewS^PcrCenU
New 2<i Per Cento
power
Banks since the 13th of April, 1871.
Michigan—
NewSPerCents
500 millions a year, or
to raise
REIiEiiiiUlltIG
t'olluwing are the
ments which disturb the Bank of England and the British
Schoolcraft.
Ohio—
mojey market. In 1868 the amount's were reported as
Mansfield...
follows, exclusive of floating debt and interest on deficiency
Illinois—
bills, amounting in 1868 to £213,075
Jacksonville..
Xcw 3 Per Cents
the other hand, our Federal taxes are but
records of any European nation.
its business.
The half-yearly interest on the National
debt forms one important part of those government pay
£5,84e,689
Thus the 33^ millions of our British
585 millions of dollais a year, or 16
material wealth and productive
to do
Conaols
Mr.
showed, 226
and are likely to be still further reduced, while
taxes do not probably amount to much more than
arid the insufficient coin balance
January and July.
lately
in-
money market
We
in
it
an aver.ige of $12 82 per capita, from 30 millions of people,
whose resources are multiplying, and whose growth ia
The
be supposed
this country
millions,
our local
200
raise
On
dollars a head.
familiar.
Ebgland,
in
cousins have to
300
ol
Britain iur the current
millions of dollars, the local taxes being, as
Gosehen,
in
increasing; that
The budget of Great
diminishing.
system, whicit separates the Treasury from the banks, and
belonging to the Government.
facta before us is the gratify-
ing fact that while the tax rate of England, aa of other
fact that
much
of this
money
is
enhanced
Lease ol the United Companies of New Jrera«r.-Tha nnited
who
money by
New Jersey are about to pass under the control of the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company, tlie committees appointed by the
directors of the Pennsylvania Company and the New Jersey Companies having, it is understood, fully agreed to the terme, after
long-pending negotiations. The united companies comprise the
effect is
paid to persons
have no banking account and keep part of ihe
them. Moreovnr, whether they keep ank accounts or
I
not^
the recipients of these quarterly payments, and also the
railroads of
Now Jersey Railroad and TransjOTrtation Company, the Camden
and Amb.)y Railroad Company, the Philadelphia and Trenton
Hence tho drain for currency Railroad Company, and the Delaware and Raritan Canal Company.
to make than is usual here.
of the lease, the Pennsylvania Company agrees to
which is here more irregular occurs in L itidon once a quar. By the terms
take the property and franchises of the united companies, to aasame
And investigations show that it amounts to £1,830,000 all their obligations, and to pay dividends of ten per cent per
ter.
upon their capital stock. These terms will shortly be
for each ot the April and July quarters, £2,270,000 for the annum
submitted to tlie stockholders of the New Jersey Companies for
January quarter, and £1,370,000 for the October quarter. approval. The lines leased to tho united comi>anie8, extending
business community, have
These figures
much
larger quarterly
are, of course, subject to variations
payments
from
tern
But it is well to truce the unifuniiiiy of such
Mr. Patierson, who read an inieresting paper
on this subject a year ago before tlie Lonlon Satistical
Society, tells us that, however large these quarterl) drains
of currency from the Bank of England may be, the extra notes
soissied tind their wny back to the b:ink in three weeks time
porary causes.
phenomena.
after floating
in
tlie
current of tho general circulation and
passing throu:;h a multitude ot hands.
In "his country the
over nearly every county in the southern part of the State, will
Ertning
also be under the control of the Pennsylvania Company.
Post.
New
Torit City Debt.—The following
principal and interest of bonds and stocks
is
a statement of the
;
UlTf
Principal, Including temporary loans
Interest on the same
and
trust
oooanta
(S0,4ST,H4 Bl
l,*!,!** 41
oouhtt.
Principal
Inlercston tho same
«
•"'SSS'2
en,!^ S8
principal the Commissionere of the Sinking Fund
hold $17,784,068 1, and the interest on this amounts to $371 ,801 05
Of the alwve
+
:
.....
IHE CHRONICLK
620
STATE—THEIR
NATIONAL BANKS OF EACH
[April 29, lb71.
CONDITION MAECH
1871.
18,
We
are indebted to the Comptroller of the Currency for the following reports of the National Banks of each State and
redemption city at the close of lusiuess ou Saturday, the 18th day of March, 1871. The returns of the cities are not
included in the Stales of which they are a pari
BESOUBOBS.
New
City
Rhode
MassaNew
Hampshire.
Maine.
Vermont.
Connecticut.
chusetts.*
of Boston.
Island.
York State.
$11,479,787 14
40,070 47
8,3t)il.250 00
470,000 00
341,450 00
390,142 79
1,H14,419 81
Due from redeeniing and reserve agents
117,963 23
Due from other National Banks
21,878 29
Due from State banks and bankers
209,813 89
Real estate, furniture and fixtures
30,655 91
Current expenses
1.3,809 75
Premiums
Checks and other cash items
282,879 67
Exchanges for Clearing House
189^383 '66
Bills of other National Banks
1«8 00
Bills of State banks
26,9:j8 89
Fractional currency
25,572 67
Specie
995,804 00
Legal tender notes
Loans and discounts
Overdraft*.
U. S. bonds to secure circulation
U. S. bonds to secure deposits
U. S. Ijonds and securities on hand
Other stoclis, bonds and raort«jages
—
$4,920,929 06
14,701 46
4,880,000 00
475,000 00
128,150 00
212.234 60
1,194,980 72
61,130 79
0)
.37,1
1.311,010 29
41,*!4 38
3,629 13
74,692 19
$7,(X19,951 76
131,507 00
121,345 00
8:J,«82
27
7,178,900 00
300,000 00
379.05 00
Wt.Sm 00
l,in3,2:« 44
87,191 97
19,1H8 47
18.5,478 41
18,988 22
94,775 94
117,297 71
$79,453,559 27
16,931 84
29,821,6,50 00
8.50,000 00
$52,081,549 56
126,585 30
34,9!)9,450 00
l,2:i5,t)00 Wl
2.573,.".00 00
905.277 9.)
7,.58T,188 12
3i)4,5MJ 98
172,127 11
1 252,562 39
389,921 03
19,877 00
525,362 63
1,930,000 00
425,369 06
11,842,.373 .36
$31,941,826 20
127,593 30
$22,778,086 95
17,076 47
14,699,600 00
260,000 00
123,000 00
292,206 03
2,046,906 40
425,276 74
80,2.38 97
566,447 08
123,461 61
79,649 44
537,919 53
19,92i 1,500
420,000
735,950
758,876
5,141,9S6
21
85
00
8,022,626 56
1.34,458 16
1,607.*14 31
744,253 OT
35,885 00
470,313 11
5,803,628 22
1,770,536 00
190 00
106,288 46
2.082,004 52
9,138,798 00
135,000 00
3,335,000 00
75,000 00
$24,836,347 01 $12,805,054 60 $18,270,576 16 $107,579,905 77 $152,057,288 94
$43,096,269 67
796,506
17
161,773
165,838
4,057,779
226 00
10,288 14
28,900 81
459.460 00
21,017 67
42,914 31
622,159 00
00
00
204,664
2,245
53,086
44,184
1,337,220
l,52(i,42:j
201,189
822,7b0
170,533
42,72S
543,030
00
00
67
78
00
00
00
(0
24
70
46
18
15
65
51
91
00
00
19
50
00
304,950
331
66,805
116,882
2,150,647
$63,048,708
483,069
33,171,100
1,570,500
1,499,000
01
.3,15.3,006
36
85
93
87
42
84
98
72
00
00
00
12,206,257
1,519,713
792,196
2,003,390
601,384
217,985
1,838,895
97
667,648
3,118
205,054
445,281
5,304,755
00
00
57
60
00
Clearing House certiflcates
Three per cent
5,000 00
certificates
Total
$9,125,(100 no
1,502.137 84
1,006,061 23
Capital stock
Surplus fund
Undivided profits
National hank notes outstanding
State bank notes outstanding
Dividends unpaid
7,375,762 00
47,471 0<)
99
38,.333
Individual deposits
United States deposits
Deposits of U. S, disbursing officers...
Due to National banks
Due to State banks and bankers
Notes and bills rediscounted
Bills payable
Total
* Ezclasive of Boston.
4,940,331 41
112,644 13
30:j,070
182,920
39.149
36,204
40
90
83
36
32
00
90,001 00
$4,833,000 00
707,724 83
4.30,449 86
4,256,889 00
20,424 00
19,089 04
2,285,323 76
109,307 72
67,221 70
6<i5 44
1,825 63
5,133 62
LIABILITIES.
$7,510,012 50 $39.,222,000
1,072,481 27
9,,967,8;32
382,.363 16
4,,581,771
6,221.049 00
30 ,'i60,.'>49
SM,422 00
190,032
8,fi:« 03
90,437
2,604,321 84
21 ,16.3,826
75.'.>41 53
439,782
113,195 09
271,570
21,005 83
700,741
11,593 91
99,144
.3,500 00
44,213
222,000 00
36,000
00
06
.35
00
00
02
07
47
33
21
40
27
00
$17,800,000 00
10,.301,992 61
4,877,588 80
23,0;39,062 00
89,375 00
39,991 73
47,564,:M1 49
8,213 79
$20,364,800 00
2,117,986 20
14,381,696 25
2,554,427 25
874,847 61
341,011 72
$24,836,347 01 $12,805,054 60 $18,270,576 16 $107,579,905 77 $152,657,288 94
t
9o,oo6'6o
00
98
$36,093. 41 00'
1,550,,323 31
4,310, 217 03
28,701 ,524 00
$25,0.56.,820
.^,373.!,517
1.444,999 71
12,720,023 on
17,341 ,997 00
229,,708 00
146 915
82,400
5,480,363
8V.249
00
10
05
54
.34,873 84
101, 801 57
13,040,,989 81
202, 396 05
103.,064 93
I,5ti7:,820 81
308, 619 10
29, 2S7 43
176, 000 00
6,918;i;3a« fl»
422,,7S4
102. 185
46,549,,098
650,,593
132,,243
CO
95
5X
60
29
2,423 921 72
1,253.,980
528,,285
78
83
542, 699 03
$63,082,343 99 $129,311,666
$43,090,269 67
Exclusive of
590,000 OO
$05,082,346 99 $129,311,006 82
New York City and Albany.
BESOUKCES.
Ci ty of
Loans and discounts
Overdrafts
U. 8. bonds to secure circuVn
U. S. bonds to secure depos*8
U. 8. bonds & secures on hand
Other stocks, bonds & mort's
Due f'm red'm'g & res've ag'ts
Due from other national Vkh,
Due from State b'kh & b'kers.
Real estate, f urnit'e & fixfs..
Current expenses
Premiums
Checks & other cash items..
Exchanges for Ciear'g House.
Bills of other national banks.
Bills of State banks
Fractional currency
Specie
Legal tender notes
Clearing House certificates..
Three per cent certificates.
.
New York
$194,461,344
141,159
39,296,900
700,000
9,586,700
6,184,983
9(i
92
00
00
00
83
9,896,668 80
1,829,167 56
7,990,340 91
1,34.3,676 75
1,324,982 05
1,.589,240 80
84,017,885 67
2,305,428 00
4,.3(>5
349,5.J8
19,911,767
24,455,97 S
18,370,1100
0,270,000
00
89
25
00
00
00
New
Albany.
Jersey. Penn!.ylvania.* Philadelphia.
),732,1I8 46 $22,12.5,422 05 $:35,922.388 35 $39,088,95) 88
22,017 13
29,071 30
2.50,025 90
10,247 40
00
300,000 00
109,350 00
,5.37,978 59
2,799,528 52
873.872 40
107,854 09
222,000 90
5,360 32
6,9S6 79
4.30,099 34
30,157 95
85.988 00
1.209 00
24,783 03
2,151,.'j00
11,024,950 00
305,000 00
214,1110
4.-«),979
4,022,780
927,483
451,928
1,131,502
149,995
70.555
767,324
00
72
00
07
87
00
02
93
21
309,396 00
1,150,377 00
00
74,945 57
05,294 29
1,886,846 00
205,000 00
190,000 00
10,.528 .56
4.55
Surplus fund
Undivided profits
National bank notes outstd'g
State bank notes outsumdiug
Dividends unpaid
Individual duposits
U. S. deposits
JDep's of U. S. disburs'g offic's
Due to national banks
Due to State banks & bank's
Notes and bills re-discounted
Bills payable
$73,4.35,000 00
19,160,671 11
9,913,7,57 17
1,787,961
1.027,024
1,495,821
440,683
103,813
493,105
508,036
2,955
132,226
104,702
4,093,058
00
00
07
27
00
570,000 00
1.58.5,263
784,8.14
1,868,0.39
460,751
127,924
365,224
6,767,081
589,442
S,125
152,829
411,931
Overdrafts
U.S. bonds to secure circu'ii.
U.S. bonds to secure depo's.
U.S. bonds &secu' son hand.
Other stocks, bonds* mort's.
Due from red. & res. ageuts.
Dlie from other nat'l banks.
Due from State b'ks & b'krs.
Real estate, furni'e & fix's.,.
Current expenses
9, ,599
KM
I
380
20,919,887 00
150,516 00
102,229 19
24,3.32,904 90
4:14,717 21
17,393 38
1,179,746 97
335,113 91
188,462 04
67,262 44
5(),905
82,9,S9
124,101
2,181,875
524,927
7.5,087
1,087,946
256,:i35
56,5:37
37,152
Premiums
Checks and other cash items.
Exchanges for clear'g house.
Bills of other
Bills of State
banks.
Virginia.
$5,442,003 36
169,423 85
2,874,000 00
252,000 00
1,000 00
63,382 28
560,789 40
W.
Virginia.
80
38,715 98
2.-2,-i8,000 00
200.000 00
1 8,200 00
187.001 01
298,178 72
RESOUBCES.
N. Carolina.
78
33
89
40
38
71,:i68 18
249,6 5 .38
123,345 07
134,404 10
85
$1,682,064
28,945
1,008,100
130,000
62,700
292,518
273,783
26,934
121,894
374,:i67 81
0!)
1.30,804
58,451 77
84,:)99 03
241,748 52
30.217 67
30,257 99
54,151 18
21,072
94,106
22,160
271,808 00
62,279 00
15,980 00
15,346 25
82.383 96
615,171 00
00
63
23,:172 95
346,202 00
124,288
258,397
293,188
18,418
6,949
91
998 36
111,418 23
505,813 82
100,223 00
2,430 00
40,215 96
89,204 65
1,9C8,998 00
:i8
360,000 00
l:!0,:J80 .50
14,274 18
1.5,313 64
34,723 49
22,701
2,123
8,380
2,814
172,974
no
00
34
35
00
11,:J80,7.32
81,002
84,933
39,000,422
71,898
$3,2(ifl,.50:l
;13,729
199,.500
61
78
00
00
00
55
48
68
37
00
70
98
03
00
00
82
79
05
5,576,454 34
1,149,500 53
913,888 32
4i.3.171 07
30,2.3 02
8,9*1 47
I
S. Carolina.
$l,8t>2,.50n 71
13,6-i4 54
712,000 00
$4,596,502 72
Georgia.
96
44,427 59
1,901,000 00
$437,408 42
7,4.50 93
504,000 00
$2,7'J0,971
Alabama.
1,000 00
107,008 32
800 00
31,148
(;o
71,275 no
1:M,713 01
154,098 89
60,8:10
42
3.56,217
72,127 .33
25,959 25
110,844
28,129
88,866
100,491
3:11,318 09
23
90,690 81
.30,7,56
08
40
48
24
28
2.3,609 47
202..506 86
53,2:18 71
9,807
52,591
11,601
14,890
60,930
64
67
00
88
46
49,947 00
316,268 00
810 00
399 00
6,088 98
115,652 79
.30,666'
66
2,54.5,.547
00
254,000 OO
750,000 OO
10,.32O
43,.336
286,227 OO
100,000 00
$7,335,025 23 $35,766,330 08
New
Orleans.
$3,049,003 04
9.018 53
1,723,000 00
4,000 00
47
606 700 40
ISI.liOl 04
251,400 95
39
69.078 93
101,010 11
718,043 90
a36,(10:l
miMi
Texas.*
$368,560 87
10,.573 :i5
500,000 00
75,000 00
800 00
18,320 00
74,907 99
59,601 33
14,-282 01
47.018 95
1.3,.501
58
19,784 69
8,799 06
2,784 03
326,256 88
126,608 OO
$7,002,999 24
$1,624,177 30
$8,649,279 70
$1,713,076 74
$2,1.50,000 00
$50n,000 00
:«,042 34
22,091 08
381,780 00
00
48
$300,000 OO
31,799 29
36,897 12
315,106 00
$4 ,666,273 10 $ll,27-2,.583 84 $7,257,:i59 03 $4,299,666 01 $3,638,856 62
• EicluBlve of the San Antonio National Bank from which no report iias been received.
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock
$1 ,050.000 00 $2,989,450 00 $2,296,000 00 $l,n83,n00 00 $1,211,000 00
Surplus fund
260,000 no
290,219 41
274,888 35
70,787 35
143,45:1 83
Undivided profits
57.387 2i
200,020 92
99,094 63
142,8:18 65
88,664 .35
National b'k notes onts'ng..
8-36,423 00
2,621,285 00
1,938,241 00
827,155 00
548,470 00
State bank notes outs'ng
Dividends unpaid
5,i:i0 no
1.3,146 .50
1,'205 00
78,400 00
612 00
Individual deposits
2,16'J,112 ,56
4,184,:123 :i3
1 690.379 70
1,767,062 54
1,512,634 08
U.S. deposits
21-2,8:10 12
70,.36l (iO
17:3,144 32
88,900 83
Dep's of U.S. disb'g officers..
.54,0 (i 1.)
110,082 :i4
.30,318 38
Due to national bauks
500,557 30
283,:190 .44
91,079 00
110.705 38
29,980 23
Due to State b'ks A Bankers.
40,463 78
13,i)21 66
135,:123 17
:J8.:i!3 51
67,515 61
Notes & bills re-discounted..
84,8.50 00
2:11,552 72
112.092 77
Bills piyuble
100,000 00
20,000 00
7,600 no
18,701 15
2,.582
19,72-.
'"35'66
02:
ln,275 11
83,a38 17
982,216 no
21,919 64
91,022 72
749,281 00
83,5.38
.
.
160,000 00
20.000 00
50,000 00
Total....
Total
102,.577 89
19,.565 23
87. .592 28
1,791,0:10 61
5,919 43
19,295 ,38
179,467 00
6.588 42
18,938 25
150,800 00
.
01
18,203 81
S6,98J 60
46'863'66
93
69
6,632 28
148,894 99
440,254 00
319,678 31
72,919 18
523,887 37
00
38,700 no
......
Fractional currency
Specie
Legal tender notes
Clearing house certificates.
Three per cent certiflcates
32
4i
84
76
150,000 00
277,741 00
.
950 00
841,719 32
l,88:i,0(j5
16,021 83
30,014 03
399,214 00
10,000 00
$29,129,916 26
109,024 00
.
banks
13
80,000 00
129,170 00
2,955 00
r.at'l
23
$7,335,025 23 $35,766,330
15,788,900
145,:M9
190.400 00
38,620 00
174,781 13
66
194,908 19
700,155 08
129,117 61
330,:359
039,598
114,578
96.89 i
134 075
30,270
3,204 01
7,P82,000 OO
400,000 00
$2,348,217 00 $10,891,"85 OO
412,072 82
1,925,991 19
2:12,703 18
82:1,989 01
7,o:i5,972 aa
1,703,702 00
11,528 00
123,027 00
17,080 35
37,018 53
2,.351,.338 98
11,839,730 OS
51,978 36
106,484 90
41930 16
2,48^.390 'si
07,810 25
34,621 13
396,141 25
6,989,081
200,(H)0 00
11
4«,706 89
2,008,7.50 00
1.50.000 00
2(10.350 00
$4,590 502 72
107,904
Washington.
16
191,850 00
76,795 64
1,944,188 10
Baltimore.
$1,528,185 00
351,667 04
71,040 81
1,287,950 00
14,:i09 00
9,301 78
1,113,9:M 20
37,057 21
1,475 12
1M,:J49 78
16,623 78
20,
:l,213
$1,204,041 09
.36,189 45
950,000 00
87
06
00
00
80
09
4,02'.l,^29 00
1 97.5,000 00
4,910,000 00
Total
$430,123,046 48 $15,896,312 74 $44,2.37,835 89 $79,714,104 24 $82,767,523
"
* Exclusive of Philadelphia and Pittsburg.
e <of the City of Baitiniore.
t Exclusive
Loans and discounts
.3:j
2,613,286 27
1,84.3,840 34
25,913 57
$9,000,000 00
2,:m1,198 36
774 028 83
6,(:44,901 00
13,715 00
23,905 23
8,912,862 41
1,887.226
73,965,585
21,796,747
00
60
77
77
23
67
72
91
Mnrvland.t
$2,990,2:15 87 $17,741,070 71
$29,129,916 26
00
189,188 50
199,295,650 51
204,237 88
5,24'J,0.)0
7,668,500 00
Delaware.
$2,184,958 50
2,494 95
l,4.5;i,200 00
60,000 00
3,850 00
70,175 81
274,784 75
30,168 23
28,825 96
$79,714,104 24 $82,767,523 88
.LIABILITIES,
31,928,859 00
231,:i59
1,.587.350
1,216.662 32
00
225.000 00
900,700 00
1.3,3911,200
48,3.32 (i2
$2,6.50,000 00 $12,176,540 no $24,495,240 00 $16,437,470 00
2,7!I4,418 70
990,000 00
5,641,901 04
6,547,842 05
4-16,303
1,4.55,.302
1,835,728 16
1,741,084 23
$430,123,046 48 $15,899,312 74 $44,237,835
Total
Capital stock
23,880,550 00
891,000 (10
Pittsburg.
$14,485,000 21
$4,669,273 10 $11,272,583
M
$7,851,369 03
$4,299,666 01" $3,638,856 62
240,000 00
209,731 00
1,70:J,785
00
00
2,151,28:! 75
83,2-20 90
60,321 83
18
00
607,000 63
6,385 45
3,886,712 23
5,785 78
69,817 47
421,375 03
714,246 03
61,475 79
10,:102 13
.5,788 82
37,402 54
$1,684,177 30
$8,549,879 70
$1,713,078 74
1,0">5
194,884 41
86,917 23
$2,683,410
121,300
131,478
1,115,019
17.5,569
.3:1
60,000 00
$7,002,999 24
.
.....
.
THE CHRONICLK
April 29, 1871.)
l,<miiii
Arkanaaa.
f ra,«io
mid iU>C(iunU
M.4»
1-
«J,1(i7,498 61
74
«,71IBa8
I
ilttponltii
auo.omoo
M,OM>00
I
"ti liiiitil
4,480 00
'!';»
B0,m04
I'irclirn
Oil:
a,Mi«T
17,148 TO
Dua from
SItiii:
bka X
Real eaUUi, furniturr.
Current exponsoa
I7,«aS4T
a7,«7»SS
l>'k«r«.
&, Ilxt'a
Bill of otlutr uatloiuU
M
4a9,4M
MO
a7,(uii
1W,7W
46, 140
08
n.OTDM
U
I
m
iw.Tn
181,
I06.0B0 80
>,«8ige
n
Chocka and other caab Itema.
Exchangea for clearing houae
ml
m») im
aB,5«s as
BU.miii
as
Premiama
00
^KIO.OOO
181,474 47
48,181
18a,08()44
7,TS1 35
naaotriioM.
Tiuniwace.
Ohiof.
»3,W«,M(U IH «18,«4«,)m (17
(H, 1811 H7
178,6*8 48
a,Uii,a8oao 14,8»R,«on no
!iao,flaaoo
e&t.iwo Ml
I'lmi mi
'I'M fdO 00
LonlaTlllK.
M
521
IB
90
74 88
,1
M
II
1112 (jh;
U,tl8» 18
17,847 IS
188,788 01
198,787
W
:ii,mb 14
a84,81S70
OtnclnnaU.
Cleveland.
•A,«»1,T41 66
8,44* 93
$4.8H»,»47 8«
00
a,im,aoo oo
800,00* «o
18,000 00
8,801,
am
744,080 00
817,880 00
41,846 Tl
M6^6l6
1,»9,664 tt
n
198,789
ia4,910 OS
I64,«!S 88
Mnka.
11,898 00
ga,!taBoo
10 00
11,680 00
303.661 00
1,14a 41
1,904 as
11,610 18
4,413 91
887,84a 00
1,189 8«
9,747 80
199,709 00
18,184 98
88,607 40
«,4e9 00
806 00
000,866 00
"8^60600
Total
«841,888»1
$9,808,988 68
$9,807,319 60
Capital stock
$900,000 00
$3,880,100 00
988,889 17
983,760 41
$960,000 00
147,379 38
84,979 83
801,441 00
00
00
78
18
00
185,000 00
448,818
4,899
94,777
80,938
9,786,899
il
1M,9U
>4»,689'ni
96,638 78
908,7*8 49
»4,486 7a
88,786
10,9MM
101/«81
»
9,890 77
«
81,S« 80
BiUa of SUte bauka
Fraetlonal currency
Specie
Legal tender notes
Clearing bouae certlflcatea...
Tbree per cent certlflcatea
nilnnla.t
M tl3,m,48B 81
w.iaoaa
79000
MUOO
13,093 68
37
1,064,498 00
18,798 98
8,888 89
706,000 00
190,000 00
130,000 00
6*>,976
7,Sl!l00 00
681,000 00
78
01
888JM81
n
«l
16
4a,4BI»>
77,489 00
197,701 00
00
00
00
6»
49
7*
870,186
(
9,7WI
86,088^
184,887
9,100,601
1
184,080
p
MA.'Wf ii
l,in*,984 80
7tl,(B8 78
6ai.«nii
it«,Mou
148,918
n
978,9m 00
a89,7«6 00
1*08
M
90,780
196,941 04
i,e«,a6tao
<
80,000 00
9B|on'o6
$»,a'a.M0 88 $49,304,536 60 $13,633,097 30 $10,97\3aa 88 $89,960,471 98 $98,80,118^
LIAJUUTUIa
Surplus fund
Undlvldoil prottta
Nat'l bank iioteK uutatandlng
State bnuk notes outstanding
Dividends luipaid
Individual ditposlts
34,881 88
88,904 87
138,014 00
131,477 71
60.389 81
93,210 86
U. S. dopositDepo'a of I'.S. disb'g ofncers.
Due to national bauka
Due to Slate banks bankera
994 00
80
A
Notes aud
bills
re-dlscouuted
a,961,U4 00
1,367 00
1,842,310 18
85,6aU 14
3,»!)9
$8,709,800 00|$l8,447,816|n
831.784 83
3,386,661 90
a97i973 16
1,987,818 96
9,086,184
1,961 00
.376,786 98
9,096
3,412,718
ira,899
185,794
198,456
100,831
88
193,030 86
190,871 34
16,998 00
173,896 42
$9,693,993 68
$3,597,319 69
63,0ea78
MBO'OO
Bills payable
Total.
$641,865 91
* Bxcluaive of City of LouisTlUe.
110
19,787,«66 00
66,308 00
7,680 85
$8,600,000 00
501,898 87
S14,97t 48
a,9es,*7»oo
761 lOQ
l^a33,34a 46
361,086 80
181,066 UO
316,637 30
981,068 96
98,780 04
8,719,964 91
116,896 66
80,896 89
673,000 00
6,834 00
:
8,990,877 4»
448,890 66
$3,800,000 00 $14,137,000 00
886,948 06
8,444,884 80
979,604 90
7n,90**8
1,988,190 00
11,844,6*7 00
10,130 00
601 00
18,141 1»
3,488,309 41
8,661,680 08
110,596 87
960,448 19
166,51* 09
988,083 <iO
149,6*1 63
146,513 71
137,683 93
360,008 18
155,876 00
18,000 00
142,000 00
46,000 80
$M88,U*4W
l,8ai,80»Sl
n»,8*8S8
0,731,044 00
1,791 00
^877 40
U.641,il98 17
517,074
267, ITU
47,581
106,471
80,1*8
868,800
41
47
W
4*
79
84
$9,a9a,M0 85 $49,394,636 69 $18,638,097 39 $10,375,303 98 $8».960,47Ue $38,e«l,780 »»
t Ezclosivo of Citiea of Cincinnati and Cleveland.
Ezdoalve of Chicago.
t
Hsaocmon.
Loana and diacoonta
Chicago.
Michigan.*
$18,180^7 16
$7,120,060 51
97,399 67
6,756,600 00
111,7.W 11
Overdrafts
U. S. bonds to secure clrcul'n.
U. 8. bonds to secure deposits.
U. S. bonds & »ecut's on tuind.
»<a,500
465,717
1,393,475
519,848
310,670
640,605
198,961
1US,889
63,564
989,306
601,533
Other stocks, bonds .fc mort's.
Due from red. & res. agents.
Due from other nat'l bauka.
State b'ks & b'kers.
Real estate, furniture, &c
Due fra
Current expcuaes
Premiama
Checka and other caah
iteuka.
Bxch'es for clearing house.
Bills of other national banks.
.
Bills of State
00
38
31
60
87
09
72
96
06
33
00
3,%7,650 OU
30,00000
37,400 00
190,430
1,013,946
348,741
81,354
365,790
77,973
67,034
131,983
22
63
09
97
81
67
07
86
163,868 00
Detroit.
$3,379,634 84
14,158 87
1,390,800 00
00
350,000
400
15,000
948,760
339,143
.13,616
00
00
38
106,363
37,353
14,750
48,033
83,149
27,937
16
99
38
66
00
66
83
00
Wlsconain.t
Mllwaakee.
$3,38U,6Ti
60,161
2,066,250
100,000
83.900
60.901
579,217
231,163
42,717
187,773
41,080
38,516
51,607
$1,061,484
9,369
735,000
300.000
8,200
15,400
286,257
77,634
18,877
99,671
15,569
16,847
14,884
79,649
7,910
68,234 00
banka
4^593 7«
Fractional currency
58
45
00
00
13,778'47
16,574 96
538,749 00
60,000 00
$34,988,660 04 $14,668,318 56
$7,065,977 19
130,170 24
4,638,855 00
310,000 00
Specie
Legal tender notes
TtSee per cent certlflcatea...
Total
34,563
33,819
893,866
30,000
38
36
OU
00
00
10
38
95
24
61
09
00
86
36 00
70
84
00
00
43
00
00
00
00
71
49
78
35
76
13
34
75
00
13,677'92
3,468 61
362,981 00
15,000 00
20,952
14,607
413,297
26,000
$7,366,137 38
50
Iowa.
$6,948,290
146,806
4,299,000
300,000
124,460
320,118
899,196
347,885
178,7»1
3»t,353
148,302
73,518
146,490
31
79
00
00
00
38
53
66
70
57
98
87
31
kb'sto'oo
i.aoi 00
46,019 95
58,686 »(
1,198,998 00
10,000 00
$4,036,788 77 $15,697,683 85
Hlnneaota.
Mlaeonri.t
$3,913,7*0 48
57,396 99
1,978^800 00
$3,6*8,188 71 $10,968,801 «8
33,»<0 37
31.114 34
1,606,400 00
4,186,880 00
100,000 00
38,560 00
73,880 00
337,041 07
87*1711*6
830,006 01
670,804 88
818/)0O0O
33,360
88,914
415,456
183,991
107,468
149,843
47,198
41,838
84,353
00
88
.33
86
84
86
09
11
171,43198
138,547 70
149,583 09
.
40,8M38
64
68,013 11
38,8W 10
96,865'66
103,544 00
40 00
30,371 14
16,366 96
439,628 00
89 00
9,466
94,853
416(811
10,000
18
Tl
00
00
St. LODla.
154,661 60
44l«8&^
7*18*8
168,488
MiA'
«
88,43148
408,708 08
184,384 00
8,410 00
17,377 28
78,814 77
1,010,966 00
356,000 00
$7,932,186 17
«6,«67,iy78 58$19.7e8,3ai (W
$2,030,000 00
340,310 9*
209,901 40
$1,736,330
310,786
168,539
1,352,308
LIABI1.ITIBR.
$4,868,254 00
1,176.473 10
:107,401 60
3,406,706 00
1,066 00
11,393 50
4,531.069 49
16,714 77
46,088 19
36,160
36,407 83
228,129 77
3,386 77
$1,750,000 00
386,000 00
251.999 41
1,107,661 00
^,988,560 04 $14,668,318 55
$7,065,977 19
$6,700,000 00
3,369,000 00
Capital atock
fuud
Undivided proflta
Stirplus
Nat'l
State
651,751 88
6,098,640 00
bank notea oatstanding.
bank notes outstanding.
Dividends unpaid
635 00
13,474,610 37
IndlTidu&l deposits
8. deposits
Deposits of U. S. dis. officers.
Due to national banks
Due u> State b'ks A bankers.
Notes and bills rediscounted.
V.
Bills
3,740,678 57
3,403,365 16
650,079 07
payable
Total
* Bzclaslre of Detroit.
M
t Exclusive of Uilwaokee.
460 00
3,6!M,1165 87
101,630 39
436,134 10
2^0,189 08
114,937 84
$3,136,000 00
423,179 75
190,756 50
1,815,896 00
93
08
»(
63
19,8m 03
64,202 83
5,000 00
3,622,433
43,034
50,287
3,999
$7,355,137 28
t Exclusive of
St
$750,000 00
203,793 06
61,506 22
658,085 00
4,347
823,573
415,006
3,718,203
1,565.704
168,637
163,416
256,163
5,849,610
91,775
180,493
76,092
66,431
48,200
10,000
11
13
69
Oe
219,479 46
00
07
58
00
3,19r7 00
69,171 58
l.J
21
26
91
13
00
00
99
37
02
89
56,358 00
1,666,186
1,380
1,754
3,099,759
121,314
113,061
00
00
361,604 68
31,600 60
9,923 00
$4,036,783 77 $15,697,682 85
$7,933,185 17
00 $6,610,300 OO
98
678,887 SO
87
880,768 71
00
3,646,166 00
818 00
1,137 00
34,133 40
1,490,874 61
29,803 01
8,688,410 86
75,488 45
100,077 50
778,4*8 64
96,1*9 31
49».oa»ao
3,570,806 70
986(60»46
$6,251,878 66 $19,7aa,88S 01
Lonia.
RSSOCTRCBS.
Loana and discoonta
Overdrafts
U. S. bds to secure clrculat'n.
17. S. bonds to secure deposits
U. .S. bds and sec'ties on nand.
Other st'cks.bds db mortgages
Due from red'fi: & reserve agts
Due fr'm other National b'nks
Due fnn State b'nkw A b'nk'rs
Real CfLale, furniture Jbfixt's
Current eiijenses
PremiimiH
Checks and other cash items..
Exchanges for clearing bouse.
Bills of other Nalional banka
Billsnf State hanks
Fractional currency
Specie
Legal tender notes
...
Clearing house certlflcatea
Three percent certlflcatea....
Kansas.*
Leavenworth.
Nebraska.
$594,403 64
16,343 80
385,000 00
$987,459 96
$837,394 03
160,000
5,400
16,636
146,360
167,776
48.444
45,389
15,143
33,639
00
00
13
43
83
01
05
39
64
8*,0T>66
80,886 00
8,076 91
3,000 43
133,331 CO
14,408
300,000
200,000
11,760
34,559
73,282
313,871
1,689
43,856
4,T37
90
00
00
00
95
87
09
63
67
28
19,959
400,000
400,000
9,800
141,096
359,166
19,4*3
23,076
96,846
12,911
17
00
00
00
71
06
30
83
31
96
37,»M 39
4,060 77
20,161 69
17^«6 bb
34i937°o6
11,635 65
1,163 50
113,606 00
*7°867i3
»,88«88
113,576 00
Oregon.
$446^1 24
11,3^ 36
250,000
50,000
38,050
82,3»t
140,434
3,408
30,214
6,207
1,945
00
00
00
31
73
44
67
16
64
350 07
431 16
1,185 00
88,311 88
64,666 00
California.
$109,913 SO
69,741 55
400,000 00
100,000 00
3,199 83
6,437 63
13,873 06
66
Colorado.
$707,866 00
33,085 48
354,000 00
150,000 00
120,200 00
14,888 65
268,134 69
158,841 16
41,061 87
58,940 00
10,618 53
3,800 00
UtMk.
$88,065 67
81,708 OS
150,000 00
20,076
800
1,981
117,838
11,063
Idaho.
$95,334 66
M8S 68
90,000 00
85
8,300 58
"MoDUna.
$160,318 44
3.8B9S4
80,000 00
30,000 00
3,048 88
88,883 86
00
66
73
41,5n 09
888*4
6,1«18
41
18,186 V7
U,788 8«
916 87
2*,08»48
1,4TO44
1,441 96
11,817 88
3,106 13
10,718 SI
8^867 40
60104
ion OB
>>,68100
'99000
46*00
454 00
4,414 85
31,603 *>
341 48
"80i'40
3^844 70
191,613 13
l,»t3 00
8,411 78
30,361 00
9,88*88
139,84*00
^06O0O
17,100 00
$90^6*l 84
$a,1*«,603 38
$406,««6 >7
$«l,8a0 74
IMUM H
360,000 00
100,000 00
7%«aoao
14,saBM
100,000 00
7,880 80
100,000 to
10^*0*
78,388 16
1,647 88
188,888 00
8,080
86,800 00
T1,M» jf
*44,*07 0B
80,817 t>
1**,SM88
8,118 87
Stttao*
. .
10,000 00
$1,841,660 81
Capital stock
480,000 00
Surplus fund
13,311 59
40,541 70
319,915 00
Undivided
proflta
National bunk notes ontat'd'g
State bank notes ontaUndIng
Dividends unpaid
Individual deposits
U. S. deposits
Deposits of U.S. dis'b'goffl'es
Due to national banks
Due to State bnks and bauk'rs
686,816 33
96,866 88
33*,068U
10,749 60
17,980 41
$1 190,071 17 $3>U,434
4fi
900,000
66,867
11,067
179,000
00
63
97
00
400,000
64.500
96,837
353,388
00
00
88
00
397,513
73,473
331,904
33,884
7,388
34
75
61
1,014,580
137,860
346.780
68,066
63,060
11,000
89
98
Notes and bills renliacouuted.
Billa payable
$1,845,660 81
• Exchulvaof
tbedtyot Lekvenworth
$1,190,071 17
370 00
06
67
01
96
87
$1,190,706 47
LlAB114TlXa.
350,000
6,000
66,890
313,680
00
800,000 00
00
1*
00
17,438 51
416,480 71
81,886 87
81\000 00
104,461 80
100^143 84
1,0I«,«19 88
106,600 74
U
10,07* TV
«1,8I1
W
18,60*99
8,748 96
1<T10 80
W
S4,ml6
148 88
$*,U8,aO*88
$4»tk«8B «I
80,841 84
00
$lk54a,484 4*
^-niwa-v
$1,198,708 47
$900,58184
$0^88814
tIM,3ain
.
:
THE CHRONICLE.
522
Cateat fHonetarp anfi Commercial
(ffnglial)
BXCHANGB AT LONDONAPRIL
. .
8
Tim.
BATB.
DATS.
short.
11.195<®12.0Ji
April 1*.
months.
26.65
@25.7U
13.11
@13.11)«
26.76
@25
Hamburg
((
Paris
Paris
Bjrlin
Frankfort
St. Petersburg
@
120^®
3ujj@
3
moi.
25.3fl®!5.41
13.7J»®13.73ii
April
14.
126.60
6.2.5J4
131
...
short.
119 11-16
3 mos.
31h®33
compared with the
48K%49
90 days.
3
mos.
86
8 mouths. 12.S2>4,ai2.87)«
3.27
6.27X
t*
Oadia
Lisbon
Milan
short.
3
mouths.
£
AprU
York....
14.
60 days.
bank post
110
other doposits
Bio de Janeiro
Bahia
Singapore
Hong Kong...
Ceylon
60 days.
Madras
X p. 0.
Sydney
[From oni
feature of the
week
98
94X
78s. 2d.
478. Od.
12Xd.
12)41.
Is. 3j^d.
4(8atl6
4,3116,239
18,1 l,6fi4
Coin and onllion
.
.
com
10,940, •'14
,
36.
6
mos.
Sp.
Coasols
Price of wheat
1*. lid.
40
for
London, Saturday, April 15.
the reduction in the bank rate of
discount to 3} per cent. Not many weeks since it Tvas anticipated
that, as the Franco-German war had been brought to a close, an
last
1870.
Bankminimum
Open-market
Is. 4d.
24,728',K(M
I). 94 01*18
21.861.917
12:985,697
31,090,866
13,023.406
92.324,(141
2X p. C.
9:j«
7d.
8d
43e
56s.
7Xd.
Is. Xd.
llKd.
Is. i^A.
accommodation at Bank and open market
compared with those of
coiTespondent.1
c.
11 Xd.
Is. 6d.
mule yarn
The quotations
p.c
i
91Ji
eOs. 9d.
Mid. Upland colion..
No
11,247,186
30,711,280
19,887,614
Bank rate
U. lid.
is
98H
5,»98,2ii6
S4Xa24«
dlB.
own
11,815,(08
30,06«,44a
8 p. e.
24.269,360
24>i@35
«(
Calcutta
8,180,787
16,958,7*3
4p. c.
24,948,595
Mch7l3. 90 days.
Mch.
U. lUHd.
Bombay
16,020.798
17,369,894
24,177,488
7,292,714
18 041,710
12 8 7,812
19,369,796
28,906,947
MaTT 9. 90 days.
Mch. 10.
4».Sd.
4«. 6d.
4 p. c dlB.
6
£
£
Government
26X
1871,
1870.
1869.
£
16,800,517 90,167 428
securities 12,876,158 I8,277,''«6
Other securities
18,623,873. 17,'.aj,821
Reserve of notes and
Valparaiso
Pernambnco..
The
bills
Pttblicdeposits
Jamaica
Havana
of
including
Circniation,
Naples
th«) state
:
1868.
186T.
ia^27.l0
Qenoa
New
five previous years
62X@52J<
27
be inferred that
accumulation of capital in the London market that even a good,
and healthy commercial business fails to check the downward'
movement in the rates.
The following statement shows the present position of the'
Bank of England, the Bank rate of discount, the price of Consols,,
the average quotation for English wheat, the price of MiddlingUpland Cotton, and of No. 40 Mule Yarn, fair, second qualitjr
BATK.
Nominal.
short.
Vienna
TIKB.
may
is
ably larger than at the corresponding date in the four previous
years. It may be contended, therefore, that our trade has improved, but that the continental troubles have produced such ani
LATBBT
OK—
it
by no means so bad as some would induce us to believe.
The securities held by the bank at the present time are consider-
our trade
KXCHANGB ON LONDON.
14.
[April 29, 1871.
" other securities," from which
JXms
RATBS OF BXOHANGB AT IiONDON, AND ON LONDON
AT LATEST DATES.
Amsterdam
Antwerp
:
,
year are
as:
1871.
1870.
1871.
Per cent. Per cent.
3 &... i>i& ..
rates:
i^&iX
8U and 60 days' bills 2X@S
3 &.... 3J^@2>«
3 months bills
I
,
follows
Per cent. Per cent.
months' ba'k bills s%@a
iH'f'-'fi
6 months' ba'k hills 8\@8X ft>i(Si
4 and 6 trade bills ..S}i(S>*
3 QSX
4
The rates of interest allowed by the joint stock banks and disupward movement in the rate of interest had been inaugurated count houses for deposits are as imder
1871.
1870.
The close of the war did, in fact, affect materially our position, and
3
lit
Joint stock banks
produced a considerable increase in the export demand for gold
call
la
Disc unt bouses at
3
wiih 7 days' notice
1\
Discount
houses
2)^
but when the outbreak at Paris took place all confidence in the Discount houses with 14 days' notice
iS
IJi
early restoration of credit in France was lost, and the export
The following are the quotations at the leading Continental
inquiry for go d immediately ceased. Since the rise of the Com. cities
r-B'krate-^ ^Op. m'kI->
,— B'krate— ^Op.m'kt—
mune to power in Paris, the accumulation of gold in the London
:
;
:
market has ben very great, and there is now no expectation tha
France will become a drain upon our resources, for, in consequence
of the grave position of affairs in that country, and of the uncer.
tainty with regard to the future, there can be but little hope that
English capitalists will venture upon investments or engage in
It seems, indeed, that we have
speculations connected with it.
entered upon a period of very low rates of interest, the duration
of which may be very considerable. The news from Paris and
Versailles appears to indicate that there is no great prospect of a
speedy termination to the dual government, notwithstanding the
assurances of M. Thiers that " the most perfect order reigns in
France, Paris alone excepted;" "that the government is pursuing
—
plan, and will only act when it shall consider that the right
time has arrived ;" and " that our army, tranquil and confident
awaits the decisive moment with assurance, and if the government
still delays to employ it, the object is to render the victory less
sanguinary and more certain." But even with the triumph of th
its
1870. 1871.
At Paris...... 3X
5
Vienna
1870.
6
nom. 3
6
5
4
Berlin
4
Frankfort. 4
8X
Amet'd'm. 3>f 3J<
6
Turin ... 6
—1871.
5
3V 8V
Hamburg.
2X
3X
St. Peters-
6
There has been very
3><i33
3
6
little
1870.
1870. 1871.
BrnsseU.. 2)i
Madrid ... 6
burg
s« 3V
6
m
6
8
4«
7-
— —
6
1871.
4
6
8«
alteration in the rates of foreignr
on Paris is qviite nominal, and for
three months paper on the French provincial cities it is 25.76®
but for HamItalian bills have been rather more offered
25.85.
burg and and Antwerp there has been a good demand.
Gold continues to flow into the Bank, there being no export
inquiry. Mexican dollars, however, are in demand for shipment
to the East, and are rather dearer. Annexedi axe the prices of
exchange.
The
rate for bills
;
bullion
SOLD
s.
per oz. standard.
Bar Gold
dQ
fine
do
Reflnable
do
do
peroz.
Spanish Doubloons
South American DonbloonB... do
do
United titates gold coin
BILYBR.
77
77
73
76
d.
d.
s.
—8X <a77
®—
11
®— —
- ®- _
8
®74
®— —
8
9
Government of Versailles over the Commune of Paris, questiottg
of serious import are likely to arise and to be discussed. Only the
s.
d.
B.
a;
3-16® 6
o«-.
per oz. standard
6
other day the National Assembly voted in favor of the free elec. Bar Silver, Pine
5
0J4 © 6 11-16,
do containing 5 grs. gold peroz. standard
do
tions of Mayors, which is one of the concessions demanded by the Fine Cake Silver
per Oii. no price. @— —
perez Itstprice. 4 U'% @ 4 10J<,
Dollars
rebels in Paris. M. Thiers, on the result of the voting being Meiican
The report of the directors of the Grand Trunk Railway Gom announced, threatened to resign his functions unless the vote wa^
of Canada states that after the payment of the interest en
pany
reversed, and the discussion which ensued resulted in a com.
first and second equipment mortgage bonds, a balance out of
promise, whereby the nomination of Mayors by the government the
half year's revenue of only £1,118 remains. This position of
should be confined to towns having 20,000 inhabitants and up the
is attributed to the circumstance that, owing to a ruinous
affairs
wards. France has evidently a great period of trial to pass through
competition, the Company has been compelled to accept low rates
but what is the Government to do, when all credit is lost and the
conveyance of merchandise, &c. Not long since a specu.
means of raising money is greatly reduced? The payment of the for the
lation was commenced in Grand Trunk securities, under the
first instalment of the war indemnity has been postponed until to.
that the interest on the first preference stock would be
morrow, and it is difficult to see how M. Thiers is better able to pro- impression
paid. The advance established has been very considerable, but the
vide the £20,000,000 now than he was on the 1st of April. Mean.
while the Prussian commander holding the St. Denis quarter of
Paris until that sum has been paid, has removed his headquarters
from Rouen to St. Denis, and has strengthened his position to an
important extent. It may be readily assumed, therefore, that great
and anxiety are attached to the news coming from the
French capital and from Versailles.
This week's changes in the bank returns are chiefly due to the
interest
The bank is in a very strong position^
the supply of bullion being £2,860,000, and the return of notes and
coin £1,700,000, more than at the corresponding period last year.
There is, however, an increase of £2,800,000 in the amount of
payrpient of the dividends.
publication of the report has caused as yet a very trifling
fall
to
take place.
Business has been very quiet this week owing to the holidays,
but the tone is healthy, and a steady improvement is looked
forward to. The following relates to the trade of Manchester
:
After the suspension from active operations for a few days at the end of last
week and beginning of the present, business was resumed on Tuesday, and
the market opeued quietly but steadily at last week's prices. Since Tuesday a
moderate business has been going on. The market has been quite without
animation nevertheless a fair business has been done, and in almost all departments prices are steadily maintained. Occasionally a little ir.egularity is
apparent, according to the pusitlun of producers. In some Instances spinners
have been willing to make a slight concession in price, and have taken % d,
per lb. less than they were willing to agree to on Monday last. This, however,
uis only occoired in •zcepUonal cases, and ether Bpiuners who havs uxg*
;
.
:
—
——
:
:
THE
April 29, 1871.]
OHBUNIOLIS.
ord«n on hand, and hart fonnd a dtmand forthalr Eoodt, haTaaetiiall; Inalalad
np«u g*ttln|( an advanca upon tba prlcaa at which tb»j had pnrioat\j aold.
Sunia of tha larK« ipmnlnsa aultable for the China markata an rerjr woll •old
In adrance, and an acarce for early daliTonr. Tha OernuD bajrcm havo dona
amodante builnaaa during the woak, but Bare nuda (awer laqulrlea to-day,
and havo •euilii|{ly aatlaHed Ihalr Immadlato wanu.
In the ti«f inulug of the week the recelpta of cotton In Liverpool wen very
large and imd a ptirceptlble effect upon the market. Since Tuenday, however,
tboy have uuly been amall. Tha anregala tor the weak amounta tu lM,Oo6
Uotrpcol JBreadttufi Marktt/-V}k»
price* prevail In both.
Bratillan
iX *»
Eastludlan
6U9,ai4
Kijyptlau
191,ni
IftttM
S,8Si,fi««
627,313
Miacellaneoos
Imparts.
Barley f Canadian).... Vboab
4
8
S9
83
13
•
4
48
d.
a.
r
a
II
II
10
4
8
a
f
tT
B
tl
1
II
II 10
11
11
1
It
10
4
6
13
83
4
4
*
8
8
8
41
8
*
8
43
6
further decline
,
8
4
8
48
a d
d.
33
4
6
6
m.
Tbnr.
d.
U
•
It
8
4
1
8
44
to be noted
ia
with the exception of Bacon which is rather lee* firm.
Beef has advanced Od.
Bat.
Mod.
Toe*.
Wed.
Tbnr.
Frl.
a.
Pork(Etn.
pr.
»1.7»7
86,770
8SI,ei4
s.
1«,I48
closes at
d.
—
d.
a.
107
738
488
684
890
736
438
684
600
d.
a.
d.
a.
107
107
8
736 738
43 8 c c 41
880 880
880 880
Refined Petrolenm ia Iteady, aa
Rosin has advanced fid. during the week. Tallow
a decline of 8d.
9,911
Mon.
Sat.
d.
63
16
Rosin (com. Wllm.)..V 113 b
"
(fine pale)
"
16 9
Petroleam(stdwblte)..y8b
"
(spirits)
10
Tallow(Amerlcan)...y 113 b 43 3
489,649
B.
107
736
488
634
690
Liverpool Produce Market.
are Spirits do.
d.
107
7S8
V113» 440
..."
B34
"
690
meaa)..«bbl
Otae«ae(ane)
(»,(i07
d.
Beef(ex.pr. meaa)..V8041b 107
Exporta.
2.138.839
II
11
6
11
11 10
13 4
ProtMon* Market.— ffo
s.
Total
a.
tT
S
Wad.
Tna*.
d.
6
11
II 11
13
ai
Bacon
Lard (American)
7S,8(n
BnadgMb
far
Plonr, and lower
in provisions,
t)eti,4t4
8«<,iia
a.
n
Oata(Am.ACaa.)....«4Bft 8 S
Peaa (Canadian)
«r804fe4S 8
1860-TO.
330.7!4
1U,1«0
8M),11S
T,8S»
6,4j4
6
S
,*d Winter)
lOaliroralaWhlt*)...
_^
April 13, compared with the corresponding period in 1809-70.
Bzports.
d.
Oora(W.m'd)...V480»n'w
Liverpool
mwkat
Wheat and
Hon.
s.
bbl tT
Wbaat(Mo.9M(l.Il«l)..VcU
producen alwaya commanda a good business.
Annexed ia a statement showing the imports and exports of
cotton iato and from the United Kingdom, from September 1 to
l8^l^-l.
in
Canadian Peaa have lUgbtly adraneed.
Sat.
Floor (Weatam)
A
Imports.
balea 1,ku<,T)1
623
•hows considerable weakneM
bales, and, i>a the tnidi.' have only taken 86,000 balea, tba elook In Liverpool baa
matt'rially luervanud, and uow amonnta to 818,000 Dtlaa. which la the largeat
total that baa beuu reached fur a loug time. Aa It la wall known that there Is
atlll a vury large qiuutlty at •«» which favorable wlnda may bring In any day,
aplnuen have iiu auiloty about the aupply of cotton for the future. Uoodaiapled cotton, however, remains scarce, and, owing to the abundance of mouer,
Gcttoa la aaally held. 'I his prevents a collapse In prices which under other clroamstancaa might have occurred. In aplte, therefore, uf thu large stock of cotton, and good proapecia for the futare, confidence Id aomethlug like present
prlcaa lapntty general, and buyera give out auy orders fur yarn aud cloth which
come to hand wltbont haaltatlon.
rery trltllug giving way on the part of
American
:
s.
Wad.
Tnea.
d.
J.
d.
s.
68
1S9
16
88
169
16
Tbnr.
d.
68
15 9
15
d.
a.
68
Wrt.
ad.
68
159
IJtt
The second series of public sales of coionitil wool for the current
16
IB
year were commenced on Thursday. The arrivals are large, viz.:
10
10
10
10
10
498 433 438 438 810
196,422 bales, comprising 17,481 bales from Sydney, 93,065 bales
London Produce and Oil Market*. The market has been ateady
from Port Philip, 1,664 from Van Dieman's Land, 85,459 from
throughout the week
Linseed Oil, however, closing at Sc. leaa
Adelaide, 952 from Swan River, 15,991 from New Zealand, and
from the quotations of last week.
81,810 bales from the Cape of Good Hope. There has been a good
Sat.
Mon.
Tnea.
Tbor.
Wed.
Frt.
£ s.d. £ s. d. £ s.d. £ s. d. £ s.d. £ s. d.
attendance of home and foreign buyers, and the demand has] been
Llna'dc'ke(obl).V tn 10 10
10 10
10 10
10 10
10 10
10 10
active.
Greasy Australian wool is ^d. and Cape Id. per lb. dearer Linseed (Calcutta)....
630
830
630
680
880
680
SugarfNo. 19Dch»td)
than in February.
$113b
300
300
868
388 868
886
The rainy season has now commenced, and this week vegeta Sperm oil
Whale oil
tion has made considerable progress. Taken as a whole the agri. Linseed oU
31
31 6
31 6
31 6
81 6
V ton 31 10
cultural prospect is favorable, and there is every indication of an
abundant yield of fruit. A large crop of grass, however, is veiy
VIISCELLANKOUS NKIV^.
necessary, and the next few weeks will determine whether our
Imports aitd Exports for the Wkrk.—The importa this
wants in this respect are to be satisfied. The trade for wheat has
week show an increase in both dry goods and general
been firm during the week, and. In several instances, an advance
The total imports amount to $7,359,8^ tbis
merchandise.
of Is. per quarter has taken place in prices.
week, against $5,818,857 last week, and $8,543,409 the preThe following statement shows the Imports and exports of vious week. The exports are $5,168,723 thia week, against
last week, and $3,867,31)9 the previous week. The
breadstuff's, &c., into and from the United Kingdom, during last $3,810,849
exports of cotton the past week were 23,246 bales, against 21,week and since the commencement of the season, compared with 987 iHiles last week. The fallowing are the imports at New York
the corresponding periods in.1869-70
for week ending (for dry goods) April 21, and for the week endrOB TBB WaBK BMDIKS AFBIL 8.
ing (for general merchandise) April 22.
1870'71.
1869'70.
rOKBISN DIPORTS AT HBW TORK rOB THB WBBK.
Imports. Exports.
Impone. Exports
1868.
1869.
van.
vsn.
cwt.
Wheat
6S3158 119 998
390,681
13,539
Dry goods
$1,137,196
$1,505,813
$3,138,388
13,808,833
—
;
830083008300830083008300
360036008600860086008800
iMmMBUCIAL AND
:
,
.
,
Barley
197.842
1C3,895
9,979
97,738
feaa
Beans
90 990
67 893
986
84,911
17,997
159
45 659
40
938,5.11
448
7,015
74,163
1,153
o»u
Indian
riour
..-
com
950,995
119,ti06
OOKKmOCKBHT OV THB SBASOX
8IM0B THB
Wheat
(AUS.
owt. 30,038,830 9379,079
Barley
Peas
Beans
Indlancora
Flonr
Gleneral merchandise...
4,419,388
4,379,387
5,010,781
4,754,307
618
ToUlfor he week..
$5,556,564
70,511,118
$5,88^380
M,908,S44
$7,150,130
87,073,887
$7,89a,8<a
111,488,881
$76,067,683
$98,793,574
$»l,333,9«7
$118,848,830
98).
For the corresponding periods in 1868-'69 the figures were as
under
Imports.
,
,
For the
week.
cwt
Wheat
Barley
Oats
Pew>
Beans
Indian
Floor
Com
Exports.
,
For the
week.
Since
Sept.
1.
136,849
88,193
9,487
1,695
5,843
Since Jan.
W,748
dry goods for one week later.
The following is a statement of the exports (exclnsive of specie)
from the port of New York to foreign ports, for the week ending
April 25
BXPOBT8 mOX HBW TOBK VOB THB WBBK.
:
186a
1889.
1810.
1871.
Fortheweek
$4,170,578
——
$5,16^738
54,319,4—
»,433
$4,471,696
48,389,313•
$3,30,647
PrevlouBly reported....
"^
51,014,878
73,180,180
$58,4^^9,905
$53,761,008
$54,393,435
$78,837,908
Since Jan.
1
following will show the exports of specie from the port of
New York for the week ending Apiil 22, 1871
April 90—Str. Parthia, LivarApril 18— Brie Jenny. Porto
pool
Caoello
American gold
881
«1,»»0
April
Bnsllab market Hteport*— Per Cable.
The daily closing quotations in the markets of London and Liverpool ior the past week have been reported by submarine telegraph,
shown in the following summary
April
789
M
securities
are
steady, but close quiet at a slight advance over the closing quota.
tions of one
week
1887
n.8.10-40a
AtlanticAU.W.
93>t
Wed.
93K
9SK
90K
90M
OOJi
WK
t3K
WH
99;<
90
90
9(IX
mH
99K
«»H
Sat.
Mon.
«3
98
93
93
93^93^
89X
9>X
SOU
93
Thur.
FrL
88K
daily closing qnoUtions
Frankfort were
....
39— Str. Rhein, Sonthampton—
recoa
American gold
Silver
ban
Quid ban
19—Str. Cuba,
pool—
76,000
38,800
18,000
American gold
Silverban
MX
90K
93X
NX
—
....
96X
for
American gold
United Sutea 6* (18A8) at
136,090
106,403
800,000
LfTerpool—
American gold
surer ban
96^
96K
Lwerpool Oott<m M(vrktt.—S«* peoial report of cotton.
UtOOO
aala.
780,000
914,000
17,000
mvtn
Total for the week.
PnTiously reported.
Total sinca Jan.
1,
.|IO,001.<tB
1871
Same time Is
•7,S9»,984
8,747.687
18,6t«,788
1870...
1889
1868
9«X
1887
1888
1886
7.980,»«5
8.815,088
5,387.084
'fhe imports of spede at this port daring the past week have
been as follows
AprD It—Str. City of Port an
April 30-Brlg Emma Daan,
Priaea, Fttrt aa P.
Coiacoa—
96%
880,000
4lLtS8
Meninack, 8L
Tbnmaa
Amaricaa gold
April tS—8 r. City of Braa-
April 3t-8tr.
Liver-
Gold ban
Silverban
Americangold
April 19—ateam'r Wyoming,
3,800
93J<
(eon's)
The
Frankfort
Tues.
....
....
Erie Railway share*
April
London-
93X
93K
90K
S9K
Illinois Central shares.
31— Brig UCreole, Cn-
1,640
American gold
800,0
118,473
ban
April
18— Str. CImbrIa, Lon-
ago.
Consols for money
"
soconnt
U. 8. 6a (&-90B, 1883.
"
"old, 1886
Silver
don-
April
American gold
$763
18—Str. City of Merlda,
Havana
Spanish gold
London Money and Stock Market.—AmeiictJi
-
The
19,319
4,196
883
150
..
.
1
.
Since
Sept. 1.
533
17,t*),173
7,48<,707
3,911,713
813,057
1,888,673
8,469,761
3,599,815
815,708
117,900
99,916
33,065
37,843
188,830
76,701
Previously reported.
In our report of the dry goods trade will be found the imports of
178,067
15,657
75,340
10,149
1,995
13,144
13,561
i36,9ll,890
4,879,165
&,969,19t
789,537
1,199,174
19,678.831
4,060,089
4.963.811
63,316
4,749 034 1048,433
464,346
40,876
1,111,»U
14,640
9.361,099
66,996
3,869,599 1976,858
Uau
1,960
1,374
Oold
on
Total (w the
tU>3B0
Odd
$LB44
tarn
:
ET
:
:
THE CHRONICLE.
624
S,907,66T
Previonsly reported
Total since January
Same time
:
1,
$2,919,461
1871
in
I
Same time
in
$8,131,887 1868
7,503,9761 1867
18TO
1869'.'.'.'.'..'.'.'.'.
$2,633,101
674,743
:
[April 29, 1871;
Subscriptions to the loan will have preference, after the above-mentioned
two hundred millions are taken up, in the following order, namely
First. Subscriptions for equal amounts of each claBs of bonds.
Second. Subscriptions for equal amounts of bonds bearing interest at the
rate of four and a half per cent., and of bonds bearing interest at the rate of
per cent.
Third. Subscriptions for any five per cent, bonds that
five
BANKING
A.VD
FINANCIAL.
House of Henry Clews & Co., 33 Wau, st., N. Y.
Our business is the same as an incorporated bank.
B-4.NKiNa
Deposit accounts can be opened witli us in
Currency or
eitlier
Coin, subject to check without notice. Five per cent, interest will
be allowed on all daily balances. Checks upon us pass through
the clearing house as
if
drawn upon any
We issue Circular Letters
city bank.
of Credit for travelers, available in
Commercial Credits.
We make tele
graphic transfers of money to any desired point, and transac
every description of foreign banking business.
We draw Bills of Exchange in sums from £1 upward on.
^The Imperial Bank, and Messrs. Clews, Habicht & Co., London.
all parts of
The
and
the world
Provincial
all their
;
also
Bank of
Ireland,
The National Bank
of Scotland,
branches.
We issue Certificates of
Deposit payable on demand or at fixed
and available at all money centres.
Orders executed for Government and other Investment securi
also Gold and Exchange.
ties
Advances made on approved collaterals and against Merchan
date, bearing interest,
;
dise consigned to our care.
make collections of Xotes, Drafts,
Coupons and Dividends
and are
fully prepared to offer
We
with promptness on
all
points,
may not be
subscribed
for in the preceding classes.
Subscriptions to the remainder of the $200,000,000 of five per cents., which
now going on, and the bonds will soon be issued to the
subscribers, who can receive a scrip certificate in advance. If they desire to
pay their gold or exchange United States B-20s at once, in the registered or
coupon form. Registered bonds will be issued of the denominations of $50,
are unconditional, are
and $10,000 and coupon bonds of each denomination
except the last two. The interest will be payable in the United States at the
office of the Treasurer, any Assistant Treasurer, or designated depositary of
the Government, quarterly, on the first days of February, May, August an
November, in each year.
The bonds of the several classes aforesaid, and the Interest thereon, are
exempt from the payment of all taxes or dues of the United States, as well as
from taxation in any form by or under State, municipal, or local authority.
After maturity, the bonds last issued will be first redeemed, by classes and
numbers, as may be designated by the Secretary of the Treasury.
The reduction of the public debt since the close of the war of the rebellion,
and the relief, at the same time, to the annual burden of interest, are as
follows
Principal of debt, 1365.
$2,765,995,275
Paid under Johnson.. .L'JIW:;'.'..:.
865,595,371
$100, $500, $1,000, $5,000
Principal
March
4,
;
$2,491,399,904
1869
Paid under Grant
223,083 673
Present public debt
$2,268,316,231
Interest charge, 1865
Beduced
$151,832,051
in four years
by payment and funding 7-308
25,443,501
battking facilities upon either currency or gold basis.
Interest charge 1869
Hartey
a. S.
Fisk.
$126,389,550
Hatch. Beduced in two years by payment
12,052,998
FiSK & Hatch,
Bankers and Dealers in Government Skcuritiks,
$114,336,552
Present Interest charge
No. 5 Nassatj STREEfr, New York, Apiril 32, 1871. \
The proposed further reduction of the annual interest charge upon the public
The recent advance in the Six PER Cent Gold Bonds op the debt by refunding is as follows
Central PAcrpic Railroad Co. to a premium above par, affords By exchange of $500,000,000 U. S. 6 per cents for new 5 per cents of
1881
$5,000,000
an illustration of the popular demand both in this country and
By exchange of $800,000,000 U. 8. 6 per cents for 4X per cents of 1886 4,600,000
Europe for reliable six per cent securities having a long and fixed By exchange of $700,000,000 U. S. 6 per cents for 4 per cents of 1901. 14,000,000
time to run, and paying a fair rate of interest on their cost and
Total saving per annum by refunding
$S3,600,000
it further shows that the first mortgage bonds of honorably
The whole proceeds of the new loans will be applied to the payment or remanaged railroads, when known and appreciated, will command
demption and cancellation of the 5-20 years six per cent, bonds, and in addition
public confidence, and must to a large extent take the place of the to these proceeds the 6-208 are now being reduced by purchase at the rate of
are
called
(as
the
latter
purchased
or
Five-Twenties
Government
$10,000,000 per month.
C. C. NOEVELL,
in by the Government), and thus command higher prices than
)
;
In charge of advartlsffig United States loans.
heretofore.
The Chesapeake and Ohio
RaiiiKOAd, under substantially
the same Financial and Executive management a« that which has
rendered the Central Pacific so great a success, is being rapidly
extended to the Ohio River, in response to the demands of commerce for enlarged transportation facilities between the Great
West and New York and other important points on the Atlantic
Tbbasubt Omos,
15.
DITIDBNDS.
The following DMdtnds have been
declared during the past
present successful operation of the 237 miles of completed
Boston & Albany
Manchester A/ Lawrence
the very high character of the Company and of its Officers and
Directors, commend the Six Per Cent Gold Bonds of the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Co. to public confidence as a
Union National
and
reliable security.
90 and accrued interest. Interest payable May 1 and
November 1. Bonds of $1,000, $500 and |100 each.
We personally recommend them to our friends and customers
desiring to make new investments, or to fund their Five-Twenties'
A difference of about 20 PER cent may now be realized with
Price
"Oitire safety
by exchanging Five-Twenties for these
lionds.
FISK & HATCH.
NEW LOAN
OF THE UNITED STATES.
Tlie lubBcriptions to tlie New Five Per Cent. Stock of the United States
now amount to about $60,000,(JOO. They are confidently expected to reach
$200,000,000 by the time the New Bonds are rsodyfor delivery in May. The
proposals of the Secretary of the Treasury will then bo ehanged to the following programme
Mrsl. Bonds to the amount of three hundred millions of dollars, payable in
coin, at the pleasure of the United States, after ten years from the date of
their issue, and bearing interest payable quarterly in coin, at the rate of five
per cent, per annum.
Steond. Bonds to the amount of three hundred millions of dollars, payable
in coin, at the pleasure of the United States, after fifteen years from the date
of their issue, and bearing interest, payable qtttirterly In coin, St the rate of
four and a half per cent, per annum.
ThirfX. Bonds to the amount of seven hundred ihilUons of dbtiars, payable
in coin; at' the pleasure of thoUnitefl States, after thirty jeite from the date
of their issue, and bearing interest, payable quarterly In coin, at the rate of
(Mtt per cent, per annum.
CiNT. P'ABLB.
week
Books Closed.
KaUroadK.
road, the value of the property upon which they are secured, the
certainty of a very large and remunerative traffic for the road, and
superior, safe
When
PiB
COICPANT.
seaboard.
The
Niw York, April
iMay
15.
May
1.
iMay
iMay
1.
1.
BamJCs,
Mechanics'
&
Traders'.,
.
Tbe money market. —Money
FamAT
Evening. April
28, 1871.
has been easy at 4@6 per
cent, with a large supply offering during the past few days, and
a consequent tendency towards the lower quotation, and at th«
close 4 per cent may be considered the regular rate on Govera
ment collateral, and 5@6 the most ordinary rate on miscel
laneous securities. There have been no special influences hearing
upon the market, and the tendency toward ease ia chiefly due to
the several causes which we have previously noticed, among
which the most important are the general opinion that the Secretary of the Treasury is committed to the poUcy of keeping
money easy the return flow of currency from the country to our
city banks, and the feeling which now very generally prevails
that no successful attempt can be made under existing circum
stances, to produce a stringent market by artificial measures.
With these combined influences on the side of continued ease, the
expectation is quite general that there will be an abundant supply
of funds offering on call for some weeks to come.
The last bank statement reflected the currency movement above
referred to, in the deposit and legal tender lines, the changes
being as follows: Loans, decrease, |372,770; Specie, decrease,
—
;
$1,742,076;
Circulation,
decrease,
|57,723
;
Deposits, increase,
Legal Tenders, increase, $4,002,645. The result of
these figures showed the banks to be $1,661,260 stronger in their
excess of reserves, the whole excess over tlie 25 per cent legal
requirement being $8,340,366.
The following statement shows the present condition of the
associated banks, compared with the same date in the last two years
|2,'454',958
;
:
April,
Loam
and discounts..
Specie
Circulation.,
NetdeD0»)t»|„,...i,,.j,„.........
Legal Ttadera... ......;..... ;..;•.
22. ISil.
t286,2(>7,796
13,670,878
31,488,404
Ji^lSO.W
fffiUM
April
23. 1870.
»3li9iUi6,00O
25,310,(100
33,616,000
»J3,583,1X)0
IS.U0,0U0
April
24, 186«
—!-.,.».
$S57,458,IXX)
8Ji50,0(10
84,060,0110
177,840,000
B8,678W0
X
X
:
:
THE CHRONICLE
April 29, IStlJ
For Coramorciiil Paper the demand liM been ffood, and brolinr*
report that much more of flrst-olaan paper could be nnijrotlatod
from the dry goods trade eapecialljr,
than U ofl'ered lor »ale
there soomR to be very little demand for money In thU way, and
certainly much less than oBual at this period of the year. Under
the jfood demand and small ofTerinf^a quotations are lower, and
very choice names have been aeffotiated at per cent.
;
p»r
,.«Od»Tt.
Cominaroltl, ftnt olau andorf (d
"
••
••
(olalini
• tnontha.
to d»t.
.4 to • niontlu.
.... 60 dava.
domeatlo
8 to
,
Ant dua
7
7
T
2
7
a8
«•
(tlO
£91
7 aS
montha.
4
o«in».
?
tHa
•.
monlin,
4
•Initial
Banker!-,
Vuttod Stales Boada.— Government securitius have been rather
dull during most of tho week, with prices /iconerally steady, closing
to niglit at nearly the same quotations given in our last renort.
I'ric.s in Ijondon have been iirm, and 5-208 of 1807 have sold up
I" 'i-'i. wliich is above par in gold.
At the Treasury purchase on
Wednesday only $2,000,000 wore taken, altlioujfli it had been
anticipnted" that a larger amount of bids might tw accepted in
consequence of the sale of 1 4, 000,000 gold tho previous week.
I'll,
total oflfered was $8,283,500, $1,000,000 being accepted from
Messrs. Flak & Hatch at 110.78, and the balance from numerous
other bidders between 110.68 and 110.79. At the same time gold
was selling at 110.76. so that the Government ))aid on some of
the bonds about 1-32 of 1 per cent more than par in gold. Tliis
is tho first time that 5-208 have been sold up to this point, and the
fact was regarded on tho Street with not a little interest, and with
much satisfaction by those who are chiefly interested In United
States securitiefi.
It was rumored that the Secretary of the Treasury did not
accept more bonds for the reason that they were offered above par
in gold, but little reliance can l>e placed upon the report, as it is
ditlioult to conceive of anything which would just now more
favorably affect Mr. Boutwell's funding operations, than to have
5-308 sell considerably above par. Little progress has been made
during the week in subscriptions to the new loan, the total to date
being $61,167,400. After May 1 there is every reason to think
that some material changes will be made in the business arrange-
ments for negotiating the bonds. To-day the market was a little
more active, and prices firmer than yesterday.
The following were the highest and lowest prices of leading
^vemment securities at the Board on each day of the past week
lay,
Krlday
Krl<U
Monday, Tnead'nr, W_eclnft«d*y Thnrnda;
AprUK. AnrllM.
April Zf.
April 28.
April 24.
April a.
»., looi coap....*r.6if U7
••a,
"iiSH
r.«« "U<K
1
117
- .Jin
n«K
•11«H r.«X
11«V .... :i6mi6J<
'
•iisy ua^ ii3j4
«S0*a,186aconp.*113X lUX ••13V1II
113% .... USX 113V
•»», 1864 ••
•:•-»•( lUH
113« •V-iK
U3K IWK
H3K
USX
ISX USji 'USV
'USX H3«
113H 113X 'USX 114
llSy USX >14
..
S-W«, 1365 o '•
lUX .." II2X ....
I12X
112X 113K 13V lis
•
S-.-Os, lafl
I12X112X IHX'WX '1»X .... UJK
113X .. 112X113
5 20'«,1868 '•
113
....
US U3X
112*113 'lUK 113 -IKK 113 'MSXllS
"
10-40'«,
I'WX .... 'lOIIWlOBH ;0»X IMK !0»X
•109X10»X 109X
Currency «'a
'USX 115X :15X •• "SX .... '115X 115X 'lUX U5X 115X ....
'MX
.
mX
ThH ta tha price bid and asked, no gate waa made at the Board.
State and Railroad Bonds.— Southern State bonds have been
without special features of interest, and have met with a fair demand at prices generally steady. The principal activity has been
iu tho usual favorites
Tennessees, Virginias and North and South
CenCarolinas. The Pacific Kailroad bonds closed as follows
tral Pacifies, lOOi, under a steady demand, particularly from the
German bankers Union Pacific first mortgage bonds, 89@88i ;
Land Grants, 81i<a83 Incomes, 82@82i.
The following are the highest and lowest prices of the most
active State Bonds at the Board on each day of the week
*
—
—
:
;
;
:
Saturday,
April
6a Tenn..old...
eaTcnn.new...
da
6a
6a
6a
6a
N.Car., old..
S.Ctir., new.
Virg., old....
3 C, n, J
J
*
Missouri....
Iln. Pac. l5t....
n. P. L'd l.t....
U. P. Income..
s;
2?.
«7!4
66» 67X
49X 49K
a6x
-.'8
•TOX
71
Monday, Tneadav, Wedneid'y , Thursday Friday,
AprU25. A«rn26.
April 27.
^)rU23.
^r**; •66
X» 67X
.:"
67X .... •66$ «7X .!!'< ;.;•• •66X 67X 6«x
49
....
•71
X
61X
61
93X
....
9.1X
Ceot.PAC.Uold loix
wix
M|g49S
•25X 27
61
90
»0X
aov Si
eix 82X
71
71
62X
«1X
9SX
•••.
89X 90
81
m
SIX «2W
lOOX 101
....
....
....
BS
89X
SOX eox
SOX KIX
loox loox
•48X
:»X
•70
«
26
....
6iX 61X
S"
8SX
„••
81X
....
89
•SIX ••
100 lOOX
4a
....
25X
..
•
70X
60X 6IX
?.
»3X
8&V 89
•SIX SIX
m
81X
...
•.... 49
.
•69
•69
71
59X 60
«8X93X
8SS 89
SIX SIX
•81
m
loox loox lODx
madn at the Board.
Kailroad and ntsceUaneoas Stock.*.— The stock market
has been irregular and excited, and after a decline of more or less
im])ortance on nearly the whole list, was again rallied, and c]ose<.^
at prices generally a little below those quoted in our last report.
On Saturday 22d, and early on Monday, prices reached the highest
point, but under the influence of large sales, a break occurred, and
waa further assisted the next day by a large decline in Northwest
Common, which sold down then to 831. Subsequently there waa
new strengtli developed on the " bull" side, with a recovery in
prices, which was again followed by a marked decline and almost
panicky tone on Thursday, but another material improvement
*
ThlN
Is
the price bid and aaked. no gale was
to-day.
It will thus be seen that the market has been very irregnlar,
seeming to be alternately on the point of a rapid decline, or an
equally sudden advance. The fluctuations of the week on some
leading stocks have been as follows
lIlKhfst. Lowest.
Hud. RlT..a)X
" eert m\
Highest. Lowest-
98y Northwest preferred
lOOX
tsx
109
»SX ReadlHK
UIX
106
VWX Bannlbal * St. Joseph
«9X
1(0
llOX
pref.wnx
114X
8«
6S
Union PaclAc
SIX
SIX
Ohio ft Mississippi
6BX
49V Western Union Telegraph. 61X
87X
Northwest common
9tx
4SX
80X Pacific Mall
49X
The principal point of discussion in regard to these irregularities
in the market has been as to their cause, it being doubtful wliether
the break whichoccurrcHlwasthe beginning of an important down
ward movement priiduce<l by the " unloading" of cliiiues, or
whether it was a determintHl attempt to shake out the stocks of
weak holders, and at the same time create a short interest in the
market, aa a basis upon which to start a new upward movement
N. V. Central
LakeShoro
Bnck Island
Wabash
4c
:
..
lUX
626
that shouM carry prices to higher figures than have yet b««n
reached.
Since the rallvin;/ of tin- iiiurUii nn I il,,. »iriin>r<.r t,.nA
evinced to-day under In
more general opinion At
-i
movement.
The decline of Northwest Common to flOJ Is not tMtnantmi tor,
except upon the groond of spiM-iilatlvw manipulation, as It la
sapposed the June dividend will Cfrtainly !«• imld.
llio pro[Kmed change in the pn-xldeiicv of the Olil'i k Mitai*sippi Kallroail ban taken place. Mr. Daninf Tormnoi having b««n
electmi president in place of Mr. William P. Oris wold, which Is
.
supposetl to indicate an Interest of the Vanderliilt party.
The following were the highest and lowest pric** n't the active
list of railroad and miscellaneous stnchH on each day of the last week:
Batnrdav
Monday, Tno-«Iftv, WedHMtd'y Thnriday, rnday
Ann I 23. April 21. JtprUXI
AprlJX
A»rll 37.
AprtI*.
rr.Centail.R loix lOSX 1* \mv *V'WV ifnx :oiK 1 DRV inixlH loodo
scrip
96X nv
•tV »'Ni «SX 9I»V »»X MX MX 9S
MX
6S)i
garlem
129 V ist
ttS
U»
IKX ISS 11.1314 ISt
ISS
tsi
rie
21X 2IX »X VK
»1X znx II
20X J^X »1
Reitdlnic
IIUX
lUK
HI
I12X
l.akehliore....
Wahash
66
64V
mxm
•2W
Pittsburg
Northwest
do
pref
«U)2
10ni<
99
lis
114X
itock Islan'i..
Fort Wayne...
It.Paul
A:
do
Alton..
120X
mx
61V
13SX I37X
88V «x i
9>V VTX
MX MX
ICfiV
II)
'lig
67
do pref
Panama
6S
87X <0X
108X 108X
pref....
wnn iiaxnox iw
losK 109V
66
tUV I4X UOX
99V
Ohio, Mlialssln
Usntral of N.J.
Chic*
6SX
irx
89V
(SV MX
82X 14
SSU M
10i>
m
I0»X llOX
IO;x II3X
100
II2X
:oa
99V
61X <U\
62
«4X
8SX
SIX SIX
MV
130
....
»7
....
9JX
SS
nx
81
SIX
51
109X
119X 120X
in
I2<X
12S
1?<
IV7
IIIX lis
111
mx
9*X
SIX <nx
»i ms
nv .S3
\^^
•M
»«VI(»
63X «3V «lh 63X
HtH
81 V «2X
iSX
63X
4»X •<<<
f><.
loax iois
imx
130
121
19
....
131
.... •I3R
....
!OTV
•II8X
—
adx ....
89V 90S
»X 3IX
57
89
33
itox
109X
I«X
U9X
in
K»XIIOX
utuiwx
«8V «5M
laxiM
«t
•
•IX
»7
MM
MX mx
81X
ICIXtlM
119
...
•54
ss
....
131
D
crev.,C,C.*I 90X .... MX 90X
M 90X 89X ....
89X
Col.Chlc* I.C 21 V 94X 33X 34X
t»
*IX
33X
Del..LacK,*w llox UOV 109X llOX I09X I09X 109X IIO
I09W
in*
109X '10
Hann., St. Jos. 9;x MX 9«X n
96X1TOX lot 106
lonx imx
pref vyi 102X I02X 103X 108 IWX OS. lOTX ins lOrJV io*x loiC
do
Illinois Cenlr'l li«
IS1X .... '183X I85X 'IM IWX'IMX"
Mich. Central. l.>8
....
12SX .... '12S 121
'IQH
i»!x
Morris ftRsffOX
B., Hart. « Erie
Union Pacinc.
9JX 92X
IX •.
84
S5X
87X »8
A'est. t'n. Tel.
pref..
•ISX
11
PaciaeMaii....
Adams KTpr'HS
4«X 4'X
SIV S3
Am.Merch.I'n
51
60
43
llnltod States.
Wells, Kargo.
M
!!".
2
UX WX UX
U
Mariposa
QnlcKsllTnr....
mx
3
«!X S'X
»7V S9X
12S4
....
4»V 49
lOX a2X
SIX sa
SIX SJV
....
SIX 33X
MX 59X
10 X lOX
1SX
..
<6X «7X
81X «
53
SIX
SOX SIX
4SV 4»
Tbtala the price bid and asked, no «a/< waa
made at tho Hoard.
The Gold Market.—The
Treasury gave notice on Saturday
last that tho payment of May interest, without rebate, would commence on Monday, and the prospect of a supply from that soaroe,
with the possibility of further large sales this week by government ha<l a tendency to keep down the premium to 110^110}
during the first few days. On Thursday, when it was ascertained
that the bids for Treasury gold amounted to $1.3,361,000, and that
only $2,000,000 had been sold, the market received strencth and
advanced about J per cent. Aside from the official sales, the chief
source of strength has been found in the large present ai>d prospective demand for export the exports of specie last week were
$3,332,799, and the exports this week to date amount to $1,840,000,
with engagements for to-morrow, reported at upwards of $1,600,000, which would make the total for two weeks more than
$6,000,000. Most of the gold shipped is put np at the Treasury,
and a scarcity in double eagles is reported, so that the gold notes
presented are paid in small denominations, which are not acceptable to shippers if the export demand continues, this scarcity of
coin suitable for shipment may lend an important support to the
foreign exchange market.
Under these circumstances, together with a large demand for
customs, the prevailing tone is on the side of higher prices, if the
market is left to take its natural course. There is, however, a
considerable short interest, as indicated by the rates for gold
loans, which have been as high as 1-64 per day for borrowing and
" flat " to 8 per cent for carrying. To-day, rates were 1 per cent
for carrying and flat, 2, 3, and 1-04 per day for borrowing.
The customs receipts of the week have been $2,951,000. Payments on account of May interest amount to $4,000,000.
The following table will show the coarse of the gold premium
each day of the week past
;
;
-Quota tlons.Opening.
•atiirday.Apr.3t. ..HI
Monday,
•
34
" 25 :::^
Tacaday,
Wedn'day, ' 26. ...llOX
Thursday,
37 ...iiox
- 2S. ...UI
Friday,
Current week....
Prertous week..
Jan
...•.•.I
.;iox
1,1871, to date..
UOX
iiowest.
IIOX
IIOX
111
UOX
UOX
nox
IIOX
""X
UOX
—
Highest.
I
loa-
ing.
HI
tu
UOV
UOV
IIOX
inx
UOV
IIIX
UIX
luv
u?x
Total
Clearings.
OoM.
Csrrtaa*.
S3.S9!l.IiaO
i;»»i«4i
!Jn.*n
i43aMi
3S.7SV>rO
1/430.786
i,8oas»
111
IIJSIMO
lj»>.7a
UIX
4t.7J6jI)00
IJS1.40t
ijm.iw
TJ»u3
80t6Si.0l«
l.ai.4D4
].iii,sm
\z
1.061,333
UIX
Forelcn Kxchance. During the early part of the
there was a slightly easier feeling, and although rates were
generally quoted as previously at 109|(ii»110, bills could be
To-day the market
obtained more frequently at the lower price.
was firmer and some leading drawers advanced their rate to 110^
for 00 days sterling, and llOi for short sight.
There have been very few outsido bills, and we have h(«rd of
the best class of these drawn by a Sonthem bank selling up to
1091. Some irregularity in the cotton market, and an advance In
several grades has had an unsettling effect, and prevented In some
cases tho execution of orders for shipping, and decreased to that
extent the supply of cotton hills.
Aa a nattiral result of the high rates of exchange, the volame
of business transacted has been limited and the specie exports
have been large, amounting up to date this week to $1,341,000,
with the prospect of an export of $1,500,000 morw to-morrow,
according to most general reports.
The very large imports of merchandlae since the fint of
January, and the relatively small exports of United States securi-
"
.
..
..
:
:
,
unquestionably the two most important influences whjch have affected the exchange market, and led to the
present high prices and consftquent specie shipments. The trade
of the United States, as compiled by the Bureau of Statistics at
Washington, is given as follows for the seven months ended
January 81, 1871 and 1870:
ties this year, are
-1871.-
:
:
.
ports (Specie
Values.)
Importa.
ArtlcIeB.
Merchandise
Specie and bullion
Domestic Ex
|267,963,~"
ports (Specie
Values.)
»SS7.273,424
53,566,353
11,927,
»237,022,7S0
53,565,353
trade of the city of New York for the three
ing with March 31, was as follows:
The
1871.
Imports of merchandise and specie
Exports of merchandise and specie
Exports of specie alone
The imports
1....
S91.0^,»37
im.693
81.8711789
a2a.l«8.095
5S.»70.M8
290.107.870
15..5ia,186
«1,56«901
ai5.79.i.'57
50.915.9<17
2?B.5.»0..'i66
16.712,954
13,970,678
81,546,127
81,488,404
214,726,888
52,684,148
56,686,788
t214,S9!,636
33,211,650
months end-
24,
1871
Banks.
Capital.
Philadelphia
$1,600,000
1,000,000
North America
Farmers and Mech.
CommcrcIaL
8:0,000
800,000
600,000
250,000
250,000
800,000
400,000
570,160
260,000
1,000,000
200.000
800,000
400,000
800,000
600.000
300,000
1,000,000
800,000
SOO.C0O
160,000
Mechanics'
Penn
179,979,006
47,175,656
45,403.155
8,836,431
6,399,249
month of March alone were $38,696,064, the
largest of any single month on record. Exports of cotton for the
week from all ports amount to 81,222 bales against 35,844 bales
in the same week of 1870.
in the
Quotations are as follows:
ern..
Manufacturers'....
Bank
ol
Commerce
Girard
Tradesmen's
Consolidation
City
Commonwealth....
Corn Exchange....
Union
Fi'-st
S
London prime bankers
^commercial
t09^@ llOW
,.
@
Paris (hankers)
Antwerp
Third
Davs.
iioxa iiov
novo
109X(8 109X
'.'
5.15
Amsterdam
Hamburg
as.WX
f ranklort
Bremen
19
tfaalers.
®
7JX®
The
transactions for the week at the
Treasury have been as follows
72«(9
Total
The
,
Custom House and Sub-
:
5,884
51.000
3300
2,427
3,000
26,800
4 810
Monday,
*'
Tuesday,
"
Wednesday,
"
"
Tbnrsdar,
FrldayT
22.
25. .
26. .
27. .
38...
21
66,542,280 95
Payment during week.
»70,818,003 93 »11,7%,S26 25
5,073,184 52
5,166,282 33
Balance, April 28
$65,744,819 41
New Yobk
»9,6S0,043 87
City Bakes.— The following statement shows the
Banks of New York City for the week
the commencement of business on April 22, 1871
condition of the Associated
ending at
ATBEAGB AMOUNT OF
Manhattan
Merchants*
Mechanics
...
0nlon
phcenix. !:!.';:!;;:::...
glty.
.
;
Tradesmen's
Knlton
Chemical.........
Merchants' Exchange....
Gallatin, National
Butchers'.. .........
Mechanics and Traders'.
Greenwich
Leather Manuf
Seventh Ward,
Bute ol New rork
American Exchange
Commerce
Broadway
Ocean
Mercantile
Paclilc
Bepnblic
Chatham
People's
North American
Hanover
Irvlns
Metropolitam
Citizens
N««»an
Market
Bt.
Nicholas
Shoe -»nd Leather
Corn lixchange
Continental
Commonwealth
Oriental
Marine
Atlantic
Importers and Traders'.
.
Park
Mechanics' Banking Asi.
Grocers'
North River
BastBiver
ManoTacturersAMer....
Fourth National
Central National
Beoond National
Ninth National
First National
Third National
New York N. Exchange
Tenth Natlonil
Bowery National
New -York County
German American
BiilIsHead
Stuyvesant
Sieve ith Ward
aighrh National
American National
«ermanla
Totals
iWK'M)
"608,537
1'5°S'S5S
1.000.000
609,000
S'^P-^"
*".««
3.223,948
Specie
Oironlatlon
The following
..
2,132,S.>9
147747
?00 000
6.182,426
1.235,000
2,81?,!122
1.500,000
3.244840
800,000
2,486.900
600,000
1.946,300
200.000
1,028,645
600,000
3,170,353
500,000
1,290.151
2,000,000
4,425,385
5,000,000
9,665,300
10,000,000 21,243,428
1,000.000
6,800,600
2,823,369
1.000.000
3,6.-18,000
1,000,000
422,700
1,983,310
5,3-»,209
2,000,000
2,225,300
450,000
1,548,444
412.500
2,768.447
1,000,000
2,S07,I2»
1,000,000
1,929000
500.000
4,000,000 10,338,590
1,661.596
400.000
2,475,597
1.000.000
2,951.900
1,000.000
2.66'',900
1,000.000
3,577,600
1,500.000
2.670.600
1,000.000
4,085.726
2,000,000
2,317,700
750.000
1,496,240
300,000
1,696760
400.000
1,1.35.553
300,000
1,500.000 ll,463,-200
2,000,000 17,775,882
l,21ll,20O
500.000
709,692
800,000
1,198,769
400,000
1,053,196
350,000
1,383.100
500.000
5,000.000 19.604,300
3,000,000 11,344,000
1,544,500
800.000
«,767/)0O
1,000,000
5,081,100
500,000
6,272,400
1,000,000
1,241,800
300,000
5,2:4.200
LOOO.OOCi
1.199,845
2.50.000
1,' 27,100
2i«,000
2,876,543
1,000,000
1,574,189
200,000
484 148
00,000
502,512
200.000
790,704
250.000
934,972
aon.mit
860,106
200,000
347,966
29,229
181,141
53,800
8,700
'369,'S3
769,559
3827145
1810326
1660948
67S00O
610051
6030'5
4 000,727
2,1.36541
1,0461067
727 197
313 '81
448.013
488.724
253,500
195.700
2 924
257,987
172.485
1163^6
1,814.200
1,347.100
332
572215
472,193
1,880
38,324
7,184
250,000
448,815
661,i-35
937,536
883,553
1,123,500
70.283.900 255,207,796
13,970,87831,488,404:217,180,796
100000
Dec.
$372,770
Uec.
Dec.
1.74-2.076
Specie,
M?!S5',l-
g9358
391
•23,')69,176
m"»k',2"
March
26..
S?'"''-"'*
22,663,745
19,617,007
291,114,320
2:928:557
810 860
305,562
2.017.235
63,310
770,629
365,580
49S,(XI0
2,915,606
448,800
951,000
4,913,200
404,13-14,181,140
5,788 939
81,100
9!0,000
5.238.500
24,498
793.900
1,249,864
42,800
481,800
3,119.800
24,075
4,700
1611,260
848,107
848,547
4.418.624
75,100
131400
2,571,500
2,467
5,734
1,297,867
122,394
4,000
2.409,663
123,221
290,925
1,265,735
11,000
192,330
1,770,000
404,843 1,606.075
5,188,394
39,941
131,863
1,325.4-20
49,294
3.925
2,367,451
71,400
509,000
1801,700
63,300
742,500
1(187,10»
34,700
820,100
2,727,000
57,100
5.730
1,427,900
167,566
573 083
2,373,900
34,200
238.100
2,'205,600
1,170
4,600
1,178,344
39,510
360.000
1,452,450
16,442
99,018
848,157
228,900
504,000 12.014,100
819.4SO
967.714 20,420,871
38,100
305,1110
1,097,600
12,912
1,915
662,436
28,113
;0,85S
1,064.745
11,205
261,500
662.66
4,900
6T7
1,108,400
960,800 2,9-22,000 16.289.800
145,000 1,87-1.000 10,139,000
265.000
1.331.000
177.000
788,000
6.:05,000
206,500
333,600
5,2Oi..500
282,200
790,600
4,895.300
2«8.iW)
700
8-^S,«00
48,100
6,-)80,500
900,100
14,153
1,073.4-27
225,«)0
179,400
1077,700
206,138
2,561,944
5,'284
6,389
1,712,238
67,T23
I
week
Net Deposits
Legal Tenders
5I79CI0
4<'3
600
134 860
614228
218,419
f 88 545
1.590:500
3,479 305
1,322000
465 791
833.500
140
811,325
555,100
215,4:»
502,000
2901-41
618,000
1,426,667
3M
3-28.133
344 776
568,900
447100
819.700
801,100
6f5.00O
629,200
231420
449,410
243,415
3,044,100
5,159,279
413,300
220,139
214,453
218,178
225.900
4.208,700
2,928,000
405,500
1568,000
1,025,200
1,321.200
260,000
1,279,800
313,460
368.000
886,004
99,717
89,950
225,227
330,256
239,500
56,536,788
are as follows
Inc. $2,451,950
inc.
4,002,645
I
are the totals for a series of
J-""*"*-
494:123
73,357
deviations from the returns ol previous
Loans
u.»v
061^
im'Mi
1,149,866
Msoafaotarersft Builders
The
-^
|jO»°»and
CirculaNet
Legal
r<o.i«.i
tlon. DepoBlto.Tendurs.
V?5,l, "^L i?'J9"""i?- Specie.
»2.<»9.ia' $833,-00 »11,( 03,400 $1,100,500
••••*|-SS'SS»'^'^'^-122
•••
2S4.200
9.B0O
3 550.900
1,084 600
f'f3SS
••• »'SSS-SSS
937,100
8.«6 200
877,900
4,410,200
15231K.^
5-2^'225
... ••••
330,300
532136
3>74 00O
llS 80)
5'S'-^2S
••• ?'2SS'2SS
276,500
488,800
2.216,500
804 000
l'SSS-S5S
J.324,500
••
8,4-8,989
1,078.703
1,415
7
2,004 8>S
^SSS'"?"
Baku.
New York
1,406.100
922,161
917,345
1,457,787
206.050
*0,794
....
768.038
8,534,000
1,408,265
1,110.714
6.732
47,000
1,216,4.54
4,179
16.000
5,000
1,000
40,000
365.000
220,816
8«1,000
438,671
281.737
:475,350
199,509
662 000
395,000
1,025.000
267.000
251,000
123,000
189,000
1227,000
550.000
476,000
79,000
7,761
....
973872
1,664,000
1,408,000
3,9-22,000
1,069,187
....
....
....
....
....
846.00
514.000
931.000
923,000
2,0f0
1,200
8061,000
2,218,000
390,000
$15,961,160 $54,391,498
....
$289,038
823OT0
621,000
472,160
460(XI0
211,000
226.218
172,575
1,'?05,000
2011,000
1,U0542
451075
687,8:0
2,606,000
1,011.385
860 P69
8 5,066
902,593
1,397,000
1,520.000
3,620,000
987.700
1,0-9.774
392,000
216,188
595,000
173.180
270.000
360.939
211,866
460 000
222,000
797,000
262,893
178,000
186.000
834000
219335
241250
708,000
2,475,000
577,000
800003
1,4.39,000
$13,632,369
182,000
136.000
$41,671,C67
$11,068,964
deviations from last week's returns are as follows
Capital
Loans
tlncrease.
,lncrea8e.
Specie
Decrease
7,000 LegRlTenders
373 841 1 Deposits
25,425 /Circulation
Increase..
I
for a series of weeks
Date.
Loans.
Specie.
.
Total,.
Balance, April
524,00
285000
$l,000i)0O
797,880
651.589
Increase.. 258,006
Increase .
2,489
.
condition of the Philadelphia
Banks
. .
'.^4.
$8,478,000
2,760,915
3,588.000
1,455,000
4000
The annexed statement shows the
Saturday, April
$1,383,000
l,r53.612
1,178,000
589,000
SS8,00O
621,000
2,945
276,000
750,000
1,000,000
226,000
Security
Total net
L. Tender. Deposlta.Clrculafn.
Spocie.
$M,000
1408,750
1,833 000
a."i0.(00
B*nkof Bepubllc.
41X®
S6X«
41X®
40X®
Sixth
Central
5.11)4 ®9. 10
S««(a S6K
Fourth
Seventh
Elehth
.
S.17H®5.16X
Swiss...
Loans.
$5,034,000
4,052.875
5,"«5,000
2,391,000
2,S6',000
2,411.000
1,410.200
1,072,516
1,806,1-7
2,000,|iC0
Bank N. Liberties.
Sonthwark
Wes
217^^0,796
—The following
«48,8IB.10«
84.485
687 061,863
8 0.662.6J9
SS-i.-
is the average condition
National Banks for the week preceding Mon-
of the Philadelphia
Kensington
1870.
$10^.979.450
73,458,107
13,741,157
288,207,796
Philadelphia Banks.
day April
:
[April 29, 1871.
Aprils....
April 15...
April 22...
April
-18TO.-
Domestlc Ex-
Prussian
:
THE CHRONICLE.
526
,,
:
weeks past
circulation.
Deposits.
Legal
Tenders.
31,655,071
31,605,215
229,021,584
230,945,643
225,774,302
57,045,884
55,628,645
56,193,408
31,688398
Aggregate
818,141,609
589.685.759
CleavingR,
544,11)4,294
March IS
March20
March 27
53,616,883
63,717,422
April3
AprlllO
April 17
April 24
64,040,616
63.975,340
64.018,164
54,391,498
Legal Tender.
678814
5.3,S04,1'23
—
Depopits.
Ctrcnlatlon.
39.938,535
89,''2-.',914
10,986.982
1P,"75.437
38.581,876
38,667,490
39,257.723
41,413,064
41,671,067
11.074.169
11,070,884
11,066,475
11,068,961
12.718,365
12,665,611
12.234,214
11,977,547
11.963.188
12.980.880
18,682,869
464,375
344 353
369,661
821.677
814,463
2;9,0S8
11026,887
Boston Banks. Below we give a stateraent of the Boston
National Banks, as returned to the Cleariop House, on Monday
April 24, 1871
Banks.
;
Blackstone
Boston
Bovlston
•Broadway...
......
rolumblan
Continental
Kliot
Everett
FanmllHall
Specie. L.T. Notes. Deposits. CIrrnla-
Loans.
Capital.
Atlantic
Atlas
$750,000
$1,6('8,5S3
$940
$l"l,078
$429,553
$t29,4->8
1,500,000
1,500,000
1,000,000
500.000
200.000
1.000.000
1.000.000
1,000,000
800.000
1J)00,000
2,661,420
3,634,181
1,435
8,279
5,419
603.141
1,626,786
798.892
787.235
578,79?
2,011.6'21
....
186.384
8!6,83S
16S,S57
208.719
66,066
414,000
261.220
1,030,701)
564,9-.6
2,638,607
674,667
2,438,858
49,700
219.1iS0
833 868
l,l'69
67,857
197 833
668,692
1,214,182
625,430
1,298,799
1,264,940
681.919
464,368
797,485
99,32«
2,07,144
166
12,f62
63,500
1,485,866
50-2,683
3,286,813
600000
1,537(94
103,290
!,952
2,453,945
26,i'00
1,773,5.19
5 230
23,274
2'3,500
181.046
140,714
2803
12,980
26,892
11,528
234,148
England
North
Olil Boston
1,000.000
760,000
1,000,000
800,000
800,000
400.000
8,000.000
200.000
1,000,000
1,000,000
900,000
Shawmut
1,000000
2(2,(^4
37,480
l,8l.\388
83,231
445,088
351,167
386,524
50.878
Freeman's
Glohe
Hamilton
Howard
Market
Massachusetts
Maverick
Merchants'
Mount Vernon
New
Shoe
&
Leather
1,000,000
2,000,000
1,600,000
600.000
3,000.000
750.000
State
Suffolk
Traders'
Tremont
Washington
First...:
.Second (Granite)...
Third
Bank of Commerce.
Bank of N.America
B'k of Redemption.
Bank
of Republic...
City
:.
Eagle
Exchange
Hide & Leather
Revere
Security
Union.:
Webster
Total
1,985,510
1,404,594
1,874,166
881.832
8,097,699
664,347
2J!72 981
2,218,790
1.952.810
2,098.835
2,759,764
791)
17,879
2,758
147.489
42. 36
3,608100
3,370,109
1,067,3-iC
3,087,.S42
1,834,286
8,910,724
5,171,177
1,266,459
4,544,43S
1,959,568
1,000000
1,608000
SOO.OOO
3,000,000
1,000,000
1,000,000
1,500,000
1,000,000
1,000.000
1,000,000
IJiOO.OOO
3,000,000
200,000
1,000,000
1JSOO,000
1-28,816
43,(98
96,714
84,674
14 472
267,801
58.S6
18 869
25 342
28,743
2-29,447
3
784,597
277,422
762,616
i
1,7
38,140
76,760
5.51SJ14
....
2,894,984
1,673,768
2,0il,263
4,272,193
3,175,973
8,96-,873
594,084
2,601,637
3,078,079
858.143
3(2,812
123,290
537.651
86,667
440,067
547,166
Loans
Dec.
Specie
Legal Tender Notes
Dec,
The following
Inc.
April 3
AprlllO
Aprill7
61.415
162,810
345,971
|
Specie.
2:223447
111,706,836
111.149,883
111,725.848
112.171.134
3,083,:85
1.929,861
2,068.767
2,223.798
2,057,341
1,894,431
113,273,808
35l'.092
409,2l9
24ii.(i78
1,611,835
177,643
784,2 3
782,813
864,888
692.078
358,6.'^
971568
83-i,137
'2,178,244
428,378
1,031,892
2,333,915
785.696
178,261)
652.275
594,868
781,816
775.880
KS.-^'O
845,953
593,17
792,785
793,500
445,380
339.752
798.O70
7^2,863
420,000
1-29,000
537089
491,117
$49,064,364 $24,928,706
returns of previous week are as follows
111,21.000
118884,728
April 24
869,148
241,727
448,714
818,902
5,508.117
428,890
824,948
682,304
1,117,185
662.439
1,098.590
1,059,480
67,810
170,285
478,000
11M93
58ll.2l0
S52,f5-5
93 ,045
I
Inc,
Inc.
Deposits
Circulation
are comparative totals for a series of
Loans,
Date,
March 18
March 20
March27
174,962
783.441
3-28,693
S16,3-21
.$47,550,000 $113,273,308 $1,894,431 $12,898,458
The deviations from the
79635
324.263
19',954
108000
43825*
780.217
264.793
907,693
869,681
678,940
1,306,5 6
8,i84.423
1,074.959
1,710,238
591,568
1,855,273
894,793
444 051
861,848
1,632,475
1.086,692
-21,5.0
13,606
3,398
121,327
11,963
13,070
5.793
124,132
64,783
7.-16,157
Legal Tender.
12,906,4JR
13,862.406
12,203.276
12,062,487
12,8x8,468
8,984
weeks past
Deposits. Circulation.
24.712.1-66
48,940.209
47,f68,3S5
46.249,159
47,572,456
49 041,627
48,662,032
49,064,864
12J70.161
12,962,082
12,962,0¥
:
602,1
24,TM,721
24,781,446
24.787 807
24,961.874
24,924,782
24,928,706
<lnotattons of mscellaneona I^ocal Securities
[(Juotations
CITT
RR STOCKS,
by Charles Otis, Esq., 47 Exchange Place.]
Bid. AskBid. Ask.
60
40
Brooklyn and Hunter's Pt
^..
77
Brooklyn and Jamaica
70
W
IstM 7's
55
do
70
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2d M7'8
87
do
TO
TO
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do
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65
66
75
do
4t- M7'6
40
70
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90
96
IstMT'B
90
do
46
80
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70
75
and
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Grand
105
Van Brunt St Erie Basin
18tM7'B
100
do
Bleeoker St. * Fulton Ferry
IstM. Bonds coup... 75
do
53
Broadway & Seventh Av
85
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Central Park, N. & East Rivers 28
70
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85
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150
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do
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100
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Sixth Avenue
Third Avenue
195
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Real Estate 7't
do
100
110
96
do
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do
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68
80
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75
85
188
200
100
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Citizens (Brooklyn)
Harlem
Manhattan
250
170
190
343
....
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New York
—
550
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do
do
do
do
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do
78, new bonda
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do
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do
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11
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new floating debt.
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103
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preferred
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Elmlra A Wllllamsport prof..
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do
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stock...... <«x 17
do
do
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TO.
Debentures,
98
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80
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fis,
Bostonfis
"•A»oid
..,.?°
Miami.
do
Water fis, -87 to »».. M
do
Water Stock 6e, "97. TS
do
Wharffis
do
special tax 6b of '89. S'*
»4
Jeff., Mad. A I,lstM.aAM)7,
M
do
do 2d M.,7, 1878
do
do let M., 7,1906.... 81X
Loulsv. C. A Lex.. Ist M., 7. '97.. PSV
W
M
Sx
Igt M., 6, -86.
'Bt M., <. "78 ..
I
fis
fis.
A Laf., 1st M.,7_
Louisville fiB,'S3to'87
do
6B,'97to'96
78, 187J.
Baltimore.
9*,
79X
Chesa. A Delaw.,
fis
do
do
76
94
Mv
;:::;•
ilasachnsetts
"10.
.onlavllle.
Junden A Amboy stoek
»••»'>•
Ij^'/ Hampshire,
Little
TTX iCatawlaaa stock
^II}?"'"^-'
B«tonT/iKrTo£.r
Ind., Cln.
90
do
do
89V
2d M.,6, 1878...
3iX West Jersey, 6. 18S3.
Wllmlng. ft Rcnd.,l8t M.,7. 1900
93X
130
,£^S*^
^'«««™WP
Atlantic Mall f
M.. 7,
do
a.AC)istM.,7.ian 81
June, Cln. ft Ind.,lBtM..'f,'86. 10
84
Bal., l8t M., fi, -84
Westch. ft Phil.. Ist M., conv, 7.
'
Co
n
n
M
s
M
Dayton A Mich., 1st M.,7,^t..
do
do
MM.,^,•t4..
do
do
8dM„'7,'8R..
do To'do dep. bds. 7, 'n-'M.
Dayton A West., Ist M., 7, 190S.
do
do
1st M.,6, 1906.
KX
(cur.)
Reaiilng,
Morris, ist
3:7
4S
Delaware A Hud -ii'piiiV
9t
do iif M prof
85
do Sd M. Income. 79
Chic, ft N. Western 8. Fund..
99«
do
do
Int. Bonds WH
Consol'd 7 p. ct. conTertlble
93H
do
do
Rxtn. Bds 87
do
do
IstMort.. M
Ha-i. ft St. .lo. Land (I'ants...
do
do convertible
loi" 104X
Lack, ft Western Bonds
•O)
Bel.. Lack, ft Western, Ist M. »H oo"
do
do
Jd M.. 91 s 95
Tol. ft Wab'h, 1st Mort. eifd.
94
do
1st M St L diT.. §"!
do
3d Mori
do
Equip. Dds
...
„,
«
iP . ft
^ „ Cons. Convert
Hannibal
do
do
MarylandCoal
PennaylvanlsCoal....
Spring Mountain Cop ",
wllkeabarre Coal..
ft
Schuylkill Nav.,
n'eatem. "ref.
"
Sunbury
147"
SOX
*'*
ft
183X
MIBCBLLAKEOUS STOCKS.
American Coal
Consolidated Coal
Cnmberland Coal
A Xenia, Ist
Colom.,
I02X 102X Cln, Ham. ft Davton stock..
MttX Columbus ft Xenia stock
Dayton A Michigan stock
60
Little Miami stock
75
80
Erie "8
_ do
Phil., Wllm.
lt4
fi'
ft
Scrip. 7...
R., IstSf., 7.
M.
Ist
ft
do
do
131
98
180
138"
.
101
1st
do
do
60'
IM
do
pref. 59y
Iron Mountain
St. Louis ft
Toledo. Wab
78
ct., 1875.
Saratoga
ft Ogdens.
ft T. Haute.
Alton
do
I.S. F.7p.c..., 108X
Paclflo R "», jfuart'd by Mo..
98
100
Central Paciflc Bonds
uwx
„,
Dllnols Central 7 p.
ft
Rome, Watertown
106
Funding
A Alleg.
Philadelphia
90
130
80
9
93
.
its
do
Sinburv
46
3dpref.
Norwich ft Worchester
Ohio ft Mlssti>slppt, preferrod.
IW
90'
HO
168
104
103
Mich.S.ftS
1st Bends
Land Grants,
Income lOs.
88
45
New York ft Harlem
New York A Harlem, pref.
New York A New Haven
do
do
scrip.
New York, Prov. ft Boston..
St. Louis,
sx
56
do
an
M., 6, 1 90,
103
<fo
'M M.,6, lfl7S.... no loox
do Debentures, <!, '69- '71 9SX; 91
Phlla. AErle,l8t M. (gold) », '81
93^
90
Cln., 1st preferred
ft
do
83X
do
Oil Creek
Pennsvlvania,
lid"
Morris ft Essex
New Jersey
83
8I)i
90
Sx
100
100
100
scrip
Island
Marietta
I
Cln. Bridge......
,
RAILROAD STOCKS.
Long
101
101
A
Ram. A D., lal M., 7, lA...
do
do 3dM.,7,-ak..
do 8dM.,e,7T...
_ do
Cln. A Indiana, 1st M.,7
do
do 3d M..7,l»i+..
.
(Not previously quoted.)
Albany ft Suaqnenanua. ....... 88X
Chicago ft Alton
ii;x
do
do
preferred...
.
*i
fi
Phlla.
..
1st
do
do
m
Cln.,
fi
N
Sioux City
Erie Railway preferred.
Hartford ft N. Haven
*ik
ii'
81
M.,«.
3d M.,6.
H6 M.,6.
Camden ft Amboy, of '75
9!>k
do
do
6of83....
do
M*ll
do
fiof89....
5?*
do
*89.
consol., of
^'X 96X Louis. A FrTt.. 1st M., 6, 'W-Kt..
Cam. A Bur. A Co., Ist M., 6
do
Loulsv. Loan, 6. "81.
CaUwIssa, l«t M., 7
9S
L. A Nash. 1st M. rm. s.) 'T, -n.
do Lor. I,oanrm.s.)S. 'as.in
Elm. A Wll'ms, 5s
60
»7
do
do
do
78, 1880
do
(Leb.Br.16.'86
86
Hunt. A Broad Top, 1st M^ 7.
do IstM. (Mem Br)7,TK.'7».
do
do l«tM.fI.eh.hr.ex)7, 'SCIIB
do
«7X
2d M.j 7, '75..
do
do
do Lon.L'na.eh.br.eT)«,'9«
Con8. M., 7, "96.
June, Phlla iBt M., guar .6, '83, 86
do Consol. l«t M., 7, 1898
MO Lehigh Valley, Ist M.. 6, 1S71I.. »7
Jefferson.. Mad. ft Ind. stock,.
90
do
Loulsv., Cln. ft Lex., pref
do iHt (new) M.,6, •9'. 9S
90
Little Schuylkill. l8tM., '7, 1877. 9*
do
do
common.
90
North Pennsyl.. l«t M., 6, 1880.. 99
Louisville A Naahvllle
do
Chattel M., 10, 1897. 110
93X
St. Lonia.
90
do
2d Mortgage, 7
97
St Louis 6s
do
do
1875,
ft
new
Belvldere Delaware,
.
Wallklll Valley.lBt M., gold7e.
Mt. Ist m., gd,7
Dubuque
old
6e,
do
do
Ss
do
Funded Debt fis...
do
dd
7b...
do
Water exten. 7b...
Alleghany County, 5
do
do fis, '85
guar,
do_
fie,
MM
6b
Covington
TSX
Pittsburg Compromlae 4X*.
A Quiney.
Cln., Ham. A Oayton
„.,.„„
.
do
do
M
1
do
58, 1877
"n-W
do
.7, <•(
do
7.80b
Bam. Co., Ohio 6 p. e. ongbd*.
do
do *7 p.c, to5yrs.
l»
108
Military Loan 6s, 1871 ll»4X 105
stock Loan, 6s, 73 17 :oj ICS
do
108
fis,
111
do
do
do
Philadelphia
,.
Clev., Col., Cln. ft Indlanap
Col. Chic, ft Ind. Central
n
do
do
8d do
Mich. Cent., let M. 8s, 1883.. ..
Chic, Bur. * Q. 8 p. c. 1st M..
mch. Ro.Tperct.MMort....
Union PaclSc
90
St. LonlB ft Iron
do_
let Mortgage Extended..
IstEndorsed.
7s,2d do
1879
78,8d do
1888
78,4th do
1880
78,5th do
1888
Buff. N. Y. A E. Ist M.. 1877.
Bud. R. 78, }d M. S. F. 1883.
do 7», 3d .Mort.,1875....
Harlem, 1st Mortgage..
do Con. M'ge ft STtg F'd
Albany ft SusqtPa, 1st bonds,
do
do
3d do .
Ind,
Massachnsetts
ft
Pennsylvania
A Connellsv., 1st M
Cincinnati Ss
Pblladelphla.
Chlc._Bnr
101
78,1880-78
ft
RR
94
«s,1887
fis, real estate...
78,
Vermont
Northern Paclflc RR. 7-30 gold
N.Y ftOnw.Mld.R.lstM.'Igd)
Peoria. Pekln ft .lacks. 1 \r7s
Port Huron ft Lake Mich end.. 87X
loax
7*8
fie,
lis'
78, gold.
Uoulsv.&Nash.R, 1st NI, eons. ~
Lake Shore '"onsolldated, 7.
Montclalr
01
J. "s. gold
RAILROAD BONDS.
N.Y. Central fis, 1888
do
do
do
do
do
do
9S
Bnr.C.R &.M.RK,lBtM,7(gd)
ft Ohio RR, istM.,6,(Kd)
Conn. Western. It mort. 7»..
107H
100
78 too
98
'75..
per cent,
do
do
do
9
3dM.
do
ft
Onion Tele. lstM.,7
6. R.
M
n
,
IM. Aik
Cfnetnnatt.
do
do
pref....
^,
Old Colony A Newport.
I'cC
Port., Saco A Portsmouth
181
Rutland
40
do preferred
MX
Sonunlt Branch
Vermont A Canada
107
8»
Cnes.
*^)<
84
,
ASD •ovainaa
Central Ohio...
do
preferred
pf.
MlndlanapollsCln. A Lafayette
Manchester ft Lawrence..
Nashua ft LoVell
Northern of New Hampshire..
Ogdens. ft L. Champlain
WX M«
NEW. OR RECENT LOANS.
U. S New Loan, 58. gold.
„
"»)<
do 78
Syear Assesement
«
91
87
Am. l)ock*Im.Co.7, •«
Long Deck Bonda
CITY BONDS.
New York
M98X
97
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS.
War Loan
Indiana fis. War Loan
do
do
do
93
d..
M
.
Ulnols Canal Bonds, 1870
do fie conD0n,'77
Brooklyr fis
do
WatT
I.ftM.
..J**
I
ftl
7 8-10
1st Mort..
_
A aer. stock.
liFltchbnrg
9a
do
3d
101
98X
South Side Railroad bonds.
do
do
8kg fund.
Morris ft Essex, convertible...
do
do construcMon.
North Missoarl, Ist Mortvatfe.
do
do
2d Mortgage.
Jefferson RR, Ist Mort. bonds.
do fis, 1881
do fis, 188«
Kentucky fis
do
»^
do
do
Ist M.. 6, 1M»
West Md, IstM., endnned,«r%
do
IstM., unend.,6, W..
_ do 3d M^ endorsed, i, ID.
Baltimore A Ohio stoek
IKS
Parkershnrg Branch
im'
Baatom (Maaa.)
91
110
do
do
old bds
Buffalo ft Erie, new bonds . .
St. L. Jacksonville ft Cblc, let
&
B.&N.O.
* RR
do
do
Income
Cleve., P'vllle ft Ash., new bds.
.
Oblo«s,187S
tk.
Ltot.
w
141
Sinking Fund. io<x tOSH Connecticut River
Ist Mortgage... IIJO
Connecticut A Passumpslo,
N. Haven 6s
Erie guaranteed
ft
Erie
ft
Pitta.
lOSK
187X
Cheshire preferred
Ssndusky
Concord
Cedar F-lls ft Minn., Ist M....
Detroit, Monroe * Tol bonds.
Lake Shore Dlv. bonds....
Cleve. ft Tol ,n w bonds
I't!
Albany vtock
ft
Cln.,
86
do
"lew York
Boston, H.
bonds
78 large
SdMort
8dHort
Mort
Marietta ft Cln., 1st Mo't
Chic. & Mllwntikee let Mort...
.lollet ft rhicngo.lst Mort....
Chic, ft Gt Eastern, 1st Mort..
i:OH
California 7s
Connecticut <s
40
Mass., lat M.,«, tS.
Boston, Hartford
3d Mort
Tol., PeorU ft Warsaw, E, D.
do
W. D.
do
18n..
Penitentiary
My
Boston ft I.nwell stock
Boston A Maine
Boston A ProTldenea
4th
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
8s
8s
Boston
Col., Chic, ft Ind., iBt Mort....
levee bonds
fie,
Vermont A
9«M
Consolidated...
do
do
do
do
KH
Oct
A St. Joseph.
Han.
3d Mort.
.
78
ao
M..oona.,7,'8(
do 3d Mort., 7, 18*1.
„
Vermont A Can., new. 8
104
hds.
Miss., Ist Mortgage...
do
HM
iwx IWH Verm't Cen.,lBt
.
Dub. ft Sioux C, Ist Mort..
Peninsula RR Bonds
St. L. ft Iron Mountain 1st M
Mil. ft St. Paul, 1st Mort. 8s.
8
April
08
do
do
do
Alton
do
do
ft
ft
4»
now bonds
do
do
UlBsonrl
mada ot
ttX CentralBaltluore
<li>ln. lat M..8
Marietta A Cm., Isl M ,7,1X1
_do
do
3d M ,7, IIM
Northern Cent., Ist M.
do
do 3d M., S.
do
do8dM.^. P.,«,IW"
do
do 8d M. .Y. A int.'n
do
do Cons, (gold) 6, 11*0
IstM. fnew>7.
Newport Bds, », "M.
do Bonds, 7, 1877..
ft
do
01
ft Ctalc, 1st M.... 104
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
•IH Ohio
nx
Old Col.
Rutland, new, 7
is
do
89K
.
•fiontb Carolina
foou
MUL-Atk.
.
„,.<lo, ^ do
8d Mort. *l
8 p. 0. eq't bds 101
Cleve. ft PItU., Consol. S. F'd
Chic,
8!)
MX
new
do
W.
do
ds
do
«7
old
old
fie,
Tol.
ft
Pitt*., Ft.
do new bonds
do
noDBmM.
Ban ft Clev., latM., 7, -77. „.
ICastern Mass., conv..«, I*}4... 100
Hartfotd A Krie, Ist M. (old)7. .
97
Jersey Central, let Mort
do
3d Mort.
do
do
lOBN io»
3dMort
Sinking Fund
do
Clave,
I9T4, rflff
Virginia
., .
.
627
Boaton.
cm
.
do
«e,s-aai, .lasn rig.
««, S-SOa, (imtreg
a
UnlncT ft Tol.. Ist M.. 1890...
81)
III. A Bo. Iowa, let Mort
U'llenaft Chicago Bx ended
luox
Galena ft Chicago, T'l Mort... 97
101
Chlo. R. Island ft Paolflc
iisx
Morris * Essex, 1st M ort
:i«M
l'»)rtt
iin,n«w) ng..
TenneMe6
ROOKl A>0
Bid. Alk,
Great Western, 3dM. 18M....
"OX
Uolil Coin
O0VBBNMBNT8.
(Not pravloualy quoted.)
rta
•e.s-Me, iMllir«»
*-, 1S81,
fie,
.
RAILROAD BONDS.
New York Priooa.
ta.MOl,
.
Stoeka •!« Bend* (iTen on a PreTlon. Pace ar* not R«p«.i«d bare. Qnot.dona ar*
Cent Talne, WhateTcr tHe Par majr b«. Sontbern S«curlile. .r« Qnotrd In • S«paraU
nOOEt AMD UKTCUTiaa.
«•, 9-3nt,
Ci, S-Wt,
...
GENERAL QUOTATIONS OF STOCKS AND BONDS.
ma AeUTe
i;.8
"
THB OHBONIOLB.
April 29, 1871.J
American
H
...,......
. ..
.
.
Mia. A Teoa..
1st
M
.
7b...
A Oooiwla M.
Mlj .MaaphUlAuaariBW
A Charlaatoa,
U B.Mia..
mil.
lit
.
nai
Itast
Teas.
do
Mmphk
m
no
71
»"
•t
:
:
.
THE CHRONICLE
.528
9rhe
I?
883 new Second Mortgage Bonds of $500 each
139 old Second Mortgage Bonds of 500 each, outstanding.
8,290 shares Preferred Stock at$50
Certificates of Indebtedness
Ontstanding Interest to be funded
Outstanding Interest due in cash
Bills pavabfe
atlujay illonTtov.
EXPLANATION OF THE STOCK AND BOND TABLES'
laF"
[April 29, 1871.
and Bonds
are given in tlie
1 . Prices of tbe Active Stocks
" Bankers' Gazette " arUe ; qaotationB of other seourities will be fonnd on the preoedio^ page.
141,600
69,500
111,000
109,028
8,476
3,796
36,071
88,000
4,818
Real Estate Bonds
Profit and Loss
Banic and Inanrance Stoclca, Mining. Petrolenm. City
Bailroad and. Gas StocIiSi and Sontliern Securities of those
00
00
00
83
60
66
96
00
87
2.
The Table
3
To meet
Canal and Other Stocks,
of Railroad,
acostof
And
on the next pagre, oomprises all Com{>anie8 of which the stock is sold in any of the
The figures Just after the name
principal cities (except merely local corporations).
of the company Indicate the No. of the Chronicle in which a report ot the Company was last published. A star (*) indicates leaxed roadt ; in the dividend column
x=extra; s=stock or scrip.
The date given in brackets
given under the name of Consolidated Corporation.
immediately alter the name of each Company, indicates the time at which the stateIn
"Interest
Column"
the abbreviations are as
made.
the
ment of its finances was
follows J. & J,=:January and July F. & A-=February and August; M. & S.—
M.
&. N.=«May and NoTcniApril
and
October;
and
September;
A.
&
O.
March
Q. J. s=Quarterly, beginning with January;
ber J. & D.==June and December
beginning with
February.
Q.—
M.=Quart«rly,
F.
beginning
with
Q.
—Quarterly,
March.
Table of State Securities will be published monthly, on
5.
the last Saturday of the month.
will be published on tbe third Saturday
Table
of City
6.
of each month. The abbreviations used in this table are the same as those in tbe
mentioned
above.
Tbe Sinking Fund or assets held bv
railroad
bonds
tables of
each city are given on the same line with the name
:
;
—
—
The
Bonds
The
—
59
230,747 31
$.381,5.51
Balance
$90,804 88
The appended
operations and
shows the
details of the year's business
classified statements of the cost of management
table
Total number of passengers carried
Total number of local passengers carried
Total number of through passengers carried
Receipts from through passengers
Receipts from local passengers
Receipts from freights carried into interior
Receipts from freight brought from interior
Receipts from local freights up and down
Receiptsfrom through freights up and down..
Total nnmber bales cotton hauled
Total number bales cotton from local stations.
Total number bales cotton from other roads
Total number barrels naval stores
Total number feet lumber
Number of miles traveled by trains
Average expenses per mile run
Average receipts per raile run
Receipts per mile of road
Expenses per mile of road
1870-71.
66,049
50,609
15,440
$53,984^29
47,786 19
90,035 73
110,4>i6 49
118,768 39
81,709 83
34,5.39
.
.
9,987
34,552
65,946
.3,387
M
250,404
98
cts.
18fi!^70.
44,745
32,237
18,498
$45,575
42,092
42,032
81,544
25
06
06
02
93,2'«2 44
79,173.39
28,850
7.227
15,623
50,709
.3,896
second mortgage bonds.
As tlie bonds of which
1 42
$2,746
2,362
1,564
M
By an examination
of the above figures you will discover the
.(interesting fact that the increased earnings of the past year have
been derived chiefly from our local business. Thus, out of an
addition of 21,314 to the number of passengers carried, 18,372
were moved between way stations, and in an increase of $28,006 39
to the freight receipts, $25,469 95 about 91 per cent-r-were from
—
,
these results with those of the previous year
as follows
:
In 1869-70.
Receipts from freight
Receipts from paasengerB
Receiptsfrom mail
* other
87,667 31
In 1870-71.
$200,472 22
101,710 48
19,964 49
19,368 89
$380,097 63
168,560 33
$831,651 89
$120,537 40
$90,804 28
$178,465 83
Increase.
$28,006 39
14,04;S 17
Decrease.
iources.
Operating and otter expenses
595 61
2.30,747 31
" Reviewing the above, you will observe a general increase in
our receipts of nearly 15 per cent over those of the pre-rious year.
Tour attention has been so frequently directed to tht importance and value cf the Central Bailroad, as a feeder to tUs, that
further remark upon these features is unnecessary. In A-;v^u8t
last year, your Board of Directors deemed it proper to subBcri&, to
the capital rtock of that company thirty-six thousand dolla.^
($36,000), (in addition to the fifteen thousand dollars previously
subscribed) in order to secure its charter, which otherwise might'
have lapsed the said subscription to be payible In the proportion of one thousand dollars per mile for every continuous mile,
as completed from Lane's Turnout, and to be subject to your rati-
—
fication.
now
bear the
:
A comparison of
show
the representative
—The New York Timeit' money article hag the following items
" Chicago and Northivestern.— The new link In the Chicago
local sources.
will
it is
rate of interest, there was no valid objection to the reconversion of this stock into bonds when so desired by its holders; and,
accordingly, we have always complied with such requests. The
preferred stock has the single advantage over the bonds of being
registered and transferable on the company's books; but many
prefer to forego this, for the convenience of collecting their interest by coupons, and the greater facilities of sale, transfer, etc.
Of the general prospects of the company, we have only to
remark that they are in a great degree dependent upon the completion of projected roads and such other improvements in our
connections as have been alluded to in the foregoing reix>rts; and
not until the field of our operations can be extended by them
may we expect the remunerative results which should then be
realized.
same
197,707
81 cts.
1 38
$3,153
$2,140,130 65
67,605 57— $2,315,6.36 22
shown by the Treasurer
liqtiidation of this interest upon interest, we have been competed
to use a portion of the bonds intended to have been substituted
for the latter, which deficiency, when required, must be supplied
from other sources.
The entire issue of our new second mortgage bonds, also bearing eight per cent interest and payable Ist September, 1899, was
644, of $500 each, or $332,000, of which 195, or $97,500, have been
issued in redemption of the past due bonds, coupons and interest
thereon; 88 of them, or $44,000 in exchange for preferred stock;
233 of them, or $111,000, have been deposited with the trustees of
the latter, and tbe balance, 139, or $69,500, are on hand for the
redemption of that number which are still outstanding.
The amount of second mortgage bonds originally issued was
$300,000, of which $145,000 were sold; the remaining *$155,000
were subsequently pledged and deposited with trustees, as a
security for a corresponding amount of preferred stock. This
preferred stock is then virtually a ncbstitute for that amount of
Rorttaeastern Railroad Company (of H. C.) The annual
report for the year ending February 28, 1871, has the following
The gross earnings have been
The operating and extraordinary expanaea
Assets as
The entire issue of our new First Mortgage Bonds, bearing 8
per cent interest, and payable 1st September, 1899, was 1,640, of
$500 each, or $820,000, of which 1,546, or $773,000, have been
issued in redemption of the past due bonds and coupons, and
interest thereon, leaving on hand 94 bonds, or $47,000, to take
up those which were then outstanding. In determining the
amount of this issue, no provision was made in it for the interest
which had accrued on our outstanding coupons (as no such
demand was anticipated), and hence the charge to profit and loss
of this liability, amounting to $23,687 50. On the 28th February,
1871, there were unexchanged 63 old bonds, but the number has
since been reduced to 40, or $20,000, leaving on hand at this date
71 bonds, or $35,000, applicable to the retirement of those still
In the
out, say $40,000, and our Real Estate Bonds, say $38,000.
4. The Tables of Railroad, Canal and Other Bonds
occupy in all, four pages, two of which will be published in each number. In
these pages the bonds of Companies which have been consolidated are trequently
;
$2,315,636 82
Total
this indebtedness, we have the road, 108
miles long, with its sidelings, equipments, ate, at
kinds which are least active, are all qmted cither regularly or occasionally Ht
the end of "Bankers' Gazette," on a previous page.
'
Our operating expenses have exceeded those of the previous
year a result which was foreshadowed in our last report, from
"
the necessary additions and other expenditures to be incurred the
ensuing year."
" We are pleased at being able to report to you the generally
good condition of the road and its structures. Some 350 tons
rails, with improved "joints," have been supplied in the renewal
of those wl ich had become unserviceable; the bridges and trestles have received due attention, and the roadway throughout
has been kept up and improved by the employment of an additional floating force, in aid of the ordinary details for that purpose. Our motive power consists of 13 locomotives, one of which,
from its age, light capacity and long disuse, is of little value,
while all the others are in serviceable condition."
The following will appear as the indebtedness of the Company
:
n,97!t shares capital stock, at $50
1,846 new First Mortgage Bonds of $500 each
ta old First Mortgaga Bonds ol $500 each, ontstanding
$898,9.50 00
773,000 00
31,500 00
and Northwest road from Winona, Minn, (or La Crosse, Wis.),
to the main line at Madison, one hundred and twenty six miles,
for the completion ot which a mortgage loan of $3,150,000
has just been raised in Holland, as noticed, is not only important
in utilizing the Winona and St. Peter's road, west of the Mississippi, owned by the Northwest, and only at present a feeder to
the old La Crosse division of the Milwaukee and St. Paul, but it
has relation to the West Wisconsin road now being completed
from St. Paul to Tomah, within twenty-eight or thirty miles of
the proposed new link of the Northwest, and to be soon extended
to this connection either by the West Wisconsin or the Northwest
Company. This, to all appearances on the map, will give by far
the most direct route from St. Paul to Chicago, as the 126 miles will
give the most direct route from Winona and La Crosse to Chicago."
Atlantic
and Great Western.— We
understand that a
new
trust for reorganizing the unfortunate Atlantic and Great Western
road, comprising Senator Thurman, of Ohio General McClellan,
••id Mr. Butler Duncan, of Messrs. Duncan, Sherman & Co., for
wv)se use £400,000 sterling was recently raised in London by the
Eugjgh parties in interest, have concluded a settlement with the
Dutch iioi(jers of the first mortgages on the road, represented by
Mr. Oe\v,ii, of Amsterdam, and Mr. Consul Berlarger, of this city,
under wh^^j settlement the latter come into about $800,000 cash
for arrearages of interest on abotit $3,000,000 bonds.
The adjustment of the ;.<wal questions embraced in the foreclosure of the
tK
mortgage on
Ohio division, which was being rapidly brought
to a final issue, it. a]go embraced in the settlement. The proceedings are stayed unti the maturity of the bonds, in 1876, conditioned
that on any future d^nult of interest, or in default of the prompt
payment of the princi^il at maturity, the mort<fageesare to enter
into possession and to sei tjje road without further litigation. An
order of foreclosure on 8,3 New York division, forty-nine miles,
has lieen entered for accoiut, of t^e first and fecond bondholders,
which, we believe, is intendbi to facilitate tbe reorganization of
the whole line. It is said tlm the proposed reorganization will
embrace about $65,000,000 of thfevarious bondn, debentures, stock
and floating claims on tbe road, th» commissions on which to the
new Trustees will be almost as " priu.^ly/' by comparison, as Mr.
Senator Thurman is in the prtwtice, 04 the floor of Congress, of
;
I
—
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.
THE CHRONICLE.
April 29, isn.j
tlio "
.
gnnta " to the Padfle and olhar Weettwn
liopo tbey will prove productive o( the lamt'
.
529
The company htm 837 milaa of rtmA In raeenMfal operation,
and when the line i« completed to the Ohio River it will form a
through
route from the West to the Atlantic, whieh will •ompeto
iuteri<8tii
Bangor Railroad Loan* Banooh, Me., April 'JT.— TL<i with the Baltimore and Ohio, the Pennavlvania, •>' v-<«' York
are
vote on th« IJailroad l,oan 1)I11h today was a full one, nnd was Central, aixl Hudson and Krie, On the VVeatemei
nrrty
as tollowB Uianing tlie credit of the city In aid of the Pigcata- graded, and 100 miles wUI bo ready for the Iror
quid Kailroad—yeas, 1,848 nays 460. On the Winter|H>rt Rail- days. There are !t80,000 tie* on hand, which nr
road Loan yeas, 1.468 naya, 846. Both roads will be ra|>idly About 8,000 tona of Iron are on the way, and track
pushotl forward. The Winterport Road will connect this city western end will Iw pushed with vigor dnrlnif in ••|>ring and
witli an open winter port.
The Piscataquis Road will be ex- summer months. The road is substantially uniler the same
agement aa the Central Pacific, the bond* of which are aeQing
tended from Dover to Moosehead Lake.
H allroada In Iowa.— From a circular recently issued by the above par.
Tri'asuror of Iowa, wb learn that there were in operation in that
8ECUKIT1KS.
State, at the riose of 1870, 2,683 miles of railroad, of which (!92
milea were laid within the year. The length of the twenty roads These <(aotatlona are o( the !,«•• Active Her arlttea ivhlch
are not Given on the Next Pace.
in the State is thus given
reprosontlng
roads to bo.
ImmI
We
^ood to tho material
relative
ett.
of the country.
•*
:
;
—
;
SOUTHERN
:
Milea.
Bnrlineton
lb
Hliaoari
Cedar Rapids A Mlaaouri Riror
Chicago, lows A Nebraaica
Dabnquo Sonthwcatcm
Dnbnqne A Sioux City
Cblcaio, Rock Ixland &
*
St.
Sionx City
n4M
81 '84
St.
M8°48
Paul
41-08
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Cedar Falls * Mlnneaota
M
& Cedar Bapldi
Central Railroad of Iowa
luwa Falla A Sioux aty
Chicago * Stonx City
Davenport A St. PaiU
Sabola. Acklev & Dakota
6471I
14S-88
Paclflc aH>'86
Dea Molnca Valley
Kcoktik
Mileii.
8000
& Pacinc
Council Blafik A St. Joaeph ....
88
Bur., Ced. RaplfU it MlDiieaoU 144'00
84060
36000
7657
4137
16100
LoDls
ISSSR
4684
4!l'00
9006
lowalhdlandBallwar
S.683'0!)
and Great 'Western Railroads.—
Central
made by
Nortk Caurollaa.
«ntv decMrlties.
.. Bid Aah
..lexaadrlaAa
• tisaia, Oa,7a
70 78
Auiniata, Oa., 7t, bonds
Chleaton, H. C, 78, F. L. bda 80 8S
68
70
Oolambla, S. C , ta
67 60
Colnmboa," 7s,bouds
M
Macon 7a. honda
Uempbiaea, endorsed
Mempblapaat dneconpona..
lloblle, Ala., 6a, bonds
"
8b,
...
.
Omaha
"
'•
71
71
60
70
91
91
71
68
lat
86
67
U
Georgia.
.*.
80
n
8(1
to
7l>
90
75
74
It
85
Darllnjflon 7a
1
Mortgage
at
60
.
Tenneaaec.
BaKt Tenn. & VlnrinlaOa, end
by State or Teon
MempblatDd Oblo 10a
"
6S
68
66
80
71
66
40
VlrKUUa.
8H
Alei.,lats8s,....
Ids 8a
4tb88s
A Alex. A Man. lata
Orange
V».
ATenLlata
911
78
07
76
7H
78
911
78
7»
88
80
6e
2d»6«
«th,8«
Virginia Central 1 ata, «8
"
Jnde, «s
•'
98
92
90
86
Atlantic and 9nlf Btock
86
Savannab, Albany, ^fc Onlf7a M)
bonda, end. by Savannab..
Pensacola & Qeorgla let m 7e 79
40
83
86
46
.
first
68
»
8Si
....
80
...
88
84
68
»6
88
86
stock
Macon and AnEUsta bonda
"
**
endoraed.
Macon and Aagnata atock.
684
10
atock
A
liiae RIdffc,
mtg.
1st
•
"
8d
"
81
Dan
Rlcb. ft
4tli.8B
!«St
ford. Int. 8a
90
77
lai coce'd «a.
,
Pit-'tnont bra'b
iBtaOa
"
Id m. gnart'dta..
8dm. «e
4tbm.88
«•
Norfolk
& Peterebnrg 1 m
" Sd m.
Bicbm.
m
as
74
76
81
78
HI
7»
fc
Peterab.
"
"
"
" Fre'kab'g
"
•'
"
latm
tw
-A
^.^
w
mtg. »»
Sonttaalde, let
16
;
I-
"
Cberaw
AsK
Da... 87
8a... 70
8S... ....
»da8a
80
Mobile and Ohio. 3mtg,88
Belma and Meridian lat m.8s 66
SonthweaternKK.,
v..3«...
lai
U
gold booda, endorsed by
8b,
dc Ohio Railroad Bond*.— The May coupons
" SdmSa.
mortgage bonds will be paid in gold by Messrs. Fisk
& Hatch, No. 5 Nassau street. The demand for first-class railroad maalssippl and I.oa«
bonds is increasing and Messrs. Fisk & Hatch, the financial
lalana.
agents of the Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad, report an active Miaalsa >ii Cent, let m. 8a
" 8a
8d
inquiiy for the first mortgage gold bonds of that company, which
*Teni'. Istm.Ta
bear six per cent interest, and are selling at 90 and accrued intercensold, 8s
Obeaapeake
••
Sonth Carolina.
A ^ ug., lat M..7a
-".toek..
OraogeA
latlend 88
Income. DO
"
"
Montgomery and Bnialla
«
Cbar!., Cul.
& West P. let, 8a..
Jiontg'ry
IVIIaalaalppI Railroad.— CINCINNATI, O., April 26.
—At a meeting of the Board of Directors of the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad Company to-day, William D. Griswold resigned the
Presidency, and Daniel Torrance, of New York, was elected unanimously to fill the vacancy. Resolutions of regret were adopted
at the resignation of Mr. Qriswold, and thanking him for his
management, restoring the credit of the company, and putting the
road in the best condition. Mr. Griswold remains a director, and
his salary as President is continued until October next.
Bridge Bonds.— The Union Pacific Omaha Bridge
bonds, eight per cent, in gold, |3,500,000 or £500,000 sterling, are
reported as having been placed by Messrs. Junius S. Morgan &
Co., of London, at par.
the
H',
fH
62
66
Alabama.
forthwith.
Ohio and
of
60
«0
60
TO
70
68
66
Kid
7a..
Knth.JalM.end SHJ 67
4t
NortbKaatcmlatmtg.
68
66
M
cb.
TB
(16
80i
"
Sparten*bnrg and ITnion 7a,
46
gnar'dby SlataS. C
SSTannah A Char, lat M., 7a.. 66
70
64
M
WKmingtoD i Weldon
tr>
71
Tono.VTO, Canada, April 25.— An ajrreoment ImH l)een concluded
between the Great Western and Michigan Central Hailroad Companies, for a period of twenty-one years, under which the entire Montffomarv 8s
through earnings are put into a joint purse and then divided. Nurlolk6fl
Both companies also bind themselvea not to interchange traffic
with any new lines across Canada or Michigan. This virtually tticbmond 6b
Wilmington, N. C.,«»
consolidates the lines, and makes them one, for through traffic
" 88
between Chicago and Buffalo and Suspension Bridge. The tunnel
Railroad Secnrltles.
to connect the two lines under Detroit River is also to be com-
menced
aome qooUUoiu ara
acversi of the principal d«al«ra, though
neccaaarlly nominal.
SO 00
Total number of miles completed
nieblican
Pricea are
'
rm
91
70i
6«»
81
....
....
W
f
OT
7a ....
»^9 80
'.*
....
iim.fr
8dm. >r
....
* Poto. da "•
86
tr.k
80
• ••
TIM
" conv
...
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"
MONTHLY EARNINGS OF PRINCIPAL RAILROADS.
—
Central Faoiflo
Chieago and Alton.
.
1871.
1742 m.)
$41.% 104
1809.
(890 m.)
5M,480
394.176
481,086
578,870
488,3.31
1870.
(431m.)
(431m.)
t348,iei
318^096
888,796
(981,100
816,086
841,896
(348,089
683,758
768,719
807,815
777,183
828,447
748,800
613,806
346,831
401,864
361,044
493,931
606,(«3
468,111
397,615
340,3«0
7,983,613
4,681,663
72(t,»74
78:j,099
—lUint
1869.
(Se m.)
$668,137
'a
Central
S4S,59S..jran..
340,301 ..Feb..
373,618.. mar..
April..
m»T
|4fl8,6''6
.
JTnne..
July...
AnK..-.
i.408,688
= 418,709
„B08,680
§497,519
—475,608
Sept....
Oct.. ..
Nov....
Bee....
1441,197
l404,3«8
.Year.
4,849,404
- -Xariatta and Cineinnatl—
.
1869.
1871.
(161 m.)
(151m.)
1870.
(251 m.)
$99,641
90,196
104,888
$90,177
98,175
101,879
13i>,863..Jan....
100,641
109,753
117,098
April.,
661,788
601,3W
656,087
6e4,S3S
711,646
617,315
899,061
901,136
914,406P 903,215
814,4133 811,707
i|«»6,6775£ 897,750
129.096
142,014
138,376
139,306
110,897
106;i46
110,118
111,117
111,1»T
118,407
133,998
168;881
144,018
141,376
l,8n,481 8,678,968
1,381,345
1,418,866
ll^lg8
Ohioft lfiu'a>ippi. .-Pacific of Ko.-^
(898 m.)
-
\m
1870.
(888 m.)
$901,44't
167,867
iaB,s«o
179,648
3in,996
»;9,463
179,401
816,044
887,649
389,091
881,490
W7,S16
3,618,4(8,
1871.
(386 m.)
»8,7iB
13^341
819,904
^-Iron
1870.
116,134 ..Feh...
140,740.. Mar....
1,371,780
1,037,963
4> 479,188
i884,188
848,706
1898,408
13,358,461
^960,980
1869.
(184 m.)
1870.
(284 m.)
$384,110
810,636
386,517
411,814
403,840
$337,991
8»,137
4,791,896
^6^8»
^8t. L. Alton
1871.
nay...
Jane..
July...
.'.SeiML.!;
Oet....
Not....
Dee
.Year..
ft
T.
1870.
1889.
(210 m.)
.
1,048,4
1,27.M71
736,604
4,749,163
Tear..
Xt
'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.
A4E8,«06
363,600
478.546
490,771
448,419
374,541
$01,181 $126,118. Jan....
96,668
111,379.. Feb....
144,637 ..Mar.
104,019
April.
114,1M
1,1.')4,529
Ana. .
CUOm.) (HO m.)
117,009
111,791
119,073
1861,767
319,441
646,789
388,386
449,981
r8iS,841
$1.32, 62i
127,817
175,960
171,868
1S7,39T
154,131
144,164
186,888
101, 188
104,551
189,351
166,860
l,014i64S
1871.
(184 m.)
416,758
441,666
441,685
1869.
(
1870.
m.)
$401,275
449,664
500,398
443,300
607,900
619,811
401,400
666,100
597,600
888,113
27n.l49
044,161
346,046
160,160
174,011
313,198
Mi. 7118
M9,38&
819,012
817,887
839.190
819,873
284,156
St. Fanl.-.
1870.
lem.
(986 m.) 0,018 m.)
896,706
327,431
ffn,ooo
377,671
^lior»h mmaviY-.-^
lfi;0.
(4Wm.)
$896,171
$2n.ioi
44.3,188
IUG.107
339,161
160,400
886,80
801,168
496,580
686,434
061,016
808,318
906,313
791,014
619,768
7,160,<«8
8,110,417
430,700
llftW
no.ooo
164.MW
181,901
160,836
188,710
'
il84,l«
M0,884
|»,oa
»B,048
n8,7Vl
341,704
898,198
818,601
840,801
848,681
898,488
^—UaioaPaaUe-laro.
86M74
initio
416,481
1K,060
168,184
180,900
312,108
348,890
310,800
480,140
470,710
411,388
313,178
808,00
4S1,«8
48,687
TlUft*
Bn,ifn
m,7M
4H1BS
qOB^
'U7',3b8
17\468
..
Mt,4n
1«,4H
aH,76a
W4
IfiTl.
(kiiim.
186.386
'T•'«•
7S\7S7
HanU.— Toledo,
Wab. ft Western.-^
•--"
1871.
1871.
1870.
(Mm)
OU m.) (On m.)
.311,881
1871.
(Wnm)
$101,600
$4S4,1S6
330,288
410.774
460,287
880,844
078,800
1,089,811
Cln.ftl^
(390 m.)
8,«0,410
<-VUwaiue« ft
616,888
794,514
143,468
168,788
171,116
179,847
158,061
180,719
•
^ 'HHev. Col
1871.
1870.
1,080,946
1,246,313
S»,900
Oct....
Nov...,
Dee....
1869.
1,177,897
July...
Sept....
^-Chie>,Boek Ii.and Paeillo
.
m.) <5»0-90m.) (590 m.)
$706,0»«
753,783
858,359
929,077
880,430
411,080
406,188
368,187
898,891
878,880
467,990
611,477
458,873
413,735
nay...
Jane..
118,175
116,143
107,614
111,000
8;«,38a
1,143;16S
1,113,190
1,268,414
1,2,M,9S0
1,167,056
1,087,973
1,306,672
1,371,780
1,140,145
—
1871.
(
Kiehiffan Central.
639,540
565,415
606,845
709,644
868,181
640,974
718,160
008,118
841,863
979,400
Northwsitarn
1870.
(1,157 m.)
1870.
1871.
(974 m.) (1109 m.)
$^%S
GM,603
8,186 J?7
3ft
1871.
(466 m.)
708,015
..
-a...
T,"MM
pn.
:
;
: :
. :
: :
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;
THE CHRONICLE.
530
[April 29, 1871
STATE BONDS.
INTEREST.
Amount
DENOMlKiTION.
'.MMkAdlhoi * Are
in dAfftalt for
PrliKsl-
R«t»
Parable.
Dae.
State Secnritlea.
.AUBAUA (Oct. 1, "!0)
$14,162.800
State Bonds
<(o
do (estended).....
do
do
do
(
indorsement
Absaksas
KR s
for
do
do
1,841,000
473,800
688.0J0
712,800
82,500
1,477,700
)
SterMn ; bon' s of 18B0
Sterling BondB(extended)
do
do
New Bonds, 18R6 & 1868
New Bonds, !!• 70, tola
Hay A Not.
168,000
....
June.
Jan. & July
do
Jan.
Jan.
300,1100
(abont).
& July
& July
8,480,000
1872
1888
1886
1870
1886
18S6
'86-88
1890
1889
(March, "n) $7,350,000:
Funding bonds of 186U
Bandcyet anfiinried
Memphis & Little Rock
Llttk Kock & Fort S K.R
Pine Bluff & N. O. R.R
2,764,000
1,716,000
Jan.
2,650,000
Apr.
Sc
July
& Oct.
99-1900
190C
Little B.,
CALiFOR)nA( \pri!,'70) $4,122,500:
(g"ld)
Civil Bonds on857
"
do
do ofl860
Soldiers' Relief Bonds... "
do
Bounty Bonds.. "
4 July
Jan,
9,138,000
do
do
do
18\500
424.600
805,000
Mark«d thai *
'Flobida
State
(.ran., '71)
$747,367
do
do
April &Oct.
do
7,275,9«0
Bonds
747,367
Railroad endorsements
.
».
7&8
& Dec
Jnne
100,000
176 000
866,000
75.000
800,000
Jan.
3,700,(100
2,000,01 M
Jan.
& July
& July
May & Nov.
Jan.
State Buildings Loans
do
do
1869
do
do
Sionx War Loan 1863
M188O0BI (Jan. 1, '71)$20,866,000:
State Bonds
Binds of 1868
Bonds to North Mo. RR
Bonds to Cairo & Fulton RR..
Bonds to Platte Co RR
Bonds to Iron Mountain RR.
1883
1x84
RR
W.Br.
S.
8 W. Br.
Hannibal
Interest stocK of 1857
Refunded Stock bonds
Normal University bonds
Thomion Loan bonds
'96-'98
1872
1874
'72-'74
Feb.&Aug.
'78-"86
& July
J.A. J.4
't6-'87
War Bonds
Kansas
Civil
do
& Sep.
& Jury
Mar.
Jan.
1890
1878
1878
var.
18«0
1880
RR
Pacific
Pacific
(guar)...
St. Joseph BR. . .
KR
&
KBNT0OKT
(Oct
,
'70) $1,424,894:
Bonds of 1841-'48
Bonds ofl843
Bonds of 1843
Bondf for Military Pu'poscB
Bonds held by b'rd of Education
Louisiana Dec.
Levee Bonds
do
1887,
do
do
1870,
do
,
Coupons
Boenf ATrocodi eN..viro.
Relief of P. J Kennedy
1869. Henitectiary Bonds
To Fund Floatli g Debt, 4c.
Miss. & Mex. Gulf Shli. Cau'1,'69
N. Lonisiana s, Texas RB, 1869
1»86, Fund'-DK
.
.
. .
do do ofl863
Bsnnty Loan of 1868
War Loan of 1864
Municipal War Debts assumed.
(Oct.. '70) $18,317,475:
Ualtlmore
Ohio
sterling.
RR
&
converted.
do
4 Ohio Canal, st'g.
convened,
do
do
1834
A Susq. RR
do
4 Blkridge RR
Baltimore
Snsq.
& Tide W. Canal, sterling
lCAS»AOHTi8.(Ja".l,'71)$26,318,84fi:
)tate Almshonse Loan
do
do
State House Loan
Lunatic Hospital. &c.,Loan
Lunatic Hospital (West. Hass)
do
.
Loan, funding Public Debt..
Back Bay Lands Loan
Union Fund Loan
do
do
do
Coast Defense Loan
Bonnty Fund Loan
Bounty Fund Loan
do
94,00(1
3O»,800
1,648,283
ft
Jnly
do
H.YoKK
ofl8«3(taxfree)
ofl864
80,000
750,000
2,495,000
1.000.000
4,000.000
8,000,000
997,8110
80,000
184 UOO
El 0.(00
3,000,00(1
474,(00
546,000
1888
Apr. * Oct.
Mar.&SeiJt.
April & Oct
Varlons.
'71-'74
Mar. & Slept
Jan. & July
Various.
Various.
May & Nov.
Mar. & Sep.
Jan. * July
Jnn. & July
Jan. & July
Mar. &Se t
May & Nov.
1878
1893
&Sep.
Mar.
Apl.
1873
1871
18U6
«
Oct.
'69-'(l6
1886
1907
1875
'86-'88
1890
11890
19(19
1910
1899
1909
do
(sterling)
War Loan (currency)
& Qreenr. RR. Loan(st'g)
do
do
(home)
d(*
do (Bterlin.;;
Southern Vermont RR. Loan.
Basteriv Railroad
851,000
800,000
625,000
475,000
8,833,500
Various,
'70-'78
do
Mar.& Sept
Feb.&Aug.
1871
1888
3,(84,400
Apr.
3,288,888
Jan.
,
1,887.845
1,403,146
269,000
429.000
Loan
Ntj-wlch & Worces.RR.Loan.
Beet Uarif. &, Erie KR.(8ttrl ).
tUrboi Lana ImptoTemeut ....
773,000
215,623
June&Dec.
1880
1889
&
Oct.
1889
* Jnly
J. A.J.*0.
Jan. A Jn'y
1890
1890
1890
1890
1870
1S90
J.A.a &0.
do
do
do
do
8,651,39t-
J.
A
1(X),00
220,000
8,000,000
600,000
888,000
800,000
4,38.3,500
4,000,744
3,505,000
554,180
966,600
S,95->,400
200.1100
5(1,000
J.&O.
do
& Jnly
Jan.
do
lO0,C00
$100,000
110,000
165,000
94,000
60,000
& Jnly
Jan.
20,131
May* Nov.
Apr. & Oct.
do
Jan. & July
Jnne & Dec
June & Dec,
May & Nov.
Jaft. & July
do
do
do
May & Nov.
do
Apr.
Apr.
400,000
8,599,024
910,000
& Oct.
& Oct.
do
do
Apr.
Jan.
Jan.
& Jnly
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
181^^0
1889
lt66
1865
1890
IS-
88
1873
1872
'73-'74
'73-'74
1874
1870
'70-'78
1882
'71-'76
77-'78
1883
1894
1894
1894
18S8
'8S-'90
'88-'90
'91 '93
& Oct.
& Jnly
1800
do
1877
1900
A July
16
Jan
899,800
600,000
1,000,000
Jan.
1,899,900
1,008,900
693,400
Jan.
&
Jnly
1,478,000
Jan.
& Jnly
Mar
ft'Sep.
Oct.
Apr.
&
1871
ISTft
»
0,0(
900,000
848,0(10
do
do
do (no
do
Canal Fnnd Stock
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
ao
interest)
old
s,
vaiions.
Apr. ft Oct.
do
JuneftOec.
Jnly
l,:0t>,430
Jan.
ft
4,788,800
Jan.
Apr.
Jan.
Apr.
Jan.
Apr.
Jan.
Apr.
ft Jnly
ft Oct.
ft July
8,639,4fl(<
rew
2.6ie,000
.
Oreson (J'ept,
'70) $106,688
Relief and Bonnty Bonds
1 '70)
l,739,f0i
3,417,400
1,721,400
888,000
100,000
11,407,000
ft
Oct.
ft
Jnly
<*
Oct.
ft
ft
Jnly
Oct.
do
1,884,817
Jan.
1,6(10,000
Jnly
ft
do
do
do
4,(95,309
3,400,000
366,976
May ft Nov
:
106,633
Jan.
ft
July
ft
ft
July
&
July
$81,107,168:
(of 1840)
Inclined Plane (1849)
Coupon Bunds (1863)
do
do
do
Jnly
3.[k'.',i.*0.
5,160.1()(
do
do
Fnuding Bonds, since war
do
do
do
Other bonds
....
do
do
do
do
Special Tax Bonds do
....
OHIO(Nnv., '70) $9,732,077:
Loan doe after 81st Dec, 1870
do
do
SlBt Dec, 1875
do
80th June, 1881.
do
do
3lBt Dec, 1686
do
Domestic Bonds (Union Loan)
Pbnn^a(D«c
Stock Loan
51,600
8,367.900
2,099,000
473,000
880,000
do
<io
ft
(Oct., '70)
Railroad Bonos,
do
do
do
do
Jnly
do
do
do
do
do
1,910,083
do
Stock
do
ft
do
do
21,08»,(i00
do
Rh.
4I8,50(
1.866 8:)5
Nov
ft
(Oct. 1870) $88,641,606
Bounty Fund Bonds, coupon..
do
do do registered.
General Knnd Bonds
do
do
'76-'86
do
l>6,430
do
do
couverted.
B^Ktem Shore RR
Bonnty Loan
i^ nthem Relief bonds
Troy
Jan.
'71)
do
Chesapeake
do
do
War
"
do
do
(1858)
Loan (1861).
Loan (1867)
do
do
do
do
do
6
662,410
400.000
384.000
6
113.001
4X
8,106,000
372,000
9 769,860
4,7»1,S00
92,8C0
7,890.650
90,40u
9.237,060
726,9t0
Military
$8 067,900
Civil Loan Bonds, 1855-61
War Loan of 1861
Harti^nd
918,000
6o,<uu
$17,181,300:
18t.6,
Maihx (Jan. 1.
(Feb.. '71) $?, 696,300:
Bonds of 1 861 ( tax free) .
.
'70,
Cbariry Ho'pital
1883, Relief of Stats Trpasnry
Bonds to various railroads. ...
do
Annap.
6&7
346,001.
eoo,soo
ofSept. 1,1864...
olJuIy 1,1866
Railroad Bonr
990.475
Jan.
May
1870) $600 000
North Carolina
(Jan. '71) $1,841.975
Bonds, 1661 to 1869....
Military
438,000
2,7rt,000
2 962,001
Jnly
ft
do
do
M. Jersey
1874
do
do
do
do
1886
May & Nov
do
9S0.696
134,811
348,000
45,000
1C3,COO
416,800
Jan.
& Jnly
Jan.
39J,(100
». Hamp. (Jan.. 71) $2,402,000:
War Debt of July, '61-'63
'74-'94
5,9^,000
Bonds of 1847
100,000
100,000
60,000
100,000
Jnly
it
do
May &, Nov
504,000
8,879,000
5,419,000
1,466,000
1,6S9,000
3,000,000
Bonds of 1867
Xllikois (Mar.. 1S71)
Intert-Bt
Jan.
'71-'81
:
Georsia (Mar., 71) $1:5,437,700
Western Si AtlanticRR. Bonds
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Bonds
Gnlf
KR.
Atlantic &
Bonds, per act March 1 2.1866.
loodiDg bonds oi 1870, (ijold)..
160,000
1,621,000
478,000
88,000
1884
& Jnly
Jan.
Payable.
Minnesota (Dec, '70) $360,000:
Nevada (Dec,
OoinraoTi'T(Apr.l'7C) $7,216,900:
War Bonds (.Inly, '61) 10-20 y ar
do
do (Jan.,'63)20y.ar8..
do do (Jan.,'6i)aiiyears..
do do (iicr.,'B4)10or30y'r
do (non-taxab.)(Oct ,'65) 20y'r
Ouulanding
are in defaalt for Intereet
MiOBioAN (Jan.l,'71)$2,842,000:
Renewal Loan Bonds
Two Million Loan
War Bonnty Bonds
Ste Marie (Janal Bonds
Pacific
1877
1880
1888
INTEREST.
Anonnt
DENOMINATIONS.
pal
Outitandin^
laUreit
6
5
6
Jan.
Apr.
Jan
Oct.
do
Feb.
Aug
ft
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
6
6
a
6
6
6
6
Ibl. (April, '70) $2,916,600:
War Bonds of 186«
do
do
do
do ofl868..
do ofl868
do 011864
8.Caroi.ika(Nov '70)$7,665,908:
Fire Loan Stock (act. '38)
Bonds (lien on Bank)
do
State House tt'ks (acts '56-'63)
Bine R dge RR b b (act '54)
Conversion stock of 1868
Funded debt of '66...
Bonds
1868-69
TBNNES8EB,(0ct.
All Int.
do
do
(
(
do
do
>
)
unfunded to Jan.,
•
*
1871.
Bank of Teanesf ee Notes
Vermont (Feb., '71) $1,256,000:
War Loan Bonds, conpon
do
do
Mar.&Sept.
308,343
484,000
1,479,C35
970,000
64,t00
1,131,700
8,198,9(0
Jan.
Apr.
Jan.
Feb.
ft Oct.
ft July
ft
Aug
July
ft
do
do
do
do
do
J.ftJ.A&O
'1fl)$88,639,E02
Bonds loaned to BR'8.,etc. .'
Bonds endorsed lor RR's., etc*
Funded Interest (new bonds) »
•
State Bonds (debt proper)
do
do
1,10",000
339,000
736,000
841,000
reg
84,008,500
8,178,000
4,060,508
e
6
1,706,(:00
6
889,166
1,.398,640
6X
<lo
<lo
Apr.
ViHoiKiA, Jan. '71 (47,890,839)
* 11,108,10(1
Old Bonds, coupon
21,617,676
Old Bonds, registered
f.8,0(
do
do
do
Ola Bonds, sterling conpon.
1, 8ft'.. too
Funding Boudx. i8t,6, conpon.* 1.478,1 (K
l,b7-.>,:'(ifdo ren ste ed *
do
1,896.600
CO
d(» 1867 conpoL
•
46(>,95(
do sterling
do
6S8.36i:
Interest fundable, due Jan. '67*
7,880,S»8
lBt«r«tt.on kboTO te Jus. "n,*
.fc
Oct.
I'O
6
do
4,191,861
1,500,000
1,026,000
201,000
Jnly
JiiTi. ft
6
Jnn.
& Dec.
do
Jan,
*
July
do
do
do
(1
Jan.
£:
do
dii
do
July
:
,
: :
::
..
THB OHKONiCLE.
April 29, I871.i
RAILROAD. CANAL
•nbecrlbere
rlll
AND MISCELLANEOUS BOND
—
•—
When
Wh*r*
i
paid.
paid.
wn,H»
8
A.4kO,
8
A.*0.
Naw Tork
•
ll.4kS.
Lontkon.
18T3
Ami (.)an. I,>i0):
.S'l.
NewTork
18(8
1884
1874
1817
(3?l)mll«s)
3d Mortjau (jU'imlviO
raiiiii;ft
1st Mori. iB iTtv
1st Mort. (Iowa A Mliir..,£)Um.)
Ist Mort. (Minn. Central)
1st Mort. (P. (lu casi miles)...
3d Mort. (I>. (lu C.iSi mile*) ...
J.
Milwaukee City
Milwaukee and Western
Mirural Mini (Jan. 1, "^O):
Ut Mortgage
JtlttiMlppf Central (Sep.
let
''SbSo
?
«,«R/IOO
8
Tenn. (Oct.
aMAo
MIB-OOO
T
7
W,000
10
•ffi'Sffi
7
8
1,
«>;
\
W06.100
1st M..g(t, lIBin * Id.Lir. P. 8, Br)
1st M..gd O'l 100ui.,(Teb. * Neo)
Consol. M.. gold, on SSSm A Id..
jn««oiir(R.m'.<t(VMV(Jan.l,ll)!
1st MortKage. land grant
3d Mortgage, for $3,(X10,000
JToMJe <t Qirard (June 1, '6»):
Ut Mortgage
enuorsed by Ala
do
oflSiO
ConvertlDie bonds
Construction bonds
tiwihv. itChattnnooga{3M\y
New York
18W
I8«»
1876
MemphI*. '81'W
1(08
IWH
BoctOB.
IM*
18(0
18..
8
1,300^000
8
718,010
8
880 OOO
8
J.4kU.
•
Mobile.
London.
Mobile.
London.
Mobile.
New York
NewYork
a
M.AN.
F.*A.
J.*J.
F.*A.
J.* J.
A.AO.
NewYork
1883
1883
1888
1838
1888
1(00
J.«
J.
Sew iJerneyi
UtLoan
3d Mor'gage, sterling
Oener* fmortgage, sterling
Patereon A yrwark (.Ian. 1, •9():
Ut Mortgage, giiiiranteea
Menn»ylrania (April, '70):
Ut Mortgage (I'enn. KB.)
'4d Mortgage (Penn. RB.)
id Mort. (Penn. KB.), sterling
General Mort. (Phil, to Plttsb.).
General Mortgage, new, conji.
do
do
new. regist d.
.
works purciiase
J.&J.
SOOJIOO
M.AN.
N. Haven.
A J.
N. Haven.
J.
1,000,000
400/100
J.
A, AC.
900JXIO
Phlladel.
SdLoan..
luu/juu
Southern (Del. & Rar. Bay):
1st Mortgage, tax free
2l«!o London -Vorl*. (March, '71):
New York
M.AN.
J. AD.
A.AO.
New York
J.
Mortgage Bonds
3,000,000
(0,000
300/100
391,MI0
extension
Convertible Bonds
1st Mort.,
J.
i.OrL.J. <tat.yorth.ir»\>.. lO)for ».%0OO,0(» (185C)....
3d Mort. of 1S60
no York Central (Oct. 1, 'TO):
Premium Sinking Fund
Sinking Fnnd (assumed debts).
Subscription (assumed stocks)
Iteal Estate
3,741/100
1,1«8/)00
J.
A.AO.
M.AN.
F.AA.
M.AN.
M.AN.
1C3/100
Renewal bonds
York * Barlem (Oct. 1, "TO):
Ut Mortgase of 1853
Consolidated Mart, of IMS
irno York <t X. Banen (Apr. 1, 'TO):
Ut Mortgage
Jf. Y. <* Oamego Jfldland:
AD.
M.AN.
3,M»/)00
Mort. (gold)
etc
Ynrk,Pim.A A>M.(Sep.I
1st
.Mortgage
14
8/»0/IOO
F.AA,
3,700/100
A.AO.
l/)59/!00
30,000p.m
J.
A J.
TO):
its/wo
Ill-
Improvement
188T
Mortgage
NewYork
N.Y.ALon
New York
NewYork
do
New York
•
New York
1888
East Penn.
law
Xoan
i
1889
1888
1871
1886
18(0
1883
1876
1873
1S9S
18JS
18*4
T8-T8
1876
Extension
New
Bonds 1968
A Ptursburg (Oct. 1, '»):
Mortgage
Mortgage
Funding Mortgage
3d Mortgage for $500,000
North Carouim (April, TO):
xdort. Bonds (various) '^•tS...
Bonds of 1857
Jkorth«aMtem (March 1, TO)
1st Mortgage
3d Mortgage
513/100
Fuided Interest (certlflcitea)
I&rth Ximouri (March, Tl)
Ut Mortgage of 1868
Mortgage ot 1858
10e/X8
iS3
Jiorfotk
1st
1st
.
157/100
308,000
48/100
390/)00
J.
A J.
Jl:4?:
700/100
145/100
M.AS.
Mortgace
3,378,000
At. Okam. (April, -%):
Eqnlpment Bonds (tax free)...
•M cUnnvA Newport (Mar Tl):
Comptuiv Bonds
Company Bond*
Companv Bonds
Otage Valley (Jan. 1, *^:
Ut Mortgage, 1W3 (5-30 year*)
Charleafn
MB
4j00Oj000
nafna
18*7
ilS
«•):
3d Mortgage
8d Mortgage
Northern Central (Feb., Tl):
Ist Mort. (State loan)
3d Mortgage (sink, fnnd) conp.
3d Mortgage (sink, fnndf coup.
3d .Mortgage (V. & C. KK guar)
Consolidated Mortgage, gold ..
Income conv. conp. bonds, 1810.
.Vop«A«rn, S. H. (Apr. 1, TO)
Company Bonds of 1854
Northern Ntui Jereey (Jan., '»>:
Ut Mortgage (gnaranteed)
•orrcfcA A iTorcwtcr (Dec. 1. "a*):
1st Mort. (Maaa. loan) s'k'g fund
Cooatraetlon Bond*
ISM
SboiwN.C. T3TS
(l»0
5/»o,oao
1,
1877
Loan
Loan
10
(11,500
ijoo/no
Q.-J.
1,8«)/)00
1,333/nO
»<5/J0O
301*000
415,000
A.AO.
J.AJ.
A.AO.
M.AN.
«
J.AJ.
A.AO.
J.AJ.
J.AJ.
A.AO.
Niwjork 18H
1888
Mew Yor. 1888
Phlladel.
Baltimore.
HarrUbnrg
A.AO.
Boston.
J.AJ.
New York
400/100
J.AJ.
J.AJ.
Boston.
IM^OO
SOO/)00
J.AJ.
1,888.000
r.AA.
(HB/IOD
wvnSli
••
Boston.
M
1/ioo/xn
t.itt.
1885
1^
115/100
,
1885
18T;
18(6
Annapolis Irred
400/100
Todaiut.
A
1100
1880
1874
1877
18TJ
1879
1877
ins
1876
N«w totfi' IM
New Tork
!»..
Fbnadel
18(0
3,383340
tfatjm
Q.-J.
Pblladel.
rhi adei.
3/m/)oo
3,000/100
3.i«i.f»r
1,114J34
60O/IO0
ntUb.,Ctn.ASt.Loul»l>ef.,
M. Steuoenv.
1st
1st
Mortgage
Mortgage
.
SdMortgage
_
J
A
Mortgage
Mortgage (gold)
A L. JficA. (Nov., "70):
A Kenn^M: (Jan. 1, Tl):
Portland
4/100/100
400,000
860,000
8(0/100
3,000,000
158/100
100,000
1,000/100
335/100
838,000
Coneolldated Mortgage,
18(5.
7(0,300
.
Funded
Intereat, 1853
RochenUr (Feb.. Tl):
Portkmit
Ut M., S. F., 1867, on 53H miles.
A
equal Hen
ProTloence A worces. («ar'Tl)
Meadhtg A Columbia (Mar., Tl)
IttMortgage 1863
3d Mortgage 1864
Smueelaer A Saratoga (Oct.l,'70):
33M9
650/100
1st M.. 1870,
Ut Mortgage
Ut
adOMO
(80/MI
ago/no
uo/no
'.
Mort. (fafa.A Whiiehaii)
1st Mort. ("Troy, Salem A Rutl'd)
Olens Falls Hfi. Mort
BicHmniid A Danrtllr (Oct. 1, '•9):
State Sinking Fund I.oan
Bond gnaranteed by state
CoiuoT. Mortgage, coupon
Conaol. Mortgage, rcg
Roanoke Vajjey RR. Bond* ....
JVdkm. A ftlertburg (Oct. I, TO):
3d Mort., connon and reg
8d Mort. of lino. couDon
BocV., B. I. A St. tmSlJtn.l'Kr.
Ut Mort- (gold) conTert. 're*
Book /«;. A fioria (Mar. 71):
'.
A R) ».
Gnaran. (Pots. * Watert'n)
sink.
Fund Mort.
(general)
Jot.
d
G.
UBl
FblUdel.
London.
Phlladel.
MO
1$M
London.
Phlladel.
A J.
J.AJ.
A.AO.
A.AO.
Phljadel.
UN
un
Tl.**
Phlladel.
J.AJ.
F.AA.
Baltimore.
J.AJ.
F.AA.
M.AS.
A.AO.
M.AN.
New York
uoo
New York
J.
J.AJ.
F.AA.
M.AS.
A.AO.
M.AN.
J.
AD.
A.AO.
M.AN.
J.AJ.
M.AS.
J.AJ.
J.AJ.
ini
ifta
PhUadel.
NewYork
J.
AD.
J.AJ.
J.AJ.
M.AS.
M.AN.
A
Angnata.
Boeton.
Bo*ton.
un
IS
New Tork
Colnmbte.
Troy.
New York
J.
t
Rlokmowl
A.AO.
r.AA.
II.T.erLoB
r.AA.
M.AS.
K^Tork ««
"53.
"Jl..
Ouft (SM Km. C.Vt. J«. dICJ)
UH
ProT B.I
II.T.AR.
J.
urn
Aaga*ta.
AD.
vnjm
1»M
N«w Tork
A.AO.
A. AC.
A.AO.
J.AJ.
A.AO.
J.AJ.
M.AS.
New Tork
408J00
UM
1887
San Franc.
J.AJ.
J.AJ.
M.AN.
MJkN.
F.AA.
161 ,«»
1(13
1(13
1(13
MU
MU
im
AD.
(00/»6
..
Butland ,t liurMnglon (Jtn.l.'W):
1st M. (conv. Into Rut. pretstli)
3d M. (conv. Into But. com. (fk)
«.
J.
1817
un
J.
J.
Mortgage on tOH 'riles..
BotM.hal. AOgden^ : (Feb.. Tl):
rt'at.
A
Phlladel.
Phlladel.
m/no
l*t
i
J.
505/100
Mortgage extended, 1868
Sink. F'd Mort.
PhUadel.
3X4,100
860/nO
P. BR.) Mort.. '56.
P.f;
A C. construe bds'ST.
Equip. Bonds of 1869, tax free..
Placerrille A Sacram. (Jan. 1, TO):
1st
1st
J.AJ.
A.AO.
A.AO.
A.AO.
77S/100
SS'
x'^-c
•'^ "
.
A>r( Buron
1«..
IM..
s/noooo
-
"^M
3d Mortgage (series O)
3d Mortgage (series H)
3d Mortgage (series I)..
3d Mortgage (series K)
2d Mortgage (series L)
3d Mortgage (series M)
w
FhUadeL
J.AJ.
875/100
815/100
875/100
875,000
875,000
815,000
8(0,000
8(0,000
8(0,000
B
.
1*10
Harrisb'i^ 18(0
Phlladel. TO-Tl
'69):.
A'
im
IHO
mo
Now York
New York
J.AJ.
J.AJ.
J.AJ.
J.AJ.
J.AJ.
M.AS.
J.AJ.
A.AO.
A.AO.
1,531/0)
tnt
London.
J.AJ.
6,308/nO
Ut Mortgage (series C'
1st Mortgage (series D'
let Mortgage (series E,
Ut Mortgage (erles F)
BrldgeTo.
Q't'ly.
100/100
353/100
1/100,000
(85/100
A
(series
(series
A.AO.
A.AO.
3.9se/no
2,700,000
3,635/)00
Ind. re-org.
Col. A Newftr'ii DIv. Ronds
FUleburg AConneltm. (Feb., TO);
Mort.
(new)
free
state tax.
1st
1st Mort. (Turtle Cr. DIv.) ....
City A t.'ounty loans
PltaL. FtW.A CMC. (Feb.,
Tl)
^
1st
3,000/no
3,000/100
3,000,000
1,I31,!I00
Loan of 1866
Loan of 1867
UtMr-
J.AJ
s/no/no
495,900
388/100
conv.
imi
tta
lan
J.AJ.
A.AO.
A.AO.
4,(73/100
*76,'<I0
Ftmd.
Bait. (Nov. 1, '69)
Phtla., TfVm.
Ist Mortgage, convertible
l*t
480,500
London
HM7
im
un
Hew York
N«w Tork
143,300
183,400
UtMort. (gold)
i.ii.
J.Aj.
:
M
81 Mortgage
New_York
r%Uadelphla A Bead. (Dec. 1, TO):
Loanofl861
Loan* of '43, '44, '48 and '49
Loan
ir»w York
A.AO.
F.AA.
A.AO.
800,000
1st M. Sink.
of 1896, sterling
of 1868
of 1868
of 1870 ($.1,000,000)
MJtV.
F.AA.
F.AA.
J.AJ.
l8t
. .
Richmond
Alexand'a
New_^York
534,778
TWJ98
I
mi
New York 1!"
M.All.
*»(iad(;IpAia <* £W<!(Feb. TO):
Mort. (Sunbury A Erie RR.)
Ut Mort. Phil A Erie (gold)
do
do(cnrrency)
''o
3d do
do
London.
ir«r York
(7s/m
Cent. (Hoy., "60:
1889
1887
New York
34(,(«3
Hew Tork
M.A R.
J.AJ.
J.AJ.
ijmfioo
:
A Batt.
Mortgage
Loan of 1857, convertible
Loan of 1836, sterling
Loan of 1836, sterling
N. London 1871
J.
li'eto
1st
A J.
A J.
1875
1880
F.AA.
F.AA.
K AA.
Tos/no
6,083
Short Bondfl (debentnroe)..
Pmneylvania A N. K (Nov.
Ut Mortgage, guaranteed
Peoria A Bureau Yal. (Jan. 1, TO):
Ut Mortgage, gnaranteed
.
350AI0
^d Loan
1st
Mortgage Construction Bonds.
^anama (Feb., Tl):
Ut Mortgage, sterling
MOC
188T
New York
New York
J.*
(00/100
it Ifei
1,1(0,500
571/iOO
(81,700
Tar
Pblladel.
M.AN.
J.AJ.
M.A N.
113/100
o/MUiouH
1(14
18(1
•
Bridgept.
400/no
300/100
Onoego A Syraouee (March, Tl):
Ut Mortgage
3d Mortgage
Peoria Pek.AJackeonv.(J»a.\,'!0):
18(0
J.AJ.
J.AJ.
J.AJ.
A.AO.
ago/no
Income Bonds
Rd do
Mortgage,
yorth PenntvhKmla (Not.
(S4y'n)s'k'|r rd,'58-*
Vmeego A Some (Jan., "il):
Ut Mortgage, gnaranteed
let
paid.
$410/100
_
Orange.
ige, Alex.AMatuu.{Oci.\,'m).
.45
ist Mort. (O. A A. RR.) ISM ...
'4d Mort. exten. (O. AA.) 195.1..
8d Mort. exten. (O. A A.) 1888..
4th Mort. exten. (O. A A.) 1800
1st Mort. (O., A. A M. RR) 1867.
Ist
When
f:h
J.AJ.
(
3d Consol. B. F. Mort., 18T1
Oa Creek A Allegh. B. (Feb., TO):
State
1888
188(
New York
*1SjSSI
tarf/fc
(Mar. 1, TO):
1st Mortgage (gold)
New York
eee>
a«8^
130,800
-Vcw York
(Jan.. TO)
'
1st Mortgage
\tw Baven a I
Ut Mortgage
*. Baren <t Sorthamp.i Feb., '71):
?r.t Mort 13«9
Bond' c'invrrt., (tee state tax.
t
A J.
M
i
M
Va.Loan
New^York ITO
2,800/WO
Mort. (convertible) 18S6
Ut Mort.
New York
::::
500.000
Mortgage Bonds of 18TO
KaHoatuck (Feb., '71):
N.
J.
M.*N.
M.4kN.
M.AN.
M.AN.
M.*N.
M.AK.
M.AS.
1,545,000
2d Mortgage
1st
f:t?:
J.* J.
J. AD.
F.&A.
7
1,'69):
endorsed by Tenn
Naehrille <t Decatur (Jan. 1, Tl):
Veujburg
MUkN.
lit
Rallroadei
A MUeltitpot (March, Tl)
Mortgage (B. DIv.)
Ut Mortgage (W. DIv.)
Mortgage (W. DIv.)
Income Mortgage (W. DW.) ..
Consol. Mort.
tinraamnn
Con*ol.Mort.*ter '°' ** ""'""
Ut Mortgage
ins
187S
18(1
4 J.
....
A.*0.
1,40(1,000
5,000,000
8,000.000
(00,000
3,000,000
1st Mort.,
1st
ntwyoA
(Jan., 'TO)
Ut Mortgage, sinking fund
3d Mortgage
Xncark a
10
5,000.000
\,i%\m
M^Wt A Montgomery (May 1, '69);
1st Mortgage
Monigomery A EufOla (Mar., *71):
Eaex
T
I
oome Ronds
<*
«
T
T,8SS/KW
)
Interest Bonds
fcterest Bonds, sterling
do
4.145.000
30(10 000
400,000
(8.000
3d Mortgage, endorsed
J(a»M« i£j>mo (Jan. 10):
Ut ortgago, sterling
Ut Mortgage, sterling
Itt M.,
J.
100,000
ConaoUtfatcd Mortgage
S^am. A Ttxat, (Mar. "n)
Jfo.
Jfnrrtt
F.i'A.
1,I««,000
•
Mortgage
1st
y.-s?:
Mortgage
Tenn. State Loan
•*
J.
(
^
l*t
tB):
1,
3d Mortgage
jn»i(M/ppl
4k
A.*0.
I'
Okto
ir
Out.
For a (all explanation of this standing
TabI* M* " Railroad Monitor "
en npr*o*dlog p<ge.
Rallroadei
jnchtgan Ctntral (.Inne, ID)
Ut Aort Convertible, link (and
lit Mort Cotivvrtlble
lit Mort siiTUnkf, iion-conTertl
la onr Table*.
(•OMPANIF.H, AND CHARACTKK OF BRCUK1TIK8 ISBUKD' AmuODl
'irrgBMT.
For • Ml
TftbU (M
on k preceding page
MortwiKu
LIST.
mvor bf slTlns n* Immediate notice of anr error 4lee«vere4
Pacea 1 and S of Bonds will be pnbllnhed Nest w««k>
OatxplMiktIon of thli standing
lUllroad Monitor"
1st
531
confer • creat
CUMPAITIBB, AND CUARACrSR OF BECUKITIES ISSUED Amount
MUmtuhee .»
:. . ..
.
lit
!(.T.ALon
1(00
:
.
:.
: :
,
:::
:
:
..
,
THE CHRONICLE.
532
RAILROAD, CANAL
[April 29, 1871.
AND MISCELLANEOUS BOND
LIST.
SDb«crlber« will eonfer a great niTor by giving us immediate notice of any error discovered In our Tables.
Pases 1 and 2 of Bonds Tvill be pnbllsbed next Tveek.
COMPANIES, AND CHARACCOMPANIES, AND CHARACTER OF SECURITIES ISSUED. Amount
TER OF SECtJKITIES 188UBO. Amount
"-
Out-
For a full explanation of this standing
Table see " Railroad Monitor'*
on a preceding; page.
Wlien
Where
paid.
paid.
J.&J.
F.4 A.
New York
Out-
full explanation of thto standing
Table see "Railroad Monitor'
on a preceding page.
For a
400,000
329,000
y7aKl«(Julyl,'69):
Mort. (Bcrics A) sink, fund
Ist Mort. (8eri.;8 B) Blnk. fund.
2d Mort. (eerlca C)
2d Mort. (series D)
2d Mort. (lnco;ne)
St. Louis A Iron Mt. (Julyl, "69):
Iftt
let
.
Mortgage
Jacis. db CMc. (Feb., ^^):
Ist Mort. (guar.) 1864, tax fVee..
F.&A.
J.&J.
A.&O.
F.* A.
M.&N.
M.&N.
F.4 A.
A.&0.
J.&J.
1,500,000
1,100,000
1,100.000
1,400,000
1,400,000
1,700,000
4,000,000
St. L.J
2365,000
2d Mort. (guar.) ISdS, tax free.
360,000
St. Louis and Sout/ieastem :
iBt Mort. conv. tax free (gold), 16,000p.m
St. Louis tl St. Joseph (Apr. I, "K»:
Ist
Mortgage (gold)
1,000,000
dt T.Haute (Mar., 'VD
l9tM.;Bkgfd(guar.)
2d M. Bkg fd (guar.)
St.L.,rand.
*
S«./teni
4 J.
M.&N.
J.
1,900,000
2,600,000
General .Mort., sterling
Ist Mort.. West. I'e, for t6,000,000
2dM.,W. line (land) for|,3000,000
St. Paul dt Siouj-aty (Mar., ^l)
Ist Mort. for f 16,(mu per mile ...
Sandusky, it. <t .Veiv'rlc (Feb., 71):
Ist Mortgage, new, 1869..
Savannah it Chirleston:
Ist Mort -agii 36'H
;
Setma. Mai-ion it Memphis :
let Mort. (goM) guar, by Ala...
Selma.Roiiie it l/alton (Feb., ID:
1st Mort. (Ala. & Tcnn. Rivers)
2d Mort. (Ala. & Tenn. Rivers).
Gen. Mort. for W.HIO.OIW, tax free
ShamokiH l-. <t /tol(si). (Nov.,
1st Mortgage guaranteed
M.4S.
J.&J.
120,000
700,000
78^000
500
touds^
N Y
1st Mortga'zt
Southerti Centr
',*
South it N.Akfiipin Feb.,
.,183m
1st M.,end.bv .i
(Oct.
1,
1, 'TO)
Oct. 1, '69)
V
Consol. M.i l-:pref.)tor«709,000
Consol M. ( V,' pref.) for $651,000
Consol M (id pref.) for $540,000
Va. State Loaa (suspended)
2d Mort. Petersburg guarantee
3d Mortgage
Southern Minm-iota (Jan. 1, '69):
Ist Mortgage, 10.20 years
.
South.%0. JaciflciifMo. (Jan.l,'69)L
Ist Mort. (gold) $25,000 per mile
Southwestern, Ga. (Aug.
Muscogee
RR
--0,0(»
5
7
6
1
6
7
I,
New York
rs7
PUladel
1372
New York
New York
1881
(E. Div.)
2d Mortgage(VV.
Equinm*l b' s of ISIO conv.S.F,
lot., Wab.it HV«Ier«(Jan. 1,'70):
IstMort. (Tola III., 75 m.) ....
Ist M. (L.Erie, "W.& St.L.,167m.)
1st Mort. (Gt. \Vtu, W. D.,100 m.)
Ist Mort. (Gt. Wt'n of '59, 181 m.)
IstMort. ((Julu. & Tol.,34m.)..
Ist Mort. (111. * S. Iowa, 41 m.)
2d Mort. (Tol. & Wab., 75 m.)
2d Mort. (Wab. & W't'n, 167 m.)
2d Mort. (Gt. W't'n of '59, 181 m.)
Equipment Bonds (T.&W.,7Sm.)
Consol. Mortgage (500 m.)conv.
Ivo.v * Boston (CTct. 1, '69):
.
Mortgage
2d Mortgage
3d Mortgage
Convertible Bonds
let
Xrou Union (Oct. 1, '69):
1st Mort., guaranteed
2d Mort., guaranteed
Mort. (gold), tax free
2d Mort. (government subsidy)
Ist
Land Grant Bonds for $10,400,000
Income Bonds for $10,UOJ,000
Pacific, Cent. /((,(Jan,l,'69):
Mort. (gold), tax Tree
2d Mort. (governtueiit subsidy)
Pari, E. Div. (Sue Kunsas Pac)
Ist
Un
Mo. Kan.
Rlva- (Oct.,
Mortgage 1868
Vermont Central (Jane
1874
1876
J.&J.
J.&J.
Boston.
386,000
114,000
293,200
0.
A.4
A.&O.
A.&O.
New York
1860
1860
1899
494,000
990,000
778,000
119,000
778,000
112,444
J.& J.
J.& J.
J.&J.
J.& J.
New York
isra
1884
1900
1885
190J
•78- 'SI
1874
'88- '91
'80- '92
1871
760,000
M.&S.
Brooklyn.
1887
258,000
574.400
407,800
J.
4 J.
New York
84- '90
Petersb'g.
'84- '90
800,000
31,700
52,400
J.&J.
J.&J.
J.* J.
J.&J.
J.&J.
(May
G
Maryland
(Feb.,
'71):
New"York
200,000
400,000
300.000
900,000
400,000
500,000
•88-'91
'82-'8«
1899
2,78:i,000
1887
'70- '75
•62-'72
pm
J.
4 J.
J.&J.
New York
Boston.
1888
1898
Macon.
'T7-'80
New York
New York
J.&J.
F.* A.
Mortgage
Wilmington 2 Weldon (Oct. 1,
Ist Mortgage, sterling
800,000
1,800,000
1,600,000
1,300,000
406
900,000
2,500,000
707,000
1,771,000
500,000
300,000
1,000,000
1,500,000
2,300,000
600,000
2,700,000
A.4 0.
F.&A.
J. &D.
A.4 0.
J. 4 J.
F.4 A.
F.&A.
A.&O.
F.&A.
M.&N.
F.&A.
M.&N.
M.&N.
M.&N.
M.4N.
Q.-J.
900,000
300,000
650,000
427,000
J.
500,000
860,000
J.
27,237,000
27,286,512
9,651,000
10,000,000
J.
J.
4 J.
A.4 0.
M.4N.
M.4S.
4
J.
&
1,600,000
1,600,000
4
4
J.
J.
J.&J.
J.&J.
1st
Mortgage
Broadwau
1st
1st
it
1th Ave. (Oct.
1st
'67
3,000,000
lv500,000
1,000,000
1,000,000
J.
J.
4
D.
4 0.
M.4N.
M.4N.
J.&J.
Fbiladel.
A.&O.
J.&J.
M.& N.
J.&J.
Phlladel.
676,887
197,777
710,000
694,000
J.&J.
1,500,000
300,000
J.&D.
J.&J.
M.&N.
(Oct.
Cltti
626,000
J.&J.
700,000
M. &
203,000
J.&J.
200,000
A.&O.
167,000
J.
1, '69):
ilortgage
300,000
Mortgage
1st
Mortgage
D'yD'k.BJfaicayitBat.iOQA.noy.
1st
Mortgage
Eighth Ai-euue (Oct.
Ist
1, '69):
Mortgage
Ud st.it Grand st.Fem/t.OctAilO-)-.
Mortgage
Mnth Avenue (Oct. 1, '70):
1st Mortgage
Second Avenue (Oct. 1, "70):
Ist Mortgage
350,000
200,000
160,000
375,000
2d Mortgage,
Ist
New York
New York
New York
New York
New York
••
"
<•
"
"
•»
"
•»
**
New York
"
"
New York
1879
18;9
1896
1894
1886
1879
1890
1890
Canal
1st
Chesapeake
dt
it
N.Y.&Bos.
•9H.'99
New York
1878
Boston.
Boiton.
IS86
1891
•76.'77
rnn
250,000
J.&J.
J.&J.
1, '69):
York
York
York
York
York
New^York
New York
New York
2,000,000
4,375,000
1,699,500
800,000
4 J.
Baltimore.
London.
J.&J.
J.
4
Baltimore.
J.
M.&N.
J.&J.
New York
748,654
161,960
J.* J.
J.&J.
Phlladel.
J.&J.
Phlladel.
ol 18T7
54,800
5,656,099
2,000,000
5,000,000
1,496,879
Morris' (Feb. '70>:
Ist and 2d Mortgages
Boat Loan, sinking fund
782,250
239,425
A.&O.
A.&O.
Raritan See Cam.& Am boy RR.
Erie of Pen nsylvania (Nov. 1, '6
Dela.
it
Mortgage
Bonds for interest
1st
Lehigh Navigation (Nov.
Loan of 1873
1, '69>
Pentisylvania (Fob., '70)
l8t Mort. tax free g.byPen.RR
SChunlkill Xarigation (NoT.l, '69)
1st Alortgage
2d Mortgage
Improvement
Susq.
it
Tide Water (Feb.,
,
Pref. Interest Bonds
Union (Feb., '70)
Jt
Susq. (Feb., 70)
1st
JerseyCity
Fbilade
1,751,213
4.016,870
308,500
M.&S.
J.&J.
M.& N.
1,000,000
J.&J.
1,2.50,000
J.
Phlladel.
&
J.
London.
Baltimore,
325,000
J.&J.
M.&N.
Phlladel.
299,000
J.&J.
Phlladel.
2,000,000
J.&J.
3,019,000
J.&J.
New York
New York
'.>98,500
M.4N.
*70)
M
miacellaneous
600,000
71)
:
Mort. 8. F.. 20,(100 per annum
Pemtsj/lrantn Vnal : Mortg. B'ds,
Quicksilver (Mar. 1, '71)
1st
Ist
M
:
Mortgage
2d Mortgage tax
1st
free
Valley (Feb.,
oi-tgage
•t
J.&D.
J.&D.
1,361,000
Mortgage
West Branch
Q.-J.
Q.-F.
"70):
Marj'land Loan
Loan of January 1,1878
l8t
ii
:
Consolidation Coal (Feb.,
ntlca.
New
New
New
New
New
1,500,000
3,500,000
Wyomimi
1895
1895
Brooklyn.
F.4 A.
A.&O.
M.&N.
J.
Ohio (Jan.
Maryland Loan, sinking fund
Guaranteed Sterling Loan
Bonds having next preference
Delaware Division (Feb., '70)
1st Mortgage
Delaware it Hudson (June, '70):
Registered Bonds (tax free)...
Registered Bonds (tax ftee)
Loan of 1897
Gold Loan of 1897
Convertible Loan
Xfr'ght,&c 96-'99
1889
Boston.
N.Y.&lios. 1874
4 J.
J. & D.
New York
New York
Delate. (JuDel,69)
Loanofl884
1873
1878
S.
1,780.000
Mortgage
1871
1887
1885
1875
1882
London.
New York
1, 'TO);
Mortgage
1888
18Si
1882
1878
1871
1893
1883
1907
1, 'lO):
1st Mortgaj^e fconaol,)
2d Mortgage (consol.)
Eqalp. Loans of '66 and
176,000
1, '70);
Mortgage
Amer. Dock it Imp. (7o.(Jan.l,'69):
Bonds (guar, by C. RU. of M. J.l
J.&J.
2.50,000
789,300
R.R,
Street Passenger
Third Avenue (Oct. 1, '70):
Plain Bonds (tax free)
Tex.)
173,000
Phlladel.
New York
New York
Bleecker St.it FultmiT'.iOct.l.'m'):
Sixth Avenue (Oct.
1875
1880
J.&J.
A.&O.
M.&S.
Van.
F.&A.
J.&J.
'69):
Bonds
Sinking Fund Bonds of 1867
Sterling
1874
'TO-'TS
"
New York
1,200,000
1886
Boston.
J.
J.
Itead. (Feb., '70)
it
3dMortgage
PhlUdel.
&
&
M.&N.
"69):
Mortgage, new
Consolidated convertible...
J.&J.
J.
J.
3,275,000
'71):
on 36 miles (coup)
I*ocomoke (Jan. l,'7l):
1868
Ist
20,000
Baltimore.
1,800,000
CentralP.^.it E. ii»cer(Oct.l,'70)
Petersb'g.
J.&J.
J.&J.
J.&J.
J.&J.
'71);
Mortgage
Brooklj/H
New York
N.Y.& Lon
1,970,000
Brook., Pros J'.dcFlatb'hf.Oc.lt'fS)
'96- '00
New York
J.&J.
:
Mortg
ige
Whitehall it Plattsb. (Feb.,
l8t
M.&S.
J.&J.
A.&O.
Phlladel.
:
Western UiKon.iFeb.,
Wilmington
4(10,000
676,300
Mortgage (gold)
Government Lien
est. PennsplvaniaCSov. 1, '69)
ist Mortgage, guaranteed
1st
J.&J.
A.&O.
1, "70):
iBt
it
400,000
557,500
1,000,000
816,500
Ist Mort., eudors. by Baltimore
1st Mortgage, unendorsed
M. of
71-'8
New York
511,400
Mortgage
Wicomico
4 J.
J.&J.
1, '69):
Mortgage, convertible
3d Mortgage, registered
West Jersey (Jan. 1, '70):
Loan of 1883
Loan of 1866, Ist Mort
Joint mort. on C. M. M. ER, '69.
West Shore Hud. Hiv. (Oct. 1, "TO);
St
J.
1, '71):;
l8t
li'estern
1879
683,600
849,000
129,000
1,102,000
l8t Mort., guaranteed
Westchester <t Phila. (Nov.
1st
London.
3harleet'n '71-T2
"70);
Ist
1869
503,100
200,000
1,'70):
Wtl.,CharT.itJtutherr<l (Oct.,
An^i.8ta.
('Feb., "71):
do
Registered Certificatee
\icksburg <t Merid. (Mar.
Consol. Mort., 1st class
Couso Mort,, 2d class
Conso .Mort., 3d class
Consol. Mort., 4th class
1st
1898
18S8
1890
lf'a7'«a'f (.Mar.l,'71);
it Black-
Income Bonds
4th Mortgage (flmdtng)
'
New York
1,695,825
Br. (<ce
paid.
'69):
4th Mortgage, for $I,0»,000
^'estern Pacific
18T2
1864
150,000
7
7
TO):
Div.)
.1.
York
Nov.
200,000
N. r. (Oct.
/rtd'poH»(Feb.,'71):
Bonds of 1869
Padlk
it
Mortgage
2d Mort., endors. by Baltimore.
2d Mort., end. by Wash. Co
2d preferred Mort.Lilnendorsetl
New Mort., guar, by Baltimore..
A.&O
J.&J
F.&A
J. 4 J.
V
<r
Mortgage
1st
3d (enlarged) Mortgage
.
.Mortgage (W. Div.)
oo
300,000
250,000
A.4 0.
r.4A.
J. & D.
J.4J.
J. 4 J.
J. 4D.
J.4D.
J.* J.
A.&O
J.&J.
A.40
J.« J.
1909
1, '71):
Mortgage
PeoriaA
,
J.&J.
J.&J.
New York
1896
'
"
"
lennessee (Oct. 1,
Chesapeake
Mortgage
Utica
1,628,320
500,000
290,000
Mortgage
lin. Pti-i.,
S ew York
204,000
it
Virginia
1st
1. '70):
Surac, Bingh.
Mortgage
West Wiscotisin
1, "70)
Mortgage
2d Mortgage
Union
4 J.
850,000
Mortgage
lerreffaute
London.
New York
N'ew
l,6i!i,0(«)
200,000
1st
Sussex (Jan.
New York
New York
New York
1, '69):
.
liranck (Dec.
Sullivan (Jan.
linion
lb'9S
"
2d Mortgage
Warren (Jan.
1S97
1, "70):
Mortgage
Mortgage
4 J.
899,000
300,000
^Umds
bterUng Mounuiin (Oct.
1st
1895
1, '69):
Company Bonds
Staten Island (Oct.
lot.,
Ist
New York
New York
New York
1894
1898
:
Ist Mort.(ai.'f
;i,
South Side.
1st
New Tork
New York
J.4J.
J.
888,500
241,000
3,000,000
'71):
,.
South Side. L.
Vertnoni Yatley (Feb., '71):
iBt Mortgage on -^ miiee (cou)
Ist
J.&J.
4 J.
JO
320,000
1,492,015
806,500
312,500
1,272,000
76,000
30,000
60,000
800,500
1,500,000
domestic Bonds (H)
domestic Bonds (G)
Domestic Bonis (I)
Domestic Bonds (li)
Domestic Boi. is '..special)
Real E»ta e I'onds, F
1st
1894
18»«
1894
1894
1891
18..
18..
J.
ioa,ooo
2,307,00«
700,000
South. Cai-'ilina (Feb., '71):
Sterling loan. J&«i2,918 10»
Ist
New York
\ermmit it Mass. (Mar.. "71)
let Mortgage, sinking fund
Bonds convertil>le, tax free....
IstMort. L.
'69):
2d Mort. (goveriiin. sub«i(ly)...
Somerset it Keunehec (Jan. l.'Ti):
1st .Mortgage
2dMorlt':ige
Summit
1899
1892
J.
F. ilu iac(Mar.l,'71):
tfc
Ist >(ort:;a!.'(.
Villi it rucilii (Feb., 'IK:
Ist .Mort, on lOjiiiile.i (coupon),
1st
N.T.orL'n
4D.
J.
1,'200,000
Sioux
Ist
Sacram'to
1875
1881
/»(c.,l »t Dlv.(Jan.l,"iB);
Mort. (10 III.) tax free
IstMort. (St. r.to Watab.aOm.)
2d Mort. (land grant)
General Mort., for »2,oao,000
Ist
Sheboi/gan
Where
paid.
Railroads
Railroads:
Sacramento Valley (Jan. 1, "TO):
l8t Mortgage (gold)
2d Mortgage (gold)
St, Joseph (t Denver City :
1st Mortgage (gold) tax free...
St. L.,Att. it r.
•9&
When
2
Mortgage (gold)
2dM0rtgage (gold)
yttlem UtUimltU'gh.,
556JU0O
eaajooo
1,000,000
I8tll..„
•MIOO
.f
&
A.
J.4D.
J.
4 J.
New York
New York
:
THE CHRONICLE.
April 29, 1871.]
€ommtxc\ai
^.)e
533
l^imee.
COMMERCIAL RIMTOMK.
Fhidat
AprU
NidiiT,
S8, 18T1.
There has been the past week an improvement in
inate
trade, with
logiti-
due partly to the
staples of domeRtio produce and
rather
»peculation,
le<is
recent decline in leadinpr
partly to such an advance in the seaiton as stimulntes business with the interior.
The ma'keta seem to be upon n sound,
healthy basis, or
there
is
f
i
ti
that condition, nod
rapidly approaching
every reason to antidpate a largo volume of business
during the month of May.
Cotton shows an irregular and partial advance, Middling
Uplands closing
for
16^. Flour has declined to $6@$6 25
Wheat is lower at $1 45@*1 48 for
but Cotn closes firm at 75@76c for prime
at
shipping extras, and
New
Spring,
=3'2-'
Tiii
§
mixed.
Groceries have been
fairly active, and Sugars show a slight
The jobbing trade in them is generally better.
In Provisions the week has shown a good degree of activity
in leading hog products, but the close was quiet, owing to
si
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sf
"'-
"s'
»"
'
"'
'-"'-'
s'
-
»*-'-'
•'rf
55
mS
0<rf
rf
iJV
advance.
efforts
of holders to obtain
Mess Pork closed
an advance on
low
late
at $18, after having sold
at
$1V
;
prices.
Prime
•c'3 f'of
Mess, $16,
after considerable sales for export at
prime steam Lard,
H jc, after
8^8^ for Cumberland.
at ll|<^ll^c.
having sold at 10|c.
Large
lines of Pickled
In Beef nothing of
and prices are unchanged.
drooping and unsettled.
50@|16
t\4
good
good
to
5^@6o
prime,
to fine,
;
8®10^c.
:
sold
Butter and Cheese have been
—Lugs, common
Leaf,
common
|8|:
-pa-
•
••
5&5^c
;
to mfidium,
6@7^
;
tortnight
tn%\\
and 200
The
sales
have been
do. do. Connecticut,
The
85c@$l
sales for
the
as
:S
»
•rf
cases
are only
250
...:..:,:
••••••*
:S --i
new crop Ohio
o5
bales
Havana,
•
".sl
::
:SI:;§;
:
'I
!
if
:
:8gS :S|2
.5
:
articles of trade
:
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:
:
:
il
=
•
§S
=
:
:S
:
:igS
:
II
r
•
OQ
4Bv4
T
•irr-tiiSiiis
•
.sas
;
minor
SIS
•
^"ti
been a movement of 2,500 bales Manila Hemp at 10|@10fc,
gold
now held higher. "Whiskey has advanced, though
of the
:
(flD
rti
:
:~
s
at
:P
Most
<*«
1^1
05.
slow.
•
ofaf
:9;
In East India Goods the principal feature of the week has
sales have been
•
seems to have
Spanish Tobacco has also been
week
•
O
on private terms; 150 cases old
crop wrappers at 35@5oc.
dull.
—300
:
•
iiiigSS :S3"S| :|9 ifgliigSSsSgi. S§
loaded up buyers, and they are not in want of anything at
present.
^tf
•<-.-
•
Current
to good,
Seed Leaf Tobacco has been very
The business of the previous
dull.
«f
moment has been dono
about 1,100 hhds., of which 800 hhds. for export.
new crop are
Vof-r
•
Bacon,
Hams
The Tobacco market has been unsettled. In Kentucky
Leaf there .has been a good demand for export, which has
been freely met by sellers, and although prices are no lower
they have favored buyers. The sales of the week have been
prices for
•
;
have been quiet.
Hides have been active and firmer, in expectation that the
will reduce the supply
•I
:
:
;8
:
:i
:
IS;
iSiSifl
yellow fever prevailing at Rio Janeiro
of hides from South America.
Leather has been weak, and
Tallow nearly nominal at 8|<j for prime.
Metals have been quiet, but on the whole steady. Pig
Iron and Tin Plates, with a light stock, are very firm. Oils
have been weak for all except Linseed, which remains firm at
90o for full lots and 92@93o for smaller parcels. Crude
Sperm quoted
at $1
27@|1
28.
5
s *•'- jfSiS
|i2 ig:-ii:i|i:i:|::2:i:::5::2:|g:8S||
i
S
-9
2
-
'-f
:
*
:
•
:
:
*
•
Rosin was dull and drooping during the fore part of the
^•r
week, but at the close a decline in ocean freights caused a
better feeling, strained closing at
under
$2 40.
Spirits Turpentine,
liberal receipts, has continued to decline,
la
^tf
and closes at
Petroleum has varied, but closes firm at 28c for refined
on the spot Crude, I'^j- in bulk. Hops quiet at 6(^12c for
new.
Freights have declined, owing to the reduced supplies of
grain available for shipment.
The closing rales for grain to
Liverpool are 7d by steamer and 6^d by sail. The last char-
48c.
;
ter to Cork, for orders,
Wool
has been
was
les» active
at 6s 6d.
and price* are som«what nominal
im
1
1
i
;|
I'lle
a
'3'a
pMimm^^p^m h
:
—
1
:
.
THE CHKONICLB.
634
Imports of I.eadlne Articles.
following table, compiled from Cuatom House returns
hovTB tUe foreiftn imports of certafti leading articles of commerce
kt this port for the last week, since January 1, 1871, and for the
period in 1870
oorresponding
)8PC
Same
the
Since
Jan. 1.
lime
week.
1871.
1S70.
For
mass and
Oliiaa,
80
Ulass
Glassware
C^lass place
Bnttuns
16:!
Coal, tons
S,066
15,656
156,108
4.153
3,457
2.250
6,7,6
8.867
267,3,6
4,331
16,660
118.421
6,0.8
3.323
2.081
n,U.".9
Cocoa, bags
Coffee, bags
Cotton bales
DruKS, &c.—
Bark, Fernvlan
Blea Dowders..
Brimstone, tons
Cochineal
S7I
20,017
6,750
SJ4,7S4
948
1871.
18(0.
2.6.58
2
1,IU9
549
S.461
bars.
Lead, pigs
Spelter
bieei
Tin, boxes
Tin slabs, lbs..
fbblB
Tea
Tobacco
1.500 VVasle
838 Wines,
l,l2i
'.,149
Articles report'd
664
162
42
1.683
128
10,979
743
3«,952
13.716
li.844
6,157
Soda, sal
8oda, ash
3ii|
90
22
nai
fan
Hair
bales
500
Ac-
1,1M
51,031
"!
518
4.13
30O
8.363
16,155
1,451
11,4881
13,583,
2,r.»
498
239,919
45.620
1J)35
Hides, dressed.
India rubber..
Ivory
"Watches
11.251)
4,8611
14,1)86
96
18,782
219.008
172,9.3
vl.188
649,997
227,99J
27.634
1M,756
l.<16,32«
f,9.u40
731.17
36,0ol
418,15:
Hides undressed 147i«
Total this year
The
19,720
515,^74
161,720
202,581
474,938
938.53: 2,003.066
42,987
136,023
245 061
Ginger
1,110
39.797
39,759
91,231
1,71«
82,6?S
21,760
133,;76
33,829
Pepper....
1J86 Saltpetre ...
163.638
7.353
12,546
103343
Woods—
Cork
Fustic
387
....
Logwood
Manoganv
174,568
2,1.'>7
,
5(),6 3)
5.80O
23,671
21,148
124.667
54.930
Becelpts or Domestic Produce for the ITeek and since
Janoarjr 1.
The receipts of domestic produce for the week and since Jan. 1,
and for the same time in 1870, have been as follows
This Since Same
week. Jan.l. time "70
Same
Since
Jan.l.
time
'lO.
143
2,120
2MI
Flour
.bbls.
Wheat .bus.
62.741
140,145
898.932
1,166,124
799.4)5
Cora
3 1:, 37)1
3,t«.i,83ll
121 ,8 16
6:18.649
500
2.207
231.373
650.359
139.7:*7
24.87.>
66 829
53.176
40,000
lla.lSl
277,26!
Oil cake,
1)11,
Barley, &c..
16.IV6
1,095
m
1,011
Peas
3.6ii8
C. meal.btilti
21.4H
Cotton.baiKH
aemp.. bales.
93
90
aides ....No.
25.'
aops... bales.
;,93i
57,611
Leather
.sides
122
Spirits turp.
1,272
11.04C
Kosln
Tar
S21
pitrh
1,778.576
5nl.97ii
75i.88I
10,731
81 6)2
461,991
617
161.5 Ih
14,145
831.949
41,758
1,903
1S.437
133.081
"•?!',
676
131,420
l..;96
883,830
12,510
3.512
17 088
19S.T25
35,637
1,530
.
pkgs
863
67
517
lard
Peanuts, bags..
Provisions—
.
Kntter. pkga....
CutmeatH
Eggs
Pork
Beef, pkgs
Lard, pkgs
5.650;
133.083
88.715
98.381
153.085
135.179
79.849
902
313
7,920
8,303
pkgs
Starch
Stearine
Sugar. Uhds., Ac.
Tallow, pkirs
8,188
1.543
35,805
11.918
S.;31
2.001
11.948
5,116
563
924
Lard, kegs
l{lce,
303.4291 986.302
33 522
31,191
85.272
17.206
2',T75
3,134
1
2.50
721
154,904
402.212
134,367
364,;;5
51,21)1
159.5235.036
148,901
201.018
41,375
17.577
229.668
41,46?
54,>I88
53.710
85,000
U97
"70
"to
1«;778
1.9S7
8,212
81,418
297.179
5.310
37.655
5,310
29,877
29,1
00
1962,410
84,587
539,262 2536.25S
995,747
4863n
0528.933 1131,724
252,104
806.806 1720.6«
715,113
S42.64SI
3514,074
.
28,628
664,245
211,202
123.110
314,163
117.161
510,270
past
week the market has been very
;
:
This
week.
3,0.2.-.2
ern
Stock.
Other
Forlgn Total. Porte.
irregular and unsettled, and during some of
he time the speculators have held
almost entire control, compelling the shorts to accept their own
terms. This was especially so on Tuesday when Middling advanced to 15| against 14J last Friday. The state of the market,
however, is well described by the statement of the fact that the
usual difference between growths was entirely disregarded (all
growths being equally available in settlement of contracts), Middling Texas bringing no higher prices than Middling Uplands,
and the same was true with regard to Low Middling, while
Ordinary has remained ail the week at lOfc, being ^c. off from
last Friday.
But these efforts to " squeeze " the shorts resulted in
bringing out rather larger offerings, and causing some increase
in arrivals at this port, so that on Wednesday the supply was
rather in excess of the wants, and the position was not sustained,
prices being reduced all around ^c. except for Ordinary. Thursday
the market still continued unsettled, and values were again
about Jc. easier, the high prices drawing out a great many lots on
To-day
which the owners deemed it advisable to realize.
there has been no change the improvement at Liverpool has had
a tendency to increase the shippiiig inquiry while the demand to
supply maturing contracts has been sufficiently active to absorb
the offerings. For future delivery there has been great activity
and the same influence operating to advance the quotations for
spot cotton has carried up the price for April to 15c. tor Low Middling, while for all the later months there has been a decidedly
cautious tendency manifested, induced by the losses which
Low Midthe short interest has incurred during the week.
dling closed to-night at 14}c. for April 14|c. for May 14Jc. for
June
and 14^0. for August.
The total sales of this description for the week are 68,900 bales including 000 free on
board. For immediate delivery the total sales foot up this week
19,964 bales including 6,553 for export 2,519 for consumption
8,440 for speculation and 2,452 in transit. Of the above 1,225
bales were to arrive. The following are the closing quotations
&c—
CHSsia
!
78
35
Florida
North Carolina
335
40.907
17,577
iiaislns
971|
1.375
33,731lKice
ISpices,
Jeweiery, Ac-
Jewelry
43,706
46,436
15,309
60.34:
995,316
274.880
429.822
203.327
207,'-2S, 107.297
20.197
11.933
83.355
51.985
300.391! 152.184
52.873
56,712|
New York
1
Britain, France
1869.
1
Oranges
Nuts
686
&c—
Savannah
Texas
t21.)74 (525,934 (342,244
Corks
Fancy goods....
7,351
1 0li5i
iirlBtles
56,720
,
1257.010
36S.116
314.8(4
680.016,
234.S98'
Total last year
33,74o Fish
17.029 FrnitB,
10.736
Lemons
2..i66
386,056
133.415
14,268
6,004
4,303
178
Cigars
it
1S,751
Onuny cloth
New Orleans
Mobile
Charleston
by value
1.702
2.555
2i.i
271,945
481.2220,74
962
4j
1,331
8|l
'.3,
Ac—
3,U3
102
114,694
XXPOBTBD 81X0B 8SFT.1 TO— NorthGreat
1870.
121.200
173.40 i
115,291
ailfCS BKPT.l.
POKTB.
1.494
2 5-2
13,637
10,408
1,186
15
Opium
BodLtk, bi-carb..
&
Sugars, boxes
bags
117
Oils, essential..
Oil, Olive
2.49S
1.879
170.478
Sugar, bhds, tcs
Champag*e,bks
Wines
Wool, bales
Madder
time
168,601
7,613
55,125 i,T20,29) 4,1^4.404
53.-: 83
b.980
S3,75:i
I6IS3 246,1«6 195,8S8
109.852 1,241,293 1.303.825
39.602
1,2 13
27.928
Bags
220
ludigo
193
77
11.132
-...
UK
Iron,
3,765
6,69.
9,119
8,815
6,353
ISO,
Gum, Arabic
lUnseed
Holasses
week.
BBGUIPTS
Hardware
624
Cream Tartar..
Oambler
Gams, crude.
Hides,
Same
the
Since
Jan.l,
Cntlery
606<
7,1141
?44l
2061
We
all
&c—
Metals,
China
Earthenware...
fullowing is our usual table showing the movement of cotton at
the ports from Sept. 1 to April 21, the latest mail dates.
do not include our telegrams to-night, as we cannot insure the
accuracy or obtain the detail necessary by telegraph.
specified.']
For
Earthenware—
Hemp,
when not otherwise
given In packages
is
[April 29, 1871.
From the foregoing statement it will be seen that, compared
with the corresponding week of last season, there is an increase in
the exports this week of 46,478 bales, while the stocks to-night are
107,495 bales more than they were at this time a year ago. The
The
he quantity
,
:
121, >97
141.567
79.484
63.666
1 14.007
63.438
51.737
4^,449
10.149
7.857
;
;
;
;
4.330
449
Tobacco, pkgs...
Tobacco, hlids...
Whiskey, bbls. ..
Wool,b*les
Dressed hogs No.
16.595
1.832
38,399
8.149
12,592
3,701
75
l.i.679
9.066
3.04:
4,15(
421
60 089
58.036
19.867
90,114
74.130
24.4^8
65,476
;
3-3
7,966
Ordinary
Good Ordinary
Low Middling
Middling
Good Middling
COTTON.
Fridat. p. M., April 28, 1871.
By special telegrams received by us to-night from the
Southern ports, we are in possession of the returns showing the
receipts, exports, &c., of cotton for the week ending this evening
New
Upland and
per ib.
Texas.
Florida.
Mobile.
10X»....
13M®....
;0K«....
11
«...
UK®....
13)i(»....
18H»...
ISX®....
UX®....
14),®....
I4»«»...
14!4«....
15H®....
16X®....
15H®...
16X®...
15X®....
16X®....
15H»....
16X(a....
Orleans.
Below we give the total sales of cotton and
market each day of the past week
this
price of Uplands at
:
Total
Good
Low
MlddUng
Ordinary.
Bales.
Ordinary.
Middling.
appears that the
Saturday
14 ®..
~4i<«rr
lOX®....
1,207
12K@....
against
total receipts for the seven days have reached 56,685 bales
Monday
14 ®..
lOX®....
12^®....
2,885
14X0....
iu«®....
6,185
15K«.,..
14X9..
18H®....
83,042 bales last week, 64,156 bales the previous week, and 67,543 Tuesday
15),»....
S,2i2
lOJf®....
Wednesday
13X®....
14H®..
first
of
since
the
receipts
bales three weeks since, making the total
ISX®....
18j«»....
lOK®....
UK®..
1,5»
rhnrsday...
14^®..
4.916
lOX®....
15X®....
13X®...
the
same
Friday
bales
for
against
2,579,497
September, 1870, 3,570,759 bales
year
September
this
1
increase
since
showing
an
free on board)
period of 1869-70,
For forward delivery the sales (including
of 991,262 bales. The details of the receipts for this week (as per have reached during the week 68,9()0 bales (all low middling or on
telegraph) and the corresponding week of 1870 are as follows
the basis of low middling), and the following is a statement of the
From the
April 28.
figures thus obtained
it
I
.
.
.
:
sales and prices
For April,
RB0BIPT8
New
Orleans
18,900
1,687
2.585
7.752
10.2U3
6.521
Mobile
Charleston
Savannah
Texas
Tennessee.
ots.
100. ...Notice
served, at..l3 15-16
14
1,700
bales.
Rec*d this week at—
Bec'd this week at—
Ac.
22,228:
4.461'
3.188
7.591
7,715
Florida
North Carolina
Virginia
2,686:
bales.
115
478
2,015
723
5,216
Total receipts
Increase this year
50,564
56.685
6.121
The exports for the week ending this evening reach a total of
81,822 bales, of which 55,432 were to Great Britain, 9,898 to France
and 16,492 to rest of the Continent, while the stocks as made
up this evening, are now 453,718 bales. Below we give the exports and stocks for the week, and also for the corresponding week
of last season, as telegraphed to us from the various ports to-night:
Exported to—
Weekending April
28.
G. Brit
Contln't
Stock.
Total this
Same wTc
week.
1870.
;i7,542
19 256
46,798
9,7()8
3.075
S.IOJ
606
353
12.783
5.742
13.467
3,012
810
171.019
42,982
18.049
44.650
58.018
90.000
29,000
136.170
31.135
10.885
47,378
30.756
52,000
18,000
S5J44
453,718
346,231
23,077
Mobile
2,369
New Tork
Other porta
Total since
2,642
12.361
3,67»
56,433
Sept, 1... 2,017,812
36,190
«0O,2S9
31,822
3.«18,091
1871.
1K70.
9,148
1.755,975
For May.
cts.
1,800
13X
13«
80O
500
300
300
14X
4,400
14 3-16
200
1.600
2,700
14X
14H
800
4,700
500
3,900
8^
^
4,650
2,300
10.100
700
3,800
400
HX
14 7-16
14X
14 11-16
bales.
bales.
1315-16
14
14 1-32
14M
14 S-16
14X
13,350 total
June.
14X
For July.
For August,
bales.
100
200
cts.
IS lS-16
14
50
WX
100
500
14 8-lJ
1,400
toUl August,
14X
•ISX
200..
800..
1,200
300..
.I8J«
.14H
.14X
.
17,100 total
May.
For September.
200
14
200 seller's option
3,500 total July.
For Jane.
3,200
13X
Hna
13 13-16
15
1,400
I3X
300
31.150 total April
2,100
13 15-16
14
'1,700
14X
14 i-16
I4S-liS
ilK
14 13-16
14J<
14 15-16
cts.
14 1-16
800
5,350
100
SOO
all 1871
1«X
The following exchanges have been made during the week
Xc. paHl to exchange 500 May for 500 April.
1.200 May for 1,200 August, even terms.
May for 200 July, even terms.
200
—
Weather Reports by Telegraph. On the whole, our telegrams, perhaps, indicate a little less unsettled state of the weather
throughout the South during the past week. And yet there are
some districts in which there is continued complaint of excessive
This has been especially the case at Memphis and Macon.
rain.
At the former point it has rained three days this week. Our
correspondents state that this continued wet weather is seriously
interfering with planting. At Macon it has rained two days, and
:
:
THE CHRONICLE.
April 29. 1871.]
the remainder of the week h«t been cloudy, with a favorable
change as the week clo(!««. Tliero was a Blight frost at tlila point
on Sunday morning, but not sufficient to do any injury, althoujjh
some of the younjf cotton is now al>ovo ground. Our corn-spond-
enU at Solraa also state that It is raining too much at that point,
but as yet no serious injury has been done. The paat week they
have had two days ot rain. At Charleston It baa rained one day,
at Savannah and Mobile three days, at Nashville two days, while
at Augoata, Montgomery and Galveston it has been warm and dry
• Dthe week, and at Columbus it has rained one day, but has been
clear the balance of the week.
Planting has now been about completed in the principal Atlantic
Our correspondents at Macon, Charleston, Augusta, Colum
States.
bus and Memphis said last week in their several telegrams that
leu cotton had been planted than during the previous spring, but
one correspondent at Macon now adds " that not more than 80 per
cent of the land planted in cotton last year is given up to it this
year, and not exceeding 20 per cent of the amount of fertilizers
has been used." Our Selma and Montgomery telegrams to-night
also state that there has been less cotton and more corn planted in
the neighborhood than during last spring.
The thermometer during the week has averaged at Charleston
70,
68,
Macon
67,
Memphis
and Galveston
—
:
.
Montgomery
60,
71.
70,
Mobile
66,
Columbus
We
636
Vfloat for Prance (Ameriean and Braxil)...
Afloat for Bremen (American)
Total Indian Cotton afloat for Kurope
Stock in Unittxl Status ports
Stock In Inland towns
7ejooo
98,3S1
97,968
76JB80
9M/M)0
17S.00O
408,718
37,974
84a;n8
79,104
TotiJ
8,S8W,1M ___1,)_
These flgures Indicate an {nereatt In the cotton in sight toTnlght
of 645,017 bales compared with the same date of 1870.
Below we give oar nsoal table of exports from New Yock ftae
the week
Exports of Cotton (baloa) nrooa
New Tork •ln«« •pt>>»za T ^
wm WKVixa
Total
Amll
April
tla*
to
date.
April
prer.
year.
^fi"
U,»l
18,867
Other British PorU
a, 948
IMM
Total to Ot. Brttaln n,8U
Havre
to
16,S0>
1.485
n,s4o
64
488,164
13,116
mu»
m
n,sn
,4M
eio,fn>
utjnt
"m
Other French ports
^
3,784
400
showed last week that
The DisTRiBCi'ioN op thb Crop.—
the amount of takings by our Northern spinners up to the 13th of
April this year had been 650,918 bales against 563,820 bales for
the same period of 1869-'70, or an increase this year of about
90,000 bales, while the consumption for the two seasons was not
Consequently our mills will probably
likely to vary materially.
require for use only about 155,000 Ijales more this year if the
growing crop promises poorly during the Summer, they may also
take, say 50,000 bales additional to increase stock. Considering,
then, the home consumption tiled at the figure we have stated,
we can readily see the manner in which the balance of the season's
will be distributed
supply
'^'^
Total Proneli
Receipts at the ports for the year (estimated)
Receipts over-land direct for the year (estimated)
Taken by the mills South Irom the plantations and
inland towns
Philadelphia and Baltimore for the last week, and since Sept.
;
Bales.
8,920,000
170,000
95,000
Bremen and Hanover
711
1,551
100
860
8 896
i,Ma
iioa
4,606
S,898
8,86J
Hamburg
Total to
IT.
400
80
Boropo.
1871.
1,
Stock on hand Sept. 1,1870
ToUl supply
Stocks at ports Sept.
1,
1870, increased to
Total supply left for export
Amount already exported (April 22)
3.143,747
2,536,259
607,488
Balance remaining for export
thus see that if we include the figures for export received
by telegraph to-night there will still remain for Europe over
600,000 bales more out of this crop if the receipts equal the above
We
estimate.
—
Bags, Bagging, &c. Cloth and Bags are extremely
There has not been a single sale since our laat, and prices
are entirely nominal. Previous sales for future delivery keep
the domestic manufacturers busy, and prices for this kind are
more steady than India. We quote 18i<gl9c., currency, duty
paid, for India, and 19i@20c. for Domestic. Bags are quoted
GuNNT
doll.
15<gl5ic. Manilla Hemp, since our last, has generally ruled
quiet, but with the advance maintained at the close considerable
note 1,500 bales on spot
business was done at full prices.
here at 10 c, gold, and in Boston 2,000 bales at lOf (glOic, closing
large proportion of the stock is
firm here at lO^c. for prime.
of low grade. Jute early in the week was fairly active, but
Sales are 850 bales, from store, at
closes quiet though steadily.
" Edith Warren," at 6ic.; 250 bales do. on
ftfc.; 400 bales, ex
private terms, and 1,000 bales rejections, to arrive, at 4ic., all gold.
Jute Butts have ruled quiet most of the time, but the close is
again firmer with a fair demand. Sales are 800 bales at 3|@4c.,
;
We
A
*ysa
48,186
841
M36
ijm
564,716
818,198
Grand Total
The
18,300
36,431
New
38,846
31,987
1
New
following are the receipts ot cotton at
NEW TOBK.
Baonm
um
768
BOSTON.
York, Boaton.
1, 1868
rHiunxLTHiA
BALTOIOBa.
This Since
week. Septl.
This Sloe*
week. S«ptL
raoit-
Since!! This Since
week.l Bept.l.||week.!8eptl.
4,244,747
806,000
95,000
50,000
150,000 —1,101,000
H,a8»
6,648
31,388
Total Spain, Ac
Orleans..
|
8.S14
1,705
2,117
Savannah
Consumed by Northern spinners
Consumed by Southern spinners
Taken by spinners for increased stocks
io.m
Stt
3,868
This
4,186,000
59,747
U,IMf
Spain, OportoJk OlbraltarAc
Afiotliers
1
Total crop lor year ending Sept.
Mobile
118
1,366
604
48.6*1
Total this year 30.260
918,366
Shipping Nswb.
4M
"•SS
7,611
183,9671
11,4P6
11,548
7,sn
3,819
968
:
8,191
1,3631
5,633
Total last year..
36
43
MM
Virginia
North'rn Ports..
Ac.
i8;4»
136,847
66,889
3,034
TennesBee,
Foreign
4,861
ia
738
South CoroUna.
North Carolina.
614
....
1,618
80,417
170,808
357
43
Florida
39,878
8,333
8M7S
114,«M
618
140
313,953
588,314
4,997 386,008
isiwi
193
....
j
1,158 183,831
1
"ia
48,746
978 111,644
499 41,836
988 81,aOT
431
1
—The exports of cotton from the United State*
the past week, as per latest mail returns, have reached 78,084
So far as the Southern ports are concerned, these are tha
bales.
same exports reported by telegraph, and published in The Chronicle last Friday, except Oalveston, and the figures for that port
are the exports for two weeks back. With regard to New York,
we include the manifests up to last Saturday night
Total bale*.
City of Balper steamers Nebraska, 3,694
timore, 806.... Wyoming. 3.530.... Cuba, 1,120. ...Parthla,830.... City
.per sUpe
.luly, 2,B»7.
.City of New York, 3,168.
of Brussels, 9»i.
Aminta, 901. ...Pontiac. 2,371. ...W. G. Russell, 3,343....
"
To London, per steamer Paraguay, 64
Astronom, 13S
To Bremen, per ships Carl, 717
per ships D.
New Oblbans— To Liverpool, per steamer Joan, 2,847
W. Chapman, .3,050. ..Louis Waleh. 4,720... Juno, 8,099.... Viola,
Haggle Uammond,l,7a6
3.643. .. per bark» Carrie £. Long, 1,437
Kosa del Turia, 1.538
To Falmouth, per bark Maris, 1,304
tfUt
To Havre, per ship Ella S. Thayer 3,313
l^t4S
To Hamburg, per bark Birger, 3,143
Bmerald, 1,410
To Amsterdam, per barks Mairy. 1.U94
UOt
ToCronstadt, per ship Elpis^ 1.803
1,401
To Antwerp, per schooner Mattle W. Norwood, 1,404
To Barcelona, per barks Oerion, 947....Vllas«r, 481.... par brlf
N«w York—To Liverpool,
.
.
.
.
. .
^
Mt
MW
MM
MM
1,M8
To Vera Cruz, per brig Cinque SorrelU, 660
Movements of Cotton at the Interior Ports.— Below we Mobile—
To Li verpool, per steamer Bolivar, 4,677
ports
give the movements of cotton at the interior
:
Week eading Apr. 88, 1870.^
J8 1871.
Receipts. Shipments Stock. Rscelpu. iibipjnents. SUick.
^Weekandlnf Apr.
880
883
198
620
473
Augusta
Columbus
Macon
Montgomery*..
Selma
Memphis
NashviUe
3,817
1,608
18,917
5,805
5,327
6,104
2,285
053
1,432
768
1,063
6,348
1,456
2389
13,453
5,279
991
762
294
338
277
1,757
1,545
2,018
3,814
8.401
933
918
288
392
16,034
10,317
10,061
6,995
4,743
18,276
5,679
ii,aai
B,8tt
»>
75.943
14,813
185
8oaa,4«0
currency, cash.
«
8,184
880
4.8TI
4(0
CnABUESTON— To Barcelona, per brig Maria Lnlsa, 460 TT^aod
I^4I&
Sava.n.nah— To Liverpool, per ship uaeen of Hearts, 3,478 Upland.
a,JH
Texas— To LiveriKxil. per barki M. K. Sad, 666.... CaroUna, 1,080
mm
NonroLK— To Liverpool, per brig Romaine, 804
MOO
Baltimore— Tu Liverpool per steamer Corinthian, 1,186
1
•...,.
To Rotterdam, per bark Don Jui«to, 1
10
Boston— To Antwerp, per schooner Mayflower, 36
IIT
Philadelphia— To Liverpool, per bark Nyaua, 117
.
HIM
Total
The
particulars of these shipments, arranged in onr usual
form
are as follows:
72,104
10,309
7,409
13,905 57,374
Montfomenr, and found to be 6.104 bales.
Visible Supply ok Cotton. 'iTie following table shows the
qoantity of cotton in sight at this date of each of the two past
""'"
1870
1871.
seasons:
563.000
biJe«. 951.000
Stock in Liverpool
39,095
78,104
Stock in London
7,929
* Stock
Stock
Stock
Stock
Stock
Stock
in
in
wu counted tU> week at
—
Glasgow
Havre
inMarseiUas
in
Bremen
rest of Continent
Afloat for Great Britain (American). ,.,..
350
300
83,690
2,000
28,576
St.OOO
207,000
74.450
12.500
18,115
30.000
168,000
FalLiverpool. mouth,
New
York.. a,340
N. Orleans.
Mobile.
...
Savannah
Texas
.
11,(168
I,a0t
London.
64
Havre,
....
8,118
Ham-
Bre- Aautar- Croo-
burg.
men.
%\4i
dam.
tadt
....
ItlM
8,414
lira R.861
4,577
3,174
Km
.OB
1,156
117
1,1M
801
Norfolk
Baltimore.
PbUadelp'a
Total.
841
....
117
OH
1,414
1,801 71,000
1.1U 1.148
64
ToUl... 56,174 1,804
Orlean* 1,404 balaa to
Included In the above total* art fram
ChariasHO,
;
I,8d8 bales to Barcelona, and 180 bates to V«ra
Bostsa,
bales to Barcdona ; froaBsblaars, 1 taU 10 Boctscdaa ;
N«w
Cnu (Mb
mA IHa
balM
to Antwarp,
.........
u..
Aatmn.
IB
M
:
:
:
:
,
.
:
THE CHRONICLE.
536
—
Gold, Exchange and Freights. Gold has fluctuated the
week between llOf and lllj. and the close was lllj. Foreign
Exchange market is steady. The following were the last quotationB: London bankers', long, 109|@110; short, llOi, and ComFreights closed at 5-16. by steam and
mercial, 109t@109J.
sail to
Liverpool.
Bt Telkgkai'h from Liverpool. —
m
April
Sales
on speculation
Total stock
Stock of American..
Total afloat
American
afloat
The f ollowini
table will
Mon
April
28.
81,000
15,000
8,000
951,000
562,000
416,000
267,000
47,000
7,000
27,000
813,000
479,000
510,000
320,000
Wed.
,,,®7«
Tues.
...@7^
...®TA
Orleans.. 7>i(a7>i
Up. toarrive. ...@
April 21.
14.
51,000
8,000
2,000
751,000
417,000
556,000
370,000
dully closing prices of cotton for the week:
show the
Sat,
Price Mid. Uplands. 7;i@7Ji
"
April
6.
71,000
12,000
4,000
923,000
570,000
437,000
249,000
...@7Ji,-
7>i@7X Jh&lH
@
@
@
EimoPEAN AND Indian Cotton Markets.
Thurs.
Fri.
...mhi
...@7X
...@73<
...@7X
(^...
(&
— In
reference to
these markets our correspondent in London, writing under the
date of April 15, states
LiTEBPOOL, April 15.— The following are the prices of American
cotton compared with those of last year:
^Same
^Fairi
Stained
&
23
IB
13
6X
6K
Mobile
N.Orleans&Texas
1%
1)4
79-16 1%
711-16 8
7X
7K
65i
OJi
22
22
19
19
Mid.
Mid. G.Mid. M.F.
Ord. G.Ord.L.Mid.
6X 6H 73-16
Uplaiias
date 1870-,
Mid. Fair. Good.
g'd fair-, ^G'd&fair36
4S
32
21
23
26
30
^-Ord.& Mid-,
Sealsland
in prices in order to do so.
Each declint
brought in buyers for export, but their operations! have not been
Bufflcient to check the declining tendency, and the closing quotations are the lowest in several months.
The decline has been
most marked in the lower grades from Spring Wheat several
lines of these, which had been held by speculators,
were
forced upon the market by parties controlhng them, in order to
29
29
In this way 3,000 bbls good old extra State sold
yesterday at $6 in store, being taken for London, but new extras
could not be bought under $6 35@6 35. To-day, ^reign accounts
were dull at 3d decline, and shipping extras closed flat at $6@6 25,
secure advances.
with a considerable pressure to sell the medium trade brands.
Wheat hasj met with a sharp fall. Liverpool quotations have
been lower, and shipping orders limited, even at reduced prices
The shipments eastward from the Western markets have been
quite free, both |by water and rail, and we soon shall have large
supplies here, and receivers feol quite uncertain as to how the
market will stand up under the load therefore, although stock*
in store are small, they have shown a disposition to close out to
the last parcel. Some decline in ocean freights stimulated exports
a little, but on the whole the movement of the week has been
only moderate. To-day's market opened with a sale of No. 1
Spring at $1 47 in store, and closed with small sales of No. 2 for
early arrival at $1 45 afloat, but this grade was offered at |1 40
81i
8J<
llJi
11)<
IIX
11«
11J4
1174
8X
117-16
\IH
are the prices of middling qualities of cotton at
at the corresponding periods in the tliree previous
and
years:
1868. 1869.
d.
Midland
d.
Sea Islands?
Mobile.... laji
Orleans,,, 12%
12Ji
12>f
and
IIX
commencement
ol
Brazilian...
200
3,520
1,010
22,500
Biyptian.
.
E. Indian..
Total
10><
lOX
1871.
1870.
d.
d.
7X
6X
4X
9X
8V
8«
Dhollerah
Aate—
70,580
exp' t from
1870.
bales.
142,700
48,050
7,900
12,480
447,300
658,430
730
270
.385
56,6aO
153,720
91,925
136,800
255,010
266,474
101,464
1871,
lfl69,
bales.
77,110
13,560
10,350
Actual
,—Actual exp. from
Llv., Hull k other
outporta to date—,
1870,
bales.
24,519
14,832
1,200
3,090
57,823
1870,
bales.
69,610
6,020
3,810
1871,
bales.
W.Indian,.
IIX
12
the year the transactions on specula-
^-Taken on spec, to th
43,.350
1868. 1869.
d.
d.
have been
for export
American...
Midland
Pernambuco.
Egyptian
Broach
19
12X
tion
1871.
d.
23
7>t
11 li
7 9-16
117-16 711-16
27
Upland.,. ,12,ii
Since the
1870.
d.
bales.
155,068
15,301
3,796
U.K. in
The following statement shows the sales and Imports of cotton
the week and year, and also the stocks on hand on Thursday
for
evening
last
,
ExTrade.
Brazilian
.
.
bales .27,180
3,180
2,220
port.
2,860
Spec\ilation. Total.
1,280 31,320
3,250
2,320
this
year.
667,060
58,610
720
4:30
70
130
30
5,180
4,070
260
500
.38,190
7,160
2,040
Bgyptian
West Indian
East Indian,
Same
Average
weeldy sales.
period
1871.
1870.
36,060
3,420
8,890
1,010
9,130
24,410
5,850
4,140
16,540
263,110
452,010
114,95
50,910
15,280
846,750
47,890 1,069,700
991,170
53,600
47,540
9,760
1870:
I
63,.350
The following
are the closing quotations
Wheat, Spring, bush
$1
Saperflne
^ bbl. $5 50® 5 90 Red Winter
Amber do
1
6 00® 6 25
Extra State
White
1
Extra Western, com"'
~ "'"
California.
6 00® 6 30 White
mon
Com, Western Mii'd,....
Extra and double extra
6 50® 8 50 Yellow, new
Western & St. Louis.
White
Southern shipp'g extras. 6 75® 7 15
Rye
1
and
trade
Southern,
:
'
7
family brands
Flour, super &, extra 5
Corn Meal, Western and
Rye
Southern
this
date
1S71.
American
101,798 1,063,697
4,294
129,785
Brazilian
112,732
4,820
EWpflan
39
1,408
Wert Indian..
14,799
160,744
East Indian.
.
Total
125,750 1,497,034
To
1870.
609,406
126,004
68,128
15,787
109,364
941,276
This
Total.
Dec,
date
31,
day.
1870.
1870.
390,564
191,737
84,720
902,139
479,150
92,900
91,660
36,000
113,720
297,290
49,510
109,710
28,160
39,760
20,650
180,550
3,252,282
813,430
477,600
1870.
1,655,991
45..S40
6,890
77,970
378,780
nearly 14 per cent, against 16.50 per cent.
15.
Business in cotton since the reopening of
the market has been to a moderate extent, on rather easier termg.
Annexed are the particulars ot imports, deliveries and stocks
Deliveries
Stocks, April 18
81,002
149,911
76,380
:
1871.
1870.
bales.
36,576
119,125
39,696
Wheat, bush
Jan.
62,741
3,609
140,445
341,379
898,952
82,652
1,166,424
3,666,880
2,207
281,373
"
"
500
Rye,
16,126
Bariey,&c "
" 121,386
Oats
Com,
Since
week.
Alexandria, March 31.— The shpments since November
Great Britain, Continent,
bales.
1870, to
1869-70
1868-9.,
1867-8.,
March 30,
1811
140,979
115,786
117,766
134,296
799,425
119,184
1,778,576
551,971
5,659
650,659
762,887
838,649
—
^
1871.—
For the
Since
For the
week.
week.
1870.
60
,,..
1
52
»5
_
73®
77®
76®
00®
64®
90®
00®
10®
76
1
1
1
1
82
18
68
17
20
40
Jan.
1.
1870.
60.i,615
33,159
642
34,269
3,032,292 222,703
1,462 615
2,270
7,438
12,338
77,902
250
12,541
700
34,671
2,453
334,368
231,336
.
Since
Jan. 1
439,950
25,562
3,148,128
109,150
6, 70S
9
10,27 6
E
.
:
BECBirrS at lake and RIVEK ports for the
APRIL 22, 1871.
1
bales.
40,802
35,545
38,706
36,120
Chicae*,.
Flour
Wheat.
bbls.
(1961bB.l
28,264
(601b8.)
24,121
17,783
14,838
4,500
24,698
have
Totals
Previous week
Correspond'g week,
Total.
bales.
181,781
151,331
156,472
170,416
Fridat p. M„ April 28, 1871.
The market has been very depressed during the past week,
except some of the coarser stuffs. The receipts of flour show
but there are large quantities on the way, and
receivers have shown a diepoBltion to press sales Irom the wharf.
.
.
Milwaukee
Toledo
Detroit
Cleveland
BREADSTUFF8.
little Intrease,
1,
1
1
®
market has been as follows
-BXrOBTS FBOU NEW YORK.-
.
time Jan.
1.
1
Canada
1
60®
55®
The following tables, prepared for Thi! Chronicle by Mr.
York Produce Exchange, show the Grain
H. Walker, of the
in sight and the movement of Breadstuffs to the latest mail dates
bales.
65,843
55,662
78,104
been
From Nov. 1,
Same period
Malt
,
For the
—
Imports, January 1 to April 13
4 25 Peas,
in breadstuffs at this
is
1869.
bales.
50®
85®
New
Of the present stock of cotton in Liverpool nearly 59 pe'' cent
Of Indian eotto the
is American against 62 per cent last year.
London, April
9 00 Oats
6 00 Badey
-MCBtPTS AT HBW TORK.Same
1871.
Flour, bbls..
C. meal, ".,
Same
this
date
50®
00®
3
The movement
850
12,290
Stocks.—
Imports.
To
This
week.
.
sold at $1 51, afloat.
Flour—
,
Tot*l.
proportion
Amber Winter
May.
Corn has been without especial .variation for sound qualities,
but a considerable portion of the receipts have been out of condi"
tion, and sold at lower and irregular prices.
Yesterday large
lines of " soft " Western Mixed sold at 70@72c., afloat, while
It will be seen that the
strictly sound samples were worth 75c.
receipts show a large increase over last year, but in view of the
relatively high price of Wheat, Corn Meal is largely substituted
for Wheat Flour, and .the higher cost of Oats and Hay cause
Corn to be more largely used for feeding purposes. Consequently,
notwithstanding the increased supply, there is as yet no proportionate surplus to be shipped. The close was firm at 75@76c. for
Prime Western Mixed, and 77c. for Yellow.
Rye is dull and drooping. Barley has been pretty well closed
out at lull prices. Barley Malt in good demand. Canada Peas
begin to be oftered more freely, but we cannot give reliable
quotations. Oats have been fairly active, but were entirely neglected to-day, although offered at lower prices.
,
BALZa, BTC, OI" ALL DB8CRIPTION8.
Total
Sales this week.
,
American
;
for all
M.P
G.Mid.
The following
this date
[April 29, 1871.
;
LrvBRPOOL, April 28, 2 P. M.— The market opuued witli an up^rard tendency, with sales of the day estimated at 15,000 bales. The sales of the week
hare been 81,000 bales, of which 15,000 bales were taken for export and 8,000
bales on speculation.
The stock
port is 951,000 bales, of which 662,000
bales are American, The stock of cotton at sea bound to this i,ort is 416,000
bales, of which 867,000 bales are American
Total BHies
Sales for export
.
making concessions
past
i@5-16d. by
.
.
St.
Louis
bnsh.
159,075
216,110
117,043
45,672
23,190
82,076
Corn.
bush.
week
Oats.
bnsh.
BNDINOl
Barley. Kye,
bu«h.
bush.
(66 lbs.) (82 lbs.) (48 lbs ) (66 lbs.
""
" '"
'"
17,413
158,922
23,969
809,247
8,407
13,177
1,310
27,4:«
264,263
86,708
3,600
7o9
32,250
17,495
400
14,150
18,100
9,346
73,215
16,574
152,553
Dulnth
"
•No
114,204
93.107
88,406
'69. 116,967
'68. 108,769
'67.
68,687
'70.
report yet.
COMPARATIVK AGGREGATE RECEIPTS of Flour and Grain at the
same ports from Jan. 1 to April 23, inclusive, for four years.
1871.
Flour.bbls
1,219,170
Wheat, bush
6,299,335
9,886,950
3,094.259
679,665
318,811
Cora, liush
Oats'bush
Barley, bush
Bye, bush
Total grain, bnsh
20.m,oao
1870.
1,464,373
1869.
1,890,490
1868.
1,119,488
6,244,543
4,661,377
2,436,677
6,483,342
8,967,444
3,0(M,969
404,927
497,031
3.578,868
9,183,632
2,666,743
394,231
177,329
19,857.713
16,000,803
5.3.3,896
296,541
14.171,»34
:
.
:
:
,
.
THE GHRONIGLE.
April 29, 1871.]
And Utx;oipt« at the uamo- porta
inclusive, for four years
from August
to April 23,
1
186B-TO.
Flour
bbl».
4,«;io,7S()
5,0)18,315
<"">
biubeu. ai,mt,im
U,tS4,MM
3<.0I4.MIH
J»"t"
14,im.08«
ii,7w,(ni
17,001, l.'St
4.«8l,a8«
4,(Htt.,VU
S,»N,Ht
II,!«I,II5
i,4iie,9i»
75,»M,8»7
7»,6»,476
7J.M0,(M4
>vi>Mt
g«'«T
Kye
vi.'n»,aM
1,8«S,<W
Total
;,T«ln, hnnhpli. .
81. LtiiilH liidudi-<l Id all.
3,1«JI,»7»
TO,07B,a3«
lS,(|rra,WB
EASTWAun Movement of Flour and Grain from the interior,
inoluUiuK xliipiui^nts from Chicago, Milwaultee, St. Louis, ToUhIo'
and Clovohiiid from April 10 to April 33, inclusive, and destination
ol sliipshipuients by water, viz
Flour,
Wheat,
Com,
Oata,
Barley,
Rye,
:
To
l)l)U.
buah.
Btitrulu
38,093
6tti,.'M9
OsWt^JIO
Colborue
!'"! t
II ,l,n»hur({
*
bnsh.
4,171
48,807
ai,oo«
15,001
Port Huron
13.1M5
16,0SS
10,440
St. C'aititirlucs
Montrral
Other I'orU
850
«,ais
51,340
Total
108,840
Prcvioun week
98,410
Corrj! week, '70.. 80,853
Corr'g week, '69.
96,605
1,458,877
S3»,7»4
1,585,617
0M1,»
.
"
7«^46J
2 8,049
3,354
136.600
S4,109
8,3«3
949.880
853,079
8H8,5iO
1!M,874
84,109
89.644
S.StVi
I(i,N9«
in
17,48:1
i:),t!)l
362,038
5,071
18,118
8»3,(>44
71.
911,398
Shipments
of Flour and Grain from Chicago,
Milwaul^ee,
_^ _
Louis, Toledo and Cleveland for the week endinir
April 23, 1871:
Floar,
Wheat,
Com,
OaU,
Barley,
Kye,
hbls.
bnsb.
bnph,
bnph.
bu^ta.
bt»h
Duluth,
and vexatious delays of
last season.
entries direct tor consumption,
4,S17
tireo.1
:i.359
Japan
tMH
pkKt.
pkga.
p><h.
1,SI«
mala.
Maracalbo..
1.207
baKit.
1.858 877
W9,880
l)i9,-94
Week endint; April 16.'70. .80,358
Week ending April 17,69. .91,606
8>i,079
1,&S\617
.393,644
586,»:R»
911,896
3S8,5.»
194.474
71.113
368,086
84,109
88,744
8..363
Idurnayra
Cuba
IJ>I7 b>«i.
8,«n bw».
(.an biea.
785.1 hhda.
Porto Rico
Other
1,41)
embrace 788,225
The
stocks in
ports since Jan.
bbls.
•1871.
948,887
Wheat
bush.
4.819,485
Corn
7,815,5.36
Oata
1,178,438
Barley
Total.
13,573,679
*St. Louis not included, except in 1871,
1.3.491
Molaaasa
7,108,710
8,826,811
84.
WEKK ENDING APRIL
At
New York
Boston
Montreal
Philadelphia.
Baltimore
New Orlcana
Total
Previous
week
22, 1871.
Corn,
Oats,
bush.
bunh.
Flour,
Wheat,
bbls.
86,180
88,993
9.9S8
181.075
8,190
13,521
15.683
64.700
18,000
8:j.799
....
106,700
88,000
89,568
152.018
160.613
211,965
843,804
746,168
861,776
bush.
Barley,
bush.
38.3,792
99,916
76,108
63,7:16
....
86.300
12,520
50,951
314,495
852,8.'>7
Rye
bush
S.iWO
5,573
1,600
4,000
1,092
....
1,200
14,375
84,300
1,200
1,851
Week ending April 8. 120.t>'a 227.116
699,514
178 858
80.858
700
Week endinc April 1. l'it.(»2 199.763
719.077
179.9:19
57,591
1,800
Week ending March 84.143.550 154,594
,'i49.2.'>5
126.476
6'J,343
434
Receipts at the same ports, excepting New Orleans, from Jan. 1
.
.
1,
Wheat,
bush.
Corn,
bush.
8.440,54t
6,813,807
Oats,
bush.
Total Grain
The
2.170,5.33
Barley,
bu'h.
381,149
Rye.
nush.
:18,518
bushels.. 11,816,951
Visible Supply op Grain, including stocks
in store at
the principal points of accumulation, April 33, 1871
Wheat,
Corn.
bnsh.
bush.
In store at New York
In store at Albany
In store at Bnllalo
In store at Chicago
In store at Milwaukee
In store at Duluth
In store at Toledo
lu store at Detroit
•In store at Oswi-go
In store at St. Lotiis
lu store at Boston
In store at Toronto
In store at Montreal
•In store at i'ailadclphia
•Instoreat llaltimore
Rail tihipinents f'trweck
Water suipmeuta for week
April 15.
April 15.
"
"
"
Barley-
buth.
8:),01t
4.\000
207.000
40,000
88,638
140,430
271.034
20,000
670,000
1,1»7,7«9
373,357
187.655
850,000
60,990
4,009
384;974
16,709
50,000
188.7.7
113,509
m.84«
11 ',898
81.1.58
45,748
17.100
65,129
.30.000
85,000
4y5,<i2a
32. .ISO
10.500
27,850
18:1,838
5.816
850.299
80,000
80.000
1.3,200
.io.ono
40,000
30,000
51, ,310
8KIM9
1:)fi.«60
1,801,537
701,831
851,870
.
"
Oats.
bnsh.
M7,4rr
508,788
10,000
788.885
1.898.314
1,889,000
Total in store and In trsnaUAprl 88,'71 7,065,436
"
"
April 15.'71.
7.433,821
tAprll «3,'70. 7,783,318
AprU 1,'71.. 8,337,023
3.a57.865
8,(11.063
3.450.0M
l,Wi>34
1..3n2.719
1.5H3.068
8,133,824
3,:«),57J
l',596
8.()»l
1.5,000
8,063
%
.
.
84,109
4«B,St3
887,647
401.1.83
753,785
•Estimated,
t Toronto. Montreal, Boston, PUladcIphla, Baltimore, Dnlath and Albany
not included.
OROOERIES.
Fridat Ktcniho,
The
April 28. 1871.
(
an increased movement are slowly com
mvncing to be realized, and though in no case has business been
actually brisk for more than a day or two at a time, the pi«seiice
anticipations of
1«
,^"
tea.
hhda.
hhda,
ni>ii>
radowMi
of Black.
York at date, and imports at the five leadioff
1871, are as follows
Btocka In > ew York Importa atjeadlnn porta
at date.
ilncj January
:
boxes.
hbds.
M10.
I8T1.
lbs.
pkn.
ban.
ban.
!S^IS,8M
•,(73
45 5IS
26.138
59 263
HDS9*
I7,«I7
li,4SS
IS7.4M
1M,2SI
l«4.<n
iao,(M
40.3m
89.«3S
351,4 :^
23. .88
ban.
hhda.
40917
lM,8a
lUJtM
9n.*M
310.151
Slt,7»
U4.418
189^811
The betterfceling note<l in this market at the date of onrlast rerlew, appears
to be slowly gaining ground and the trade generally now speak quite bopefiUly
of the position and seem to think Teas have seen their worst for this aeason.
Bnycrscertainly are not quick or even remarkably free operators, but the call
is large enough to keep a considerable amount of stock moving, and present
Indications point to an increase rather than a falling off of the demand. There
is some little difficulty experienced in getting Japans into nnifotm ahape again
and thtmo show rather an unsettled tone, but Oolongs are steady, as a rule,
while Greens are well sustained througbont, with a slight approach to bnoyancy on the prime grades. The auction sale on Wednesday was well attended
and the prices realized were close up to expectations, the result proving gene'
rally satisfactory. The following is the range of figures
Gunpowder, eS>teO
*1 20; Imperial, 37Xc@$l 0!; Young Hyson. 41@93Xc; Hyaon, 40@(Mc;
Hyson Twankay, ,33@.34)ic, and oncolored Japan 60(3^7»Xc. At private sale the
business includes 11,850 pkgs. Green; 16,200 pkgs. Ooloog; SOD pkga. Souchong, and 1,500 pkgs. Japans, part of the above sold previous to oar laat.
The imports this week are embraced n a single arrival— that of the "Ada."
with 788,825 lbs. of black tea from Foochow.
The following taole shows the imports of Tea Into the United Statca (not
Induding San Francisco), from January 1 to date, in lti71 and 1^70:
Black.
Green.
Japan.
Total.
.„
ICUM.iai
1I.247JW0
4iKCtei
TtMum
!JU
l!""
:
11,083,353
8/128,892
SJMMA
»fi»An
The indirect importations, including receipU by Faciflc Hall steamers via
Aspinwall. have been 9.675 pk^. since Janimry 1. against 80,869 laat year. The
receipts of Tea overland by railroad have this week amounted to 36 pkgs.
COFFEE.
to April 33
bbla.
1,900,386
1,MS hkda.
,
lbs.
.
Flour,
mco.
>
DemeraiA
inh<"r.
TBA.
AND GRAIN AT SEABOARD PORTS FOR TUK
^RECEIITS OF FLOUR
Port
1871.
18,118
ports from Jan. 1 to
from March
hlifls.
litidi
New
Tea (Indirect Import)
(yoifee. Rio
Collee, otbor
5,071
881,776
78,504
Uyo
MO
Sucar, Braill.
MO baga.
Manila, Ac.
.... ban.
M'l>a'ea,i,nba 8,in hhOa.
UhciH. Include bbU. and
Tea
17.48:1
April 23, inclusive, for four years.
Flour
..
Otiier
Louis not Included, eicept from March 84, 1871.
Louis and Duluth not included In 1869 and 1870.
Comparative Shipments from the same
and the withdrawals from
thrown on the ii.arket for the
Imports this week at this jort have included. 11,985 bag* of
Itio CoBee, 4,323 do. St. Domingo, 9,81" do. Maracalbo, and
S09
do. sundry kinds.
Tlie receipts of sugar include 11,327 boxea
18,931 hhds., and 3,300 bags of Brazil.
In Tea the arrival*
Sugar
Sugar
Sugar
16,896
thv, total
SuKar, Caba..
iXH ban.
Jav.i
St.
Weekending Aprl!28, '71.106,840
Week ondinR April 15, '71..!)8.410
St.
St.
The Quarantine laws are agaia
about to be enforced, but it Is to be hoped that the Health Board
will adopt nleasures to relieve our merchanu from the
neeOlwa
CofTec Rto....
18,0(10
M9
57,6^
railroad
prices for the slocks on hand.
VarloD*
6I..M)
SO,808
SS.BOO
142,643
KliitjBton
10,000
4,01 Ki
C'olliuj^'wood
goods from country operators, especially as many will sooa
be in funds from the sale of large supplies of breadstnffin, Ac.,dow
seeking the seaboard, linportwrs, as a rule, are firm in asking full
call for
Tea, black....
IH,4.'«i
Saginaw
t
the canals, and the danger of a modified UrilT diaiiipated by the
adj,>urnment of Congress, it ia reasonable to nntirlpain a better
bond, showing together
week. were as follows:
106'.4«a
1,000
of buyera in tlie markot ia • relief, and holilon
train rr>ar%ifr.
There are many erldeocea to eoaflrm the belief that the arrumulations In the interior have become rndoeed to a very low
nnfTfigtlf.
and arc j>tt>J)nbIy in some losUncee nrarly exhausted, and with the
moderate cost of ransporUtlon now avallal>ln by the opening of
Tha
(i0,066
Diiuklrk
Erie
By
buab.
biuti.
aa8.iae
»t,3ia
Viucunt
ii>o
bush.
ssawi
SHI.IM7
tibl
The market has not as yet become generally acHvc. and dealers continue to
express some dissatisfaction with the current position of affairs, yet on the
whole there ia a slight Improvement over last week, and a growing hope of an
early setting in of call from consumers.
Values as a rule have not greatly
varied beyond the natural modifications allowed on any dull market, and the
situation is such both as regards cost at place of growth and the amount o'
stock in first hands here, that it is probable that anything llkeaatesdy demand
for a few days would impart a somewhat buoyant tone. Brazils early in the
week were very doll, and the tone a little soft, with some alight concesaloDS
made on the least desirable grades, partly in order to get odd lots out of be
way. The reduced cost, however, appeared to attract the attention of bnyera,
and the demand subsequently improved materially, swelling the businesa to
larger proportions than for some time previous, and imparting a stranger
feeling throughout the market Buyers, however, were not void of caution la
their movements, and handled few goods unless re-sales at an early day were
pretty certain. The ordinary qualities continue to form a very small proper.
tion of the accumulation, and are relatively higher than the npper grades,
Java, though not quick, tias sold very well from second hands, and the recent
pnrchasea are understood to have already become fairly distributed to amsumera. West India grades are still to some extent neglected, and valaas
i
without much strength, though in the absence of leading aalea qnotatloiis at
the beat are nominal. Sales of 11,703 bags Hio and Santoa, mbagsOosta
Kica, 180 bags Lagnayra, 100 bags Jamaica, 400 baga 81. Domingo, and ijttt
bags 8t DoDingo shipped direct from first banda to Hamborg. Sales at
Baltbnore of 3,000 bags Rio, and at Hampton Roads to go to Bs ltlmofe ijttt
bags Rio.
Importa Ibis week have Incloded 11,985 bags of Rio, per " 8. America" sad
" Star of Wales ;" 4.223 do. 8t Domingo, per " City of Port ao Prince" aad
"Oliver Cutis:" 9.K17 do. MaiacaJbo, pvr^- lira." ''Marie and 8apbie"aiid
"Annie Ingraham." and .'iO! do. of sundry kinds, per "J. W. Maltlaad."
The stock of Klo April 27. ana uie ImporU alDce Jan. I, 1871, an aa loUows:
New Pblla- Baltl. New Savaa. * baiIn Bass.
^ork. delnlila. more. Orleana. MobDa. vaaioa. Total.
W.J48
Stoek.^T...
Same date
»S»
»!«»
l«i«Jl
•»«»
1871..
Imports...
lalKO..
wm mi
V
—
:
:
THE CHRONICLE.
538
,-NewTork^ Baston
In bags _
lOT
3,000
4.879
6,497
Ceylon
Maracalbo
Other..
Total
Same
time, 1870
• Includes mats, &c..
co
•1,962
•26,664
—
5,089
13 807
687
.sl,OiS
4,182
10,888
81,829
542
26,138
16,453
108,417
106,20J
42,310
27,148
Lacraayra
8t.uomlnKO
SS
Phlladel. Bait. N. Orle's
lTnpo;rt. import. Import.
Btock. Import. Import.
5,o6i
'Hi
1,3CS
8,556
1,265
3,218
7,20,'
119
167,169
140,243
mil not sell
for nearly as much.
Foreign Green box fruit has been fairly active for both Oranges and Lemons,
and with rather less liberal offerings at auction, prices have advanced materially.
We quote from store, $4 75®5 per box for Messina Lemons $4 50@4 75
for Palermo do $4 50@4 75 per box for Messina Oranges, $4 25 for Naples doand $4@4 50 for Palermo do. West India fruits are in fair supply, and sel'
well
Baracoa Bananas at $1 50@2 60 do. Cocoanuts at at $35 per thousand
Carthagena do. at J;50@55 per thousand and Pineapples, which are becoming
more plenty now, at $30@25 per hundred.
Domestic dried have continued dull, and as the season is so far advanced,
redaced to bags.
SUGAR.
f There has been a very fair demand for Raws during the period under review,
but the business not quite so large as last week, and the market at times even
showing an approach to dullness. Grocers have been stocking up to some
extent, in anticipation of better call from the interior with the opening of the
canals, but the principal buyers were refiners, and they, with purchases commencing to accumulate somewhat, and the arrivals slightly overrunning the
sales, have displayed greater caution, with a few complaining that ruling
prices were too high to attract consumers, ©n the other hand, however, wc
find holders not only generally firm, but a great many gaining increased confidence and rather inclined to withdraw samples for further advance, which it
is thought must surely take place.
This feeling of buoyancy is based on still
more stimulating advices from Cuba than those noted in our last, the stocks
on the Island proving very small and well under control, and prices tending
strongly upward, with some development of speculative operations of consid
erable magnitude. The position certainly looks strong at the moment, but can
not easily he sustained unless the outlet for goods keeps well opened, even
;
;
Imports
"
this week...
since Jan. 1
time,'70
same
'*
Stock
11.327
97,K;4
97,589
•hhds.
'hhds.
1,039
5,821
10,533
2,443
19.128
9,639
12,492
74,386
101,349
in first hands. . .55,262
1870
100,004
"
1869
111.979
bags.
168,139
147,532
which arc in full stock, have steadily declined, and the close
Sales are reported at 5c for prime State quarters, but do not hear
of any lots of size ofl'ering below 6Xc. There are some small arrivals of parcel
Peaches, the best of which sell readily, but those a very little off in quality are
prices for apples,
is
quiet
PRICES CURRENT.
The Following are Ruling <lnotatlons In First Hands
On tlio Purckase of Small Lots Prices are a Fraction
hhds.
2,957
21,679
brought out, commanded full prides, but aside from these there is no
tainty as to the cost, and close quotations are diflicult. Syrups are not very
active as yet, but trade begins to Improve somewhat, and prices are strengthening. Sugar House Molasses somewhat unsettled, but it would be diflicult
to obtain above 17c in hhds, and 21c in bbls for wholesale parcels. Sales of 950
hhds Cuba Muscovado, 660 hhds Cuba clayed, 1,725 hhds Porto Rico, 425
hhds St. Croix, 450 hhds Barbadoes, 52 hhds Trinidad, P. S., and 689 bbls New
ceri
Orleans.
New
Cuba,
•hhds.
Imports
"
this
week
2,197
36,744
43,698
sUiceJan.l
same thne 1870
"
Btock In
"
first
"
hands
•
"
same time 70
same time '69
Imports ot Sugar
The imports
rom January
10,593
18,124
12,814
& Molasses
hands, April 27, were as followe
Other
Demerara,
N.O.
P. Rico,
•hhds.
•hhds
bbls
•hhds.
first
222
2,193
1,191
1,173
2,564
4,633
7,888
35",286
1871, to date,
1,900
1,781
200
1,475
5,612
3,689
1,180
2,500
at leading ports since Jan. 1.
and of Molasses at the leading ports
have been as follows
—
^-Molasses. -,
'Uhda.
.
Kew York
Philadelphia...
Baltimore
New Orleans...
Total
1871.
47,401
13,221
36,741
11,679
876
1871.
97.634
15,510
13,727
13,795
10,585
Boston
156,251
161,556
191,473
203,953
310,454
311,510
109,418
1870.
57,617
22,914
40,(-U3
13,193
4,623
139,180
very easy terms could be obtained, though the absence of business renders
exact values a matter of some speculation. Jobbers continue to report a fair
amount
of animation at full prices, though they are meeting most calls on
grades without hesitation.
all
@1
®1
Sec.
50
65
75
lalr
line....
line to finest....
45
do
&
Ex
Cong., Com. to
Sup'r to
do
Souc.
00
43
40
90
@
A
Uncol.Japsn.com. to lair..
Sup'r to fine.
do
Ex.1, to finest.
do
Oolong, Common to
do Superior to
i
do
Ex.
f.
fair.
fine.
to finest.
® 60
a 70
@1 CO
® 55
a
@1
@
60
85
45
60
80
75
25
5&
®
@1
75
15
CoflPee.
Rio Prime, duty paid
go'.d.
do good
do fair
do ordinary
Java, mats and bags
gold. 13«®11
gold. 13 @13K
gold. 18 ®20
I5>i®15V
gold. 14X®145i
Brown
20
I
|
I
@23
1
—
9H
®
— 10k@10X
do
do
do
Itox, white
Porto Klco, refining grades...
grocery grades
do
Havana,
9Ji
SJialOX
9>4®10X
do Melado
do
do
do
I
9}<@
4
8
do moiasses
Bav'a, Box, D. S. Nos.
do
do
do
gold. 15X®17
gold. 14 ®13
Maracalbo
..........go^d. 14S®16M
Lagnayra
SI Domingo, In bond. ...gold. 9KS1I)
gold. IS ®15j<
Jamaica
Native Ceylon
i
Sugar.
Hav'a, Box, D.S. Nos. 19 to 20..
8K® 9
Cuba, inf. to com. refining
do fair to good refining....
do prime
do fair to good grorery
do pr. to choice grocery...
do centrifugal, liiids.&bxs.
@7
® 9!<
I
I
8
Manila, bags
White Sugars, A
8
gi^aio
loxaii
11X@I2X
^HS'IK
13
13
Powdered
I
@ 9S
®9
12 ^Uii
®11K
11X®I1X
do B
do
do extra C
do
Yellow sugars
Crushed and granulated
8U@ 9X
7 to 9..
10 to 13.
18 to 15.
16 to 18.
,.
Brazil, bags.
@18M
@1SX
Molasses.
New
Orleans
Porto Rico
new
IP
Cuba Clayed
Cuba centrifugal
40®
40®
25®
gall
Cuba Muscovado
21® 39
»i@ 27
39« 40
English Islands
Rice.
Badgoon, dressed, gold
in
bond 8K®
3}4
Carolina (new)
I
6X®9!<
Spices.
CasBla,lncase8...gold » ».
do
Cassia! In mats...
Ginger, Rao and At (gold)
®
31
Sl«®
8M®
do
Nutmegs, casks
cases Fenang
do
SIX
—
(gold)
Pepper, In bond
-'"•
•»"
* <Sumatra
do
Singapore» &
(gold)
Pimento, Jamaica
j
32
lO-i
do
....®115
Mace
® M
® „!
83
83
in
Cloves
do
I
<
bond
in bond....
do
do
do
11
®
'«
'=»
12
7
®
IIX
"^^
16X
8V
SH
&
l-'H
'•a
9X9
9X®
....
.-..
....
Fruits and Nuts.
Rai8lns,Sceaie58,new^ mftt.5 65 @
Layer, 1870, V box. 2 62}<®
do
16
do Sultana, V 16
11><®
do Valencia,* lb
@
London Layer
do
Currants, new
Citron, LPghom
Prunes, tTrench
Prunes, Turkish,
3
¥
*
Smyrna
Almonds,
do
do
do
do
do
Bl-Carb,
19
9
B. 18
7
9
Langnedoc
Tarragona
Ivica
Sicily, soft shell
®
«
paper shell
.
(fl>
@
®
@
®
a
®
00®
20
IS
15
Shelled. Spanish
Sardines
Sardines
Alnm
25®
9
ft.
9X@
PruneHes
81
®
@
box. 29 ®
*
»qr, box. 17H@
....
Brazil Nets
1
®
a
®
DOMESTIC DEIKD FPUITS.
Apples, State
» B>. 5 9
do
Western
®
Southern, common 2 a
do
4 &
do
prime
do
sliced
5xa
15 ®
Peaches, pared
9 a
unpared, qrs&hlvr
do
Blackberries
9
a
Cherries pitted
PecanNuts
* ». 19 a
®
Hickory Nuts
V bush
I
S 50
44
10
9
—
—
—
"Walnuts,
I
Macaroni, Italian
yirc Crack, best No
1
I
20
18p<
I
I
I
I
18X
15K
84
32
Sulphnr
Saltpetre
Copperas
Camphor.
In bbls
CastneSoaps.....
175
Bordeaux
,
V hoj2
Peanuts, Va.g'd to fncy do
com. to fair do.
do
do WlL.g'dtobest do
i7X
30
®
1X&
3X®
8 ®
a
lya
70
_
UK®
31
2
12
40
2 75
75
2 75
1
78
I
13
2 50
5X
2«
11
18X
20"
®8 23
@2 50
eJ 25
..»
a
a
a
Sy
16
Calabra
20
Madder
14
gold. 12
gold 1 15 ®1 SO
Indigo, Madras
15
2 00
11
1
Grocers' Drugs and Sundries.
3X® SX XnsomSalt'
Slc.Llcorice
4«® 5
Soda (Eng.)
Sal Soda, Cask
lOX®
....Filberts, Slcllv
Barcelona
do
African Peanuts
...
hi.
Borax
continues quiet for Foreign Dried. The attention of the
trade is chiefly occupied with Foreign Green, and as the demand for dried is
very limited^ jobbers buy only enough to keep up assortments. Prices are
r-Duty pald^
II.Sk.&Tw'kyKx.i.tofin'st 55 @ 60
55
® 75
®1 15
@ 55
@ 90
@1 30
@ 70
&
Cherries German
Canton Ginger, case
Were there any regular demand for wholesale parcels it Is probable they
would be forthcoming to some extent, but holders feeling no great anxiety to
On
realize, refuse to place their goods upon a market which shows no outlet.
prices, too, the feeling is reasonably firm, and it is hardly thought that any
FRUITS.
®
fair
do Superior to fine....
do Ex. flne:to finest....
Younir Hyson, Com. to fair.
Super, to nue.
do
Ex.flnetoflnestl
do
i^lgs,
SPICES.
still
Common to
40
60
80
45
60
00
Imp., ('cm, to fair. 58
Gunn.
Sup. to fine.. SO
do
do Ex. fine to flncst.l 05
C. to fair. 30
Hyson Sk.
do
Sup. to fine. 45
do
Hyson.
Dates
•Including tierces and barrels reduced to hhds.
The market
Tea.
^Duty paid^
10,014
of sugar (including Melado).
1,
Hlghei .
i Tw
are nearly nominal in value. The general arrivals were fair, but as refiners
continue to get a large proportion, there is no important increase of stock.
Domestic grades liave sold more readily, and some of the choice lots being
The
dispose of. Unpared are dull and easier. Blackberries have remained
made at full prices. Cherries, if prime, are in fair
small sales have b een
;
There has been a much better inquiry tor the foreign grades since the last
reportiu this column, and the market shows a healthier, better tone. Several
cargoes have been taken by grocers, etc., to break up for distribution to the
small dealers, local and interior, and refiners have also purchased most of the
really good boiling lots offering, with one or two shipments coastwise, a high
test, something about 50 degrees being wanted for the latter outlet. Prices have
improved somcwliat, and rule pretty firm at the advance on ail good to choice
stock, but the common and interior sorts still go begging for a market, and
York, and stock in
;
demand. Raspberries and Plums are barely steady. Peanuts have met with
more demand, but the extreme prices ruling last month are not generally
obtained. Pecans are firm, but quiet.
Domestic Green Apples are reduced in stock, meeting with a better demand
at firm prices sales at $o@6 per bbl. for Russetts, which is the only kind in
any quantity in market. Cranberries are dull, and nominal in price, the best
will bring $2 50@3 per crate. Norfolk Strawbonies are coming in more freely
they sold this morning at 35®50c per quart.
mOliASSES.
receipts at
unsettled.
difllcnlt to
6.375
5,323
1,362
180.242
354,415
78,266
40,669
89,995
•1,787
Same time
••
baji^.
3.29)
22,962
50,444
;
;
Rico, 260 hhds. Demerara, 11.3 hhds. St. Croix, 225 hhds. Trinidad, P. S., 321
hhds. Martinique, 111 hhds. New Orleans, 3,337 bags Brazil, 5,835 boxes
Havana, and 50 hhds. Melado. At the close to-night the market is much
firmer, and >ic. advance insisted upon, owing to the developeraent of some
speculative inquiry, understood to have taken about 1,000 hhds.
Imports at New York, and stock in first hands, April 27, were as follows:
other Brazll,Manlla,&c,Melado
Cuba,
P. Rico,
Cuba,
•hhds.
;
:
though importers insist that the cost at the point of production and the current
rates hero entirely shut off a margin for profit. Refined have sold very well
up to the production throughout the week at full prices, with occasionally a
slight advance obtained, though, with a fair margin on the cost of Haws,
refiners are not inclined to force the market up too rapidly, and thus check the
consnmption. The sales of Raw embrace 5,171 hhds. Cuba, 800 hhds. Porto
bXB.
[April 22, 1871.
not actually lower than quoted at the date of our last, but on a large order a
broker could undoubtedly for cash, obtain important concessions. Raisins
have been as dull as anything on our list, and have ruled heavy in price; at
the close $2 65 is the price of jobbing lots.
Currants have ruled more steady,
caused by a firmer feeling on the other side and shipments thence from here.
Turkish Prunes have sold slowly ; French have met with a fair demand.
Sardines are in limited demand and favor the buyer. Nuts have sold to a
Fire Crackers are in fair
moderate extent, but generally rule steady in price.
demand and rule about steady ; the sales are almost of whole boxes, fractions
Of other gorts the stock at New York, April 27, and the imports at the several
ports since January 1, 1871, wore «i follows
Java and Singapore
—
.
42
do Manilla
gold. 80 (,.115
Cordage, Manilla, X and X. li'XS"
do
do Large sizes, 19 a ...
12X iBlsal
"..
•
....
:
THE CHBONICLE.
April 29, 1871.]
THE DRY
Thore hM
GK>ODS TRADE.
M
do not appear to have purchased very heavily, altliough
the sales during the season aggregate an amount conHidorably in
excess of those of the average spring se«Bon. It is seldom that
grenerally
prices are so firm late in the Bca8<in aa at the present time, and tlio
usual concessions to affect clearing out sales are out of the <|uc9tlon excepting on an occasional lot of undesirable goods or remnants of stocks of fntirics adapted exclusively to the spring trade
A scarcity of water in the manufacturing districts is again complainwl of, and unless there be a very heavy fall of rain during the
coming mouth the insutficient supply of water will, doubtless,
The present
seriously interfere with manufacturing interests,
production of tho mills
and there
is
is
considerably below their
an actual scarcity of some
maximum
fabrics,
with a
prospective small supply of nearly all classes of domestic goods
suited to the winter trade.
Domestic Cotton Goods.— There are no notable changes in
any class of cotton fabrics, the market remaining firm at previous quotations, with an advancing tendency in some lines. The
lower grades of brown cottons appear to be sold unusually close
to the production, and agents are in some instances sold ahead,
while orders are only taken at an advance on the current jobbing
quotations. The medium grades are held with a good degree of
firmness, and are not in excessive supply, although stocks ate
rather heavier than of the low counts. Fine goods sell freely at
full Jprices, and quotations are fully sustained.
Colored cottons
are in fair request, in small assorted lots, and there is a good
degree of steadiness in prices, though a moderate accumulation of
stripes and ticks is reported. Prints are very firm in consequence
of the comparatively small supply of desirable work in first
hands, and tho high prices current on cloths. All good styles of
light work find a ready market, and several brands are largely
sold to arrive.
No changes
in prices are reported.
Domestic Woolen Goods.
The
current trade
goods, though the
is
demand
—The
not very spirited in any line of woolen
is active for this period of the season.
Light weight cassimeres are well sold out, the only remaining
stock being small lots of undesirable styles. On these some liberal Inducements might possibly be offered to effect sales, but on
regular lines no concessions could be obtained, the market
remaining steady at the opening quotations. Heavy weights are
held in small supply, and transactions are necessarily limited,
although the demand is good. Cloths are in moderate request to
replenish assortments, but the sales from first hands are chiefly of
Flannels in the
castors, which are taken freely by early buyers.
lower grades are in fair demand for the far Western trade, and
sales are reported at an advance of 2@3c. per yard on last year's
prices.
—
Foreign Goods. There is but little inquiry for goods beyond
a moderate demand for assorted lots to replenish broken assortments in the interior, and the aggregate sales during the week
have not been heavy. Dress goods are in fair demand for this
stage of the season, and the stock in first hands is well reduced.
MUnnery goods sell fairly, though the demand for goods in first
hands is, perhaps, rather less spirited than was noted a few weeks
Woolens are soiling on orders for goods to be imported
earlier.
Linens are not in very spirited demand, but sell
at full prices.
moderately in small lots as required to replenish stocks. The
auction hou.ses are obtaining better stocks of goods, but find less
ready sale than they did a few weeks earlier.
The exports of dry goods for the past week, and since January
1, 1871, and the total fbr the same time in several previous years
are shown in the follo^ring table
rUOM BOSTOH
rBOHXaW rOBK.
OryGoodr.
Domeattcs.
OomeBtics.
.
pkf>.
VbI.
368
Total for the week. ...
Since Janoarr 1, 18T1. 6,828
1870
4.4.M
time
Same
" 1880
8.717
141,371
378.969
pk(r«
48
667
67J,»»
1.099
"
"
"
»
"
"
"
1868
18B7
1886
1880
9,818
«,664
880
80.096
904.800
844,700
880.741
1M,T49
1,161
1,663
8,464
1.996
»> Hi, JadiM B—d k« IS^, do to
It, do
S« l(H. LMoaia O it, 12 do B
Lawtene* A !«6 11, Lyman
16 loido B 8« fi, Mtdford (•
11, Naihoa Hie O S8 llf, do R 86 18, do B 40 14^ Nawmarktt A
86 10, Pacific extra 88 la, do L 86 Il,Pepper«ll 7-4 a2t,do8.4 tt,
dot-4 J7i, do 10-4 H2i,do 11-4, 87i, I'epperell E Boe t» I2i. do R
86 1 1^, Pocasset ? 80 8, Sitraoae fioo O 8* 111, do B 86 II, SUrk
A 86 12, Swift, River 86 8, Tiger 27 8.
Blbacbed Shibtuim AMD SBiBTtBoa art Mlliog modOTBfaly, and
H
l!7
4U
It,
"
the
!—
—
price*
''
of
nogt
1,
c^jjiy
g,^^ i^j
jjj^
»on«ed quotik
48 16i, do 42 16, do A 86 14^. Ain«rt*
can A 86 I'H, AndroMoifgln L 86, ISf Arkwrighl
86 It,
Ballou
<fc
Son
86
12f BartlstU 86
Ui, do 88
ISi
Bates
86 18, Blackitone AA 86 I8f Boott B 86 I8f doOSO
doR'iGSi,
ClarksSe
10,
17t, Owight D 40 18, Bllertoo 10-4 41
Fruit of (he Loom 86, 16 Globe 27 ei.Gold Medal 86 18, Great Fall*
Q86 16 Hill's Semp. Idem 86 16, Hope 86 18, Jamei 86 16, Lootdale 86 16i, Masooville 86 16, Newmarket
86 12f N«w Tork MiTU
86 21 Pepperell6-4 22^, do 10-4 87*, Tuscarora XX 86 18, Dtiea
8-4 26 do 6-4 82f do 9-4 471. do 10 4
Wallham
X 88 11, do
62f
42 Hi, do 6-4 32i, do 8-4 27^, do 9-4 82^, do 10-4 87*, WammitU
88 20.
PaiNTMo Cloths are in fuir demand, and price* are firm 64x64a at
7c.
No stock on band, and nearly all of the mills told ahead.
tioni
Amotkeag
:
WT
'
XX
;
Manufacturers aak 7ic.
PaiNTS have sold with comparative freedom, at-full price*.
qoota a* follow*
American Ki^, Albion solid IO}, Allen* 10^, do
pink* 11, purples lU^, Arnold 8^, Atlantic 6^, Dnnoell'* 11, Hamiltoo
11, London mourning Oi, Hallory pink lU, do purple* 10}. ManebMtar
pink and purpU 12} do
10}, Merrimac D 11, do
fancy 18,
Oriental 10}, Pacific 11, Richmond'* 10}, Simpoon Monrning 10,
Sprague'* pink 11, do blue and White 10},do*hiitiDg* »}, Wamsntta
Wo
:
W
W
7i-
—
Peinted Lawns and PiacALcs. Pacific Percale* 22}, LaocasUr
Cambric 14}, American Shirting Style* 19, American Dre** Style* 18,
Merrimack 16}, Dunneli
Oriental 18, Atlantic 18.
Dunnell*
Lawns 12|, Pacific 1,400 Fancy 14, do Solid Colors 16, do Orgaodia*
16, Spragues 1,400 12}, Victoria 1200 9i, Atlantic 1,400 12}, Manchester 1400 14, do Piques IS}.
Chiczs.— Caledonia 7U 23, do 60 22}, do 12 26}, do 10 21, do 8 17
do 11 22, do 16 27}, Cumberland 11}, Jos Greers, 66 16}, do 66 IS
Kennebeck 20, Lanark, No. 2, 9}, Medford 18, Mech's No. A 1 29.
Dknimb.— Amoekeag 26, Bedford 14}, Beaver Cr. AA 20, Columbiaa
heavy32}, Haymaker Bro. : 2} Manchester 20,Oti* AXA 21, do BB 19.
CoasBT Jkans. Amoskeag 12, Androecoggin
,
Bate* 9. Et«retts 1 3}^ Indian Orchard Imp. 10, Lacooia II}, Newmarket 10.
Cotton Baos.— American 829 00, Great Fall* A $82 60, Lewiaton
$30, Ontario A |82 60, Stark A $82 60.
Bbown DaiLU. Atlantic 12}, Appleton 12}, Amaskeag 18, AugnttB
—
,
,
—
—
—
—Albany
12}, Pacific 12}, Pepperell 18, Stark
extravagant prices which
holders are asking for wool gives continued firmness totlie market for goods, and an advance in prices is anticipated later in the
year.
530
Falls
16 II do
10, laHlao Orchard, A
FnroAT, P.U., April W. IH71
boen oomparatlvnij llttlo buainora tnui»act«d in tUv
dry giM«lM market during tlio pnnont woek, »nd, in tlie milire
alNwuco of any important chan|fo8, we have little of im|>ortanco
to record.
Tlip bulk of the business for the season is doubtless
over, but tUo usual sorting up trade will soon befrln, and Its
continunnco well into the Bommor months Is looked for. RotalU-rH
capacity,
:
.
Val
1^996
884.966
188.868
661.688
617,781
388,961
pkes.
1,67»
3.819
8,310
1,883
4,499
3,084
1,048
19.081
Ws
annex a few particulars of leading articles of domeetlc
manulacta*?. our prices quote<l being those of leading Jobbers
BaowR HHcmiis^ a.sd Sbirtinob have erperienred no notable
:
our luxt report, but are selling fairly at full quolati'^nn :
Amoekea^A 86 12, <lo B 86 Hi. Atlantic A 86 I2f Ho D S6 lOf, Ho H,
u
86 \i, Applelon A S6 J«J, AoKusta «« ll,Ho:^(i iO, lleilfoffl R
8, Boott 0)11 '»h, Commonwealth O 87 8. Ucafloa A 27 7i,Qreat
A
12}.
7}, Algodoa 16}, American 11@12, Amoekeag
17@18, Hamilton 18}@19i, Haymaker 1C}@I1, Sheridan A 9}, doG 10,
Uocaaville A 12@18, Wbittenton A 16.
TioKiNQs.— Albtny 8}, American 14}, Amoskeag ACA 29, do
A 24, do B 20, do 18. do D 16, Blackstone River 14}, Ooneetoga
extra 82 21, do dc S6, 26, Cordis AAA 28. do ACE 26, Hamiltoo 20,
Swift River 13, Thomdike A 14, Whittendoo A 26, York 80 21}.
GnaaAMS Clyde, 11}; Karlston, extra, 18 Glasgow, 18; Gloucester,
IH; Hadley, 14; Hampden, 16; Hartford, 12; Lancaster,
Lanca;
ehire, 11}; Pequa, 12}; Park Mills, 14.
MoDseBLDCB Dklaibis. Pacific 18, Hamilton 18, Pacific Mills printod
armure3l9, do Imperial reps 22}, do aniline 20, do plain anortad
colored armures 18, do do Orientals 17, do do alpaca* ll,do4lo
corded do 22^,
Cabphts. Lowell Company's ingrain are quoted at fl for snper
Steipbs.
—
;
U
—
—
2 mos. credit, or less 2 per cent., iO days ; $1 16 for extra *np«r,
and |1 42^ for three-ply Hartford Company's |1 for medium luperflne ; $1 16 for superfine; $1 42} for Imperial three-ply, and $1 60
for extra three-ply; Brussels tl 70 for 8 £r., $1 80 for 4 fr., and
$1 90 for 6 fr.
fine,
;
niPORTATIOWS 0FDBY600DS AT THE POKTUFNEU VOKM.
The importations of dry goods at this port for the week endin,
April 37, 1871, and the corresponding weeks of 1869 and 187(0.
have been as follows
ZMTKBED VOB CONSCXPTION rOR TBI VZKX BHSIXe APBIL t7, 1 71.
lf69.
ism
isn
.
.
Pked.
Mannfactores of wool ... 881
cotton. 1,879
do
Bilk.... 667
do
do
flax.... 880
Ulscellaoooas dry goods7,8IS0
Total..
10,987
,
.
•
Valo*
Pkrs.
Value
Pke*.
Valee.
$XX,SW
886
797
$888,800
8S1,«18
881,187
1,48*
1,778
$866,477
487,819
l,III.Ht
886,840
881,868
4Mjaa
470
190,707
167,881
n4
160.414
1.008
8,969
{196,588
7,680
$1,466,777
6^646
11,174,179
1.U4
13,011
utjtat
$1,801,168
WITBDRAWa FBOB WABBBOtTSB AND TRBOWN INTO TUB BARBBT DVBOia
TBB 8AH« PIRinD.
Mannfactarers of wool
.
do
cotton.
do
do
(Ilk....
flax
687
864
$199.00R
861
81,904
89.914
73,883
17,188
1,909
$461,148
Addent'd rorconsa'ptnlO,tl67
1.46^T^
lOseoIlaaeoas iij goods
Total
818
717
frW
119
1,107
8,781
6.864
6,645
$818,648
178,866
13H,831
168,(66
6S,in3
$775,',443
174,179
1,174,
806
418
190
8B8
4.680
6,n>i
18.011
$a01.6fT
100.1IT
1t8,t«T
UMBi
4S,lt»
$n8!8n
t3ai,ua
Total th'n apon m'rkH.19,386 $1,986,919 11,809 $1,948,888 19687 $S,aSt,M
t.MTEHKl> rolt W^BBHrx'klNH u HlltH Trta -AM* FKHIOU
$l««,a67
501
648
$141,186
$M,T10
MaBofactorenof wool.. 439
388
93,069
88,14*
401
cotton. 16S
do
110
43.904
104.866
56
n6
silk....
87I,8R
do
407
etjw
94.987
flax.... 1.890
do
87.SM
Usoellaneoasdrr goods 5,066
chan|;<-« since
Total
tIS
m
41.SS9
$414,890
nxm
6,898
65,718
8,48'i
_M,511
~6,7»4
$818,086
4,817
18,011
$8is!9«
Addent'd f'>rcon»n"ptnl0,987
1,468,777
6,648
1,174,179
Total euUr'dtttkqM(tl8,4B6
$M80.487
U,n9
$1,891^16
8.W1.180
njIB $I,(U4U
:
TiiE CHRONICLE.
540
[April 29, 1871.
Bankers acd Brokers
Insurance.
Transportation.
spencerTan
EQUITABLE
GREAT
steel
LIVE ASSI7BANCE SOCIETY Southern Mail Route
OF THE UNITSD STATES,
TO
U8,
& m BP.OADWAT.NEW TOKK.
pens,
120, 128
118,
nanulactDred by the Original Inventor Assets over
Income
of Steel Pens.
THE CELEBRATED
durability
owing
action of these Pens are
of Carbonizing, and to the great care taken in their
nmnafacture by the most skilled and experienced
STTAN qriLIi
the
to
sale
by Dealers
14 Nutiiberg,
inclosed, sent
containing
,
all
by mail on receipt of
NE1V ORLEANS, IdEnPHIS, ANE
raOHLLE— ALIi BAIL.
Offices
FITTED
25 Cent«.
New York.
Street,
228
S2«
..
NASllVll.LK
and
'
"
"
610
741
823
850
K^0XV1LLE
*(;LEVELA^D
tCHATTANOOGA ...
eO'SSOXTH.
1
•'
•»
Ar
lOOl
tt<0
«.55
ia.5ft
p.m.
a.m.
p.m.
Ar.
"
"
B.IW a.m.
"
t.l4
p.m.
"
S^^S
|)
m.
"
p.m.
a.m.
"
K.dil
.-i.lO
**
JAHSS ABBUCKLK.
BISDOS
Carpet
n.
OBIBBLB.
made Expressly
Patterns
North Eastern Texas.
for Offices.
-AJ,SO-
made on
all
accessible points
JAmES ABBVCKLB &
Oil Clotbs,
by
Velvet
CO.,
Rugs
and Cocoa Bugs.
BAKKEli-i,
Ar
9i2
1055
1127
"
'«
"
THOnAS
CO., N. T. Correspondents.
(DORKMUS & NIXON,)
No. 45 Warren
Wilson,
(SucceBsors to H. M. Moor*,)
BANKERS,
BRYAN, TEXAS.
Coll*>ctlOD8 promptlT remitted.
Correspondent
York— MtBsrs. W, P. OuuverBe ^ Co.
New
in
J.
93
b.
&
3. B.
O, R. JOHNS,
r. XTVKXTT,
J. C. KTBBT,
W. TON ROSBTBKBe
BOSTON.
PEILADELPHIA.
C, R. Johns & Co.,
TKXASBANKING
I.AND AGENCY
& EXCHANGE,
AUSTIN, TEXAS.
241 Cheetnat atreet
AGENTS FOR
COMPANY 8
SAN FRANCISCO,
... $125
......
to
$150
$60
According to location of berth
These rates include berths, board, and all necessarles for the trip.
Columbia ITirs, Co.,
Androscoggin mills.
;
YATES,
THROUGH FARES— NllW YORK
gMdk'
Steerage
Company.
Bates mrg, Co.,
Purehtse and sell real estate, pay taxed and adjust
TUles, prosecute Land and money claims aKalnsi the
State and Federal Gorerninents makti cullections.
Kecelve deposits and execute Trusts.
i.OO
AND JAPAN.
First Class
Pepperell IHl^. Co.,
Otis
p.m
p.m.
p.m.
a.m.
a.m.
p.m.
a.m.
THROCGU I.INB
California & China,
.NEW YORK.
* 94 Franklin street
69 Franklin street
"
"
*
PACIFIC MALL STEAMSHIP
St.
& Co., To
E.Wright
"
4.37
7.23
7.55
5.45
S.oO
•*
p.m.
General Eastern Passenger Agent.
Late
&
Moore
H.(K)
•'
am.
Change cars
DOREiniTS.
C.
\m
K.()0 a.m.
" 10.10 a.m.
13.^3
1602
Jefferson, Texas.
BWEMBON, PERKINS &
.s.;^^
lor Atlanta, Macon, Montgomery,
Selma, NVest Point, Eufaala, Mobile, Savannah, and
Intermediale points.
t Cliauge cars for Nashville and New Orleans. No
change trom this point to New Orleans.
t Change cars for Mobile, via M. & O. R. R.-A1I Kali.
I Change cars for Memphis.
•* Change cars for Vicksburg.
•
Cacoa niattlns.
Collections
ATLANTA
MACO^
MONTGOMEBY
MOBILE
NEn ORLEANS
Q.44 I'.m.
" 8.80 p.m.
" 12.15 II m.
**
Texas Cards,
pjn.
aun.
a.m.
4.45 aja,
6.0O p.m.
7.28
11 IS
6.27
••
OKINTH
066 l.v 9.(H) am.
5GKANI) JUNCT.ONIIOT
Il.fW a.m.
MEMPHIS
1159 Ap 2.55 p.m.
••JlCKSUN
13 » Lv.i:.45 p.m.
II
Tapestry
Time.
6.19 a.m.
9.00 p.m.
12.45 p.m
Timp .
i-v
GOKDONSVILLK..
HlUSTdL
Brnssels,
and 140 Grand
136
GO'a SOUTH.
Miles.
WASHINGTON
UriTH
I7P
STATIONS.
NEW YORK
Velvet,
IVISON,-BI.AKEin[AN TATI.OB Sc CO,
York
At 8.10 A M. for RICHMOND, and Points on the Coast
At9.iOP.M. from loct of CottUndt street, yU
York and Philade'Dhia 1 Ine, liy GKEAT SOUTH
KK.v MAIL KOUIK TliAIN, for Klcbmond, Hew
Orleans, .Mobile, Memphis, Chattanooga, NasbTlUe
Atlantti, Macon, and lulerinedlale points.
Nm
Rooms
Counting
AND
the
arranged and securely
artistically
$12,000,000
6,000,000
Miscellaneous.
generally,
CARP
^r- SAMPI.E
•
in-
Tented.
For
-
-
IieiTe Neiv
real
than anything hitherto
-
WILLIAM C. ALEXANDER, President.
HBNKr B. HYDK. VIce-P esidenr.
GKORGK W. PHILLIPS Actuary.
JAMBS W. ALEX AN'iRR, Secretary.
SAMUEL BORROW*., I Ity M-.nager.
and perfection of
to a peculiar procesa
workmen in Europe.
They are a nearer approximation
•
•
-
CHANGE OF SAILING DAYS.
Continental mills.,
Fteamers of the above line leave PI EKN.-i.42K01iTH
l;lVfe.R, loot of Canal 8 reel, at 12 o'clock, noon.
1
Warren Cotton
&
L. Leonard
J.
mills,
Laconla Co,,
Co.,
A. >OBT,
Late Fori
&
I
Trice.
I
6EOROI W. JACISOK.
Late Citshier 1st M at. Bank
Gallipolls,
&
Fort
O
&
nati: First National
New
Co., Uavid Doivs
B.
Co.
Cincin-
Mercbaats Niitloaal Bank.
B»iil<,
Orleans: Louisiana National Bank, Wheless
Galveston T. U. Mc.Malian & Co.
Pratt, Bankers.
W.
&
&
:
LBONABD.
W,
O.
SHSLDON.
W. H. FOSTIX.
STRIPES."
A loll supply all
13
BANKERS,
&
Co.,
BANKERS.
NASSAU 8TBKKT, NKW YORK
Widths and Colors always
In stock
1A Iilspeuard Street.
COLLECTIONS mads In
IDAHO, Ciptain Price
MA NHATTrtN, Captain
May
3,
Forsyth.. .May
6,
at 2MP.M.
at 3 P.M.
May 27, at 11 A.M.
NtliRASKA, Capt. Guard
Cabin passage, $80 gold.
29
Broadway)
(Office
No.
180 curSteerage passage,
rency.
.
^
For freight or cabin passage apply to
WILLIAMS i GUION. No. Wall-st.
^"^^""^ '^''^ SOLD
parta of Kurops.
Journal of Commerce,
PUBIilSHED EVERY mONDAY,
NORTHWEST CORNER THIRD AND WALNUT 8XS
G. P.
W. A. SWIFT, Sec. &
SWIFT, Pres't.
St. I<oals,
Tr.
mo.
'
CIRCULATION.—The large and increasing circulation f the JOURNAL, amine aREPRKsENTATlVK
CLASS Ol the GREAT WEST AND SOUTH render
it a very desirable adrertlsing medium to the Mann
•
The Railroad
FnblUbed
at 110
b
112
Madison
Gazette,
St.,
a Weekly Illnstrated Journal of
Mthoasof EVitRir SATURDAY.
Is
all
as follows
Sheetings, Drillings, Tarns, Rope,&c.
Chicago, by
A. N. KEI.IiOGG,
""'* "•'''"
THE LIVERPOOL AND GREAT WESTERN
STEAM COMPANY will dispatch one of their flrstclass full-power iron screw steamships from
PIER No.46 NORTH RIVBR, EVERY WEUNKSDAY
MANtTFAOTUBKRS OF
KSf^.frA,T'T„.«"'SuiL'ir°prrii^;^i,?isg&on^^'^aVl^i'o'S'
Liverpool,
(Via tlueenstowrn,)
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES MAILS,
«
carreut in tDe priacipal cities in Europe.
&
Agent.
.
MuSCOGEfi
mANDPACTUBINO COmPANV,
COLUMBUS, OA.,
Bay and spII Governmcnl, State, Railroad and otfacr
desIruMo securities, making liberal advances on
same allow Interest on deptmlfs, deal !n commercial
vaper. furnish to travellers and or.hers Letters of Cro
Stoker, Taylor
BABY.
COLORADO. Capt. J. W. Freeman,May 10. at ;0 A.M
Mayl7,at 3 P.M.
WI.-CO -&IN, Capt. Williams
31 ay 24, at BAM.
NEVADA. Captain Green
United States Bnntlns Company.
No. lO \rall Street.
J\
AWNING
Also, Agents
Leonard, Sheldon&Foster
(?)
In
And all kinds ot
COTTON CANVAS, FELTING DUCK, CAR COVER.
ING. BAGGING, RAVENS DUCK, SAIL TWINES
4C. "ONTARIO' SEAMI.H8S BAGS,
•'
P. R.
.For
COTTON S AILDUCK
WACO, TEXAS.
RsPKBaNOBS AND CORRESPONDKNOB :— NeW York
Kacb montb
on Sunday, then the day
One hundred ponntis baggage tree to each adult
Medicine and attendance fr*'e.
Departure ot 15th touchi-s at KINGSTON, Ja.
Steamer will leave San Francisco Ist every mouth for
China and Japan.
For fteisht or passage tickets, and all fnrther inlorma<lon, i.pply Ht tile Company's ticket office on the
wharf, foot df Caual bt.
&
Polhemus,
Manufacturers and Dealers
BANKKKS,
Wlnslow, Lanier
Co.,
BrinckerhofF, Turner
Jackson,
ol'
» fall
previous.
Cordis mUls.
TERMINUS OF CENTKAL RAILROAD
Kosse, Texas.
W«.
except when those daj
Boston Duck Co.,
Franklin Co,,
Thorndlke
BANKERS,
151U and 30tb
Oil
34 pagsa, as large
facturer as well as Dealer In all parts of the Unite
States,
ANNUAL
.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES:
»5 00 SEMI-ANNUAL
WOLCOTT
Bt. Louis, Zept., 1870.
i
it
-
t<
mABmADVKE,
Publisher
:
;
.
CHKONIOLK
lUJB
April 29, 1871.]
Xkianranoe
Iniurano*.
orrioi or tub
OK KICK or THE
6^
Publication.
'.I
ATLANTI
Mutual
Th6 TrusteM.
la eonformtty
r
Co.
J«namry J«,
o tha Chartar
1871.
of tha
Compaujr, lubtnlt tha followiug ctAtamant of lu mtt^n
on
PremlnmH recolvod on Marine
January,
Premium o
i
January,
i
1870, to Slut
Daily Bulletin,
December,
IVTHE
marked
Pollclea not
published In
charter
187U, Is
lug aist December, IMU
off tat
(7,4^.413 73
FORT publilhed in »nj
$ l,g89,lB
'
bracing
been Issued upon LUe
a»d Ruiurn
1870. to 3l8t
December,
January,
*5,>n,7S3 SS
isra
Losses paid during the same
period
Notes
Subscription
N
which
(ol
Bstunis of Premlnms
Expenses
em
K
8180,491 3i are not yet used).
.tS:S,57S
Bills
receivab e,
unrullectcd
Fr.^mluniH al.d S:iIv.tKC8
271,29147
.
Sind
.
Accrued Interest aud uusoitled
11^3,383 ST
accounts
The Company has the following Assets, tIz.:
Dnlted States and State of
Stock, City, Bank and other Stocks
$8,M3,740 00
2.377,330 00
.
Beal Estate and Bonds and Mortgages
Interest and sundry notes
TstalamoantofAftals
217,900 U)
and claims due
Company, estimated
at
899,382 03
Premium Notes and BlIU Receivable
CashlnBank
2,089,915
»IS
316,125 45
Total amount of Asset*.
4l4,t83.»j3 43
Six per cent Interest on the outstanding certificates
on and
after
ho'ders thert*or, or their legal reprcsentatlvee, on or after the Ist March next.
After allowing for probable losses In the rase of
vesse's out ol time, and unsettli'd ciMlms, they have
also (In addition to a bonus of Ten Per Cent, already
paid III cash oa the Subscription Notes) resolved to
return to the dealers entitled to the same, TKN PKR
CENT, on the net amount of earned Premiums of the
year ending Slst December. 1870, for which Certificates
will be Issued on or after the 3d of April next.
By order of the Board,
flcstes, to the
CHARLES IBYINO, Secretary.
The onutandlng cerUflcates
of the Issue of ISSi will
be redeemed and paid to the holders thereof, or their
legal represcntstlves,on and after Tuesdsy.the Seventh
of February next, fk-om which date
TRCBTEKS.
Tuesday, the
Bevauth ol February next.
all Interest there-
Joseph Galllard, Jr.,
G orge .Mosle,
Knwar.l F. Davidson,
A. l.e.Movne, .Jr.,
Joliu S.
time of payment and cancelled.
which were Issued
(In
Upon
certlllcates
red scrip) for gold premiums.
such paymeat ot Interest and redemption wUl be In
THIRTY-FIVK Per Cent
on the net earned premiums
year ending 31st December,
will
be Issued on and
td the
is
declared
Company,
which
certillcatea
Fourth of
April next.
By order of
H.
homas,
CHAPnAN, SecreUUT.
Wilson,
> cooslnery,
.
GuKlav Schwab,
George H. Nforgan.
Edward Baight,
ALFRKD oGDEN, Vice-President.
HA7XKS IRVING. Secretary.
D. Jones,
Charles Dennis,
Joseph Oalllaid, Jr.
C. A. Hand,
W. H. H. Moore.
Hanry Colt,
James Low,
B.J. Howland.
.
Beuj.Babcock,:
Bobt. B. Hlatum,
Gordon W. Bnrnham,
liOWell Uolbrook,
Frederick Chaunoey,
K. L. Taylor,
Oeo. S. Stephenson,
Wmiam H. Webb,
Warren Weston,
Uoyal Phelpa.
B.
Caleb Barstow,
A. P. PlUot.
WUUarn K. Dodge,
DtTid Lans,
Jamea Bryce,
Daniel 3. Millar
Sheppard Oandy,
Francis SWddy.
Charles P. Burdett
Bobt. C. Fergnssod,
VUllJua
Wm.
Btnrgls,
Heory &. Bogart,
, Banker.
S«aioalL.Mlichill,
James Q. DeForeat,
Dauila Parklis,
Robert L.
Alexander V. Blake.
—
puhliflied
ONLY
DRY GOODS
moft accurate and the
report of the
including a
ftaple
full
and domcftic
Price Cur-
fabrics,
which
corrected daily.
details than that
its
journal,
embracing a
of any other daily
Price Current
full
Everett & Co.,
CO.,
approved mer
Co.,
the United States by our House,
WrlKbt, Broirn
No.
«•
&
Co.,
BTHKBT,
WALL
Henry Lawrence
RECRim
prou Foreign
City Commercial and Finanis fuller than that of any other
ioumal.
its
EorroRiAL Department the
BULLETIN
gives a fuller difcuffion of
In
current commercial and financial topic*
than any other journal in
RIW DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL.
In
Its
News
6th.
&
commissioN kierohants,
Represented
5th.
cial
chandlse.
Wright
of the
daily ftatement
Ports, and the Manifests of Vrsseu
Cleared at the Custom House.
66 State Street, Bostott«
A ENTS FOB
of
A
4th.
OF Produce, the Imports
States
and
;
the
United
in this efpecially its influence
ranks fecond to that of no other paper in
NEW YORK
& Sons,
the country.
7th.
Its
PRICE
IS
ONLT ABOUT ONE-HAL*
that of other leading commercial papers,
MANUFACTDRBRS OF CORDAGE
VOR EXPORT AND DORIBSTIO
in FBONT STRKBT,
and yet
C8B.
iti
information
ii
fuller
and in
all
refpects at raluable.
NBW YOBK
fttnart.
JONSS, Prealdant.
CHARI^S DENNIS, Vlce-PresX
W.U H. MOORE, 2d Vlee-Pra^
S.». HMWlMn.** VIca-Preat.
J. D.
fumilhed by the
lemi-weekly.
miscellaiieous.
Advancaa made on conslffnmenta
J.
C. PlckersgUt,
as
3d, A carefully prepared report on the
PRODUCE MARKETS, much fuller in
Wm. 8
.
OF CHINA AND JAPAN.
TBUSTEBSt
l,ewis Curtis,
Charles H. Kussell,
The
MARKET,
is
C. L. F. Hrse,
Cur.-), Jr..
I'ornclius K.Sutton,
f
MDEEMINO AOENTS
Comptroller of the Currency
rent of
W.
IK THE
BANKS IN EACH STATE,
Jamas Bro«-n,
^.D. Carlisle,
Theonore >a< hlrl,
AVGOSTINE HEARD A
Wm
Th« chances
OP THE NATIONAL BANKS, AMD THE OFFlCIAt.
FEUUDICAL STATEMENTS OF THE NATIONAL
2d.
WiMams,
the Board,
J.
and Continental Exchanci.
L< Ibis Jay,
Carl L. Recknager,
Gold Exchanoe
Bank, and the Cleawng-House.
A full table of quotations of S ruuNO
Cottenet,
Luilng,
Alex'd Hainll on, Jr.,
Gci>r»te h\ 1
—
of the daily tranfactions at
the Stn-TnEAsuRr, the
Lawrence Wells,
raiiclB
Chart s
for-
publiflied in
no other pap«r.
Ji'hii Auclitncloss,
K. H. R. Lyman,
K. Kunnardt,
Room
for tha
after Tuesday, the
1870, for
closing of the
ftiowing every quota-
by no other daily paper.
EnORNK DUTILH, President.
dividend of
from the formal opening to the
DAILY
gol4.
A
tion
mal
Alex. M. Lawrence,
Irederlrk O. Foster,
John D. Dix,
c:harles Munainger,
Henry
regifter oi
official
Gold Room,
Leopold Bierwlrtb,
Simon de Vlsser,
I-
on will cease. The certlUcates to be produced at the
of the
the
A fummary
es have resolvrd to pay SIX
on the ontstsndlng Scrip Certl-
on
including South-
lift,
Stocks and Bonds.
A tranfcript
The Board of Trnst
PER CBm'. Interest
of prollts will be paid to the holders thereof, or their
legal representatives,
$1 827.418 fo
New York
Loans secured by Stocks, and otherwise.
quotations of Securitie* not
25,612 S9
822,7S0 5t
the
The
the Stock Exchange
Cash In Banks
t39«,cr;« 08
United Staiea Stock
m,as 00
Stocks of States and C. riioratlaus,andLoausonde'<'and.... 190,KS 58
|1JXM,697 16
(2,259^10
and quoutioni of every
and the Mining Board.
Assets Slst December, tSTO.
lat
daily falet
Security dealt in it the Stock Exchange
Premlumt.f.>32,a9l 4«
with Marine Risks.
Premiums marked Off trom
Ri-
em-
:
The
Losses andBxpenset.t4ia,594 28
nor upon Fire Risks dlsconnacted
paper,
dailjr
82
Earned Premiums of the year .11,018,888 81
Re.I>*sorance
Policies have
Klaks
The BULLETIN fumilhe
lit. The moft complete FiNAwaAL
87
1,CMJIS1 89
Tatal Premiums
3,1SS,7» 64
and Financial Journal.
on the 81st day of Decemhar,
coulurmlty with the provisions ol
Daeambar, 1M>.. 9MJH0
Premiums received during tha year and*
1S70
A First-Class Daily Commercial
affairs ol the Cutiipaiiy
$3,27«,aw 09
1»1U..
Niw To«, Kth Jan., U7I.
FOLLOWING STA1EMENT OF THE
I'rpmlnnii unearned Stst
Irom
Rlaka,
Total amount of Marine PremlDms
Ko
Mutual Insurance Co.
fts
Ub Slit December, 1870
lit
THE NEW YORK
C
Insurance
K«w ToK.
ORIENT
John Dwight
&
Co.,
MANDFACTIIKEBS OP
SALERATOS,
SUPER CARB. SODA, AC,
ttllr, New V»rk.
X«. 11 Old
N. Y. Dailt BoixtTiN Association,
79 & li William St., New Yoik
J!,
Sb
BOX 3,906.
Price
tS 00 Per
Annvm
;
THE CHRONICLE.
542
Oottoa and Southern Cards.
Rigney
Reese,
Co..
Sr
MONTGOMERY, ALA.,. _ , /^~
•it a f
Cotton bvtiitg,
ooramissioN
D.
Si
merchants.
H. Cabtlkmas,
&
Hawks
Castle man,
stock Brokers and Real Estate Agents
COLUMBUS, GEO.
GOTernment Securities, Gold, Stocks, &c. Bond*
ot every description, bought and sold on commissloa.
Davis
GENERAL
Cotton.
8WENS0N, PERKIN3 &
Wlliam
89
J.
BBATCB
BOX
FOSt Office
ST.
&
C. Rogers
and Marine Insurance Stock,
46
Pine Street, corner of William Street, N.Y.
Co.,
No.
Nbw York,
COMMEUCIAL BROKERS,
Reynolds
&
Co.
30
&
Brothers,
ALABAMA,
Buyers of Cotton
U LOMBARD
N*.
To execute
mercliaats
Uyman &
Co.,
Brokers,
SAVANNAH, OA.
t«d.
Collections promptly remitted
I7ALLB.
B. 0. O
&
lUUAOK.
Cammack,
COTTON FACTORS & C0.MMI8SI0N MERCHANTS
158 Common Street, iN«iv Orleans.
Liberal C^sh advances
H.
LETTERS
VICKSBI7BG, MISS.
STS.
&
Bro.,
COTTON & TOBACCO BROKERS,
SYCAMORE STREET,
.P«terslHUK, Va.
:
NAYLOR, BENXON
CO.,
&.
to orders for
as well as Old Kails, Scrap Iron and Metals.
transact any business pertaining to an
COOKE &
CO.
OHAUNOKT YIBBABD,
ALRX.
BMSRSOK FOOTB.
&
40 BROADIVAY, NeW^
The Liverpool
& Loft^
don &" Globe Ins. Co.
P.
FISKH
Co.,
YORK.
Steel Rails,
Iron Rails,
Old
,
Rails,
AND
RAILW^AY E<IUIPMENTS.
AJfetsinthe
A. Smith & Co.,
U. States 3^000,000. Gilead
BARTHOLOMEW HOUSE, BANK,
William Si
FIRE INSURANCE.
North American
Fire Insurance Company
LONDON
AITD
45"
OFFICE 192 BROADWAY.
NO.
- - - - $500,000
CASH CAPITAL
SURPLUS ....... 295,237
00
93
CasU Capital and Surplus, July 1,1869,
$795,237 93.
Insures Property against Loss or Damage by Fire at
usual rates.
Policii'S Issued and Losses paid at the Office of the
Companj ur at its various Agencies in the principal
cltle
he United SUte'.
R. W. liLEECKEi:. President,
62
BROADWAY, NBW YORK.
Railroad
In
Pons
of
WYLLIS ULACKBTOKE, Vlce-Pre«'t,?l
KTER
'VI
Secre'.ary,
LD, General Agent.
Exchange on London and circular Notes
amounts to suit remitters ortravelers.
BXNTLBT D. HaSBLL,
B.
And
N««. 40 auA 4S Pine Street,
ABTHUB FaBKZB
D. Hasell
&
Co.,
genei:al railway agknts.
dealers In Rallivay Iron, Equip.
ment and Supplies.
Special attention to negotiating Railway, State and
County
317
securities.
BROADWAY
jy Entrance on Thomas Street
BALDWIN LOCOMOTIVE WORKS
M. Baird
&
Co.,-
I'HILADKLPHIA.
....
CHIEF OFFICE IN THE
New-
Bills of
,
F. H
J,P"?;
Iron.
New York and
Orleans.
Offices,
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
Jesse W. Burton,
OF LONDOX.
GOnMISSION MERCHANT,
Assets
$8,000,000, Gold
«8
Steel Material for
Railroad Iron,
Imperial
OFFICE
other
all
who give special attention
Petersburg, Va,
u
PHILA.,
208 So. 4th strc.t
80 State street.
34 Old Broad Street,
orders in Securities,
Branch
Kefer to O. M. lil.EIN, Cashier, Mississippi Valley
Bank, VlcksburK.
Young
street.
Railway Use.
3 Cooper Institute &. 1429 Broadnray.
INCORPORATED 182!.
COTTON BROKER,
CORNER MULBERRY AND WASH INGTON
R. A.
CO.,
HOUSE IN LONDON
TRANSFERS OF MONET
ClABLE
maae on Consignments.
Fulkerson,
S.
John
Cast steel Frogs, and
Insui ance.
give strict personal attention to all business
entrasted to them. Couaitfamcuts respectfully aolici*
Nalle
GOLD STREET, NE\r YORK.
Vibbard, Foote
Win
XDWARD
Co.,
Manufacturers of Wrought Iron Tubes, Lap Weld^
Boiler Flues, Gas Works Castings and Street
Mains. Artesian Well Pipes and Tools,
Gas and Steam Fitters' Tools, Ac.
AfetsGoldS 2 o ,000,000
Sc
&
al
CAST STEEL RAILS,
CAST STEEL TYRES,
available in all parts of
JAIT
Dancy,
&
ton England.
Co., NEW YORK, BOSTON,
Amerloan Banking House In London.
purchase of COTTON and
solicila cou»ij{nments ol
B. B. Ferrill
crap.
Supply all Railway Equipment and undertake
Railway business generally.
TO UAKZ
William Lamb,
;
^
AGENTS FOR
16
STREET, LONDON,
TO ISSUX
COMMERCIAL CREDITS and CIRCULAR
And to
NORFOI.K, VIRGINIA,
Com miss Ion
2. 1871.
We are prepared to purobase and sell
For a Coiuiuls.ion.
vessels to load for European ports.
Refers lu Wiu. iiryce & (Jo., and
Co., New Torn.
Iron,
The Bowling Iron Company, Bradford England.
The West Cumberland Hematite Iron Co., Working
the world
SEL..11 V,
his services for
OFFERS
and
other produce
Vl-£
NAYLOR &
McCuUoch &
FOR TRAVELERS,
C Graham & Co.,
[ohn
Bessemer
Steel Tyrtrs, boiler plaies, Ac.
OFFICE AND WAREHOUSES:
York, January
on Comuiission.
&c.,
Iron Ralls, Sted Ralls, Old Rairs,
"WALL STREKT,
New
STERLING EXCHANGE,
NOUFOI^K, VIRGINIA,
Bay Cotton, Grain,
IMPORTERS OF
99
Ceutral Street. Boston.
IS12.
Buy and sell Railway Bonds and Kegociate Loans tc
Cooke,
^ay
Sugar.
KftTABLiBusD
GENERAL RAILWAY AGENTS ANIV
MERCHANTS.
Is CONNEOTIOK WITH THB HOCSS OF
INDIA & DOMESTIC OVNNY CI.OTH,
Gnnnr Bags, Lluseed, Jute Butts,
Joseph B. Glover
:0
Co.,
Pascal Iron IVorks, Plilladelpkia.
Ain>
3102.
BABNEB
COR. OF WILLIAM ST.
Morris, Tasker
INSURANCE SCRIP,
Fire
ST..
Gilman,
C.
DSALSB IK
80 Beaver street, 1^. T.
P O. Box 5,7il.
These Ties have been used more extensively than
»ny others, and last year lor more than oiie-h;ilf ofall
he cotton baled in cue United States, and received
he pretuinin at several State I'alrs.
W1.I,L ST.,
Louisiana.
Orleans,
taxes, collecting rents, etc.
CO., AOKITTS,
CEDAR
41
B.
&
Kennedy
S.
J.
HEKST K. BAKXB. JOHH
KEITHBDT.
Freret,
"^Prompt attention given to buying, selling and leasing of plantations and other real estate, paying of
For Sale by
B.
For the States ol LOUISLANA, TEXAS, MISSIS
BLPPI, ALABAMA, &c.
85 ST. CHARLES STREET,
Netr
Toas Arrotv Ties for baling
1,000
'
Cotton.
JOHH
Railways.
&
ooniaissioN merchant, REAL ESTATE BROKERS,
AND
AND GENERAL LAND AGENTS
Cotton Factor,
MONXGOMEUT, ALA.
187L
Iron and Railroad Materials
Miscellaneous.
W. N. Hawks.
Arnold,
S.
[April 29,
Geo.Burnham. Bdw. H. Williams. Ed. Longstreth,
P. Conrersc ic Co.,
Wm.
U. ».
New
All work accurately fitted to gauges and thorouub
Plan, Material, Workmanship*
Finish and Klliclency fuHv jjuaranteed.
Ch..s T. Parry,
M. Bau-d,
Wm. P. Henzer'
ly InlerclianL'eable.
York,
64 Pine St.,
Kew York, A^eots
—
...
,
—
.
.
Mustard seed, Trieste. . .
Nutgalls, blue, Aleppo..
PRICES CURRENT.
•«<»»«™
84MA 9bH
BUKAl)STt/FF8-8o«ip8CUlr«portr^
VM
Couimonliard
g»ton»...,
OOa « H)
00« 14 OO
UuS 90 UO
<
11
PhlUdnlphU tronti
BUTTKIl AND CBKEBA—
US
Hnttor—
iVeatcrn,
ordlnarr
d
prime
U%m
13 5
V•
dalrlea, prime
(Ulrica, fair
dairies, common ...
lair to prune
oporm, patent
Bteulo..
9
BoMndale
»
n
as
M
«
<o
1SK0
fin
V B
a
a
a
a
a
31
33
Intfot
....
14 00
9 90
1st reiralar, pints
Mineral
PWal
48
90
44
SO
13
v»
Aloes.Cape
Aloee, Socotrlne
1
n
....
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....
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,
ais
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a
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a
a
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10
80
10
70
86
30
.
a
a
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Camphor,
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Am.
flor
&sn
roll fllb
sulphur.
crude
27i,-
IX
so"
i.
14
50
00
-4%%
334a
Slnaeng,
I
Wes.«m
Southern
Eing,
Arabic, sicked....
Arabic, sorts
68Ha
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Jix*
30
17
a
a
4Ka
9Ha
....a
V
i2>ia
w a
90 a
....a
....a
II ;iakey
ISrd. potash,
'I
gold
Fr.
and
..... 3 73
....
Ipecacuanha, BrazU
JaiaD
gold
**cnre
.
<o
gold 380
Tog
Iodine, resubllmad
Ueorice paste, Calabria.
Ucorlce paste, Sicily
.
I
.
idoorlc* paste, Bp., solid
Ucorlce paste. Ureek .
.
40
OOa
OOa
•.
W
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30a
ISXa 14H
special report.
GROCEKLES— bee special report.
eUNNT BAGS & CLOTH.—See special
«
Blastlng (B)....
a
» keg
29
Shipping
Keg
3 90a
rifle
5
Meal
Deer
5
5
North Blver, In bales V
lb
75®
6ea
29a
28a 100
I5a
I
HEMP-
American dressed..))
American undressed
ton.2T5 00a285 00
175
O0@lc^
240
OOa'...
gold.2«0 OOa
"
a,
10
....»
V
Tampico
7
Jute
....
....
....
....
....
100
for shipping
....
a WX
»
a 7S^
sxa
gold
U'J
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HIDE8Dry HidesBuenos Ayre6.,y) lb gold 21>i@
Montevideo
Klo Grande
23 a
31
83
a
**.
22
...
19
**
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Bogota
TruilUo
"
"
RIoUacbe
"
**
Coracoa
PortauFIatt
Bahia
Texas
Western
Dry Salted HideaMaracatbo
"
"
cur.
31
30
18
13
Matamoras
•
Bavanllla
**
BahIa
"
Chill
"
Island.
**
.
10
U
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•
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if
New
Orleans
City BlauKhterox
cur.
cow
ft
Upper Leather Stock—
B. A. 4i Bio gr. klpW »gld
Mlnas
Sierra Leone
cor.
Gambia and Blasan. "
"
ZaQsibar„
Bast India Stock—
Calcut. sit. cow Vttgold
Calcutta, dead green....
Calcutta, bufTalo.
<> B
Manilla A Bat. bnir..«i>
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30NEV-
i2j<a
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COa
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OOa
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8100a
83
31
27
60
79
60
45
;8
22
55
planks 74
so
Clear pine
a
»
_
V
Cnt.4d.a90d
Clinch
100
B4
a
a
a
a
a
65
6 15
Horse shoe. rd (6d.)..V B 19
Copper
36
Yellow metal
33
NAVAL STOKES-
Tar, Washington. .V bbl. 3
Tar, Wilmington
2
Pltch.clty
Spirlu turpentine. V gall.
Kosln, commuK'n to good
strained, V2aOB
3
"
No.l
N0.2
"
"
"
a
a
49
8 15
3 60
4 00
4 79
pale
extra pale
OAKUM
OIL CAKE—
«i
D
...
9
4
11
5
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OOM
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go
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S 33S
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.
VB
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Lead, red,
Lead, white. Am., In oil.
Lead, white, Amer^^drr.
•
•
Engllsh, cast
Eiigllsh, spring
English bfister
English machinery
a
Ochre,
6
8panlslibro.,drr.9<100B
UO a
29
Span.bro.,gr'drnaii.|)k
g
Paris white.EnKfioOibs. 3 35 a 390
Chrome, yellow, dry
11 Ma
38
Whiting, Amer..«i 100 B 1 39 a
90
VermllIlon.Cbma...V B 96 a
TermnUou irleste .... 80 a 86
Vermillion, Amei com.
33 a
37
/enct.rod(N.C.)|lcwt. 79 2 3 39
Piombsgo
2 •
Ohinaclay
« ton ,34 00 M6
Ml
'^
Chalk.. ,7...
VB
French, dry
" ground. In on
yel..
American blister
American cast
Tool.
American spring....
American machinery
American German..
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Baaldsnm
rhbl
PhOVIBIONSroik, mtaa * bbl(n««) .
16
9
12
TALLOWAmerlcan, prime, conntry
and city.. »IB
_».~
TBAS-Bee special report.
TIN-
B""
8Ha
English..
.g*'
t.5
Pliftes.i.»har.I.C..»box
1. t.coke
Terne ijoke...
Terne charcoal..
Plates,
Plates,
Plates,
M»<lelra
Sherry
Port
V
k^h
gaU. S
.....!;..;;'."i"" i
port.
gofj
M
Lisbon
Madeira
•"
Bed, Span. * Sicily...
Marseilles Madeira .
Marseilles port
.
Claret
Claret
1
V cask
s2
uoz.
2
9<
19
15
ii«ai36
50060 og
7939 0(
WOOLAmerlcan, Saxony Fleece |l»
Auierlran. Full bloo.l Merino
American Cuiuhl.
u..
Extia.Pailed
bliori KxirH, Pulled.,..."!**"
'**
.^uperone Pulled
No
1.
luliiii
Callfotnia spring CUp-^*'**
Fine, unwashed
.
Medium
Common,
;^"'
n .a asheii..
M
S
30
^
as
Jj
Burr?
Ca.llornU. rail c.lp aod'LAmbs
Fine, unwashed
;
Meuinm
.;;;
SuUth Am. .Me-lno. ut.wHstiisd
bou.h Am. Meatlsa, unwashed
south Am. Cordovs, washed.
Cape Good U pe, ucwaaliad
Texas, flue
*'*
^
Smyrna, nnwa. bed
Smyrna, wa'tacd
DouskOl, waaheu
Uonakol, onwashad
1
±^
06al
ooai
1
Malaga, dry
Malaga, sweet
FRF.IOHT8To Livnraoi:s.d.
....
1
1
Burgundy
Sicily,
UK
»B,gold
Stralta
ZLNC-T
900
U
9
BUOAB-See special report.
1
white,
R.'iineil
W. (Job. loU)
Kspt^a. refln„0-73arar.
15
German
English
„
a
7 S
10 S
llua
u 2
12 a
&
1
7'exas,mcd.uiu
Texas, caars«
Texss, Barry
Texas. Wastara
...a
Zinc, white, dry. No
Zinc, whlte>Io. 1. In oU.
Zinc, white. French, dnr
ZInr. wh., French, In ob
ochre,
vi^J
BTEEL-
WINES-
6.-1
8
~92
47
56
60
70
80
Co
4k
Marett * Co
Leger Freres
"
Other foreign brands
b
Bum—Jam.. 4th proof.
St. Croix, 8d proof.
_GIn, different brands
30Oa
i)(»n<s«c Houors—Caah.
Aiephoi^teperci)
1 82xa....
WhUkey
a
TOBACCO-Bea special reportT
•
Linseed
» gall.
Cotton Seed crude
yellow
Whale, crude Northern.
Whale, bleached winter..
Sperm, crude
Sperm, winter bleached.
Lardoil, prime winter...
gold it
n Co..
Otard, Dui
81
38
91
7Ka
g
7
Canton,re-rld.Nol to exdo
6 4;
a2 i7K
as 70
as 75
a4
as 90
30
•
9
,
l(o.l*i I
••""' •
8Pi?CTkBl'""*°".'°
Plates, lor'n.V 100 fi .gold 9 S
Plates, domestle
7 00 2ll
••"""" "'*'*•
CO
00
00
00
9 40
33
a3
40
55
A6.VB
Tsatisc, re-reeled.,
NAILS-
(aWBg ordar). .......
8
3
tXI
1,3,8,4
Taysaans,
Halnesn
.
1
-.
TsallecNo.
M
a 31
at
a -39
•
5
Chalk, slock
19 a
9 ton.
...a
Barytas, American. VB.
ixa
PBTROLEUM10 a
Crode, 40a4< grav. V gall.
i2)ifa 18V
a
13 a 12
Crude, 40a47 grav.Cs.ord
.a
Reflned gt'd white (sb'ng
a
order)
38 •
Bellnad prime,
20
38
27
OO
OO
Cherry boards and
Oak and ash
Maple and birch
Slackwalnnt
9O0Oai»0O
Hinch sycamore
42 Ooa 90 OO
I-inch
do
90 ooa 53 00
Spruce boards and planks 17 Ooa 30 OO
Hemlock boVde and plank
OM 38 OO
Extra heavy pipe staves
|30O OOu
Heavy
do
do
180 CO
Light
do
do
160 00
Extra heavy hhd do
175 00
Heavy
do
do
ISO OO
Light
do
do
100 00
Extra heavy bbL do
130 OO
Heavy
do
do
100 00
Light
do
do
79 00
Molasses staooks, Incl. bead'g.. .a
Kum
do
do
.... a
Sugar
do
do
a....
MOLASSES—See special report.
,
Crop 01 *TO(g'ddprl;ne) V B
do 1M9
BaTarlan Okav ctot),,.i^
C.
3C
..
iox
•lis
V
U S
1
Cub*(dat]r p'd) gold VgalLI to
Ox, Ulo Grande
JH, > ni » rtoiB
<1
|29
>^ lilte pine box boards...
White plue mer. box b'ds
Litharge,
13
i2Ka
Koothorn
PAINTS-
iV
13
S
M S
JO
"* a 3 16
*
SILK-'""'
37X
26H« 38
34Ha 3BX
Bockland, common. V bbl. 1 40a
Rockland. heavy
175a
Red
13
13
a
a
35
36
LDMBEB, STAVES, 4o-
StralU
Neals foots
•
**
"
3J
30Ha
•'
flight..
Olive, Mars'es.qts V case
Olive. In casks.... V gall
Paiia
.V D
^>*'^
gold.
Maranham
Fernambuco
a
a
a
a
30 a
16 a
13 a
i7Ma
15 a
••
City thin, obi.. In bble.V ton.4: 50a42 OC
"
"
In bags
a40 00
West, thin, obl'g, In bags
•""'
a
a43 90
••
a
a
18
17
38
28
36
37)<a
LIMB—
OILS-
.
43
25
•*
San Juan
Matamoras
Vera Cruz
Tampico
Para
so
a
a
a
"
California
California
....a
24
23
••
Orinoco
Bio Grande
a 80
9 ....
a ....
ai37K
a
,
|il!lMvdSt*4,Cai
00a39 00
00® ....
Wet Baited Hides—
Buenos Ayres. V B gold. i3xa
42xa
4adder.Dutch... .^old
I'Mwlder,
Fr.WCP j7
l^uma. large Sake
njJaona. small Hake
6:.'.
5 OU
6 50
S8
as
a*
40
88
07
a «
3«
rough
good damaged...
poor
"
...
"
.
8 50
9 SO
9 SOaiO 00
7 50a 8 00
20 00a
24 OOaS 00
SO 00a3i:
4 OOa < 00
34a 30
fl lb
"
"
3« 00
.
HI
middle 37Ha
,
a lou
sis'*
2 3 86
.
M
M a
S
M
2
(7 a
38 S
S4 #
R a
Orinoco, heavy ..
middle.
"
light....
"
....
60a
00®
6
24
15
8
9
FKUITS-Sec
Sandwich
a
a
a
una
•Jx*
13 a
4^ S
43 a
35
20
40
Sam benzoin
Qom kowrle
gold
Oom damar
Sam myrrh. East India..
Gam myrrh, Turkey
OomSenegal
Oom tragacanth, sorts. 25"a
0am tragacanth, w.
enmgedda
"
5 50(8
4
„
•
*•
.
Oamboge
lilver
39
Ught...
"
3 3i
Amer n r<iuKh .... a 3 3D
LIns'dl<.al.lnN.Y.*bn3l3H2
,
3ll
Linseed, Cal. (bS4ra^ ,_
^Cash,«B^
California, heavy.
10
fbub.sw 2
-Imolhy.
uir...
'
Uemp,
p.rurilgn
crop, heavy
'
•'^
" middle
"
"
" light..
" rongh slaughter
Ueml'k.B.A.,4kc..heayT. 38Ka 29K
middle. 28)i3 39H
19 00
19 00
.
a
a
a
a
W a
a
k
a •S«
Chlorate potash
gold
a
Jaustlc soda
7. i'jo a 4 w
Oarraway seed
a 8H
'Coriander seed
'io
- a
Cochineal, Uondur..KOld
Sxtract logwood
Fennel! seed
Slower*, benzoin.. V oz.
aambler....gotd..V B.
quint.
FLAX—
North
"10
9%
.
Llns*-c
ed.
net.STt
Pipe and sheet
LKATHRR-
"
a
Plckledscale
V bbl.
Plckledcod..
fi bbl.
Mackerel, No. 1, shore
Mackerel, No. 1, Bay
Mackerel. No. 3l ••
Msc'rel, No. 8, Hsa8..large.
Mackerel, shore. No. 2
Msc'rel, No. 3, Mass., med.
Mackerel, No. I, Halifax...
Salmon, pickled. No. 1
Salmon, pickled
V tee.
Herring
V bbl.
Herring. scaled. ...V box.
Herrlng.No.l
Blsal
gold
salts
*
"9
•
Bar
"
IS 90
20 JO
lovar.
<r
19
19
• 30
IT.
soda.
''Itrata
goldJ
English
a
....
25 00
cur. 99 OOa SO 00
Manila
20
09
Cantharldes V 100 D.... 1 iU
Carb. ammonia, in bulk.
Cardamoms, Malabar . . 4
Caatoroil
is
Chamomile flowers, V
SJ
Kpsom
8H
cur. 9~ 3Ca
Italian
Camnhor, refined
Cutch
. .
Kussla. clean
(In
Cochineal, Mexican. "
Copperas, American
Cream tarur, pr ...gold
Cabebs, East India
I
87H
....
...
OoS
009
IteOnnd, para
70
German
38
»
Wortlilngt's 3 36
Crude
,
Spanlsh
OOa
Biiorting,lnlBcanis'trt.V»
'iH&
a
....a
AasafcBtlda
28 a
Balsam caplvl
liMa
Balsamtolu
9; a
italsamPera
3 90 a
Bark petayo
a
Berries, Persian... gold
^ a
Blcarb.soila, N'castle" 4 25 a
Bl chro. potash
ISi^a
BleachlnK powder
OJ a 4
Borax, retlned
^Ha
Brimstooe.urii Vton gld
Brimstone,
Brimstone,
SO
...a
23
.
18
19
110
8Ail-!.'-rt-'li"T"i?k^''""'''-«'''»«'
doub. *~treb.
1,
.V ton. 96
Amaiirtoui,.
43
Liv'p'l. HIgglni .V Bsr.k
.
LlvVn noa.
B
ft
VbOSh.
Cadiz
LEAD-
35
"
gold 20 OOa
13
17
GTJNPOWDKR....
jya
Annato, good to prime
Antimony, reg. of... gold
Argols.crade
irgols, refined
gold
Ireenlc, powdered.
40
miiiih
Turks Islands
«
Nail, rod
"leet, Kussla...
ibeiK, sing.,
•lOOB
Carolina...
109
Balls,
a
a
a
a
ton. 100
I<5ilHT
90
Vi
90
light
gold
FISH
Dry cod
Hoop
ain, Bug. (gold)
report nnder Cotton.
831<a
7
45
Fustic, Cuba. "
Fustic, Tampico
Fustic. Jamaica
Fustic, Savanlila
Fustic, Maracalbo.
V
Sapauwood
COTTON—See special report,
DBaOS AND DYBS—
Alcohol,
—
....
170
Logwood, Laguna
830Oa
LoKWood, Honduras.
35 OOa
Logwood, Tabasco...
aoooa
Loxwood, St. Domlii.gold 18 OCa
Logwood, Jamaica
19 OOa
31Ka 21X
OORKS-
•'
...gold,
~
loAi
xas-K Inch
Bods,
"
26
8X1
pce.lS 00
1
Camwood
CORDAGE—
Manilla (large and small size)
per lb
Trtrred Manilla
Sisal Kope, all sizes
Busala Boll Kope
V
LImawood
Barwood
SO
Bolts, yellow metal
fellow metal ualls
era.
»
'
.*»
....
Band
Uorseshoe
36
.
DYE w60DB—
85
16
Bolts
S3 13
Braziers'old
S3
Bheathlng, &c.,
19
BheaihliiK.yel. metal,aew 23
V
....
sas^
••fhams.
Oak, slaughter, heavy ....
"
"
middle....
ex. dry
Kavens. light
a M
a 12
COFFKE.-Seo special report.
1st reirnlar, qnarta,
....
1
iMCVxtrs
,.
Serin....,..,
Ovals anfl hall roood
1
KavenB.heavy
17 00
Scotch.O'ck.No.l.Vyd «4
19
COCOAMaracalbo (xold In bohJ ) 23
Ouayaqull do
do
10
A
DUCK-
.
Bar.eommoD
-9
30
lA
Plg, American, No. I,,,.
Pig. American, No, 1. .
Bar, Swedes, ordlnsl<es...llO
Bar.refloed (as to size).. 77
...
«!».
Cotton.No.
.
do aaperflne
(80 p. c.)
Verdigris, dry
Vitriol, bfuef.
9s
ai
Newcaatle Ras, 3,210 lb ...
3 50(S
Liverpool vas oannel ....MIIO9
Liverpool house canael
a
Anthracite
9 000
American
3UJ
a
a
M a
a
3 Ktii9 3
gold
_
Tapioca
ao
S
a
S
V bbl
new
•
a
COAL-
Caracas
a
gold.
Sugarload, W'e .... "
31 Ka
Sulphate morphlne.f oz 9 75
Tartaric aclif (chrystal)
10
11
A
10
Adamantine
CBMBNT-
Soda asb
lawr
D «
Bperin
S838(1
a
1
548
I'IK. American Forge...
PIg.Srotcli No. 1
Bar. reflned, Bng. M Amer.
*}'
30
PruBSlate potash. Ainer.
Oulcksilver
90
Quinine, Amerioan
3 35
lUinbarb, China
40
B»Ko, pearled
8Ka
Salaeratns
30
Sal ammoniac, ruf. gold
10Ha
Bai soda, Newes>tl<!. uM 1 6'Ha
Barsaparllla,ll.,g'd,lnb'a
....a
"
SarBaparilla, Mex.
13xa
BhellLao
IS
11
CANDLES—
BheathlnK,
.
Senna, Bast India
FaclorvhUr
COPPKR-
.
genekaroot
Senna, Alexandria
30
Cheese
Factory prime
Ohio
.
3(5
a
Wc«teni,r»lr
Farm
^arm
arm
4 39
> OO
Oil lemon
3 90
Oil peppermint, pnre
01; vitriol (OOiolWcliits) 1 75
Opium, Turkey ....guld. 4 81
gold.
Oxallcacid
liK
Phosphorus
gold.
....
.
"Velsh ttilm, iirlinc
tul»8,
«
•
a
a
Htntu ilrklni, prime, Old. ,
Btatr, Orklns, Dew
^tutt'. Iiiiirilrklnt, choice.
Hat.-, liHlMlrklM, fair....
Wnlah
..
.
IRON-
30
9)
gold 310
^'
....
Ollanls
Olloassia
Oil bariiamol
tin
BlSk^'i'fi'
American yollow ...V B
BKI0K8—
.
THE CHRONICLE.
April 29, 1871.)
A8HB8-
—
H
.
9
|>
9% 8va
s.d.
k
Cotton
Flour ....V bbl
U. goods.* ton
MO
Oil
460 a....
C-n.bAb.Vbo.
Wheat. .b.*b.
....
S-iaa
....
I
a
3 4x
a4fO
2
a «H
..T
* tea
•
Pork.....* bbL .... S
To BATaa
by sail,
Bear
:
Cotton
Tallow
Lard
Tobacco....
.Vhkd
Woods
Petroleam
To Mu^ora.ta. *
lyol.
T08AS Fnaxciso.—
MamraMntfoods » C\
91 lb
HMrr guoda.
Nfilsf.r.
Petrolaoai. .* 0. ul
OobL
la
Ji
]i
Sheet.
fB
g
31
II
37
*kaa.
MgaT.
.,,
•!(
;
THE CHRONICLE.
544
[April 29, 1S71.
HUNT'S MERCHANTS' MAGAZINE YEAR BOOK,
TJ. S.
&c.
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COTTON,
BREADSTUFPS,
COAL,
BANKING,
COMMERCIAI,,
RAILROADS,
POPULATION,
FINANCES,
COMMERCE,
INTERNAL REVENUE,
STATE FINANCES,
A
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STEEIi PLATX: ENGRAVIIVG
Financial Review for 1870.
Wealth
;
—National Progress
Report of the Secretary of the Treasury
of the Treasurer of the United States
Revenue
sioner of Internal
Three Years; Daily Price
Internal
;
of
curities
Monthly
for
Two
Railroads.
Population, etc.
Europe and
—
—
Europe and America. European
Wealth and Population ; British Income Tax
France, Income and Resources ; European Armies and
;
;
;
Y'ork Stock
Progress
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Germany
;
;
Immigration into the Uuited States
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Census of the United States.
Exchange for Five Years Past Foreign Exchange, Weekly,
Four Years Past Debt of the United- States in Detail, with
Acts; Director of the Mints' Report; Gold and Silver
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Trade and Commerce. — Review
;
;
;
American Shipping and Foreign Commerce; Purchases by Government of Uuited States
Bonds.
of United States since 1791
in
;
road Stocks in Detail.
Gold
New
for
;
;
Prices Monthly of every Siock sold at the
— Review of Railroad Progress
1870; New York Railroads Ohio RHilroads ;
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for
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ure
;
:
;
Debt and Finances of each State.— Containing
Mercantile Failures;
Foreign Trade
Foreign Exports
Cotton.
;
New
York,
1870
;
Foreign Imports, United States
Cereals
;
Average Factory Wages.
for
of,
of the Year 1870
Prices of Merchandise;
— Review of 1870 and Prospects
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Crop
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1869-70
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