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HUNT'S MERCHANTS' MAGAZINE,
REPRESENTING THE INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL INTERESTS OF THE UNITED STATES
VOL.
NEW
13.
YORK, JULY
Bankors and Brokers.
Bankers and Brokers.
^bDertTscmcnt0.
In CONircoTioH with thi House or
AilverCMainenta will be Inserted »* the followlsg
prices par line lor each lasertloQ :
It
ordarad
M
«
••
S
-
•
m
II
90 eenta per line.
"
1<
than 4 tlmea.
times or more
less
N«.
»
the adrertlsemant occaptes one columa or npon these rates will he
varila, a discount of IS per cent
allowed.
Space la measured in agate tjpe, 14 lines to the
inch.
Advertisements will have a favorable place whea
flrs
put In. bat no promise of continaous Insertion la
the best place can be iclven, asall advertisers must
Aave equal opportunlilos.
Wn.
McMahan &
GALVESTON,
To
1.
H.
N. o.
BBXKOOX, Prea't.,
LAUva, secretary.
J. 0.
WAU,I8, V106-Pre8t.,J|
&
Texas Banking
Cashier.
C!ABi,K
And to
•-..•-
Gash Capital,
$238,000
DIRECTORS; .1. M. BraBdi.n, J. C Wallls, K. K.
Lubbock. M Quia, B. 3. Jemisou, M. W. Baker, Leon
Blum, Ue <. Scmielder, R. 8. Willis, T. A. Oary, W. B.
Wall. B .b't. Mills, T. J. H. Anderson.
Special attention given to collections at all points
In t.-e Statv, and remittance's promptly made, without
any charge except customary rates ol exchange.
THE OITT BANK OF HOUSTON,
Capital, $376,000.
Houston,
We
TRANSFERS OF MONET
transact any business pertaining to an
Sc
Texas.
all ae-
UltUtCTOItS: W. J. Hutohins' P. W. Oray, A. J.
Burke, Cor. Ennis, W. .M. Rice, K. H. Cnshing,
BiiNJ. A. BdTTS, President.
National Bank, of Texas
GALVESTON,
made ou all accessible points.
M. KOPl'EKL, President.
CHARLES F. NOTES,
V Y. Correspondents,
N. T rnr«.j<nf>nrt«nt«
Moore
HENDLET.
Vice-Pres't,
Asaistant Cashier.
{
J
Amer. Ex. National Bank.
^^^ ^ Traders
&
LoCKWOOD
&
Co.,
B.
Nat. Bank.
94
Governmrnt and State Bonds
road Stocks and B>nda, and
securltliM, oti commlssloa.
SOUTTER
No. 53
Kiill-
&
BRYAN, TKXAS,
CoUeetlous made mnd promptly remitted for current
rate of ezchaDge. Corr>-Ri)onitents:
Messrs. W. P. CONVKBsE & CO., New York.
Smith
&
making
e,
Street.
^=tate,
Railroad and .tber
adranees on
liberal
fieposlts, deal in commercial
paper, furnish to triivellers and <.thera Letters of
Credit current In the principal cities in Europe.
same, allow Intct-st on
&
Munroe
John
Co.,
SBueaCiicular Letters or Credit for Travellers, and
Dr,tw BllU on
&
Munroe
YORK.
Qovernmenta, Buiidsr
Commercial Paper, and all Negotiable
tliealers In Bills ol Bxcbang:e,
Co.,
RUE SCRIBE, PARIS
payable In Gold or Equivalent.
NO.
7
on Deposits subject to Sight Dralt
Advances maae on approved Aecnrltles.
W.
Special facIlltieB loinepotlatlnn Coainiercial Paper./
InUnu and loreiiin promptly made.
Forelgb knd DomeUlc Loans Neeotlated.
Collect* *»Qsbotti
8.
Fasshaw*,
BANKERS AND
G. C. MaoDoitoaix,
Fanshawe & MacDougaJl
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
Charles G.
Johnsen,
4.
WALL STREET, NEW TORK.
Bonds,
Stocks,
WIU pnrchaa*
Cubbedge
iXCHANOE, COTTON, ETC.
Particular attention given to RecelTlng and
Oold,
and
Forsign
Exchange.
Natv Orleans.
Lock Box 384.
warding
NO.
QoTernment
COniHISSION niERCHANT,
&
Hazlehurst,
BANKERS AND RROKERS,
For
Ralls.
MACON, SA.
Make
&
Co.,
BANKERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
44 BROAD STREET.
Liberal cash advances made on consignments of
Cotton and Tobacco to our address also to our friends
In Liverpool and London
Co., Government
OOaUHISSION niERCHANTS,
BBXAir. TKXAa.
Wall
1
6overnm*'nt.
secantl<
deslrabl*;
do a General Banking and
Brokerage Business.
Collections, and
REFBB TO EAST lUVKB NATIONAL BANK
A. D. Williams
Securities, Gold, Stocks
and Bouds
Bought and Sold on Coniinission, and
I.OANS NEGOTIATED.
AcoosQts received and Interest allowed ou balances
hloii may be checkod lor at sight.
&
Co..
STOCK BROKBVS,
;
R.
sell
<ptbe
Co.,
•tANKERM,
NEW
Securities.
Interest allowed
Buy and
No. 8 'Wall Street, Jfexr Tork,
WILLIAM STREET,
Stocks, Oold,
W. H. rOSTXB
BHSLDOlt.
BANKERS,
No.
Transact a General Banking b»»la«ss, Inclndlue; tbe purchase au('> wale
of
0.
Leonard,She]don& Foster
BROADIVAV.
R. T. Wilson
(Successors to H. M. Moore,)
P.
W.
LVOtfAim.
BANKERS,
Wilson,
BANKKRS,
TION OF
BAII.BOAD SEOVBITIES.
W.
oaaatbleppliits.
J. J.
72 Broadnray, >enr York.
SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO THE NEGOTIA
Or Check.
give special attention to collections on
Collections
BBOW.
CO.
Ins.,
OAI.TK8TON.
B.
BANKERS,
TO KAKS
Texas.
ALPaoNSB LAirvK,
WAUTOS
Aire. J. BBOinr.
may b
Augustus J. Brown & Son
execute orders In Securities,
JAY COOKE
Interior collections. Immediate and prompt at lention
given to all bui^lness eutrusted tons. Refer to Na'.
Parle Bank, Howes & Macy, and Spofford Tlleston *
Co., N. Y., 2d Nat. Banlf,Bostoo,Pli£eLepeyre A Bro.,
N. 0., Drexel & Co., Phila.
AND CIRCULAR
WOKLU
Current Accounts received on such terms as
agreed upon.
Co.,
We have prompt and reliable correspondents at all
the principal poiuts throughout this S'ate, and upon
all coilectloui4 payable Iti lilt) City or Houston, maiie
no charge for cullectlng. and nnly actual charge upon
New York City,
the world
Foreign and Domestic Exchange,
Dealers In
St.,
Telegraphic Transfers of Money to and ftom London, Paris, San Francisco, Havana, 4ke.
TO isstn
OOMMBRCIAL CREDITS and CIRCULAR LKTTBK8
FOR TRAVELERS, available In all paru of
Bankers,
And
Nassau
Letters of Credit available and_payable in all the
; als» In the
Cnlted States, Canada and West Indies.
Amerlsan Banking House In Ijondon.
Hexas Bankers.
11
ISSUE CIRCITLAR NOTES
PRINCIPAL CITIES OF IHK
LOMBARD STREET. LONDCm,
VrBBIiINO EXCHANGE,
CO.,
PUBLISUKR8,
* 81 William St., N T.
t^ For temaa ol Subaoriptlon ««
Sth pace.
41
T»
T. H.
Co.,
We are prepared to purohase and leil
DANA &
B.
No.
McCuUoch &
& Co.,
Duncan, Sherman
Jay Cooke,
•
10
»
NO. 316
1871.
8,
40
New York.
Wall Street
Stocks and Bonds
BOUGHT AND SOLO ON CUMMIgSION.
J.P.WILL
A. DENIS'JJ WILLIAMS.
Member
of the
I
I
Member o
N. Tork Stock Exchange N. Tork Stor^
|
TME CBRONrJLR
Fiufiucijll.
rioreign Bills.
tankers and 'Brofeers.
W.lcottTTMil
[July 8, 1871.
I
ycUes-
Bowles Brothers & Co., GReat Western Railway
Clark Walcott & Co.,
OF CANADA.
PARIS, LONDON BOSTON
BANKKKS ANDBKOKEKS,
WILLIAM STREET, N.
The.
tenders for
Lester M. Clark
.
Jo». C.
fl.
.
•
f-
-.
.
uAil.-
V.,
19
No. 29 Bro»d Street.
g"VKKN^ay Wirt .ell STOCKS OpLU «n,\
1^
W.
CreiUta for Traveler*
sums
«. O. B4BSIT.
O. H.
KJTMOKD.
I.
Wall
63 Wall Street.
LaU PUI-KSTON,
t^
KAlfMOND &
-
received and Interest allowed St best
-aUVXHCKS maampon
COLLECTIONS made, and
approved Sscnrltles.
Loans Neeotlated.
&
Winslow, Lanier
Co.,
BANKERS,
NEW YORK.
PISB STREET,
Receive the aecouuts ol Interior
corporations and Merchants.
l)anjcs,
bankers,
And
ravel.
BANKERS,
,^_,
telpalg. Saxony.
'Kork,
Government
»oa.sht
_^^^
ST.
..
_
,
.W^RVllL.
the principal cities of Germany. Switzerland
Eagiand, france, S^oden, Norv«y,ja9llaBSl, Delgluni, ItuBsia, Italy, spafn, Denmark, &c.
all
T
.S
PAl'ER.
I
& GU lONj
63 A\'all Street, New York.
TRAVKLLERS ann COJIMEUCIAL Cr.EPITS
If^Sl'ED, :ivnllal>le inall pariKiJi^^Wrniic 4n. BILLS
OV EXCHANGE drawn in sums tofeult purcltasers
also cable transfers.
Country Bai.lterc can be snrpHud vjtli ilills ol l*.x
change, in larjje or sniftll iinnuil-, »'ii tlu! principal
citlfs of hniei e, also v i,li '1 jckcls lor I'assaje from,
or to. Enrop^.bv ttie GCION LrKKot Mini Meatners
UPciN CON;-IGNMEM'S
of
Alex.
&
tculon
retrloA: Co.,
!».
all
and
'I
Co.,
paid free of Commission) and letters e
Credit fbi
,
IRAVELLERS,
Available in
all
New York.
Kxchantfe.
tilO
JOS b
1^
———
W.
parts of the world on
.
.
.
—
'
Buys and
Sells,
Banking Business.
and rnrestmanta made on Favor*
Orders for Slocks and Gold carelUUy
erecnted at t'je Uefmlar Boards. Prompt attention
given to every iiranch ot tiie buslncsa.
Loans
and Investors generall
Li
MORTOAGB
OF THK
Railway Company
Valley
and accrued Interest, In
currency. The Railway Is situated on the West side
of the Hudson River, and is now raniiing for 20 miles
to New Palls, and Is under contract to bo in working
offer lor sale ot 90
PAtiBtB IN GOLD.
The coupons are paid semi-annually
In this city, on
days of April and October, ftae of govern'
ment tax anil the Issue of bonds is limited to I2U.0OO
per mile ol comnlettd road. Any information con
ccrning them will bo given at our fflce.
the
first
;
and Kschange payable In a
parts of Great Britain and Ireland.
Credits on W, TAPSCOTT & CO., Liverpool. Ad
7ances made on consignments. Orders tor Gov
ment Stocks. Bonds and Merchandize executed.
Issue Sight I'rafts
on Commission,
Traniicts a' General
•
;
EBASTtS^^.-.^IEAD &
THOJtlAS CIjABKP, Jr.
FINANCIAL AGENTS.
.
Oommerclal Paper, SterllBs Exchanee,
Government Secnrltlea, &c., Sec,
AoA
Co.
SOUTH PTREET, NEW YORK.
Tucker, Andrews
G. Chittick,
53 Wall Street,
No. 35 It'AlLL STREET, NEW ¥ORK,
JAS. W. TVOKEH &.
"''
.
order to KrngBton rext fall. Theliondsare a firstand we invite the clOBCSt investigatlon ol them. The principal and Interest are
&
Tapscott, Bros.
86
.
claas invettment,
LONDON.
STREET,:
A. v. STOUT, President Nat. Shoe and Leatlier Bank
J. B. DUSKUtnEHi.late PrcsiUent Tenth Nat. Bank.
rLATT K. IJICKINSUN, Member of N. Y. block ui d
Hold Exciianjte.
HOWARD C. DICKINSON, Member of N. Y. Stock
•
Cent Golii Bonds
7 Per
which we
ALSO,
BANKERS,
Government Securities. Gold, Stock and llonds
oongbt and sold on commission. Accounts received
and inteiest allowed on balances, which may be
^beoked lor at sight same as at t;aulc.
atteiition ol Capitalists
Invited to the
Walklll
MORTON, ROSE & CO
Cor. Exotaange Place,
The
Is
Clark,
BROADW^A Y,
41
1
FIRST
COlIinERCIAI, CREDITS,
BROAO
&
Mead
u«ii-i&ii
&
Bliss
Trpeposltfl received Bubtect to check at sight.
St.
IIOFF ICB OF
'•^
CIROVLAR NOTES.
(issued an
Broad
Securities
ISSUE
Kl TLK S.
..U4U
HoM E
16
m.AB.L B
rave.'era Credlta
thewoHd:
nartaol
S
BANKERS,
0? GO VKRS MBN T. &TAT« ^NU <iiAtL)£0 AB SEC U-
Dickinson,
BANKERS,
I88UK
m
&
DRAKE BROTHERS,
DE
'Bi'dthers "& Co.,
NO. 59 WAl-I, STREET,
Banker aand Brokers,
Stout
A Limited number of tTie bords of this road have
b en placed inour bands FOESALEatSINKTY AND
ACCRUKD INTEREST. To those desiring a safe
paying investment we have no bes-ltatlon in offering
tliem.^8 equal to anytltlnif In the market. For particulars, maps, pamphlets &c., send to, or call upon
Co.
Brown
Available in
lIlLWADKKr, Michigan
ft
Liverpool.
London.
Cam MANN & Co.,
Wall Street, -V'e«^ York.
Transact a OVN'SB^iKAjfRiNG Bu&rNKss. and glvb
the I'UHCiiA^^K ANL Sale
paitinuiar attention
Eudcreementoftwo K^Iways,
DETP.OIT
other Produce to OSMaltfH or Cor-
1
ttae
GREAT WESTFRN OF CANADA,
respondents.
Morton,
8
SEVEN PER CENT GOLD BONDS,
Bonds and Gold
on Comia'ssioo.
strictly
LLI AMS
CO TON; and
1871.
Michigan
Lake
Having
W
Treasurer, &e.
Ont ,27th May.
..;/,i
lietter* of 4'redlt for 'rravt Ier«,
available lu all nacts pf Europe.
,
JOSEPH PRICE,
Cl|ief(fflces, Hamilton,
and N<jw York Stnt*
Stocks
Securities
and sold
Coinnierelal
laane
>1
CONMKRCIAL
N
Sejl ,MpR«4chii88ette
Buy and
Knauth,Nacfiod&Kuhne
BRJAD
A
liji T,
If
FOKTY-FOUK MILES.
Stcrllne- Ortdita,
ADVANCES MrtDK
tat tbe s^e nl City, C0iu)t.y and liatliosd
Bonds. laaue l.<'tter? ot Credit tor lorelKQ
New
T
distance of about
N
t.
Stocics.
DKP0BIT9
AseUi
S
A
Plana and sp clflcntious will be on exhibition at the
oftlce of Geo. Lowe lieul, Ewti.. Chief hUKlneer, Hamilton, on and afier 10th .luly. and sealed tenders
ntarHod " Tenders, '^^t Division Air Line." addresBed
tqrllie i|nd^^igneu JTUl be received to 24th July.
'
_^x«ijjiA.N4|i«i,;«Yi'(l'**N'?W.
DEALKHS
Wall Street, Neiv York.
*^lbo\"KUNMKNT«nd STATE SECDniTlES.GOLD
BAlLKllAD BONDS, STOCKS, etc., ttonght and
Bold on C omm ission.
87
T K
A'
tJl.
BANKKRS,
4
T
H
«i
,
No.
^o.,
or*.
\
.
€».
&
WMrftM ALMANUEk SSlTH
N<-vv
A Nil
S-treit,
CAN FIELD TO J'ORT ERIE,
i^''^''"-.
&
Broth iK.>
BlakF;
Baukcrti and Brokers,
5
Cnr"Ni'i.K
FO«T«R.
1>.
Barney, Ray 111911^ ^Qo.,
^£^tending from
London,!"
ol
to suit.
Buhscrtptlon ajtcnls for Ihe
(Irjll^
CANADA AIR LINE,
Europe,
IJ^
KxchauKC on Paris and the Union Bank
uct to
slgl^J
Directors are prepared to receive
the lourth Division 01 Lhelr
isauB
Rue
Scribe,
&
No8. 40
CO-,
Bonds and Stocks
Bostwick,
42 Exchanse-place,
NEW YORK,
BANKERS AND STOCK, BOND AND
GOLD comrmssioN brokers.
Issue Letter^ d( Credit.
Draw Hills on Paris,
Sell
ic
ParU
BANKERS.
Buy and
&
Co. Williams
London, Par
and Frahkfort and negotiate Loans on same.
Make
In
iffegotinted
liberal
advarces en
all First-class Seourltlea,
Interest allowed on Deposit
able TtTms.
Edwin James
&
King,
^ATTORNEYS AND COUN8EI.I,ORS.
No. 262 Broadnay.
Agency of the
Journal of Commerce,
BANK OS BRITISH NORTH published every MONDAY,
AMERICA,
REMOVED TO
48
WALL STREET.
Commercial Credits Issued for use Ir Europe, China
Japan, the t-ast i*!\d West Indies, and South America
Dimand and Time Bills of Kxchange, payable lii
London and eliewlierii, bought and sold at curren
rates, also cable Transfers.
Demand
Bp»clal attenuoo, given to Voluntsry and Invoiuntarr Bankrnptcv aiia arrangements between Creditor*
ad D«tnor(.
O. box 4A«
Dratte on Scotland and Ireland, also on
Cacada, Biltitfa ('ulumbla and saii FrMnclsco Blllu
coUe(,ted,:and otuer Kanklnebusiness transacted.
IJOllN
PATON,
(
NORTHWEST CORNER THIRD AND WALNUT 8TS
St. Lonia, Mo.
CIRCULATION.—ThR largeand Inereaalne clrcnl«tlon f the JOdltNAL.anions aRKPRK^ENT ATIVE
CLASS 01 the GREAT WEST AND SOUTH render
'
a very desirable advertising medium to the Manu
faeturer as well as Dealer In ail parts of Che Unite
States,
it
SliPPQBU'IIOlil
.
ANNUAli
.
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KATBS:
SEMI-ANNUAL
.-
-
tS
THK (JHRONrCLE.
JuljrS, 1871.
35
=f=
B ottoa
.
Western Bankeri.
Bankers.
>
& Co.,
Page, Richardson
'JMBnlTC
Second National Bank, Edward C. Anderson,
TIXUSVILLB, PUNN.,
10
.Stale NIrool, lionloii.
of Kzcbttu^u, ttui]>(;y-ir>i<rtiA^l-ik«\|[ Travotori
UrortUn l»«ifi!il on
The CUT
rapltal
nuuroj
C.
UifllpurUof
Ti'.ivol^rs
t''>r
f
A'
j.
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s.
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la
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<>
II 1
RONTON
...;
and
lliiV
(Capital |>ald In
&
aft, »
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r.tt
k
P,
r,
New
JiUasU.iii
,
i
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fcow.4ai> V. CL'KTis
.
K. LMoatox,
Caab^;.
1
,
l.twaaiioi Itmis.*
:
T-rri
1
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^
BANKKlla;
Do
ty buiidi.
astenTr,
C
orjlor.
pq
Co,-,
AN»
BKOKEIIS,
AneKICIfS. «;a.
""
,^^
,
,,,
,
.
tiii^
ork Corrcspondeuts
VPreat
,.
,
crchant,
frvAJinab, CMu
,
W. Wheatley &
J.
ij^ii
WS«t
tile
,1.
.
"
—
•
SlH-ulnlatlontlvu
'
,t,.,s
f
Snaoial attention i^lv.n to coiinlcnments of (Motion.
Gold, siocka, Bi.iiis and ForulKii aud Domeatle
Kicbaniie, hoimlil and aold.
Ciillectlunspioinptiy remitted foil
.. .1
Orders aullcited lor the piiieknatiUL i4iA 6t
'"'"" ""
and Beeurltles. rronipt altinSoi- loiarant.-eu.
it.-eiT.
•3,4t0.8i>iJ
,
(!lv(inl.ic
Wostorti Oltr aud Coun-
»p1I
JX
,1
Tills na'nk.lmvlnjt reorj^anlzed a* a National Raiik
nijw iireparnt lo lo n «(>nfral l>iiilkln( MMncas.
^
'-.,• ;.. yoldWuStana iiullloii
Oovernir
liouuhtaiM
"•>'''"'
-i
.'fj
Lou
.
WlA»t-'8<IW)d||.-H
Parker
Prcs't.
NATIONAL HANK OF THE STATE
OF nilS.SOURI.
I n
S t
is.
<v
JKNU
Ulrouliii .Nult!» iivallii'ile
HTDB
CUAS.
_£
^-U
Co
FAKIK.
marouard, Andre dc Co
..,(
Commission
500,000.
IIVDK, Cashier.
I
sfccOTo I'lrculatlon
tfc
Tr,
BANKfcn, FACTOR AND
taoo.oco
.
iikhiuUt
aud Uupanlls
tbN;>o:v.
CO.,
ie
...
.
Joi"Mitort 4llh U. 9.
U:tuU,
tobert Bonnon
II
Southern Bankeri.
j.)
.hued
nnuii
-
lOf,
&
Morton, Galt
.flewYprtc CVresponjilc|it!(-Mesar3. Wm,,Itty(^
Co.,
Bankers.
FJiilaidalplila
West MAin
150
LoaUvlHe, Ky.. dealOM
R^ioct,
E. E, 6uBKi;sa, Prcs't.
in
BKJamisox&Co.
tc.
•tc.
ColIectlOB8«ndeo(rsl-paH»3«l'<hife Hi»ll«il
Wiiol)
.4 Co..
A.
r
&
108
BANKEl! AND BROKEE,
Co.,
CHARLESTON,
110 West Pourik Nireet.
ft
iilLVKU
tiOI.D,
Dealers tn
GOVBnx.UE.Mr itOM>S.
COLLRCTIONS'iwADB
8.
(Suicossors to
^'
fix*
Buy and
acce«8lb:e
in
.
N£w roBK CobbespoSdiktb
0UBVK9 ON LONDON AND PARIS
Uenry
CleviS
&
&
sell all
Co^ii
JONES * W,.-
P
.
,i
A. (
)
kinds of liailroad, City and other
COltectluns solieited afad promptly remitted lor.
POINTS'
.
South Cardllha maje and promptly remitted
points aud remitted lor oa day oi payment,
'i
securities,
,
.
S.
PITTSBURGH,
COLLECTIONS ON ALL ACCESSIBLE
•
CAlIOLlN.^.'
James T. Brady
I v.-iK
fit
Chang*', t&c, &?., Dou^tit
aud aU kind*
at all
;
Uncurreut Bank Notes. Bonils. Stocks. Specie
and sold.
OI^iClNNA'I'I.OIIIO.
«P»NOHTn
•
Kaufman,
C.
i
OKSIG-VATBI) Uia',)Sll,OiiV, OK IIIK II.NITKU
Sl'Allsa AND FI.N'aNCIAL Ah'v !
W; U. ftcELAKn, Preolitent,
C. Dr.
.aiU:.j^ ,:lj U. 0. UtiKE Al t. Cashier
ASS
S ^utbem Bankers.
Western Bankers.
-
«W ««' *"*
Raleigh National Bank
il WOBl Tlilrd Street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
All Cincinnati Banks, and Mcaara. LOCKSeafiToifk. :
OIBce No.
Iteler to:
oa CiiintuiiiaiuiiComiuLssioii.
GiLMORE, DUNLAP
National,
B.ankf
WILniNGTON, N. C.
'
F* Hewson,
sWci^ BlSOHE9i
KxchanKO basinets
BarLkliii; iimi
First
W. M.
PMIIjADISI^PHIA.
TrHnAactaKencritl
A. K. »r<a'i.(4B,0safc'l«r«
*^' ""-"'
CorelKn and UMUUStic KxcliiiU;;^. Qovernment Bonds
and nil Local Securities. Ulva prompt atteutlou to
oollectlous and orUers 1*07 }|ivetitmbat ot tuuds.
tor.
iu
K*untze Brothers,
Co.,
&
X..
J.
:
,;,
E. H.
BROKERS,
.
,
tot:
•
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.i.
no; ii<''«H{AVIBK 'STREET.'
J.M. Wclth& Arcnls.
Neiv Orleans, La.
Jahks Ishell.
&
King
Field,
LCltlcago,
Will
mike
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?i
The C
Kofar by permission. In CfllCAGO, to
liauk.
ttoilstifkiid Sold excliifrlvclr oti
UtlKSiOU.
Capital
Jl
¥
I
-
-
WM.
P.
ARMSTliONO,
N.lf .
3* NorlU AVater Street, mobile,
• 100,000,
Co.,
8AS FBAibiscO^:
BANKEBS,
Perkins,
J.
BANKER.
A. KLEtX, C. C. FLOWERREB. GKO. M. KLBIH
President.
Vloe-Prusideut.
Cashier,
Mississippi Valley Bank,'
'
EZCUANOE, BANK NOTES AND COIN BOUGHT
ANO BOLu.
,
Financial and Trust
Collections
made on
all
A BANK OF DISCOUNT AND DEPOSIT.
yjcKSBURo, miss.
accessible points In tbe
Southern States.
N. T. Correspondent :— Bank of the Manhattan Co.
I
W.
n.
Trustees
Fowler
Cashier.
C. l"
;HO.MP80N.2
U.
Oummluxs,
CuTils?'*'"'*'""''
N.
W
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^
II.
L.
DavU, 6.
.M.
or
New
^
i
HOLms.
.-
l!
Holmes
BROKERS,
ILBX. HaOBITB.
&
Macbeth,
,,
STOCK AND BOND BROKERS,
.^'
^^
^^
Keybox«.*^!*^^'^*^5'^^»^-'""'
CBAS. J; jEKSIBBi
Plum
T.P.BRAirOH,
Vlce-Prea't.
Prea't.
""'""• ^- W.Miore'. Tylj;
Bank
I..
Special attention given to purobase of Cotton.;
Jos. B. BstV
Casb'r.
Merchants & Planters
NATi^ONAL BANK,
rOiiK rOIiUKSPONDKNT
rirst National
eao.
Sommerville,
&.
,-1
SOMHEBTUXS.
WONTOOMERY.IALA,:
t
?• ?L B^'^W. John Unrrey, w. H, Sharo. J c
JohnsAii Samuel CrI.u ij. w' Hatliaway, II. 6'arroU:
,„„„.„„, o.u.uei ^.riiu. C. )y. iliilliaway,
BarroUbet, J <l. Ka Ird .M. Uosenbamn, J. O. kldrldee
.1.
rd..M. Itosenbamn,
o'
Hevdenreldi. H.
HeydenWdt H J. Ilooth, u. ,1. Deerln^,kidridKe 8
iin.ni i- i i'i„..,i.... F 8. *.5>-~'
i o iVoS:
W
&
BANKERS
'.
tfjmer
R. H.
1.1
.
,
WM. FO-WXXB.
Strous Vaults lor Safe Deposits.
l
,
OHX
EUFAI7LA, ALABAniA.
inONEY to LOAN,
Prcaldenl.
',
Ksneclal aitentlon paid t6 the purchase and s&le ot
Gold, Bank N .teivBouda,StopUH. Fi>r^ltr and Domes,
tic t-xohrnare. (Jotiectloiismadetiddproceedsprompt.
ly remitted.
INTBRBST ALLOWED OS DEPOSITS!
UttMlU' L. UAV13.
3-
AW;
Board of Trad*.
Banker, Ansusta, Ga.
Correapandeut— Importers and Tradere Matlona),
T.
in
i>res't.
i
Trust
Kuslnow
WILLLAMS,
John Craig,
Cashier.
j
A* nw
1
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placed In t'bod Comii'inlcs at Ion-eat rates
Iji'surancc
•
Son
Dealers li Money, ExchanKe, Bonds, Notes, Stocks,
and Real Kstate of every Mnd.- -SpeciaV atlntlon
given to sale and pr^dltable Investmenis.
'
JNo. W. LOVE, Assistant Cashier.
8ALST LOUIS MO,
Dealers in EicUange,
'
EXCIIANGB AND REAL ESTATE
BROKERS.
V Bank
-
•
&
Price Williams
'MMf-rm-'l "'
J AS. ISBELL. of TalladcKa, President.'
Bond Broker*,
Hi NORTH THIBD ST K BET
WkWAlLfFOttSI-V STUICET,
Com'
Particular attentioiipilato Settlement of SitAte and
City Taxes.
.—HOWES & MACT.
FlilCfi
stock and
California
'
,;
-
OF SELIHA.
Samuel A. Gaylord & Co.
NO,
Uficurrent itunk Notes,
0|r ALAPA,IIKA.
Sf^ATE
lUlUoaikBO lUaaad Stocta, aad other
M. NIOKKIW )N Pr.sldeut Fir« N»l.
-
I
am
'f
S.
Correspondent
CieyNotn,J
fnlted stalls Ikm.ls.
Mutllatod Cnm-ney,*
commercial Paper,
ifailruad Stocks,
Land Warraaits,
Special attention to collections.
Icivostinenta far Uoriior.itloii«, Brtates and
lii'-ottUo rtoar Ejtsltn L.).iiw, Coiu-
injroliil P»p,)r,
Son,
TALLADEGA, ALABAldA,
New York
^tate and Cllv Wurr*B(»i
Bank and
BANKERS,
III.,
FINANCIAl, AGENTS
ASOHEAL BSTATiS LOAN BISOKEKS,
IlMlvhhnM
&
State and
Inaurauce. Scrip,
R. U. IbbclIm
Lbell
Co.,
nold and Silver Com,
Vorkj
AUGUSTA. OA.
I
Cash Capital,
••....
$200,000
•l^Mia MtMthMi paid to Colleouou.
Atti
.di«»i -nisi\,
^zo i
.sHfr-
'
Soothern Securities ol 'TeiT description, Ylir.; Ds
KaUroad 8tock»
current Ksak Noteas State, city
*
BoudaaniConpona;
nr'ColIe iloosmade
in all parts of this state knA'
Aoiath Carolina and remitted lor ou day ot gpllea,
a
iiou, at ourceat rate at iiev Xtfk JUHibaug*.
1
Tit,;
CURB
P.
T,
EXCHANOB BAMK' 'AOOUSTA, OA.
C..
,
{liijtj'uw
,.iu,uL.i.Aji,fc
att^ji.^
THE CHRONICLE.
36
[Jnly 8, 1871,
Financial.
Financial.
&
WiNSLow, Lanier
no. ST'PINB SXBBKT, NEW
H
Co.
TOBK,
PER
7
CENT GOIiD BONDS
New York iHE City
E
(VIADUCT)
OFFEK FOB SALE
TBE FIRST mORTGAGE
Financial.
I.ONDON,' ENGI.AND.
mCORPOBATED BY ROYAL CHAETER, A.D.1865.
Railway Company.
HEAD OFFICE i (Comer ol Finch Lane),
needle Street
<
(No. 34 Old Bond Street
BRANCH
OFTEK
OFFICES.
Evansville,
DIBECTOBS.
BTSWABT, a. OaEBT HAI.L,
John Jacob Astob,
Peter B. Sweeny,
Chablxs a. Lahont,
Levi P. Morton,
Jaues F D. Lanier,
Hugh Sidtii,
Fbanklik Osgood,
William T. Blodgett,
Wm. BtlTLEB DtraOAN,
Richard O'Gobman,
Jomr J. Rradlzt,
Jose F. Navabbo,
Chablbb L. Tiffany,
Henby Smith,
William B. Tbsvebs,
Edwakd B. Wesley,
Joseph Selighan,
Manton Mabble,
Richard B. Connollt, John Taylor Johnston,
IHkney Hilton.
AXIXAXSSB
Tcrre Haute
BAH.HTA'r COnPANY.
4i are completed
•ltend« from Terre Haute, Indiana, northerly to DanTllle, Illinois, forming part of ihe great throngb rente
from Chicago to Terre Haute, EvansTllle.NasnTllle
and the Sonth.
Tbe remaining 11 miles will be finished in August,
and it is expected that the entire line from Chlcag; to
NaabTllie »Ui be completed about the same time.
ThU road, S6 miles long, of whlcb
paid
Subscribed Capital
(50,000
Shares of £20 each).
- -
Pald-np Capital
Reserved Fund -
DIRECTORS
.
1?
GOLD
%
|
SECRETARY—C.
EDIVABD
BVTE.EB DVNC&N,
P.
BABKEB,
Secretary.
of Terre Haute.
caltnral products of the rich Wabash Valley, Justify
as in recommending these bonds as a good invest-
By
o
u.
,
S.
ASSISTANT TBEABUREB,
New
York, July
6, 1811.
In conlormity with instructions itom the Secretary
of the Treasory notice Is hereby given to the holders
of S Per Cent Temporary Loan Certificates, issued
under the AcU of March 2, 1867, and July 29, 1868, that
all such certificates bearing date from March 16, 1868,
to April 15, 1868, of the denomination of $5,000. between
the numbers seventeen hundred and eleven (1711) and
eighteen hundred and thirty (1830) inclusive and ol
the denomination ol 910,000, between the numbers
Mventeen hundred and thirty-nine (1739) and eighteen
hundred and forty-four (1841) inclusive, will be paid
on presentation at this office, and that from and after
the 81st day of August, 1871, such certificates will cease
to bear Interest, and will be no longer available as a
portion ol the la^ ful money reserve ol any National
Banking Association.
;
THOS. HILLAUUSE,
Assistant Treasurer V. S.
AGENCY
-^tna Fire Insurance Co.
HABTFOBD, No. 6* "Wall St.
New York, July 3, 1871.
ADIVIDEND 0\r SIX PER CENT.FBEE ol UNITED
States
Ul, has been declared by the jEtna Insurance
Company if Hartford.
^]W>le on demand to New York shareholders
^
JAB.
A ALEXANDER,
.
at this
Agent.
Market Savings Bank,
NASSAU STREET,
NEW YORK,
BKHl-ANNUAL INTEREST
NO. 82
At the rate of
SIX PER CENT PER ANNUM
"'°"'°- *'" ^^ P"'" depositors
onwd'Sfr'""""''
WEDNESDAY, JULY
WIH. TAN NAJSE,
P«»11ent.
B. CONKLIIV.
^^
8ecr«£ary.
R AiLROAD
Wliather yon wish to buy or
Bonds.
sell,
write to
CHA8. ^r. BASSLEB,
"o. T l¥aU Street, New York.
Jiue
10. lini
•""• »» *«>
its
Broadway, N.
d£}iS\^g,-;i^d'i«nd'''onS'u&' p'I'S
y.,
ITffT? ""«,
l?SVTr'5S,^"J;x^t«^»'''«-S.figeJ'ffidLr^^^^
mfof^iVmjSi/^'A^ ""^
the terms of the Act of Incorporation in that respect,
the undersigned Commissioners on Stock Subscriptions, give pnblic notice for and on behalf of the
Directors, a^d of such Comiany, that Books of SubBoription for the Capital Stock thereof will be opened
on Wednesday the twenty-elgiithday of June, instant,
at the following places in this City, viz.
At the BaukiuK House of Duncan, Sherman* Co.,
No.
11
Nassau
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«>«
JaSibb MEKEMUL, Secretary.
Worth,
Dissolution of Copartnership.
treet.
At the Banking House of the Bank of the MetropollB,
31 Union > a iiare
The Company is authorized to construct two Vladnct
53
No.
EXCHANGE PLACE.
New York June 30th, 1871.
The Copartnership heretofore existing between the
Railways or branches through the City of New York,
on the east and w<st sides thereof, from a common
starting point at or near Chambers Street, between
Broadway and Chatham also across the Harlem Hlver
and through Westchester County; with power to
build additional lines of railway or branches, from
time to time. In nny part of the City, or Westchester
County. The property acquired b> the Company is
exempted ITom taxes and assessments during the
period allowed for the final completion of the railway
in the city. The Mayor, Aldermen, and Commonalty
of New York are authoilzed and directed, with the
approval of the Commslsloners of the linking Fund,
to subscribe for live millions of dollars oi the stookof
the Company, whenever one million of dollars thereof
has been subscribed for by private parties. This
conditional amount of stock has been wholly subscribed
for and taken by the Directors of the Company.
On the completion of either of the Imes ol
railway to the line of Westchester County the
niESSBS. J.
the Supervisors of Ihat County are authorized to issue
the bonds of the County to such amount as the Supervisors shall deem expedient, to aid In the construction
and extension of the railway In and through that
County . For the proper equalization of the Interest
of shareholders who may subscribe and pay in moneys
at different times, the Directors are authorized to
ship for the transaction oi a General "
Domesllc liunklng Business, In New Yo
delphla, under the firm-names ol
;
Issue scrip for interest
subscribers, under
me firm name of
DABNET, noBGAN &
Expires
thlsi
day by
lt«
own
The business heretofore conducted by us will be
i n the same location by the new firm of
continued
DBEXEL, nOBGAN &
Who
will also act as
nOBGAN
S.
CO.,
&.
OF
CHARLES H. DABNEY,
J.PIEKPONT MORGAN,
JAMES J GOODWIN.
GEORGE
Copartnership
NEW YORK AND
MOBGaS.
H.
Notice.
PHILADELPHIA,
July
The nnderslgned have
DREXEI.,
this
1st, 1871,
day formed a Coiartner
mORGAN
iPhlla-
& CO.,
63 Excbange Place, Neiw York.
DBEXEL
34 Soutb Tblrd
Sc
CO.,
Street, Philadelpbla.
IIREXEL,
F. A.
DREXEL, \ Residing In Philadelphia.
WRIGHT.
J. PIERPONT MORGAN,
JOS. W. DREXEL.
Residing In New York.
A.
H.
J.
for
J.
J.
to be paid in ca»h at the time ol subscription.
The
residue to be paid as called tor by the Board
of Directors on a notice of thirty days, but no call
at any
one time to exceed ten per ent.
Scrip lor Interest at the rate of seven per
cent per
annum will be Issued by the Company, payable out of
the first carnliigB of the Railway on all instalments
paid on Stock subscribed for within thirty days
alter
the Subscription Books shall be opened.
The Company reserves the right to close the
Subsc Iptlon Books at any time after the
twenty-ninth day
ol July, 1871.
By order of the Board ol Directors.
CO.,
Agents and Attorneys lor
LONDON.
of the earnings.
The terms of subscription will be as follows:
Tin per cent of the amount of Stock subscribed
CO.,
limiutlons, and Is dls
name of the firm
solved. Either partner will sign the
in liquidation.
on such payments, payable out
19.
p^'ilS^r^ S,U?e\"t''f''ro''S,'j"u¥il'' "^'"'«<' " ''^'""
HBNBT
authority of the Board of Directors of The
New York Railway Company, and in conformity with
rricE OF
J.
4.°'""""' 5'*'', aPbfOTed American and other
i-^.^J;",^ Firms
foreign
or Banks, at snch moderate rates of
CoinuilsBlon as shall be considered consl.stcnt with
mutual advantaiie. The laterust iii.on such
l°J}!^^
accounts is calculated at current rates on dally balances, and Is made np on tlie 30th June and 31st
Deer moer in each year.
Demand Cheques and Exchange honored against
approved previous or simultaucoua Remittances.
Credits opened SEainst Flrst-claBs Securitlr s neeociahle in Loudon. Mercantile and Marginal Credits
ara
istucd, as also Letters of Credit upon any leading
Commercial City, and every description of genera*
Banking Baslnces trausaeted.
The Oflicers and
""'?*'''' "/.' pledged not to dlsclose.the
.,.,rS?„2'
transactions of any of Its Customers.
Treasurer.
and other successlul and experienced railroad men,
and its prospecti \ e businf ss In coal. Iron and the agrlment.
,
Vice-President.
TT.
The Donds will be reg Istere d If desired.
The character ol the managers of tills road, among
whom are CHAUNCEY KO^E, E«q.,
,
John Woolmore Duncan Alfred George Kennedy.
HENRT HII.TON,
HUGH S3IITH, President,
COIN.
New York
I
I
MANAGERS:
luuold, and are offered at NINETY per cent and acinter est. The principal and interest are
IN
500,000
100,000
-
Jojn Jones, Esq., Chairman.
E»sV,^^'l- *"'• WcNaughtan,_Esq.,
?„i,„'i7'«.H,'',''
John Hackblock Esq..
William Slmpson^ksq
-'"""'lian Tliorp.'Eiq.
Ij^w,^ V''!."^ ^"I"
WrS'^u ^i"},?w J J™"!' JS. Vaiiner, Efq
Wm. McArthur,Esq.,M
George Young, Esq.
ti.
in.
cnied
PAYABLE
-
£1,000,000
-
|
•The Bonded Bebt la - - - $T76,000,
of which but THREE HUNDRED THOUSAND remain
Coupons are due May and November, in
l60,Tottenham Court Road
S°':i?',*
No. 25, Ludgate Uill
5
(
Tbe Capital Stock of tbe Co is $450,000
all
Thread.
T.
William M. i weed,
August Bslhoitt,
and Chicago
payable In cash at par, and nearly
Bank,
N.
ROBINSON,
i
Paris, Jnly
DBEXEE., HABJES &
3 Bae Scribe.
DREXEL &
CO.,
CO.,
ilREXEL. M0U(3AN&C0.,
JCIHN H. HAKJKS.
EUUKNE WLNTHROP.
i
A1.EXANDER T. STEWART,
JOHN JACOB ABTOU,
LEVI P. MORTON,
Commissioners on behalf of the Company.
NevTorlcJu)i«l«th,U71.
Ist, 1871.
The undersigned have this day forme! a Copartnei
shin for the transaction of a general banking liusiness,
under the fiim-name of
»-CONTIN ElM TA
llANK, N.'W York June
CENT.,
i
I-
NATIONAL
24. 1871.—'! he Directoia of this
this day declared a dividend ol
PER
free of government tux, Itom the earnings of
the past six months, payable on and alter Julv 5th.
Books close June SOth, and ope ii on the sixth of July
C. F. TIMPBON, Cashier.
Bank have
FOUR
JHE
%1^
ANI
HUNT'S MERCHANTS' MAGAZINE,
I
REPRESENTING THE INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL INTERESTS OF THE DNITED STATUS.
VOL.
SATURDAY, JULY 8, 1871.
CONTENTS.
As to the export movement of gold,
13.
TUB
minm
Changes in the Redeeming
Agents of National Banks
Latest Monetary and Commercial
87
Debt Liquidation In Jane
M. Ttiiers tiiul tile Bank of France
Rcvitw of the Month
The Debt Statement for July, '71
English
News
Commercial and Miscellancona
News
44
THE BANKEItS- GAZETTE AND RAILWAY MONITOR.
Hunev
Marl<et, llnilway Stocks,
U. S. Seciirille*. lioUi Marki't,
Koreii^n Exchiiinxc. New York
City Ivitiks,IMiiltulelphiaBaiiks
National Banks, etc
Quotations of Stocks and Bonds
lUllway
News
Itailroad,
45
48
49-SO
54
55
Breadstafls
57
I
Dry Goods
I
No
Prices Current.
<lLt)rontcl«.
TEBKS OF SUBSCBIFTION-PATABLE IH ADVAHCS.
OHN
o.
FLOTD, JR.
6 00
sent to mdscriiers until ordered diseontlntud by letter.
and is paid by the subscriber at his man post-office.
B.
& 00., Pnbllshers,
79 and 81 William Strset,
YORK.
Holme*
la
VILLIAM
DANA
NEW
Post Oftich Box
Mr. Alex.
4,693.
oar only travelling agent.
iW
The Publishers cannot be responsible for Remittances nniess made by
Drafts or I'ost-Offlce Mone/ Orders.
iS^ neat tile for holding; current numbers of the Chroniclk is sold at the
offlce for 50 cents.
Volumes bound for subscribers at tl 25. The flrst and
second volumes of the Cbboniclb are wanted by the publishers.
A
persons are again urging the Secretary of the
Treasury to
For
But there
to be kept up.
much
is
that
is little
necessary to the
institution
Bank
doubt that
of England,
requires that
it
should
larger basis of coin than ever before.
It
of specie will be obtained and held by the Bank, which
it is
argued that in large part the coin required
imported into England from
is
to be
country, and that our
this
this cause.
There
is no doubt that this poKcy which is attributed to
Bank of England would have an influence to counteract
some of the movements which for some time past have
given to the gold premium a declining tendency. It is also
the
certain that the further increase of the
be of vital service to
of a century or
shall not
the
bank.
gold
more
reserve
For a quarter
the settled practice has been
go abroad
to
buy
would
But new habits are
by old corporations.
not easily acquired
bank
WALL STREET AND THE GOLD PREilHUM.
Some
is
the belief entertained here that such an enlarged aggre-
from
$10 00
f
1869.
in
recent large specie shipments have been and will be increased
CoMup.KoiAL AND Financial CnBOHiOLK, delivered by carrier
tooltyaal.«orlbere,ana mailed to all others, (exoltulTe of postage,)
lie
19^ millions
has given, with other forces, an impulse to our gold market.
Ta«
railage U *) centt per year,
WtlxiAlt B. DANA,
I
millions last year and
such a change of policy
is
ThbOomiiekoial AMD FINANCIAL Ohbonicls tstssued every Saturday 'itnrning, 'nith the latest news up to midnight if Friday.
For One Year
For Six Months
7 he Chro.- ici.« wiS
21^
the reserve
giite
3ll)e
expected
evidence has been published to show that this increase of
repose on a
Groceries
I
against
and the safety of
THE COMMERCIAL TIMES.
Commercial Epitome.
Cotton
is
to be kept
Canal and MiaceUa*
neons Stock List
61
Railroad, Canil and Miscelaneons Bond List
S2-S3
1
activity
its
up by the new policy of the Bank
of England in increasing its gold reserve, which has now
risen to a higher point than ever before, and is still increasing.
On the 21st of June the reserve was £26,408,277
to
CHHONICI/K.
Wall Street and the Qold Pre-
some extent
NO. 315.
that the
gold, but shall refrain
from
way
with the regular movements of
commerce which cause gold to gold to flow Into or to flow
interference in that
all
gold which the Government holds as
prompt payment of the interest on the out of the coffers of the bank in obedience to the great laws of
public debt and for the ultimate redemption of the green- demand and supply. When the gold balance of the bank runs
back notes.
This sale has often been urged. But it too low the old plan was to increase the rate of interest and
tt
sell
the
security for the
seems now to be more out of place than ever. For, first,
the gold balance in the Treasury is only 76 millions, which
is not a large sum in comparison of the functions it has to
fulfil
;
and,
secondly,
the gold
premium
lias
long
been
declining, and will need for its extinction no doubtful or dan.
to
go on increasing
On
the other hand
op]K»site plan
it till
when
gold began to flow into the bank.
was too large the
was adopted, and the rate of interest waa
the gold reserve
lowered, the process being continued
until
gold* ceased to
accumulate.
We have often showed how this method of managing the
bank tended, by the constant fluctuations on the rate of
interest, to derange the machinery of commerce; and how at
18()9.
But this reaction is probably a temporary one. a critical moment it might aggravate a temporary evil
Indeed, the advance received yesterday a sudden check. and exaggerate it into a general panic.
Such was the result
The depressing cause seemed to originate in reports regarding that actually happened in 1866, afler the failure of Overend,
gcrous remedies.
It is true that for a short time past there
hds been a reaction from the constant decline which has
been gradually developed since the gold panic of September,
A multitude of Gurney & Co., a large private banking firm, holding millions
were started by the speculators with a of deposits from banks and private persons. In the most
vi. w to operate in various ways on the
market. These healthy condition of financial afiairs the failure of such an
rumors are for the most part devoid of authenticity, and institution would have produced a violent spasm; but under
few of them receive much attention in well-informed
quar the clumsy manipulation of the Bank tlie panic spread and
the
foreign
sensational
absorption of the new loan.
stories
however, contended that gold is likely to rule
heavy foreign exports of coin,
but chiefly from the condition of ovtr paper currency.
ters.
It
is,
higher, partly because of the
culminated in
the
most disastrous convulsion which has
money market. So imminent
ever desolated the English
wHb
'.he
danger
iliat
at a Cabiset
meeting, specially called
_-
^'*
t
Ifi^ dflRONlCSLE.
38
for the
T
Lord
purpose,
was directed
Claientlon
.
issue
to
,a
circular to all the
British
ministers abroad with a view to
rMsjBure the public
mind
Of
these the
IJuly
connects
latesi;
8,
1871.
with Mr. Spinner, the
itself
Europe, and to allay the prevail-
of
England was announced yesterday, with the statement that
new loan had succeeded, which Mr.
Bank of Richardson was commissioned to make in Europe. The
the negotiation of the
ing alarm.
On
that occasion, as in a previous crisis,
Eng-'and was obliged
draw
to
tht*
Bank
largely for coi.u o» the
Indeed, for iiiimy practical purposes, the reserves
of Prance.
were
of the two banks
But the Bank of
viitually one.
France was much the
ipoc/e vigilant
up
Thus, 'during the half year ending
its
Treasurer of the United States, whose intended return from
specie reserve.'
of
,t^'0 in
tlje
l^ceping
precise nature of this negotiation has not transpired, and the
amount of the bonds
covers
it
variously reported at from
is
six millions to fifty millions of dollars.
occasion^iu which
licity
Mr. Bou^wejl
This
the
is
beforehand to his plans, and some curiosity
3l8t August, 18C6, or three months after the panto, Ehajapd
pressed; to kiiow the
imported gold to the amount of £20,455,000, whilj Franco
ifii^r«ed £29,245,06o, or almost half as much more. Such
1st July attracts the
ex-
is
be much longer withheld.
however, was the drain of gold that the cljse of the six
mopths found the Bank of France with nearly 11 millions
first
feiled to give full pub-
h^is
B tnk
sterling increase of gold reserve, while the
|^ft4
mcrcaspd
its coin, fcscr.ve
show th^
g^n^yioipe clearly
of England
Nothing
but ,£,1,2^0,0,00.
jTull
Tn the absetice of this information
which
more
conversion
From
we
suppose,
statement of
the
report,
full
June
bonds into the new fives amounted to
of old
$51,451,950.
the debt
scrutiny.
given on another page,
is
Besides
it
will be seen that the
bonds,
those
Bank of absorbed $5,994,800 of
clo?^.,d<.'pendence.of the
details which will not,
the
Fund
Sinking
Five-TyFenties, which have been set
that of Fr-uicR.
Tbe reserves of tiie two insii apart in accordance « ith the law. The whole reduction of
were somp 30 ii)iU'.ous ster!,\iig, and constituted, si.\ per cent bonds in June was thus i!57,44(5,750, of which
ti\li,Qpg
^Jkj^pcjak, one cofl:)m9W, re^^rv,?,, jRhich was the basis of $47,907,500 were registered, while $9,539,250 were coupon
i^ijiTij^esn banking and international copimt roe.
bonds.
Some discussion has tfiken place as to the relative
^qgland on
^^Npw
the
Bank^of EngLml
The Bank
alona.
stivnds
of
amount of the various
descriptions of
An
Five-Twenties.
shows that the movement in
r^SWveof 20 millions sterling quite aloof fam the move- thn bonds of 18(52 has been, as was expected, the most
l^eptp of commerce, and the international ba!;king and com- lively; while tliat of the bonds of 1SG4 and 1805 is not so
iperce pf Europe are renting chiefly on t,he. reserves of the active, and in the bonds of 1807 there is still less attraction
Hence (be infereijco that that iustitution, towards the new loan. The following table exhibits the aggre^ftPJ£ of England,
l^eling its obligatiojBSt wjil strengthen itself, and will raise gates of registered and coupon bonds in June and July,
i^^^ j-e.serve to 35 or 40 millions sterling.
>ho«ing the charges whi'.h the last three months have
suspending sp^ie payrnents,
|]fi^C?,, ,l?y
the.a^gijinents.tised
^^^Su,ch {<re
..holds
coin
its
support,, of l,he,opiuion
ip,
.
<^?t
e^pprt
qjii;,
tall off,
analysis of the official returns
effected
:
JtTLT.
d,emf\ild ,fqi; gol(J,-wi;i,,inc!wa^ft -father th^-vn
inasmuch as to the other out.w.rd inovements
regular channels of
commerce
in the
be added an ndditiona)
will
Registered.
Coupon
Total.
t6.01S,(IOO 00
13,568,()00 00
Fives of 1K)8
Sixes of 1881
Sixes
$13,»l»,0i:0 00
4,8)7,000 00
$20.00'.i,000 0:1
Si xes of 1S81
specie for, the purpo^?( refeiretf
A|niai)(J, for
^18 phange
ac^cely
fail
9f :j;old.
of
to
But
policy
have some
1,0,
,pf course if
London,
.be ^adoptpd
ia
in(Jup.nce,i,n
hardt^ning thf price
jit,
Th^ same may be
hfi^ p^ph^J;,ily|.^efl.,v<^jf
much
any
exagger-
said of the other set of arguments for
%,ris9 '^ gPld, bas.!;d.on tjig condition of our. paper. fiurrency.
Ijf.jft
.npjiy.
81.1I-2S.800
£3,lft0 fl.'iO
1.37,413,250
can
it
as an element in a calculation poiuting to
^si^era^lil^^js^
12."!,7.').'),.3.')0
of 18S2
Si.xcB of 1881
!)-?0<
S-«0sof 1864,,.
of 1864
2.(119,(100
42,(i06,g-)0
5-2.'»of IS(i5
5--J()s of 18fiS, J,
.5-aO«of 1867
5-208 of 1868
F.vcs of 1881
4>^sof 1886
48of laoi
40,074,050
.5-20.-'
&J
65,(;H4,000
88,780,!1.50
11,621,500
52,478,050
Total
,
^ew banks
will .barely rea,9h ,^0; millipn? of 4pLI,aj;^
And
whole should 1)3 .ip>ued,,lhe eq^jiibrium of the
(^rrency will be kept steady by the,, retirement and cancellation of an equivalent ampunt of three per cgpt cerlificatesj
g^Ht^of our paper
money
the excessive issues cause
(i.\5(i2,75!)
.381.801,700 00
21,809,0.50 00
2,()19,(>00
43,359;466'(IO
176S99.150 00
24-2, 583, 1.50
328,246,9,50
239,460,000 00
27,797,450 00
7,191,100 00
945,000
65,652,500
103,973,500 00
38-2.958,500
5.3,185,100 00
21,814,900
67,279,650
137.287,650 00
.
.
:.<J
&
.
8,99,5,100 00
52.92!),000 00
S8,55!!,100 00
70,851,450 00
of 18f)5, J.
J
5,208 of 1867
'.;..:.
5-208 of 1868
Fives Of 1881...;,.'...'... ..
4>^sof 1886
5-2I1S
*
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
10
$1,888,1*3,750 00
Coupon
4.84,'',000
133,6(15,800 00
'
5.20sof IgM.
5-20aof 1864
6.209 of 18(>5\
39.418,950
69,669,150
$13,tl55,000 00
5-20S of 1,862
Sixes of 1881
480f
(5,966,250
Ifi7.6.i0.8(»
13,567,000 00
I
7.5,000.000 00
I9i,r>(;7,3
121. .570,7.50 00
Recri**tered.
$6,04.5,000 (0
Fives of 1858
Sixes of 1881
Sixes
Sixes of 1881
403,7.3.3,.5OO
57,154,050 00
$1, 1«-2,361,400 00
eveii if the
w^ich, being available for bapjvreserve^, are virtually a pant
It is true that theaggrt<|^ the active currency .of the country,.
915,000 00
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
t725,772,;»0 00
almost, cefjait^ that the fifty millions of bank notes
Vhich.were autljorized at the close of last session will not
all be issued.
Up^to the present time the appli.ci^tipns for
18,415,000 00
915,000 00
189,318,100 00
Total.
$20,000,000 00
18,415,0f0 00
915,000 OO
189,.318,100 OO
486,932,000 OO
00
00
00
00
00
00
7.5.000,000
00
194,567,300 00
2;(195,10O 00
97.681,6.50 00
44,i5i!|650'o6
ia3,«60,150 00
177,212 230 00
179,.369,500 00
241,686,5,50 00
2.50.220,950 00
5,117,000 00
333,011,050 00
39. 61 2, .3.50 00
8 217,400 00
$1,170,048,750 00
$1,894,128,750 00
00
Il,6a3,000 00
3,100,400 00
91,.32.5,100
•28,009,.360
00
....
1901
circ^latiol) is, top large,, and, that
tiie
Total...'
existing depreciatioi).
But
$724,080,1)00 00
it
These
figures give
the results of the whole of
Mr. Bout-
»M cither
from the extensiop of railroads, telegraphs,
business facilities, the country requires annually
well's
* •afger
aiKl
millions of five-twenties which are already subscribed for,
is plso true that
bflsiness.
larger
Thus we
amouiit of monify
to
carry
on
funding operations, except that he has about seven
its
are growing
up to specie payments,
*n3 the progress of the country Nort!i[South and West
on
but. have not yet been audited and exchanged at the
Ofiice.
Loan
Excepting these bonds which will appear in the
;
next monthly schedule, the debt movements in June have
the Atlantic and Pacific slopes.and in the Mississippi
Valley ;
produced a decrease in the principal of $7,103,3.50, and in
i* estimated to have so enlarged the
area for tl;e use of
Since
the yearly interest charge a ,saving of $874,293.
currency as to be equivalent to a redaction, of at
least 25
July, 1865, when the debt reached its highest point, we have
per C^nt In tiie premiuip during
,
,
the
true
method
last
five
years.
The
reduce the gojd premium undoubtedly is to
enlarge the field for the use of currency by expanding
the
*'^' ^f thccoiJritry ani developing its industrial
to
activivv.
-c/i
iri'i'irrH"r
has been reduced (rom 1151,832,051 in 1865 to
aggregate, which
saving in
-:
DB4T
.ll(lUII>ATl«i\
iN /ONE.
Mr. Boutwell'a
elTorts to
float
the
new
is
interest
$110,710,475.
alone
exceeds
It
its
present
thus appears that our
50 millions
of
dollars
a year, and that of the principal we have paid off during
tiS»lf«r«||a*^rf9 have been.inicJrculatlon this
to
paid off no less than $508,830,206, while the annual interest
week
loan in
relative
Europ
e
the past six
A year.
yeprs
»ti
It is dlffioull to
average of 84 millions
conceive a
of dollars
more impressive
Jllus
THK (mitONKM.K.
JnlyS, 1871,]
39
i.
trttlion
of the
strength and
firtancial
fiscal
.1
i
ot ihj»
ly
..
reserve was really
obun'try.
We must reniemb'er that al nost ^very year in whicn
dollars,
we
been paying off these vast sums of our
the fJillbwing week.
liavo
national
we have lessened the buidins of the people, have re"
mittcd lar^e sums of federal taxatlofi; and have reform^'d
debt,
our
system
fiscal
til!
mucli leks of)^rossive
is
it
try and offers few of those mischievous
formerly
With
indus-
to
obstacles
by which
public revenues increasing at the rate of 10 per cent
a year, and a national produoJ,ive power multiplyini»
appears
it
to'
Aj^ain,
was another incr.aso
there
of
roierve
which
is
dollars.
Ffbm
lias
niillions
suffered
loss
itself
t
ha
o
>hg
beek\
1870, this g(ild
Sfe^titVibei-,
of 6nly
consideHiig the
small
l04 milli
oi*
Ml
somewhat augmenUd
during the fll*8t week in Ji/ly,
of 100,000,000 fiancs, or 20
have
57,600,000,
extraordinary
which have torn the nation since the battle of
pbstructed the gro^vth of ths national wealth.
it
and
liuncs,
.1^') ::,.:...ji... ul
and
protection of ihe gold re'terve
Of
Empire.
the consequent deiheance of the
its
si
4UHi
c mviiWltrtis
Seditt' i.V4
coUlfk*
corisr'vatiort
irt
tH*
tlJift
vaults of the Bitnk, were in large part due to the insffenredeem the debt sion of specie payment's, wlilch \Pai Voted by the F^ei<Sh
by
with about the sune rapidity t^s heretofore, and secondly by Chambers oh the 11th of August. Tlie disiip'peatanciS' of
funding tlie remaiuJer of the debt at rates varying from 4 coin under the popular fear of rhilitary occupatioii has thus
to 5 per cent.
We have heretofore given our reasons f ri been much less thin was exfyected. With the exc^p'ti^ifn of
with
much
greater rapidity, Mr. Boutwell
is aiixious to sig-
continuing to
nalize his administration
the opinion that iu both
these
he
directions
is
attempting
th'e
coih in cirtnldtidn, Ihe holirdin^ prlicess'did tiot abawrt*
commend. Siill it must be mnch'rnore than 100 millions of ddllhris. The drain 6f ^e(5ie
admitted that iii all esential particulars Mr, Boutwell's ad- from the Bank of France during the whole of ihe war
ministration has baen a sigt^al success, and ^f, as is reported, period, therefore, did not gt'eatly exceed the bmount
his mission of the AssistantSecretary to Europe h's resulted w'itlidrawn from the Bank of Fratice diirlng the 14 weeks
favorably there the now
)an may parhaps shake o(f its before and after the great Overend panic in 1868.
Dulling that panic, and for some time afterwards, ^fie
recent torpor here as well as abroad.
Whatevtr We msy
think of the expediency of sottie parts of Mr. BdiitWell's B:ink of France replehiyhed its reserve and made good its
policy, there can be no doubt that he ha-s steadfastly upheld losses of gold by heavy purchases here and elsewhere.
the axiom that a permanent debt is not an American institu
However, in face of the heavy drain of coin out of is
tion, and that the safety of our free government demands coffers, the coin reserve was much larger three motilhs fcfter
Of Course this replenishing process
that the generation which contracts a public debt shall make the panic than b'fore.
more than a wise
policy could
1
all
the provision in
its
power
for final early
debts,
of coure?. Beyond
is,
except in this country,
is
also.
ui>helJ;
culties
him
it is
most
considering his
diffi-
impossible to withhold from
the credit of haviug done as
liquidation as the
much
in the
way
not' s a forced circulation,
redeem them on deihand
tion to
Some hope
is
indulged by
M.
and
suspeilditrg
the oblig«-
in "coin.
Thiers, and
by
his
Finance
Minister, touching an early resumption of specie payrhents.
They evidently
feel,
however, that the
which the French Republic
that a wise policy
must
currency-theorists,
cf debt
suces<ful of his predecessors.
The general facts of this debt schedule are very satisfivctory.
The gold in the Treasury amounts to 9G millions, of
which nearly 20 niillio.is bitlong to depositor?, leaving the
Government balance a little over 76 millions. The currency
down
must long ago have disappeared from the
bank
interest
the
and although wo think he
pushiifd it to excess, still,
and achievements,
not been practicable during the war, arid consequently
the stock of coin
iJank vaults, but for the interposition of the law giviiig the
must
This wholesoihe policy Mr.
Boutwell has faithfully
|ias
debt regarded as a
only
not
be paid, but the principal
has sometimes
In
their national
Scarcely anywhere,
hope.
the publ c
obligation of which
financial
redempion.
piyment of
the older countries of Europ3 the
it
is
difficulties
with
surrounded are so formidable
dictate eaution.
To some
of
onr
might seem to be the easiest thing
in
M. Thiers to bring about resumption. For
French Bank notes are at par. Although the circulation
the
hns incre sed during eleven months of suspension, from 349
millions of dollars to 440 millibns, still the bank paper is
the world
for
29 millions a year not at a dlscodnt
never has been ii a disit
The Three count; and the notes aire ^Veh SAld lo hxie ^dtd'''fbr'
per Cents have fallen from 45 millions a year ago and 52 a srriall premium.
Under these circumstan(^es why not
millioas the June previous to 32 millions at present.
This restore specie payrtients at once? Onr own i-esurtipamount will be further diminished by the further with- tion-enthusiasts were en^er td rtetofe Steele payftifents
balance
is
to
$(),533,3G3 against
;
ago and 37 millioas at the close of Jime, 1509.
drawal of ^1,450,000, as announced
month.
end of
by one leap when gold ranged at 30 or 40 per cent
premium or even higher. In the estimation of these theoOn the whole the schedule before us is th'i moat interest- rists it was no impedlrh'eht to instant resumption that the
ing and satisfiOtory which Mr. Boutwell has for some time Coin dollar was woi^th onfi-third or one-fourth more than the
issued, and 1,000 copies of it are printed for transmission paper dollar.
The two could be brought togctfier, they
abroad.
Indeed, its publication by teleg-'aph in Europe |thought, by the pu^e 'B:it of the Treasury, or 'by a siniple
m ly h»ve h»d some influence in facilitating the early com- Act of Congress, or by some other fihancial or politica I
pletion of Mr. Boutwell's noirotiations there.
maneuvre. On these principles all M. Thiers has lo do to
And some of these
restore specie payments is to resiime.
M. THIERS AND TiIE BANK UF FRANCE.
reasoners will reproach him as insufll»rably timid arid weak,
Our European mails exhibit the French finances in a and prodigal of his splendid oppoitiiflities, if he do riot
better light, and
by revealing
the difficulties of the situation.
for
the
fuller details clear
this
The drain of gold has not
been so exhaustive as was affirmed by the cable despatches
to which
w^ have more
than once referred.
On
the 24ih of
June, by a blunder of their agent in tiondon, the Associated
Press of
this city
reported that the bullion
in
resume before gold goes to a pretniom, ftnd it is
M. Thiers has, however, said little as yet pb6ut
too late.
any immediate plan for rostoriug specie payments, ,,.H^
up some of hasten
the
Bank
of
to
either thinks the currency
touched, or
fiscal
and
elsa
he
problem too large to be rashly
reg'irds
it
as
1-ss
pressing than other
financial difficulties.
So far the policy of M. Thiers is probably safe, s.ill he
Like a
which, in face of the trouble of the past twelve months, was must be careful not to let the malady get worse.
quite credible, and has "^llcit^fd 'ttiiich cdnnl^t lifid so** mariner in a storm, he must avoid on tlie one hand the risk
anxiety, proves to be an error,
The bank aggregate of coin of compromising the safety of his ship by pttempting tco
France had
fallen to
22 millions of
francs.
This statement^
THE CHKONICLE.
40
and on the other hand he must not neglect a
He will, no doubt, take everything
le«k too long.
dangerous
much
at once,
in its
proper order.
Whether M. Thiers be
right or wrong,
currency
however, that he will have more trouble with the
seems to look for. In view of the well known
than he
money, it is
principles controlling irredeemable paper
volume
scarcely probable that the recent enlargement of the
or can long be
of the French currency will be permanent,
may
kept up without depreciation. The excess of volume
has a tendency to cause
It
of prices, give an intoxicating and seductive stimulus
an-l comto industry, and finally to paralyze manufacturing
a
rise
mercial enterprise.
It
may
1871.
8,
EETIEW OP THE MONTH.
With the
exception of the excitement in stocks caused by the
sudden decline of Eock Island from 130| to 110 on Wednesday i
21, the financial markets were exceedingly quiet during
June, and the volume of business transacted was generally small.
Money continued very easy, and the excess of Legal Tender reserves in the banks increased from $16,603,653 on the 3d of June
The shifting of loans, and into $18,174,482 on the 1st of July.
June
subordinate to
he evidently thinks the currency <lifficulty
of money with a
several others, among which the raising
the most
view to get rid of the German hosts is certainly
and intolerant of delay. We fear,
importunate, urgent,
disturb the standard of value.
[July
let loose the spirit ot speculation
creased caution
shown
in regard to accepting stocks as collateral
which naturally resulted from the semi-panic in the
stock market, referred to above, caused a slight hardening in the
rates for money on call, and lenders were able to mark up their
security,
The advance, however, was
month the rates on Govwere about 2@3 per cent, and on stocks 3@5
a time, about 1 per cent.
rates, for
quite temporary, and at the close of the
ernment
collateral
per cent.
Government Securities showed much firmness, Five-Twenties
advancing fully IJ per cent, although the amount of business
done was not large. Foreign bankers have been among the prin
cipal purchasers, as higher gold and firm prices of our bonds a
London and Frankfort afforded a fair margin for shipment, and,
and endue that spectre with power to do vast, irreparable
both offer the high rates of exchange also furnished additional inducements
harm. The history of France and of this country
The large amount of bonds purchased by Governfor buying.
one of
too much evidence that an irredeemable currency is
ment during the past two years has materially reduced the availpolitic and one of
able supply on the market, and the advance in Five-Twenties is
the most dangerous maladies in the body
control.
in part, a natural reaction from the low prices to which they dethe least responsive to
argument is urged that France is " under-curren- clined before the new Government loan was introduced, as many
But the
increase in the mass of holders were then apprehensive that their bonds might, in a short
cied," and that consequently a large
called in.
advantageous. time, be
the circulating money is needful and would be
PBICKS or eOTSRNHSMT SECCRITISB in JUHK, 1871.
appealed to. First,
In defence ot this view several facts are
we are told that the recent increase of the note circulation
was needed or it would have put gold at a premium. If
France had not been " under-currencied," depreciation must
long ago have resulted from augmented issues which are
already about 26 per cent more than before existed in
France, and 31 per cent more than was outstanding before
volume of the paper currency, as at
present enlarged, has stood the test of the war and the loss
of credit which an irredeemable currency in scarcely another
Secondly,
the war.
t!ie
recorded instance has ever borne without depreciation. Had
not France been "under-currencied" this could not have
been.
Thirdly,
it is
affirmed that with the return of peace
and the release of the country by the ^invader, there will be
such an impulse given to trade and commerce that the field
for the
money
use of
will
expand and a larger volume
of currency will be needed than is
now
Moreover, the example
the business of the French people.
of the United States
is
appealed
sufficient to transact
to,
and
it is
our 40 millions of people would require, as is said, 700 millions of currency, if gold were at par, surely France with an
millions of dollars,
its
is
inadequately supplied with 440
present aggregate.
From
ail this
it
" under-cur
is contended that France has not only been
rencied," heretofore, but
is
perhaps so
At any
still.
rate the
117X
117^
18...
IS ..
U...
•landing.
renoy.
M. Thiers
And
there
is
evidently to be kept out
has no intention to contract the cur
can
be
no doubt that
if t!ie
present
iii"
the finances of
tlie
French Treasury
is
Republic will be
to share with the
additional circulation, and will
afloat
much
without mischief,
bank the
For the
profits of tlie
take the greater part of
it.
The bank charges now 3 per cent for its advances, next year
the rate will he 2 per cent, and the year after only 1 per
But all history and all experience combine to show
cent.
that no two countries are alike in their demand for currency,
and that an irredeemable paper issue is a very unsafe
resource for a needy government. The vast enlargement
of the currency which was required during our war may also
suggest something to M. Thiers. He will perhaps find when
the Germans l«ave the country that those temporary causes
will disappear which for a time have enlarged the demand for
currency and prevented the notes of the Bank of France from
sustaining for the time the usual depreciation consequent on
excessive issues of irredeemable notes.
'.'.'.'..
1141<
114J<
IHH
112«
114Ji
iiaji
nax
117K
in«
ii4Ji
iio"
iio
114X
lis"
112X
112X
iiax
113
118
2<)...
114H
114X
114X
114X
114X
ii»
110
110
115
llOX
iio«
nB>i
115H
115
iioJi
116J<
UO'A
iiox
113X
118X
117X
118X
113
iiix
tnji
113J<
HoX
IIOX
lllX
n\%
llHJi
118>,-
Cloning
iis«
IISH
lo-iji
11S>(;
lU
11SJ4
114J4
llSJi
114
118
117^4
.
Highest:
Highest,
Lowest
113>i
118
I13X
114X
IIHH
114
115)i
109H'
llCJi
CLOSING PRICSS OV CONSOLS
Cons
Date.
for
mon.
Thnreday
1
92
1
HIX
3
915i
.
.
Friday
Satarday...
.
.
5
.
K
Monday
..
Tnesday....
Wednesday
.
Thursday
n\
HIV
SIX
.
7
8 91X1
Friday
» 91
Satarday... .10 «1X
.
Monday
.12
.13
91
.14
92
11.
AND
V. B.
ni%
llSJi
115)i
IIBX
SEOURITIES AT LONDON.
Cons n.s.
a.
Date.
5-20R 5-208
'61.
116X
iisJi
iisji
Opening.
115K
iioji
110)»
114J<
liik'
116«
11" >*
114X
U2«
USK
115X
U4X
mx
iia«
118X
iisx
112X
110
110
114)^
114!^
112
lis
'67.
90V 92V
93V
for
mon.
lU-40
89
89
89
90X 92 X
W)V 92V 88V
9<1V 9'iX 88V
MOV 9JV 8^<V
90V, 92 V »<«
HOV 92 V 8SV
90X 92X »sv
90 V Ban 88V
90 V 93V 8SV
BOX 92 X h8V
9'JV 90V 88 ,
9<IV 90« MIV
90V 90V 88V
»8XI
90V 90
Thursday
23
Friday
Siturday
92
92
241
91%
Monday
26
27
Tuesday
Wednesday... 23
29
Thursday
Friday
...
..30
""
92
.".-aos 5-ai)s
'6.'.
'67.
10-40
90V
90
90
90
"six
90'^
9l)V
88V
t<8V
88V
9iV 9()V 90
88V
9av H«V 90
88V
92V 90 '« fc9V 88V
92 V 91V 89X 88V
90V
8!)V
Lowest.
90V 89V 88V
Highest.
92V 91V «ax 89
Range. ..
9iH
X
V 2V
K
Friday
Last
9av 91V 8»V 88X
.. ..W 92V
Saturday
.17 9^V
Monday.
.19 92X
Lowest g'
91V 89V
Tuesday ... .20 92
*v 89J<| 8SV
Wednesday .21 92V 90V 90
93V 93
88X Hlgh'tllJ
The great feature of interest in the stock market was the extra
Tuesday
Wednesday.
Thursday .
•n%
15
.
. .
aided.
n2«
IHK
.
volume of bank notes can be kept
V.iH
lis'
iiaji
27...
28...
'.'.'.'.'.
lUH
1U«
10...
26...
114«
iia"
iii'
lU
117V
116^
iio"
114
lua
113
113
il7X
18...
16...
17...
19...
20...
21...
•«...
23...
34...
car'cy
1868.
U4!<:
iiiii
6'8
,
10-41)
109K
1867.
n87<
114X
iia
.
present increase of circulation
1865. 1865 n.
1864.
3...
3...
5, .
B...
7...
8...
—
-Coupon.
.
6b 1881. 1863.
contended that
if
almost equal population
Dayol month.
1
ordinary break in Rock Island on Wednesday, the 2l8t, from 180|
to 110.
The details of this remarkable movement were given at
length in our " Bankers' Gazette," in the Chronicle of the 24th
upon the general market has been more
There has been no panic in stocks, as it
was anticipated there might be for several days after the Rock
Island disaster and the failures among stock brokers consequent
thereon, but the effect upon the general market has been very
apparent, destroying the confidence of the public and inducing a
cautious feeling in regard to the prices of the whole speculative
list.
The actual value of the stocks as based upon the earnings of
the several roads has, of course, remained without change, and
since the decline of 5 to 20 per cent on many stocks they offer
ult.,
though the
effect
fully developed since.
much greater iaducementa
to luveatmeut poichasera
July
The foUowlngf
elo«ln(r
tHR CHRONICLE.
1871.^
8,
tab1» will
May and
montlis of
show tho opening,
Juno, 1871
do
Uiata
& 4u quubdua..
Erio
Botlou, U irtlurd
AtbtDy
do
hi
4
I2i«
150
15:i
1.10
IM
U'.'fi
IWi
•ii>i
liOt^
89';
109),
k9
proforrod
>5
SIX
88
SO
ST
47.i<
U
Si. ./oitoph
119
H»V
1-.1I."<
liwx
10.'S>4
(7
lOK
.
do prut.
ao
Jo'.iet Jb Clilcixu
ll>inoi>* L'L'iitral
)l)5!,'
!!.•<
^l>i
117
H.'ii
I'Hi
till
Lou;; Inland
L-ikc Sho. * Mich, south 109);
«
Mar. * Cii.cin., vd
Micfcltrau Central
l«Ji
Milwaukee & St. rani.. KIX
do pref. hll^
.10
Morrla ,6 lissex
»j>i
NewJeraey
Readini?
Hjme
1:6
iin
h;
fVi
110%
110%
«
10
81
67
US
135X
57
lOOX
In
84
KO
84X
89«
133
133
ISX
liFji
liiix
loiiji
125
lis
1WX
107X
9
136
«1X
Si
130
1'4!<
81 i(
81
95X
91K
79%
\n
•38
111^
112
99 X
KC'X
llOX
158
150
4'iX
IK'I
157
150
4JX
46X
79X
73
49
77
49
77
60
99 1^-
li
53
9SX
99
i;;;iX
117%
117X
lOOX
118X
lOSX
109%
1!8
«0
liU
93
143
94 X
»3X
150
im
110
47
47
SM
51
»«
79X
49X
9:(
»S)i
9i«
9iX
48X
K3
i;3X
6iX
8)
82
6«X
S3
34
43X
34X
43
St
m't
SOX
67%
32
82
64
50
67
Oregon War
4Sii
83
65
M
lis
six
6-!
&i
55
82
81X
Quicksilver
pref
do
liJi
17
60
8^
4IH
83X
13Ji
H,H
11«
W
6«
85
125
6
iiir
IB
1861
BO^
57^
2.55
25.i
110
110
5!l«
51
Adams
81
Six
803i
UnitedStates
Wells, FarKO & Co
do scrip.
do
61X
SO
49
55
41
3V
44X
CODRSK or
(»)&».««
65.684,1100
68.786,95:)
239.16(1,1X10
I
.'70.;S9 (6)l,(n6JS08
mS",!} (a)",i77,494
176 899.150
11.6J.,50U
5;,47SU50
181,753 (o)l,l«,5«8
(i(;4»7.i42
.
....
'»H
j^
....
33
Debt Bearing Interest In
Ijatvral
Bonds
Bonds
Mex. indeui
5 to 6a,
6'B,
5s.
Matur'tl at vari'adntesprior to Jan.
M alured
1, '37
11
11
SjX
57X
61
IPX
55X
19X
&8X
1-10 ^68 Tr. notes
6s, Xr'y notes
67
82
61
57X
53
82 li
58X
80X
61%
49
49
45
63%
SOX
63X
4HX
M
o
__6_
23 112% 113% 113K 112%
112X 112% 112% '12X
Monday
26 112X 112% iny. '•12H
Monday
Tuesdiy
27 112% ;i2x 112XiU2%
Toesdiy
WeduC8diy..28 112%
113% 113
Wednesday.. 7:lliVt 112), 112X,1121< Thursday ....29 113 112% 113% 113
Thursday.... 8 uaSi iia>.-|inxiii2% Friday
3U 112% lU'A 113% 113
Friday
Satnrday
,
Friday
Stturiay
24.
9,112% 112X 112ii!l)5X
10 112<4 uaxiii-2341112% Jane,
Monday
12 112X Ili%lllJX 112H
"
13llli!« 1UX|113H|112%
Tuesday
"
Wednesday. .14 113 ii 112 \l\-2'ynni}t
Thursday ...16,i;2M 112% U2Xill2X
.
Monday
16ill2%ill2v 112Xill2%
n',lH% llSxIllSx 112%
19, 113X1112% ill3Hlliax
Tuesday
20 112%|112>» 112>4|liax
Wedn<-8diy...21 !12S !12H 112% 112;',
Thursday.... 2i|K2;>|ll2>till2i<lll2';
"
"
"
"
1871....
1870....
1869...,
1863....
1867....
1866....
1886....
1864
...
1863....
"
1863....
S'ce Jan 1,1871.
lUX nu<
111%
138%
139X
136%
110%
13«X
139%
18BX
140% 137X
138
185%
118%
114%
189%
141%
138%
167%
147%
f.S
UlX
;s7%
140%
138%
158%
141
198
S60
347%
146% 140X 148% 147%
103X 103% 109>« 109
110% 110% 113)^1113
191
The tendency of exchanf^e was very firm, and with the exception
of the lower rates made early in the month by the manipulations of
the gold market, prices generally ruled higher.
IStb, 60 days' sterling bills
couU be bought
On
at 109$,
9,040
^Id.^GS.OOO
money
t4 29,653
Ceaaied Since maturity.
MX
a
PildiT
Satardiy
31V.I«(l
in lawlul
33
Date.
11% 111« 112% 112%
2|112x;il2X 112H 112X
3il'.2X|lU5i 112X,U2>i
5 112),-,111J4 112% 112%
eiiliJiilU'i 11J%|112%
t:io,ais
•
hrluclpai.
"""
3{^'8,Tr'y n's
6'8, Tr'y notes
7 3-10*8. 3 years
one year
5s,
5'8, 2
6's,
June
Matured Aug.
6's,
Ccrtlf. of ind
4,5&6's, Tem.l
15, '68
June
13
the 14th and
on accQUUt
11.550
3,675
308
57
108
SH
3,051
(,153
5.703
151,533
and
Julyl3,1868
Matured at various dates iu 18o6
Matured Oct. 13, 1366
452.S00
5.000
80,310
90,»'iO
has ceased since mat'y
tl,918,902
$317,331
Agg. of debt on which
int.
313
7,432
Debt BearluK no Interest.
Authorizing acts.
July 17, 1861 and Feb. 12, 186!
Feb.!3 aud July U, '62, aud March
July 17, 186;
.
.Mai-ch 3,
March
186:!.
and June
3, '63..
30, 1864
3, 1863
Character of iBsae.
Ami. oatotand.
Demand notes
t9«,50S
%6,000,OUO
U. 8. legal-tender notes
Fractional Currency
f
tavaiTA
'"."k^'
Fractional currency
[
Certilllcatea lor gold dep'd
19,8863)0
Aggrcgataol debt hearing no Interest
$116,565,680
Kccapltulatlon.
Amonut
T„,„,..,
Outstanding, 'atarest.
D«BT BlABISa IKTEBKST IN COIN— BoudS
Bonds
at 6 p. Cent
at 5 p. cent
Total debt hearing Interest In coin
$1,613,897 3Ui
274,236,450
$l,ai8,t33,750 $41,278,313
Dkbt BKARiNO Interest in Lawful Money—
Certificate! at 4 percent
Kavy pension fund, at 3 per cent
$67S,O0O
14,000,000
81,885,000
Total debt bearing interest in lawful money
DKB-t -M wiiioii Int. HAS ceased SINCE Matubitt
Debt i>i:vkino no Interest—
Demand and legal tendernotes
fM,563.00a
1,948,903
429,433
817.331
$356,096,.'W5
40,582.874
1938i>,3U)
Fractional currency
Certificates of goWdeposlta J
Total debt bearing no Interest
Unclamicd P. R. Interest
$416^65,680
luaa
$2,331,211,332
Total
Interest, to date, Including Interest
Ta<al oubt, principal and
presented for payment
Amount in tub Tbeasuet—
Hijm.lm
due not
$2,St8.M8,(m
^^ .
IS*?
Coin
Currency..
Xotal
Debt, less amoiint'ln the Treasury. July
Debt, lass amount lu tiie Treasury, Juno
$l(i«.JI7,a«
1,
1871
riSi'^fS'Hi
'*99,i3<.l»4
1, 1871
Decrease of debt during the past month.,
1,1871
of debt since
8 ecreaae of debt since March l,18(?J, to ;.'v--,",v;:;
March I. 18,1
March
ecreasc
Bond* lasned
Interest
Central Pacific
late U.P.K.D.
UBlwraeUloCo
JL' 125.349
jR?'Sj?''.Vi
$301,754,413
to the PaclHo Railroad Oompanlea, Imtereat
Payable In Lawlul money.
«.
.
. ,
Character ol Isaue.
Kan. Pac,
of
241
1,281
12,1W
2,000
3.200
23,100
123.167
75,503
763,500
in 1866
May
10, '67. and
13, 1867, and
360
950
'l.*!
int. n's.... Matured
t64,17l
6,000
1,104
2,150
3,975
24,900
191,000
49,000
82,673
6,000
Matured at various dates in '47 and '48...
Matured at various dates in
and '49...
Malured at various dates iu '58 aud '59...
Matured March 1, 1H63
Malured Aug. 19 and Oct. 1, 1864
Matured at various dates iu 11*65
.Matured at various dates
years
Com.
7 S-lO's, 3 years
Inveresf,
t5;,665
.
Certificates at 3 per cent
Thursday..
Friday....
Saturday
....
....
money.
Ads March 2, '67 and July 25, '68..Payaperce- 1 Certirs
»S1,8S!,000
^llu on demand, witli interest
3*8, Navvoeusiun.. ict tuly2i,'68 .Int. only anpl'.! to pens'ns.
14,000,000
'"
-'
Jue lu lo'iS.
618,000
4s, CertU'8 of iudcbteduess. Act J uly li, '70. .Du
13X
n
(cl)
Aggregateof debtbearingiutcr't In coin, 725.772,330 ll«.3«l,4O0 6,020,771 81,257,517
(«) Interest p;iyable .lanu.try and Juty. (&) ^tay and November, (c) March and
Sepiember. (</) February, .May. August and Noveiub(-r.
20
8%
OOI.S IN JUKI, 1871.
Date.
(<?>
^.
33
5
8%
(0,9317,408
l,0Tl,i:«7
a7,797,4iO
7,191.1(0
Dec. 31 1862
Matured at various dates in '51 and '52...
Mttturcrl Dec. 31, 1867,
6'8,Bond3..
__
68. Bounty L Sep.. ...Matured July 1,1S49..
Matured July 1, 181)8
6'8, Bonds
5'», Texas indem.... Matured Dec. 31, ISM
Matured Jan. 1,1871
58, Bonds
Malured at various dates ITom '38- '44
l-iO(<i68Tr. notes
3
2
3X
3%
2X
Qold was very firm during June, and advanced from llli, the
opening price, to 113 at the close. There was considerable speculative force used in putting up the premium, and still more in
making gold scarce for delivery, as such a movement was rendered
possible by the large export demand, amounting to about $9,000,000. The dilhculty of obtaining double eagles for shipment contin.
ued to be felt, and i to 5-10 and | premium was paid for them on
the exchange for small coin. The Treasury payuieuts of July
inierest are made in small pieces, and therefore give no relief to
the shippers of gold. The rates paid for the use of cash gold were
at one time forced up to J per cent.
•i'A
2<IV,6B7
Ul,57«.;50
Debt on 'WIiI«U Interevt Han
80
20 1{
58
256
IIP
561^
82
65
4B
2.¥
(Ii)26.19<
43.359.100
4r..074,',50
ISlii, new. ...Mar. S, '1^5.... '.SSS..
Mar, 3, •61....18S7..
en, 5.3.JS, 186"
Mar. 3. '65... .18*)..
6», S-ai's, 1868
5s, Funded Loan, 1881. July 14. '70.... 1881..
4H8, Funded L'n,;^86. J i.ly '4, '70.... 1*88..
48, Funded Loan. aol. July 14, '70. . . .lEOl.
or
ei.928,8
6s,5-20s,
70
7.1
uii
MS
4.',606,850
Jnne30,'6*....l&-14..
-Mar. 3. '65. ... 1835.
124
83>i
6
63,051 (a)2,2SO,>00
218,574 (c)3.24i,™«
Mar.3,
Aggregate of debt bearing interest
fiS
43%
8X
ifiittm (i.)4.e37,*»
4,619,1(0
lis
(a)5».4S0
15,4'W
67,151,030
137.41.1.250
6b, S-aOs.
0», 5-aOs,
(a)tS0O,M)O
tl24.3;5
2i,v09,or,o
61 ...1901..
'61... .18*1..
123'.7fi-<.S.'VO
31)
4UX
8X
Interest Aceru'd
Overdu'*. Interest.
S81,^,7(0
s.'t.iao.sso
M,ir. 3,
S. 'i;i ...1S81,.
2.i,'6J.... 1883..
3, '63 ...ISSl..
.
47X
33
West. Union Telegraph.
Manhattan Gas
255
Bankers & Brokers As.. 110
American M. Union.... 6'J;^
321
45X
62X
....
i3>i
31
debt,
3
50
50
11
IX
11%
41
li4
41X
«ax
H5
13J<
60
124
i;l
485,-
S6X
34
60
ill
SO
65
63
124
in
64
liO
lox
3il
36
61
B3
so"
Canton
Cary Improvement Co.
Brunswick City Laud.
Mariposa
do
pref.
do
Tr. 10a cortif.
.
64
37 ><
lUH
110X(»111X
7,1St
(0)28 850
223,»iSra)5S»,&l!l
Aug.
Feb.
Mar.
Miscellancoos—
Cousoli lated Coal
39
Cumberland Coal Jfc Iron 3 J
American Coal
61
Pennsylvania Coal
Maryland Ooal
33
Willcesbarre Coal
53
Spring Mnuutaln Coal.. 55
Del. A Mud. Canal .... li!
47 <
PaciacMail
„
109X®110%
iiix
iiix
65,6.-.2'750
li»of 1881,July :7and
6a, 5-20'H, olliiOi
6s of 18S1
68,5-aOB,of 1861
SIX
6i
S3J<
iii"
m'ii
82 «
3I\
63.
58, :i)-109
91%
157
150
"
79>i
«-.x
81
Range...
Wlicn
Aatliorlz*
lnj?/\c.
Pay'bk Regl«ter.d Coupon.
JuneH.'3?....18:4.. t6,ll45,IW0 {13,9.i.5.IXI0
Feb. 8. '01....tsau..
4,S47M0
13^8,000
.Mar 3, '61... .1881..
915 (XW
Character Of Issue.
5S of 1858
(s or 1881
96 <i
9!X
i-,a
mn
Bl«
«
96
31
Kt
32
iio,'i(giia%
80.... 110Xli»110%
appears from the books ami Tro^isurer's rctuim at the close
of business on the last clay of June, 1871
Debt boarlns Intcre«t lu Coin.
X
76
94X
12JX
1I*X
97),-
liiJi
6SX
(.13i
91X
120Ji
59
12i)
101
ll'll^
loifx
93
128
107X
••
:
6-2
81
93
laiiX
llo;,((r,llu,'ii
110,)«6{|110>,
iia)«(
IWX
nix
111
111
111
111
llOl-jlu.UlM,
TUB DEUT iSTATK.11l!l,\T FOR JIILV. 1&71.
The following is llio ollicial ."talemetit of tlife |iiiblic
136
9
Siii
UO'.ffo
as
125
»iH
110%®.
"—
13.... 109X^110
14.... 110 ($110%
16.... 110 $110%
16.... 110%(iSll0X
lOSJi
131V
1S3X
...110%®
IlOJa
1MX
iwa
110%
110%(
110%«
iio%< til
iiox< 111
110«ii2a,
13... 109X^110
27X
31 •<
110%^
110%5
1954
89
28
65
28 If
65
110«l
tlOX(
.^llOX
116
as
lOtSi
H9
'ii>i
9S
1
133
Watertown
BOV
St. Louis & Ifon Mouu.
Union Pacific
3J>i
Toledo, Wab. & Western
dopiof. 80
do
do
i.
1«X
a.)
no%(
110.%'
107X
137
DO
1.H5
ft3
S0'<
iWSi
10»>i
lib
107 «i
111«
lOl'X
CO
scrip..
do
SIX
* Sf. Uavoii. US 150
do
do scrip 110
do
HI
Ohio & Mississippi ....
50Ji
do
prcl... r^l
do
K.W.& Chi. guar
130%
131
llOXl
,110%
7iW
89 K
73
8iV
911
10
1!5X
litiK
U1^
1971.
110,'.'
99'
M
1S5
Co'Ural
107J<
Cen. & H 11. ttock. il9,v
Panama
129X
MX MX
K3X
11)
do
Pitta.,
55
13 IX
*~x
n.'i
1
rnf
,v
88
ma
1«')»
Bar'.oia
Haiinlba.
no
iUfi
Krio
do
108^
t>A
.
NY
no
l«>i
153X
85^
KSK
I3IV
iW.
SIX
MUX
RTXRUNO CXCBAXOI rOB /OKI,
a
3S119»<
123X
IWH
liii
8X
exchange and bankers generally anticipated a very
firm market.
«6V
»3X
ISO
!.'.8
>i
S6
•W
liS.t
!3i
Wl
1103^
hU'i
6«
87
85
t%
Cloa.
39
56
it
SA
ma
Ml
um
31
IHSJ
Col..«n. & liid..
Del., LHok Jk Weslwrn
Otibuquu ,& Sluuxclty..
do
d.>
3X
119«j
119.^
15S>i
87 1<
•Mii
»1
*
1/5
1^1
.
Ooloinb.,fliic. *[ii(l. O.
I'ltubura;
Oleve.
«0
39
tA
£6
»1)«
90
i
1I»H
ll^i
U^'i
Chlcago, Barl.Aliiiincy IBSX
& Norlhwi'iU'u 8i^
do
do uref ms<
do
& RocklKland. 11/^
do
prof....
-
M
311
Ut«
i^
<fc
AILon
lb
do
the extreme pressure in the gold loan market, but subsequently
rates advanced steadily and closed at UOi<SllOt for best 60 day
bills, and 11 1@11H (or short sight.
There was no Indication of
weaknes.-! in
June
Low.
.
Open. "'3^
m
*i
59
»'k
Wi
a»i^
MX
Atlantic APaclSopri'l..
Chicago
80M
flit
pruf.
<to
-->
Open. Bleh. Low. Cloa
RallriMd Stocks-
& Terre
and
:
—May.
Alt.
klgUest, lowest
of railway and miscellaneous stocks during the
l>rict»
41
Amount
accrued
outstanding, and not
vet paid.
»^&'5S
«^ff?
«.23e,3U
$779,430
IMMO
.
817JM
Interest
,
WW.bf
united
,
States,
9tJM,W
l^jOSS
4^,4M
Interest
repaid by
Balance of
Int. paid
trausp'tloD by United
of malls, *c. SUtea.
$3«JM $3,6M.9;a
a'S7,3!ia
544,732
1,7K,3IH
3,77S,'.<«
Cen. Br'h Un. Pac. ass.
of Atcli'n 4 Pikea P'k.
"Western Pacific
48.000
II49.803
9.276
840,'.S1
W.IOO
48349
190,291
8,231
24:i,087
401
isa,oi6
242,655
11,938,561
tlO,753,S10
$2,973,86:
t7.780,049
810UZ City and Pacific-.
Total issued
»64,eiS,83«
Pacific Railroad bonds are all issued under the acts of Jnly
2, 1R6I; b<!ar six ner c nt ineri'st In currency, payable January 1
maiuie SO years fi-om their dat".
The
and July
and July 1, and
1, 1867.
It is fully anticipated that the operation
reduced to about 80
will prove to be a great success. It is not, of course, to be expected
that the subscriptions out of France will be large, unless the
applications made in France itself are very considerable. Everything seems to point to the fact that the French people will sub
and if such should be the case, the loan will meet
with active support here, and also in Belgium, HoUcind and Ger-
scribe largely,
CHANGES n THE REDEEMINO AGENTS OP NATIONAL BANKS, many.
The following are the changes in the Redeeming Afrents of
Hopeful
National Banks since the 29th of June, 1871. These weekly
chanjfes are furnished by, and published in accordance with, an
arrangement made with the Comptroller of the Currency
:
nan
Charleston
Elkaden.
—
Rockford
MassachusettsBoscou
ing Asaociaiion of New York, approved.
The First National The Ninth National Bank of New
Y'ork and the Third National Bank
Bank
of Chicago, approved.
The Third National The National Bank of the Commonwealth, Boston, approved in addiBank
tion to the Central National Bank of
al
Ulinois—
Lewistowu
Mansachnsetta
Springfield
Gold Bank.
...
New York.
The First National The Ninth National Bank of New
York and the Commercial National
Bank
Bank of Chicago, approved.
MichiganSouth Haven.
The
following is a
29th of June, 1871
Nctr National Banks.
list of the National Banks organized since the
Authorized capital,
First National Bank of La Grange, Mo.
$50,000; paid in capital, J.W.OOO. J. B. Alverson, President; Thomas
Pryce, Cashier. Authorized to commence business June :iO, 1871.
1,810— The First National Bank of Wvandott, Kinsas. Authorized capital,
$50,000 : paid in capital, $30,000. Byron Jndd, President ; Peter ConAuthorized to commence business July 1, 1871.
nelly, Cashier.
1.811— The First National Bank of Greenville, Illinois. Authorized capital,
100,000- paid in capital, $60,000. William 8. Smith, President;
f[icliael V. Denny, Cashier. Authorized to commence business July
5, 1871.
1,812— The Second National Bank of Winona, Minnesota. Authorized capital,
$100,000 paid in capital, $60,000. Thomas Simpson. President G. A.
Burbank. Cashier. Authorized to commence business July 6, 1871.
1,848— The Bates Countv National Bank of Butler, Missouri. Antliorized capLewis Cheney, President F. J.
ital, $50,000 paid in capital, $50,000.
Tvgnrd, Cashier. Authorized to commence business July 6, 1871.
Newberrv, South Carolina. Authorized capital,
1,844— The" National Bank of
$50,000; paid in capital. $.'>0,00fl. R. L. McCauahrin, President; T. S.
Duncan, Assistant Cashier. Authorized to commwice business July
;
;
;
;
«, 1871.
Cattat itlonttavD anO Commercial (Englisl) iNcros
KATKS OF K.YOHANGB AT I^ONOOIV, AND ON
AT LATEST DATES.
BICUANGK AT LONDONenAmsterdam
Antwerp
.
3
Hamburg
It
rsriB.-.T
Paris
Vienna
LATEST
DATB.
Jnne 22.
batb!
short.
11.19M@ia.
months. 25 60 @S6 65
.
short.
3 months.
Borlln
Frankfort ...
St. Petersburg
Oadis
Lisbon
00 days.
Milan
Smonthe.
EiONItOM
Now
BATB.
TllTB.
short.
11.17-
13.iOJi@t:j.ll)f
®V6.7()
25.93 (a25.S0
I2.0!<<@I2.'>7J<
S.-25)*® 6. -.6
120^® 121IX
31 @31>i
@....
@'5.45
13
Jnne 2?. 3mo8.
June 23.
Jnne 21- short.
June
20.
3
mos.
124. :»
li.22*J
1 l<l>i
31 29-32
-
52?i@53
26.82)4 (»26.S7Ji
Jnne
23.
Havana
June
93.
Rio de Janeiro
Bahia
May
13.
llOJtf
Jamaica
22
45
@45>i(
Valparaiso
Bombay
Madras
CalcatU
Byrtnev
4». tid.
4». 6d.
4p. c dis.
U. lU }id.
June
11
X> days
will tend not only to delay the resto-
may,
at
some future time,
encourage the French nation to think themselves sufficiently
strong to humiliate Germany and recover the lost provinces. If
this is to be the policy of M. Thiers, Europe may indeed look into
the future with anxiety, for if it is to be the single aim of France
wipe off the misfortunes of the last twelve months
by risking another encounter, Europe must be more unsettled
than ever, and still larger amounts of capital must be squandered
Unfortunately
in the manufacture of weapons of destruction.
to prepare to
is rather pleasing than othersvise to the French peopossible that the feeling of revenge will be fostered
throughout the country. This suggests the inquiry whether it
wonld not have been better for Germany had she been more con-
XPC
June
19.
26.
ple,
and
it is
and offered easier terms of peace. Time and commerce
to unite the two nations, and enable defeats to
be forgotten, but France is soiarting too heavily under her recent
disasters, and her present burdens to make a friend of Germany.
Up to the present time our money market has been undisturbed
ciliatory
might have helped
by the prospect of an early introduction of the J<rench loan. It
is evident that English capitalists are waiting to see what success
the loan will meet with in France, and with what degree of
eagerness the French will take it up. The commercial demand
for money is very moderate, and as there has been a further
accumulation of gold on this side the rates of discount remain
The following are the quotations compared with those of
easy.
last
year
Bankminimnm
..
Opou-raarket rates:
SllandKOdays'billB 2%®.... 2Vi®
..
months
The
Is. 10)id.
U.Uiid.
[From our own correspondent.!
London, Saturday, June 24.
The speech of M. Thiers on the finances of France and the
expectation that the new French loan will be introduced at an
early date have, to a great extent, absorbed public attention dur
The speech of Thiers has imparted confidence,
inasmnch as a favorable view is taken of the future, and the
value of French Government securities has, in consequence, im.
proved. In the new French loan, the particulars of which have
not yet appeared, there have already been numerous transactions,
and bargains have been effected at 1 to IJ premium. M. Thiers
mentioned in his speech that the loan would be issued in a 5 per
ing the week.
cent stock at the price of 82 or 83 but it is now understood that
after making all deductions for prepayments, the price will be
;
Percent. Percent,
4 months' ba'k bills a (a:i>i
6 months' ba'k bills SJi^iasx
8Xi&4
4 and 6 trade bills
2V;a2Jj
i^e^V,
®3X
a
. .
2>i®
rates of interest allowed by the joint stock banks and disbills
i'/i& S
count houses lor deposits are subjomed
:
1871.
li^
ISTO.
2
Jointstock banks
Discount houses ai, '-all
t'i-count hous-'S wiih 7 days' notice
Discount houses with 14 dayi' notice
IK
2
2)^
-
lltf
l)tf
*2itf
As regards the Continental money markets the principal feature
is an active demand for money at Paris, in consequence of the preparations which are being made in that city for the new loan. Last
we«k the rate of discount was 4 to 5 per cent, but accommodation
It appears
is not now obtainable under 6 per cent, the Bank rate.
speech of M. Thiers, the stock of bullion in
reduced to £20,680,000. At this period last
year it was £52,600,000. The following are the prices of money
at the leading Continental cities compared with those of last year
that, according to the
the Bank of France
is
,— B'krate-^
1S70. 1871.
Hi 6
5
6
Berlin
8V 4
Krankl .»t.
3
Amst'd'ra. 3
3
Turin ... 5
6
The
,-B'krute-, r-Op. m'kt—,
m'kt-,
»
At Paris
Vienna
—
dis.
1871.
1S70.
1871.
®...
2,*^®
8
9X
25.61)
*t
ti
if persi-sted in,
ration of the finances of France, but
3
25.42
York....
Pernambuco..
todays.
Singapore
Hong Kong...
Ceylon
is
—
course which,
1870.
Qenoa
Naples
promise
the
historian says that
Percent. Percent.
BXCTTANGK ON LONDON.
2.3.
Tin.
very vague and indistinct.
economy must be enforced in
the administration of Government, but in almost the same breath
he states that no diminution will be made in the army and navy
expenditure. The two departments, therefore in which large
reductions can be made, are to be kept upon a war footing
although
The learned
such a policy
No.
1,839— The
JUNE
Thiers is of the future of France and of
of her power, it must be conceded that
fortune, rest
in order to arrive at a restoration of her
M. Thiers promises
and economy are very necessary.
M.
as
resuscitation
the
both,
I
Iowa—
lllinol"—
BKDEEMrNO AGENT.
or bakk.
The First National The Ninth National Bank of New
York, approved in place of the MerBank
chants' National Bank of New York.
The First National The [Tnion National Kank of Chicago
and the Importers' and Traders' NaBank
tional Bank of New York, approved.
The Rockford Na- The Continental National Bank of
New York, approved.
tional Bank
The Kidder Nation- The Bank of New York National Bank-
West Virginia-
Official
[July 8, 1871;
THE CHRONICLE.
42
1870.
1870. 1871.
1871.
S70'
6
6
Brussels..
Madrid....
3
85(
Hamburg.
2V
3
2X
m
4
5
5
1871.
3«
St. Peters-
23i
5
burg
2X
6
6
5
— —
iK 2X-3
6
6
8
7
6
market for Continental bills of
exchange is a demand for short Paris, owing to the loan. There
is no demand for gold for export, and the supply held by the Bank
has increased to £26,400,000. Last year the total was £21,540,000.
Silver is in fair demand for the Continent, and Mexican dollars are
firm in price. The following prices of bullion are from frlessrs.
Pixley
principal feature in the
&
Co.'s circular
;
eoLD
e.
Bar Gold
do
Refinable
UnitedStatesgoldcoin
per oz. standard
77
77
76
do
per oz.
,
d.
d.
s.
8X
1877
8
a— —
9
8II.VEB.
B.
Bar Silver, Fine
per oz. standard.. .,
do
do containing 6 grs.gold per oz. standard,
price
,
^
8.
d.
d.
6
1
6
last
6
OX
©
July
8,
THIi (3HRuN1(;LK.
1871.)
price,
per cz
Uoxicim Dollart
lant price.
—
ft—
KIK
per o«. no
Ptne Cake StlTor
5
4
O
Annexed ia a fltatomoDt showiiit; the present position of the
Bank of EnKlanii, the Hanic rate of discount, the price of Consols,
the avernsre quotation for EnKliali wlieat, the price of Middlin((
Upland CuttDti, and of No. 40 Mule Yarn, fair, secoad quality
compared
witli the four previous years
IBM.
I(t71.
ISTO.
£
£
£
£
H.1B9,58J
r,lS8,Sra
KflSIOSl
M 0I7.414
£
niJWSl*
11,115,418
iT.ait.iiw
7,41)H.I8H
if!,!irj.»Mi
l-2,s*i..i14
13.W1,66I
4i,4n)
13 017,:7:)
Other wcurltie*
*H,0!ta,07fl
IS.HiO.m
H.ilW.'-Tl
lU,4iB,01l
14,031.174
aj.*i«,(Wl
Sdi p. c.
14,n.^^91
M,V6i,tWI
94X xd.
»1S xd.
»U. Id.
1U.1I«III7
n»,as7,si7
1J."8»,4»0
IB.Sta.tWT
ll.HiS.M'i*
iH.5.ii.in3
Qirermm^iiKMUrltlof
Pabllciicp.>«lt«
oth«r,ijpo9ii«
.
.
Kiim'rve of uotos
coin
Binkrute
CoriKoU
Price
i>r
wheat
Mid. IJplnnd cotton...
Nu
40
As
H(C.I5,»«
m
1»,J40,8'>9
and
Coin mid nallion
mule yarn
stated above,
during the week
ape
Wit. 8a.
lid.
la. BJ^d.
tlie
at \i
e*
of such bond!, certain tutgnmanle on the revenn* of Mexican Rnpnb
tfhirh the above Railway Company le In receipt— notwltbatandlnff tlw fact
tliat prior t'bargea on aucn rereouee, aecnred by solemn brpotbecailon Cnnd'r
date of 1st I)i'iiTiil)f
IK.M1 In fnvcir of iliu Ijulili t» of the bona* of the fiheiil
New Conaolldn'
remain nnaatlaSed and
unpaid— we, b<
buldersof the bondi of
iuch new Conx"
ii:, herehr
enter a formal
1
PRUTKHT ngainai iLu oiler b> tl>'
the Mexican Hallway Company
security for the payment of
md redemption the principal of
such Loan of £1.180,000— of such
if the revenue* of the Hepobllc
of Mexico, pending the non.aallnfucUuu uf the prior claims thereon of the
abovementioncd holders of the bonds of the New Contolldated Debt of tbe
Republic, both in respect of the annual accruing Intereet and overdne arrears,
for which such reveunes are rendered liable by tbo abovementloned aolcmu
hypothecation of the 1st December. I8B1. And we hereby publicly give notice
on behalf of such holders of the bonda of tbe New Cento. Idated Debt of
Mexico, that they reserve, until satiafactlon of tbeir claims, all and teveral
their rights under the wording of their bonds, which Is as followa "Now
know ye, that we, the said Ministers of the Qeneral Treasury of the Mexican
Republic, acting In the name and on behalf of the Government of Mexico, do
hereby solemnly promise and engage, that all and each of (be conditions contained in the said Oecree shall be dniy and faithfully observed, and kept by
tbe Government of the Republic of Mexico and thai, a« a gnar^miee for tbe
puymeut of the Interest, aud also for the redemption of the iirinclpal of the
said New (Consolidated Debt, the Mexican Republic hereby solemnly hypothecates Its whole aud entire revenues from whatever source derived."
.
-as
i
:
18«8.
IHitT.
Olrcnisilon, Inrladiug
buolt pout bliU
43
14.011.P8)
ll^d.
la. Sd.
17,8(11747
«l,54».8ii6
It.O'S.SSO
linSH^uiiO
8!< p. r.
»<7< xd.
afl.108.S77
«J< p. c.
8 p. '..
xd.
iSf ud
MX
iM. M.
!)«
7d.
8;<d.
la. lid.
B!)8.
10^
DVd.
...
Is.
la. !l)£d.
anticipated French loan has been dealt in
premium, aud the price
now about
is
1
pre.
:
;
The
Bay Company states
31 amounted to
report of the directors of the Hudson's
May
that the net profits for the year ending
£37,356 18s. 3d. against £53,321
the preceding year.
48. 6d. for
and the sales of A dividend of 6s. per sliare is recommended. This report has
stock have been considerable. This may be partly due to the caused disappointment, and the shares have declined to 9^.
circumstance that in the anticipation of dearer money, bankers
The report of the directors of the Canada Company states that
who have made advances upon foreign stocks are calling in their at a meeting of the proprietors, to be held on the 39th inst., a
loans, a course which naturally tends to increase the supply of dividend of £2 per share, free of income tax, will be recommended.
stock in the hands of the dealers. Spanish stock is much weaker It will be also proposed to divide a further sum of £2 per share,
than it was a few weeks ago, but this is chiefly owing to the as a sixtli instalment toward the repayment of the paid up capital
ministerial crisis at Madrid. The market for Turkish slocks is of the Company.
The
dull, but United States 5-20's have improved in values.
In the wheat trade there has been much qaietness during the
fluctuations in the value of other American securities have been week, and in order to effect sales rather low prices have been
unimportant.
Tlie following were tlie highest and lowest prices
taken. The weather during the week has been very unsettled^
of consols and the principal American securities on each day of and much rain has fallen. Thunder-storms have been very prevathe week
lent throughout the kingdom, and many fears of a wet and cold
mlum. The tone of the
stock markets has been dull,
IMonday7iTQeeday..Wed'ay.| Thu'ay
Oonsola
|
Friuay.l.iat'day.
nVA-ani OlK-'n
-92X 91Ji-MJ< 91Ji-iS
u. a.B-ao's, issa... 'Ki»i-yi Iwi^t-Dujilnoji-HOji 9o>i-'iojt aujt-so.'i
-W)
0.8.6-208,18^4. ...|S9 -00 |S9 -90 81* -90 8J -90
89
i»u,H-!i0«NK-9J>i!9(iJi-»i»i;!!*0J4-9J«i!!i0Ji-9:)X
U. S. 6-l0«, 1885
U.S.
0.8.
|9S
1887.. ..190 -90!t *IJ«-'»0
10-108, 19(>«....|S8X-83Ji|s8>i-...
^O'J-W
B-J1I9,
190
-.
.
188)1-.... I80X-S9
.
.
dlJi-a'i
9us4-!m;<
89 -SO
9 H-O.'S
|89J,'-<tO
\f''%-..'..
|88>4 89
leSX-SD
West.
con»ol'dmott.b'di'iUX-18S< 41 -42 |41 -48 ,40vf-41>i 40 -41 |40 -41
Brie Shares c|;100)..jJl!«-2JXa4,><-21X'M3<-....l2a,^-a4 IS3>i-aaj<'"X-23M
...Il09 - ... |108i ia»t
i mnol8«hareB(tl00)|l09 -lO^t'lOi) -li)9i.l Sj- .. lOSt
Atlantic
JbC;l't
I
I
I
I
I
I
brought forward, aud the
One, introduced
under the auspices of Messrs. John Taylor & Sons, appears to have
met with considerable success, the shares having been from 7 to
9 premium. The one alluded to is the Mineral Hill Silver Mines
Company, limited. This company had been started privately
sometime back, and the directors are now making applications
for 3,000 first mortgage debentures of £100 each, bearing interest
The following
at 15 per cent, per annum, and redeemable at 125.
American mines continue
to be
prospectuses of two have appeared this week.
advantages to subscribers are alluded to in the prospectus:
1. Fifteen per cent, per annum interest on the amount paid by them during
the currency of the debentures to be secured by a first mortgage.
2. A premium of £25 on each debenture on the same beinir redeemed.
3. A further bonus (on the debentures being paid oflf) of two shares of £10
each, fully paid, entitled to dividend as above.
4. On this basis, therefore, the capital of the investor will T>e repaid to him.
It is expected, within three years, with a bonus, in cash aad shares, equal
together to £45 for each £100 Invested, in addition to the inierest received in
the interval, and reckoning the shares only at par.
The prospectus has also appeared of the Ajax (Big Indian)
Silver Mining Company, limited, with a capital of £40,000 in £5
shares.
Summer
exist.
The hay harvest was commenced
weeks
counties about two
carted.JIu fact, the grass cut, up to the present time, is little better
than worthless. The price of hay has suffered no diminution.
£7 4s. instead of about £4 43. being the present price. Unless
tlie weather should speedily change the harvest will be late
which will render the crop in the northsrn counties aud in Scotland very uncertain.
The following return shows the imports of bread and feeding
stuffs into
and from the United Kingdom, during last week and
of the season, compared with the cor-
commencement
since the
responding periods in 1869-70
rOB THB WXEK SHBIKO jrNI
.
Wheat
cwt.
Barley.
Oita
Peas
Beans
Flour
17.
18'.0'71.
,
188S'70.
,
owt. 23,56.3,702
93.935
897.967
103,221
45,222
272,407
122,405
40
2
....
3,116
Barley
6,441,471
oats
6,890,5.31
3,012,658
103,111
1,413,875
77L691
52,91)8
Peas
Beans
...
Indiancom
Flour
The
1,666,763
11,«87.983
3,612,710
52,18.8
7,75.3
590.9.3-3
SINCB THB OOHKXNOIIIXNT OF TBI SXASON (AVO.
Wheat
1
Imports. Kiporta
Imriorfs. Brno'te.
618,764
68,719
1.39,302
170
23,7'.>4
403.061
16,891
07.805
432.881
S0,4S0
com
In;lian
TI,:M7
121
20
3,S13
33).
a38,S62
32,244,761
6,483,297
8,.W1,270
1,378.121
1.480,908
14,564.799
5,126,869
17,919
64,112
1,342,756
35,8.91
191,778
12,749
2,281
14,814
32,300
figures for the corresponding periods in 18C8-'C9 are sub
& Goldschmidt have announced
that they
7 per cent bonds of the Mexican Railway
Company.
The
pros-
:
The railway is divided into two sections. The first section (already finished
and in full working) embraces the line from the City of Mexico to Apixaco,
and the branch thence to Puebla, together 116 miles in length. The second
section extends from Apixaco to Vera Cruz, a distance of about 180 miles, a
portion of which (53 miles) is now open for traffic. Upon the remainder of tlie
line the works are well advanced a further portion of 17 miles is expected to
be open at the beginning of next month, and the contractor has undertaken to
complete the entire railway from Mexico to Vera Cruz at latest by 3l8t December, 1872. The first section was completed by the same contractor nearly four
;
mont:is before the time stipulated.
The bonds now oB'ered for subscription are specially and primarily secnred
by a First Mortgage upon the second section of the line, from Apixaco to Vera
Cruz, besides being a charge upon the entire free revenues of the railway company. This second section of the railway will open up the traffic of the rich
and populous provinces of Cordova and Orizava. the famous mines of Real
del Monte, and large districts of the regions known as the " Tierra Fria" and
"Tlerra Teraplada." renowned for their products of cereals, coffee, cotton,
cochineal and Tobacco. The Board of Directors are satisfied that, with the
aid of the present loan, the funds at the proposal of the company will be sufllclent to complete and open the entire line.
protest against this loan has
been issued by the
Mexican Bondholders' Committee
The attention of the Mexican Bondholders' Committee having been drawn
to an advertisement from Messrs. BischofTshcim & Goldschmidt, inviting on
behalf of the Directors of the Mexican Railway company, subscriptions to a
loan of £1,180,000 on an issue of its bonds, and offering, amongst oth«r things,
a* iecority for tbe payment of the Interest and the redemption of the principa
Imports.
,
,
For the
Sept. 1.
21.321,610
8.264,614
4,642,288
922.129
2,078.979
10,517,214
2,993,229
cwt
Wheat
Barley
Oats
Peas
Beans
Indian
Flour
Com
289,3S7
49.S.M
33,261
10,888
24,591
167.096
23,637
Exports..
Since
Sept. 1.
,
Since
week.
are authorized to receive subscriptions for an issue of £1,180,000
The following
in the southern
any hay has yet been
joined
Messrs, Bischofisheim
pectus states that
since, but scarcely
For the
week.
248
440
60
248
151,550
100,248
100.245
83.762
4,453
....
SK)
1,174
744
30,398
The following statement shows the imports and exports of
and from the United Kingdom, from September 1 to
cotton into
June
22,
compared with the corresponding period
last
year
Imports.
balee 2,126.7SS
American
Exports.
im.776
'6,280
414.M4
11,400
9,15)
869,883
2.«5»,0n)
4!),7riS
East Indian
8S9,aM
466,807
E'yotian
817 2C6
188,816
8,780,6C«
Total
of railways in the United
18,
Exports.
1,051,240
lfS.2S3
104,S«0
8s<8fi2.1
The traffic receipts
week ending June
Imports.
1,2«',.307
»^0,73iJ
833 033
Brazilian
MlBcellanaons
:
1869-70.
1870-1.
Kingdom
amounted on 13,908 miles
8.940
12,Sn
66i,«07
for the
to £877,056,
against £833,957 last year, on 13,665 miles, showing an increase
The receipts for the goods traffic on
of 243 miles and of £44,099.
the fourteen principal lines were £404,682 against £857,040, showing an increase of £47,642.
tflE Cfl&ONlCLE.
<t
Ensllsh Market Reports— Per Cable.
The daily closing quotations in the markets of London and Liver
—
last
Sat.
'•
"
imn
old,
"
lO-Ws
Mon.
Wed.
93K
Tnes.
92>i
92*i
925i
Thur.
93%
93%
»1K
91J.i
90M
91%
91X
90%
91X
90
93
90*4
89 ?i
92
91%
90%
89%
%9X
The daily closing quotations for United States 6s (1862) at
Frankfort were
Frankfort
96^^
93*^
....
....
96%
Liverpool Cotton Market. See special report of cotton.
Liverpool Breadstitffs Market. The Breadstuffs market has
generally been quiet throughout the week, prices in some cases
tj. S.
—
showing a
—
Mon.
Sat.
8. d.
Flonr ( Wesleinl
|) bbl 2«
Wlicat(No.2.Mil.Kctd)..^cU 10
"
illedWinter)
U
"
(California Wliito)....
Corn (W. m'd)
^ 480 m n'w
.
^
Barley (Canadian)
11
Oats (Am. & Can.).... ^4.5
Peas (Canadian)
^ 501
lb
lb
8
40
d.
s.
10
11
3
3
39
d
B.
29
4
3
4
5
2
11
11
6
33
47
58
.
d.
d.
97
52
97
52-6
6
97
52
33
47
57
.33
47
57
3
3
—
Mon.
Sat.
8.
.
6H
42
£
s.
Spirits
Fri.
Tlinr.
a.
d.
3
6
16
3
6ii
9
6H
1
6
16
ex
1
d.
B.
3
6u
1
10
9
10
42
42
42
—The
Wed.
Tues.
d.
636
£
S
s.d.
10 10
s.
636
Thur.
£
d.
10 10
836
Frl.
s.d.
10 10
63 6
£
s. d.
10 10
63 6
Deb std)
86
36
112ft
Spermoil
Wbalcoil
82
00
.36
#
oil
ton 32 10
COiVliVlERClAL
36
6
82
36
32 10
36
82
36
82
36
32 15
003600
86 6
82
88
33
82
003600
32 10
33
AMD MISCELLAINKOUS
00
IVKWft.
—
Impokts and E.x:PORTa for the Week. The imports this
week sliow an increase in dry goods and a decrease in general mercliandise. The total imports amount to $5,450,222 this
week, against $7,553,228 last week, and $8,423,330 the previous week. The exports are $3,738,930 this week, against
$3,866,075 last week, and $4,976,521 the previous week. Tlie exexports of cotton the past week were 836 bales, against 317
bales last week. The following are the imports at New York
for week ending (for dry goods) June 30, and for the week ending
(for general merchandise) July 1.
FOREION IMPORTS AT NEW TOKK FOB THE WEEK.
1868.
Dry goods
1869.
$890,851
1870.
General merolmndise...
2,959,811
$1,162,777
3,679,682
Total for tae week..
PreTlously reported. ..
$3,850,662
120,745,937
$4,842,459
157,524,519
$124,5%,599
$102,366,978
.
Since Jan.
1
1871.
$934,444
3,633,866
$4,668,310
147,89.5,263
$152,463,573
$1,556,894
3 893 328
$5 450 222
190,328;591
$195,778,813
In our report of the dry goods trade will be found the imports of
dry goods for one week later.
The following is a statement of the exports (exclusive of specie)
from the pott of New York to foreign ports, for the week ending
July 4
XXPOBT0 FROM NEW TOBK FOR THE WEEK.
1868.
flnceJan.
1
The following
Now York
for
Jnne 26— St.
don
1870.
1871.
$4,131,637
87,597,889
$4,192,816
87,969,620
$2,733,930
115,456,568
$88,611,395
Prevloiuly reported....
1869.
$2,452,598
86,188,797
For the week
$92,03<),526
$92,162,466
$118,190,498
show the exports of specie from the port of
the week ending July 1 1871
will
Silesia,
,
Lon-
Foreign silver
Gold bars
American gold
28— St. Cnba, Liver-
poolAmerican eold
Foreign BUver
J8— St. Wisconsin, Liverpool—
Affi«ric«n gold
July
$40,000
69,995
820,000
29— St. Koln,
South-
ampton
American gold
4.50,000
Foroicrn silver
"
89— St.
Missouri,
47,823
Ha-
vana
American gold
330.000
1,227
"
600
30— Brig Spring Bird,
Port of SpainAmerican gold
Foreign gold
so.ooo
Silver bars
of N. York,
77,100
Liverpool
American gold
50,000
386.000
Total for the week
Previously reported
Total since Jan.
Same time
$4,973,208
39,757,160
$44,730,418
1871
1,
in
S.ime time in
I
$17,187,6S0 1867
14.688.489 1866
48,123,29j| 1885
1870
1869
1808
24,595.602
I
4.5,493,138
I
The imports
17,988,916
during the past week have
of specie at this port
oeen as follows
June 27— St. City of Mcrida,
Vera Cruz-
Prince
Silver
Silver
"
.lulyl-
$10,9.50
Gold
vanaGold...
600
an
Port
Marie,
600
-St.Morro Castle, Ha-
400
29— Sclir. Ernest and
$12,450
3,167,607
Same time
$3,1 .9 957
1871
1,
in
Same time
I
1870
1869
$7,176,325
9,597,838
1
I
in
$3,958,413
1868
1867
1,589,049
—
1.
— Securities held by the U.
10,000
7,825
S.
banks and balance in the Treasury
Treasurer in trust for National
:
Coin cer*
Week
ending
Feb. 4
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Mar.
Mar,
Mar.
Mar.
April
April 8
April 15
April 22
April 29.
May
May
May
May
For V.
For
6.
13.
June
June
June
June
.
.
15,919..500
a52,575,000
15,899,500
.
3.53.075,000
333.730,.3.'j0
1
16,252,000
89,779,000
104,490,000
13,770,000
87,357,000
8,.389,000
21,340,000
19,891,000
19,072 000
367,l-2..500
368,474,.500
.369.,541.8.i0
.
354,030,000
354,164,000
1.5, 72.3, .500
3ri9,887,.500
.
.3.54,623,3,50
15,7*3,500
.
355.1.52,450
15,8:«..500
1.5.927,500
1.5,716,501
870,3,58.850
370,985,9,50
S7I,,59O,00O
371,03.5,950
.
600
.
.3.55, (i62,
,
3.55,.369,450
.
3,55,757,600
.356.191,000
.3.56,942,700
357,1-22 700
357,307,250
.
358,527,9.50
.
.
.358. ,579, 400
,
21.
23,.511,000
2-2,943,400
outst'd'g.
32,152,000
81,545,000
100,883,000
369.036,500
.
15,961, .500
15,81 1..500
1.5.911,500
.
3.
99,127,000
99,448,000
366.413,200
331,2.5,3.000
.
tiflcates.
Currency.
Coin.
Tot.ll.
305,8«8,2,50
.
,
10,
17.
,— Bal. in Treasury.—,
S.
Circulation. Deposits.
850,048,750 15,819,5(X)
""
350,623 700 15.819,500
,
20,
27.
July
Oil,
market has been
which shows an advance
6d.
10 10
630
48
56
6
d.
42
Markets.
Oil
Mon.
Sat.
s.d.
10 10
£
1
6
m
8
16
3
9
and Sugar an advance of
Lins'dc'ke(ohl).^ tn
Linseed(Calcutta)
Unseed
52
6
B.
d.
8
16
steady with the exception of Linseed
12
6
d.
B.
95
95
52
33
47
56
Wed.
Tucs.
3
1
.
London Produce and
f
d.
s.
6
57
d.
6
16
Rosin (com. Wilm.)..^ 112 ft 8 8
"
"
(flnepale)
18
Petroleum (stdwhite)..^ 8ft 1 6ii
**
"
(spirits)
9
Tallow (American). |1) 112 ft 43
Sugar (No.
3
1— St. City
tom House.
Produce Market. We note an advance in
ee
Otherwise the market is steady
Liverpool
Petroleum.
of 3s.,
d.
95
52
33
47
6
Havre-
Tue.\^8URV. Tlie following forms present a summary
of certain weekly transactions at the National Treasury and Cus-
—
s.
Beef (ex. pr. mess).. ^304 ft
Pork(Etn. pr. mess)..|ibbl
Bacon, Cnmb. cat. ^ 112 ft
"
Lard (American) ...
"
Cheese (line)
"
Holland, Liverpool
American gold
National
29
4
3
40
Market. Prices in this line have been
weak and on Beef and Cheese decidedly lower. Lard however
closes with an advance of 7d. during the week.
Sat.
Mon.
Thnr.
Fri.
Tnes.
Wed.
Provinions
Liverpool
1
589,860
1— St.
Total since January
2ti
10
11
4
3
6
d.
s.
610,000
1,254,473
Foreign silver
— St. Pereire,
''
Fri,
Tliur.
28
S
3
6
10
11
11
30
3
7
11
11
6
d.
8.
26
3
30
4
3
40
3
Wed.
Tncs.
d.
8.
26
10
«
4
8
31
bu!*!!
4
.
—St. Main, SouthampAmerican gold
"
.-
Atlantic, Liver-
Total for the week
Previously reported
decline.
.
1
1871.
American gold
208,364
ton
Frl.
927i
92,'^
91 Ji
92>i
,
90
89
1867
*'
The market for American
and advancing throughout the week.
li%
WJi
91K
91X
Consols for money
"
account
U: 8. 6s (5-20B, 1862
1— St.
8,
pool-
Silver bars
week's prices.
Becurities has been firm
July
Parthia, Liver-
erpool—
-
pool for the past week have been reported by submarine telegraph,
as shown in the following summary
London Money and Stock Market. Consols close at an ad-
vance of Id. over
1— St.
July
[July
3.58,913.400
.
.3.59.437,.5,50
.
359,885,550
369,iMl,.500
15,716,500 371,474,100
15,866,500 372 057..500 10.3.4.50,000
15.818,000 372.758,700
98,781,000
]5,716,.500 372,8:».200
95,985,674
15,716,500 373,22.3,7.50
15,765,500 374,293.4.50
15,712..50O 374,291,900
89,.580,000
13,916,500 374,859,900
90,945,000
15.866,500 375,304,0.50
15,866,599 875,752,149
9.412,000
6,377,011
5,294,879
3,750,000
32,.555,000
16,251,000
—
2.
National bank currency issued (weekly and aggregate), in
return for bills destroyed and mutilated bills returned (weekly and
aggregate) with the amount in circulation at date
Week
^Notes issued for ret'd-^ ^Mutilated notes brn'dNotes in
Current week. Aggregate-CIurrcnt week. Aggregate. Circulation'
ending
Jan.
7
Jan. 21
Jan. 28
338,240
891,920
219,548
7ia,828
438,340
432,990
243,940
34,a54,855
34,986,115
2.33,200
3.5,295,638
406,100
426.849
934,624
305,809,269
306,288,567
306.554,748
3li7,.35 ,953
308,078,713
38,2.35,997
,30a,.585,728
38,612,767
W3,950
30,194,638
36,620,987
37,129,262
87,708,212
132, 7a5
38.5,770
508,0.50
39,1.30,812
617,865
461,900
39,748,682
40,210,582
308,889,228
309,876,048
310,061,758
311,780,103
M;ir. 25
312,.388,551
April
April
April
April
April
43,82.3,224
313,312,531
313,625,631
313,773,C41
314.155,420
315,034,590
4
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
n
18
25
4
35,205,61)3
85,749,943
85,424,435
35,662,728
.33,868,395
670,.370
664,320
806,990
11
18
37,3.35,.5a3
38,199,1X13
39,006,893
1
8
15
22
29
42,226,933
3;14,980
354,.360
May 6
Mayl3
May 20
Maya7
314.9--2.440
June 3
Juno 10
June 17
June 24
315,370,646
315,808,453
316.316,893
316,746,023
317,071,973
316,923,094
319,140,^34
July
317,-476,919
1
—Fractional currency received
from the Currency Bureau by
U. S. Treasurer, and distributed weekly ; also the amount destroyed, and legal tenders distributed
3.
Week
.
Fractional Currency.,
Eecoived. DiBtributcd. Destroyed.
ending
Jan, ^t
Jan. 21
Jan. 88
Feb. 4
,
,
Fob. 11
Feb. 18
Feb. 25
...
March 4
Marchll
March 18
March 25
April
April
April
April
._
6
18.
20.
27.
June 8
June 10
Jnne 17.
Jnne 84
July
1
2.34,897
704,.366
388,285
6il9,2(K)
726,400
644,800
649,100
807,200
715,600
390,146
673,227
178,472
836,452
327,475
611,.500
296,.397
391.941
477,644
542,153
628,000
672 500
742.000
722,000
559,500
•-.
SfH.OOO
620,500
588,000
459,000
660,000
626,600
634,500
490,000
,
407,800
719,100
682,.544
639,000
631, .-00
Ajiril
May
May
May
May
682,500
653,000
601,400
608,00J
6O4„500
961,000
177.800
583,600
604,500
6.3%:341
540,700
709,768
770,000
44.5,442
732,000
685,996
9.'!4,400
Leg. Ten.
DlBlrib'd.
642,424
1,072,974
3,299,230
2,892, r2S
3,759,0.53
747,738
595,671
5,132,910
2,239,268
2,943,000
1.510,950
5,336,679
3,442,616
869,842
858.493
375,211
461,.520
8.''>5,941
394,809
873.746
602,273
602,206
574,065
453,000
1,021,800
142,179
1,990,853
319,541
2,016,600
2,884,670
1,043,106
752,300
2,358,0?S
THE CHRONICLE.
Julys, 1871.J
'
45
—
The disbursement of July interest and diviaends lins stimu•
lated the demand for first-clnsH railroad bonds, tboy beinff a favorite, and generally sntiafuctory investment for surplus cai)ital.
Amonp
more prominent new loans now offerinp; may be menUold Bonds of the Chesapeake and Ohio Uailroad Company, which are reported by the af^enta in good demand and
likely to bo advanced before lonjf beyond the price now fixed by
the Conipanv 92 and accrue<l interest. Central Pacific Bonds are
sellinsr at OH} to UK) Ex-Coup,
tioned
TANN EB
U WALL
'be
ST.,
NEW
TOBK,
DEALBRH IN
tlie
—
CO.,
ft
bakkbrr.
STOCKS, BONDS, GOLD,
AND EXCHANGES.
ORDERS executed AT THE STOCK AND OOLD EXCHANGES.
Interest Allowed on Deposits subject to Chxck at
Bight.
MMim WD
Buy and
FININCIIL.
sell, at
GAGE EKJHT (8) PER CENT. GOLD BONDS
JOSEPH AND DENVER CITY RAILROAD CO,
INVESTMENT SECURITIES.
Jat Cooke & Co. are now selling, and recommend as a profitable and safe investment for all classes, the First Mortga^re SEVEN-
gold interest (more than EIGHT per cent, currency), and are secured
by first aud only mortgage on the entire road and its equipalso, as fast as the
Road
completed, on 33,000 Acres
or 500 acras for each $1,000 Bond.
Land to every mile of tract,
They are exempt from IT. S. tax
of
is
principal and interest are payDenominations: Coupons, 100 to $1,000; Regis-
able in gold.
;
of
the
ST.
Interest payable August and February, in New York, Lod
don or Frankfort-on-the Main, freeof U. 8. Taxes.
TANNER &
TIIIUTY Gold Bonds of the Northern Pacific Railroad Company.
They have 80 years to run, bear Seven and Three-Tenths per cent,
ments, and
FIRST MORT
current market rates, the
No. 11
CO.,
Wall Street
Banking House of Henry Clews &
33 Wall
Co.,)
N. Y.
f
Letters of Credit for travelers also, commercial credits issued
through Messrs. Clews, Habicht & Co., London, and their corresjiondents, available throughout the world.
Bills of Exchange on the Imperial Bank of Ix>ndon, National
street,
;
1100 to 110,000.
Northern Pacific 7-30's are at all times receivable, at ten per
CENT. ABOVE PAR, in exchange for the Company's lands, at their
Bank
lowest cash price.
West
tered,
The proceeds of all sales of lands are required to be devoted to
the repurchase aud cancellation of the First Mortgage Bonds of
the Company. The Land Grant of the Road exceeds Fifty Million
Acres in the most fertile portion of the Northwest, and the demand
for the Company's lands for settlement already exceeds the ability
of the Government to complete the surveys. This immense Sink
ing Fund will undoubtedly cancel the principal of the Company's
bonded debt before it falls due.
Holders of U. S. Five-Twenties, who wish to convert them into
a first-class railroad security, can do so at a present profit of about
13 per cent., while increasing their interest income nearly onefourth, by exchanging them for Northern Pacific 7 30's.
All marketable stocks and bonds will be received in exchange,
free of express charges, at their highest current price.
mation, maps, pamphlets,
any agent
etc., will
for the Loan, or to
of
be furnished on application to
Co., New York, Phila-
Jay Cooke &
S.
Hatch
Office op Fisk & Hatch.
Bankers And Dealers in Government Securities,
No. 5 Nassau street, New York, July 1, 1871.
The amount of the best class of securities now available in the
)
market, at prices which render them desirable and profitable for
investment, is limited in comparison with the amount of capita
which must seek investment from the July disbursements, and the
most substantial of these must ^be rapidly absorbed. Preference
will, of course, be given by prndent investors to those combining
the best assurances of absolute [safety with a liberal Interest on
their cost.
judicious investors.
1. The Road is under experienced, conservative, and honorable
management. The Company is one of the strongest and most
reliable and trustworthy corporations in the country, with a well
established credit and possessing property and franchises of great
value.
3.
There
ample security
is
for the
entire
existing in completed Road, Equipments,
3.
The regular and prompt payment
mortgage, already
and work done.
and the security
of interest
of the principal are
beyond question.
an old and successful Road, with 337 miles now in profit
able operation, and 100 miles additional nearly completed, extend4. It is
ing
itself in response to the demands of commerce, as A Great
East and West Trunk Line from the Atlantic to the
Ohio, and for the accommodation of the immense mineral
re-
sources along
The
its line.
necessary to render its extension profitable does
not depend upon a slow future development,
but an enormous and
profitable trade u already ttaiting
and inviting
5.
traffic
for
6.
The Loan
is sufficient
amount
it.
their
;
©alette.
DIVIDBNDS.
Tho following Dividends have been declared daring
Per
Company.
the past
Whkn
week
Books Closzd.
Cbnt.
Railroads.
Pnterson & Ramapo
Central of New Jersey
4
3
4
3
Banks.
Stuyvosant
Manufucturers' National (Brooklyn)...
First National (Yonkers)
Fifth National
July 3July 20 Jnly 6 to July
July 1
on dem
July 15
80.
-
5
July 10
Jnly 3
July 10
July 1
American Exchange Fire
7
6
on dcm.
on deni.
Firemen's
5
4
4
5
Insurance.
Clinton Fire
Germania Fire
Merchants'
Commerce Fire
,*:tna Fire
Citizens'
6
10
S
6
6
Mechanics' Fire (Brooklyn)
5
Globe Fire
Park Fire
Tradesmen's Fire
5
6
7
5
^
Sun Mutual
Equitable
10
International
Importers' «fc Traders'
United States Fire
Hanover Fire
LorlllardFlre
Columbia Fire
6
S
7
3X
5
5
raiscellaneons.
States Trnst Co
ITnlted
Little Schuylkill Nav. lUt,
&
Coal Co.
5
3V
July 10
on dem.
on dem.
I
July 10
on dem.
on dem.
July
1
on dem.
on dem.
July 10
Jnly 1
on dem.
July 8
on dem.
on dcm.
on dem.
on di m.
on dem.
July 10
Jnly 10
on dem.
Fbidat Eviiniio, July 7, 1S71.
has been no change of import
ance in the money market during the past week, and loans are
readily obtainable at 3(34 per cent on government collaterals, and
3(3.5 per cent on miscellaneous securities.
The payment of July
dividends has not perceptibly influenced the market, as the
plethora of funds was previously so great as to place the rates of
interest at about the lowest point.
There is no large demand for
money from any quarter, and it seems probable that the market
must remain in much the same condition as at present, until the
demand for mercantile purposes to meet the Fall trade, has fairly,
set in.
It is generally supposed that the activity in stocks is
mostly over for this season, as public confidence in higher prices
was severely shaken by the developments of June; but it is not
impossible that the prospects of continued ease in the money
The money Market.—There
market may lead
to
more speculative business than
is
now
antici-
pated.
The
cable reports a decrease in the bullion reserve of the
Bank
become widely kno-wn, of England this week of £114,000, while the coin of the Bank of
popular and marketable., while it will
be but a sUght tax upon the France has increased 100,000,000 francs. No apprehension seems
great earning capabili'jes of the
to be felt in London that French affairs will seriously disturb their
Road.
money market, though money in Paris is much higher, being
Price of the bonds^ unUl further
notice, 02. and accrued In- now quoted at 6 per cent in conseqnence of the activity created
terest from May 1.
p-ig^ 4 HATCH.
by the new loan.
in
to
:
;
SaufeerB*
€t)e
Star Fire
The First Mortgage Gold Bonds of the Chesapeake
AND Ohio Railroad Company offer peculiar^ inducements to
all
;
Cheshire
a.
and
Ireland
Deposit accounts received in either Currency or Coin, subject to
check at sight 5 per cent Interest allowed on all daily balances
Certificates of Deposit issued
Notes, Diafts and Coupons collected
advances made on approved collaterals and against merchandise
consigned to our care.
Orders executed for Investment Securities and Railroad Iron.
Winchester &> Potomac
Mount Carbon
Fisk.
Bank of
Drafts and Telegraphic Transfers on Europe, San Francisco the
Indies, and all parts of the United States.
Full infor-
delphia or Washington.
Harvet
Provincial
Scotland,
branches.
CHRONICLE.
THIS
46
The last etatement of our city banks was favorable to continued ease, bo lar as th» Legal Tender reserve is concerned, which
had increased $1,318,637, the whole excess over the 25 yer cent
legal requirement being $18,174,482. Changes from the previous
statement were as follows: Loans increased $2,528,314; specie
deposits
circulation decreased $66,140
increased $2,511,235
increased $4,787,180 Legal Tenders decreased $12,340.
™rhe followinjj; statement shows the present condition of the
associated banks, compared with the same date in the ast two years
;
;
;
1
1870.
t2T6,5(XI.0OO
;sHi,!M.9r.9
3, 1S(!9.
»a8.40(VOO
stocks, it is evident that they are better
purchases now than they were a few weeks ago when they ruled
much higher. Rock Island sold to-day at 107^, the range since
Northwest Preferred has
January 1, having been 104(al30t.
sold since the recent break at 86i, the range this year having
been 81i@100i. Common has sold at 72, the raniie since January
1 having been 69f(<i924.
Other stocks, though considerably
below the highest point of the year, have not shown as much
variation.
The market lacks any decided tone and will probably
bo more or less unsettled for some time to come.
The following were the highest and lowest prices of the active
list of railroad and miscellaneous stocks on each day of the last week
ll>,526,451
2'.s(XI,(»m
34,200,(iOO
219,10CI.0(fl
n9.S0O.0OO
Satnrrtay,
71,a4S.Si8
Tenders
J,60(l.ll00
33.0'.i0.(x«
S4S,S0S,69;i
NetdenoalW
5li,SOO,l)00
46,7^0,000
July 1.
9iV i^M
:
The demand for commercial paper continues very good, and NY.Cent&H.R 92 92s^
do
scrip
*1V5
....
names are readily sold at the low prices heretofore Harlem
Erie
Zi% im
quoted, which are about 4i@5i per cent on the best endorsed Koiidlnif
IIOV 111
paper at 60 diys to 4 or 5 mouths 4 per cent is an exceptional Lakehliore
118X109
Moiulay, Tuesday, Wednesd'y ThurBdiiy,
July 5.
Julys,
July 4.
96« 9VJS
96JS 97X
92
92
92«
92K
first-class
;
on very choice short date paper
paper is offered on the market.
rate
very
;
second-class
little
percent.
Commercial,
first
class endorsed
••
••
•*
"
*•
**
•'
4
*
slnglenames
6
4
6^,
@
3to4niontns.
Bonds.— Governments have been
5
5X
5>i(^ 6^
f'XtS S'A
4
4M
to 6 rnontliB.
60 days.
4
@
4}«iai
5w@
CO days.
'•
"
"
Bankers. -first class lolelfoi
*
•/
domestic
ITnltrd States
todays.
months.
months.
5M
4>^ra
and
firm
advancing until to-day, when the market was heavy, chiefly in
consequence of the larger amount of bonds brought out by the
recent advance in prices. On Saturday last 5 20's of 1802 closed
at 114, and 18C7's at 112^. On Thursday the former sold up to
115i@115i, and the latter to 113i@113f, and closed to-day the
1862'8 at 1144, and 1867'8 at 112|. The lower prices are rather a
reaction from the previous rapid advance, than any evidence of
weakness in the market. Foreign bankers have been the chief
purchasers, and the shipments of United States bonds this week
have been of more considerable amounts than we have had occasion to report in any previous week for some months past. The
advance in gold here, and the higher rates for our bonds abroad
have afforded a fair margin on shipments.
In regard to the new five per cent loan there was some sensation produced yesterday by the cable report that Assistant Secretary Kichardson had been successful in his negotiations for
placing the bonds in London, but as no details were furnished
and no confirmation has been received to-day, the report is not
regarded as of much importance.
The programme of treasury
purchases of bonds and sales of gold in July embraces the same
amount of each, being $1,0U0,000 per week. At the purchase of
$1,000,000 bonds on Wednesday the total offerings amounted to
only $1,811,750 and the prices paid were between 112.77 and
113.43.
The following were the highest and lowest
government
securities at the
Saturday,
July 1.
»'«,18S1 coap....xi;5
6 20's,1862coup.
S.aOB,lii»l
b-M'a, IWiS
S-»'B, 1865
5- JO s. 18rt7
5-20'8, 1868
This
Tnesday, Wedneed'y Thursday,
July 4.
July 5.
July 6.'
:
....
....
'15'.4
„
:
?x
....
'nVA
n
•
;ux
115X
111),-
....
...
ti4ii
v.i'^m
:
112J4
'imx
ii2«
6'8
Is
g.
S
»
»
:
"Uox 115X
..
iiiHn2x
"5
....
:
was made
at tbe
July 7.
•ii?x US'*
....
v.i
ii5)i
;
Friday
•uiHiii
11»X 113«
U3v( iisx
us%
113
:
:
the Price bid and asked, no sale
.
1I2X llS^
S
•xiujiiiax
III
Carrency
3.
U3>4
1
•
10-40'8,
•
llSi^
Mondav,
July
prices of leading
Board on each day of the past week
mi(
....
Saturday.
July 1.
h\
2^
112V
'••iH
July
3.
Tnesrlav,
July
4.
mnrnx
115
..
.
July
a.
,(ulv 6,
Friday
.(niv
;
'
^ix
Ss
N.Car.. old..
•• V.Car., new.
«• VIrg., old....
<• 8 C, u, J 4fc J
lis
•
'M «J«
X5:w ii%
6SH 'tis 68
48V '59 60
95X 95V S3K
**
89X SOX Hii ..". 89^
.SO
•
....
86X "85
58^
5S,
•
This
Is
:;••
K\
9 IS*
•sM'^sonrt
'XH%
90
Un. P«c. l>t.... 'US
D. P. L'd ut.... •.... 85X
U. P. Income.. • .. fcSx
Cent.Pac.Uold
99^ ...
9;
*'5!<
58>;
95
.
WV
the price bid and asked, no tale was
made
....
at the
99^100
99V 99«
Board.
Railroad and JtllacoIIaneons StoeUs.— The
stock
90i«
108>i
lslan<:...
VoX
73X
n\%
109^
i.<;
&
10.1
ff)%
80X
81
120
a
•
..
89 H
89X
JOJi
K
105
•'a^
•a;
•135
W
U..Uart.&Krte
Union Paciflc.
3K
!
Quicksilver....
PacillcMaii....
'UX
IIV
42X
Ain.Meich.L'n
United States. 'SOK
MSh
2«
80V
52V .W
51
•45
53X
!9;«
W-A
....
84
87
'136
...
....
".... Ill
121
93
....
....
....
....
ax
31H 31K
58X <SS%
.!« :::•
42V
•53X 54«
90
•»V
S6V
4^'K
•80
;25
8<(i
59
•nx
Vl%
43
12*4
HH
•122
9V
58)<
•5>i
sos-
....
.... 'laoji 121
125
30X ilH
3!IK
58 V
6
•IIX
—
80
53
93
^%
7
ii?i
421^
Kxpr'SB
81
iV/i
«M
88
•135
•liO
s'
M%
Ox mii
S3
87
IHI
58 K
58>i
lORlJ
100
•80
•S!
a
.3H
30v 31X
58X
ffest. Iln. lel.
Mariposa rrel..
81
19» 'X>^
105« 106
2il
IWV
"I
..
5' \<
"20>4
7X
•9!l>j
\vz% "io;Hi07>i
.12
"lilo
II
....
t,V4
4;v
llOV IllX
laov 121
83
84
do
pre!' "S9
nilnulsleutr'l '•13>X 13!
Mich, t'cntral. •
121
Morris & Esse* '92^ 93
Adams
»iii
1II8M I09>S
8UJ4-
Del.,L»ck ,tW
Hauu., bt. Job.
ti7m:8i4
72» 73!<
9;u
91
Tin
91
51V
&I
Col.rbir-
73
99H 99V
cox 61
&
109V i:o%
58V n<A
59Ji
117>i 118
xoiyi iiO)j
«)>*
4,i<
111),!!!*,;
59X
74
92 «
W4
61
d
pref....
V\}i 81
Ohio, Misslssli)
47K 4:<<
C»ntral olN.J. •llUJt 111
Chic.
Alton. "120
do
do pi-el 'IVO ]25
Clev.,c.,C.
11138M12«
109;<110X
5SV 1)9«
i:.>« 11 iH
Fort Wayne... 'BJ
St.faul
60!,
^nama
2jy
lll>«
Kl-'^V 1119 1<
59
73
....
12
m%
•tJ" S?«
53>»
•52
.W
....
•53X
5t>i
•45><
46
..
•"H 47,'^
• Ti-iRiH tbp nrlc.p hirt and askod. no fiale was made at th« Board.
The Gold market. Gold has been strong most of the week
but declined a fraction to-day, under the prospect of smaller
exports of specie, closing at 1131. The specie shipments of last
week, exclusive of a transhipment of silver, were over !J3,500,000,
Wells, Karno..
.
—
but will probably not reach $1,500,000 this week. The sales of
gold by the Treasury this month will be $1,000,000 each week, on
Thursday, the first sale having been made on the 6th inst. in one
round lot at 113.38 the total bids amounting to $2,425,000. Cash
"
gold has been easier and rates for borrowing ranged from " flat
to 2 per cent., to-day the rates for borrowing were 3 and 2 per
The cable reports yescent, to flat, and 1 per cent, for carrying.
terday and to-day make a decrease in the specie held by the bank
of England of £114,000 and an increase in the bank ot France of
francs.
Custom House receipts this week have
to $2,070,000.
following table will show the course of the gold premium
100,000,000
amounted
The
t
Open-
.
Board.
Wednesd'y, Thursday,
Northwest
do
pref
Rock
•i;%
lwsi\,l
nsx
....
Tenn.ncw...
MondMV,
58
i;6
8;j.
la.'iS
llOV
^^*dBy,
July
96V 97
91V 92
12?
127
127H
11% .SIX 27X
each day of the week past
State and Kallroad Bonds._The Southern State bonds
have generally been steady on a moderate business. As these
securities rank more properly among speculative than investment
bonds, the rein vestment of July dividends does not affect them
to the same extent as the old standard railroad bonds, or the new
loans offered in our market. In the absence of speculative transactions the leading Southern bonds are generally dull.
Railroad bonds are without special activity, although it is certain that a good proportion of the large disbursements" made this
month will gradually seek investment in these favorite securities.
The following are the highest and lowest prices of the most
active Slate lionds at the Board on each day of the week
6BTena.,old...
Wabash
FittBhurg
11IX114Q
1
18?I.
8,
by some of the leading
30.491,457
BDOcle
Clrcnlatlon
LettHl
July
July2.
Jnlvl.ISTl.
Lo»n» and discoants
fJuly
market
has been irregular and generally dull. Business was much
broken up by the Fourth of July holidays and the adjournment
of the Boards over Monday and Tuesday, together with the yaclt
races at Cape May and horse races at Long Branch, so that there
was comparatively little done for four or five days. The marktt
is now supposed to be more free from the control of cliques
than
for a long time previous to the Rock Island break, and the Lake
Shore party, is said to be the only combination of any strength,
operating for a rise. Stocks have not been positively wiak, and
the fluctuation ol each day seems to show an irregular feeling
without decided tendency in either direction. The marktt is in
precisely such a position as might have been anticipated after
the
events of the past month prices have declined materially, but
the confidence of outside purchasers has been so severely shaken
that they do not care to take stocks at any i>rice. Without any
change iu the actual values of the several properties represented
tjuotations.
I.OWHiKh-
.
>
los-
Ing.
Total
Balances.
Currency.
Gold.
.
.
Clearings.
inif.
Monday. "
Tuesday, "
Wedn'day. "
Thursday, ••
Friday,
ciit.
1....113S(
Bafday. July
est.
113)i
113X
113V MS.g'iS.filO
Holiday
Holiday
»;,123,80O
»2,527.3U1
8
4
5....:!3«
6 ...;!S«
118X
IISV
11314
44.935,0CU
1.73-'.703
v.~iAii
2,008.860
\\i%
I13i<
113)^
U3J<
l\i%
\Uii
5I.UB.000
7. ...11334
•
1.92S50!
1.839.. 69
2.802.680
1.5.9,52b
47.605,000
m%
1932«4.l«)
1,339,569
Currentweek
1W><
::3X
113V
:'.2«
l,8i.'2,162
112^
Prevlousweck
113
211,631,000
113X
Jan 1, 1S71. todate..llOi<
llOJi
113;^
113V
Foreign r xchanee. The considerable supply of bills
l,529„^2«
2,112.5;S
—
drawn
against shipments of bonds has furnished more than enough
exchange to supply the moderate demand, and the result has been
a decided softening in rates during the past few days. It will be
noticed that this condition of the market— a decline in rates arising
from a full supply of bills is something quite unprecedented during a number of months past, and indicates a very considerable
bond movement, particularly as the eupjily of cotton bills has
been almost entirely cut off^ by the bigher prices ruling in our
markets. Double-Eagles for shipment have been obtained at J premium, which is less than was paid last week, and the shipments
of coin will probably not be over $1,500,000 against nearly
Cotton
$3,700,000 last week (exclusive of silver transhipped).
exports from the United States amount to 7,944 bales against
The prices below are to
25,12.') in the same week last year.
some extent nominal, as nearly all the business to-day was done
at a concession from those rates.
—
60
London prime bankers
Gooclbaukcis'do
commercial
Days.
Paris (liankerB)
®
®
Antwerp
5.15
^.15
Swiss
4UX®
S6X@
Kranklort
.
5.10
I
41
•
..
..
(«
...o
.
..a
....®
79M®
Prussian tbalers
111
lll'M
5.WX(*
...
41«l9 41H
Bremen
»
a
5.10
5.!3V«
Amsterdam
Hamburg
Days.
s
IWUdH
llOX®
1\^%(A \wy.
IIOM® HOX
lluXW 110}<
72^'^
...
®
T2V«
..
transactions for the week at the Custom House and SubTreasury have been as follows
-Sub-Treasury
CuBtom
Payments.
Mouse
Kccelpts.Currency.
Gold.
Eecelpts.
Gold
Currency.
The
:
.
Saturday, July
Monday,
"
"
Tuesday.
Wednesday, ••
I
.
3,.
4..
TbursdaT,
"
5.
6.
Friday,
"
7..
M60.UI0
288,000
»1
2.'>8.;63
4 6.9tt2
90
84
$1.203 013 .3
5.34,917 93
.Holiday....
aei'.iioo'
"M.'aiweo.i'
581,000
179,000
l,18S,a«li »5
$2,070,000
$6,541,213 51
2,174.03! 37
921,!>7l
Si
2,304,188 f.5
1,507,915 14
»7.-87,321 40
1,899,^0 61
t2,:68,4(l»
'.O
822,579 29
''iTsiiM s«'' 'siwesei
66.1.
'80 83
72
1,1-94,9!'^
1732,570
1
0'22,;2; 01
;
Total
Balance, Jnne 30
Balance July
7
$6,531,466 <9 $13,0«.8»2 99
61,7^1,994 34
3,.^84,987 1'2_
166,240,319 86
$4,51-89 89^
»5,'.»l,a63 i"
July
THB CHRONICLE.
1671.]
8,
—
New
York City Banks The following «tntement •how* the
eonHition of the Associated Banks of New York City for the week
ending at the commencement of business on Julj 1, 1871
ATBEAaa AMOUNT orNet
LnUKl
LoftDR And
ClrculaOtDltal
Bew VorK
»s.ix»,o()o
ManlMtua
Mornhftnta'
...
Mrtrliibnloi
...
,..
..,
,
Union
A'nerlCft
Phonlx
Olty
Tr«d6«meD'i..
,
filUnn
2,060.000
3,000.000
3,000,000
1,900,000
9,000,000
i,Mio,jao
t, 000,000
1.100,000
600,000
Cliemloal
mKco'virii. Rp«i^l#.
tlon, T>rP(>.tt«.T«»n.lfi(i
fr.s'c.KX) |2,»r7.voo iJJO.oon »i3.!»(.a(io »i,fni>.i(n
5,»JU/<I0
6.422,000
9,»18,700
4.753 JOn
298.3i<0
817,1100
9a«,«oo
284,900
520,842
486,600
State
3 S9".451
321,»2
171295
288,«M
2,0S9.42J
9W
2,6!I6,S41
1.9n,8Ti
3,1''5.;29
8,476,f3I
1,963 000
10,6t0,<08
1.667,393
2.518,184
3.098,9110
2,958,-00
3.557.70O
2,681,1(0
4.136.0S?
790.400
9,666
562.947
240,100
4.500
00
69,-
182,5!7
74.000
2,670
106,320
soo.aw
J2,6»2
96.408
182, CO
501,400
818,705
8i ,571
66,9
808.600
4,228
1. 915
19,9
10.853
10,3.^
231,0(10
3.200
6T7
1,009,700 2,897.900
126,000
,739.200
269,(Xn
216,000
729,000
162,1 00
814.700
189,500
793.500
900
267,900
8.SC0
883,200
»,S45
225,000
180,000
1.740,510
l)9ti.;i.2
1I,«-39,100
19,913.643
1,269.5(10
594,466
1, 2.12.2 1
1.0.>2.';6a
l,5'i5,(XIO
21,16«,-;(I0
12,417,0(10
l.,')<f7,500
an
6.971,
1.166,710
4.38O.10O
1 ,156,900
8.459,874
1.503,664
503,784
643,(n2
:86,114
6,306
5,565.
2,7TT
Bank of f^omnierce.
Bank of N. America
n'k of Ri'deniptlou.
Bank of Kopubllc...
City
5.:i3^6«l
1,'.74,K)0
1.918,244
2..581
000
1,S89.5*S
3,158.461
1.497,088
l.«37.()00
6.017,733
1,464.807
2399,953
2,007,8(0
1,446.22
1
2.898,659
i,892,rao
2J02,729
2,448,400
1. 19-1 .6,50
1,7«H (180
753 .940
;2,SS!,S(«
23,5IM,856
1,151,900
690,996
1,106.816
662,711
1.154 500
19.135.100
11,717,000
1,462,000
6,686,000
4,459,000
6,420,800
750,100
5,0«.)00
1,2(4.5(«)
Dec.
260,000
444,410
44,855
6,967
942,135
1,050,104
1,287,288
296,337,959
163^6,451
Philadelphia Banks.
19-1.600
9.515.600
8,1(15,0110
4i7.0(l0
1.9111, aio
1,013.900
2,33il.(»l(l
274,200
l,829,5»l
394,675
815.786
90.000
71 ,348,828
Inc.
Legal Tenders.
Dec.
$4,787,180
Deposits,
Lesai
Tenders,
31.201966
233.594.016
31.071 2U
80,969,723
30,;40,4il
30,662.091
2i9.4'>n,7H)
(8,230,118
7J,900,833
70.410,441
72,178,961
S0,560,6i!6
243321319
S0,4»»,457
24^308,698
Cleavinpt*.
241,393,519
241 ,'^94336
243,276,1'iO
—The following
645.119.180
f (=4.30 1.358
663,323,702
719.S72.4S1
686,817308
681.087 380
71361,168
713.8,828
561.366,458
the average condition
of th« Philadelphia National Banks for the week precedinc Monday, July 3, la71
is
:
Total net
_ Banks.
Philadelphia
North America
yamurs and Mecb.
CoramerclaL
Mechanics'
Bank N. Liberties
Bouthwark
Kensmeton
Penn
Wes
ern
Manufacturers'
Bank
Commerce
of
Olrard
Tradesmen's
Consolidation
City
Commonwealth.
,
.
Corn Exchange....
Union
First
Third
1,000,000
2,000,000
810,000
2,'57,000
2,;('6,0iJ0
1,587,800
1.081.K0J
1.382.952
1,483,709
2,060,000
821,673
8,958.0n0
1,.
541 .759
1.119,918
1,000.000
250.0(X)
1.000,000
2(0.000
800.000
400,000
8(0.000
600,000
800,000
1,000,000
SUlh
(;f ntral
Bmk
of Republic.
Secailty
Tot»l
599,100
294 OOJ'
110,095
271,6(0
253.000
4310
1,113
4329
8,0''0
1,000,000
247,000
1,180,150
ii\iMi
705,458
3,528,000
1,009,026
794,7 9
983 871
212,1(15
775,«.18
209.7,50
i.49;,ao
450(0(1
$58,130,492
1'<(1.1I5
270.0(10
ai2, 55
136,(00
166,000
1.1,5,0(111
907 010
7-3.000
22 ',000
0(1
998,aia
640,000
142,000
$233,883
2.650,«O
579.(1(0
1,734.000
2ii83J0
800 00.)
180,0(0
$14.802302
$47,139,791
$11,190,228
deviations from last week's returns are as follows
^oans
Increase.
Increase.
Increase
Specie....
Legal Tenders
$116 529
94 6rj
300,811
Deposits
Circulation
Increase
Increase
1,369 .110
18,249
.
BOSTON Banks.— Below we give a stateraent of the Boston
National Banks, as returned to the Qearing House,
on Monday
J
uly
o,
loVl
Banks.
Atlantic
Atlas
Blackstonc
Boston
Boylston
•Broadway
Colninblan
"Continental
Eliot
Everett
c
Capital.
Loans.
$730,000
$1,641,794
2.936,419
1300000
Soecle,
$1354
L.T Notes.
$172,679
1,458
l,,5(»30O
1,000.000
3,664312
1319,638
6,55«
500.000
200.000
1,000.000
1.000.000
1,000,000
200,000
13'M34»
15,144
580,265
2,279,674
1.38939g
2,745370
TW,S«7
83,,1S3
IJ'O
1&>3U
:
44'3'28
17',44S
*
~
1391
«
259,47$
69,003
988,000
125,117
25 .,69
4V371
Deposits, CIrculs$553,036
767,388
$1.16,452
793 971
1,877,614
806,717
791,490
789,697
676,l«5
449 601
175.723
771,963
9463 19
M5.6I1
683,463
1,111.611
57l.'4yi
T'JI.lOO
6M318
117,410
4Ji22,7S6
5,167.606
1.1933011
:
9.19*
a»T,»»7
9M.4WI
i.m.m
8893*7
•08398
299.4.1:
116.996
9&1328
890388
1,721,119
1,847,793
1300.000
2OO30O
I,,'i00.0(»
.90,ess
S063;2
2493(0
116.177
lKS.e29
885,173
279,140
4*1,929
47,'50
21.5300
84^,059
9M
11
13327
42,161
W.605
500,000
ToUI.,
797368
773303
163300
1,124.686
2,061,798
53,5382
488,816
85,648
541035
850,694,067 124316.013
are as follows
]nc. 1396,192 (Deposits.
Inc. 345,441 CirculaUon..
197,413
480334
8883W
879319
231 1>4
5113(6
72338
Dec.
•»>m
730 ONI
1366,497
.$48,050,000 »119,152,159 11,441,499 113,117,482
Loans
174393
7(2308
59038*
78930O
988363
The deviations from the returns of previous week
Specie
Loeai Tender Notes
177. 01
637.279
991 381
788,784
7TS.«!0
1.163.4:8
8,232,129
l,10B,6UJ
1.212.541
9(W,(98
l,<84,:a8
897,701
l,4<2,7'.e
Kim
7013
619 864
116 862
4,804
112,400
4,727
8,2>7,6P9
4, 520.8 -.9
681.323
S..5063;i
3,170,111
2,000,000
45,261
23>riH
42,996
26,988
6,4:0
98,4(U
8,091311
:
Inc,130SaOO
..D«0.
32,299
1
SOUTHERN SECURITIES.
Prices arc
made by
several of the principal dealers, thongh
necessarily nominal.
some quoUtlons sre
Tbea« Quotation* are ot tbe Leas Active Sernrltlea which
are not Given on the Next PaKeSeeurltiea.
t'lty
Alexandria t>8
Atlanta, Oa, 78
Augneta, tia., 76, bonds
Ch'lecton. S.
84
70
52
70
.
C, 7», F. L. bde
Meinpliis past due ecu pone.
Mobile, Ala., 6s, bonda ....
8s.
LSashvilletts
(JorloikBB
.
*'
.Jlutj
stock
& Darlington 7s
Ridge, 1st Mortgage
"
"
"
"
"
"
and
A Dan
"
"
"
RIchm.
,
guart'd 6a
m.
4tb
78
*.
Fetersb.
"
Fre'ksb'i;
"
"
'
1
Qnotatlons of mouttaern
j
.
82
35
ai
.
30
)
05
I
50
I
.
.
,
I
.
,
par
I
"08
'
I
par
.
65
95
95
Bank of Memphis
Bank of Middle Tennessee
BankofParis
par
Bank of the t'nlon
„
2j
Bnk of West Tennessee... .!!'.. '.'.ill!! '25
Buck's Bank
par
CityBank
ai
Commercial Bank
30
Merchants' Bank
par
Northern Bank
p.ar
Ocoee Bank
O'*
'80
Bank of Sliilliyvllle
Southern Bank
Traders' Bank
'..par
Life and General Insurance Company 05
sou H CAKO(.I»A.
Bank of Camden
25
11a k of Charleston
95
Bank of Chester
OS
Bank of Georgetown
05
Ba.ik of Hamburg
06
Bank of Newberry
05
Bank of the State of 8onlh Carolina.. 95
Farmers' and Exchange Bank
01
Verrhants' Hank
06
rianten' Bank or Falrflold
04
.
.
I
1
m 8s «
" Sd m. 88
"
'
8e
Pelureburgl
&,
lilana.
. .
mtg. so
m
Sd
3dm,«e
Morfolk
Misslstippi Cant. let m. 8b
" 8s
2d
"
*'.ronM. let m. 7b 80
" fop«f>M «« XI 70
77
PC
80
93i
704
6Si
83
96
85
87
IstS^B
"
IjOD-
.'
Plt'^njont 6b..
"
iiO
W
87
83
(is
coea'd 8b.
Isl
"
7ft
88
...
4th,8B
fond. Int. 8s
,'
'joatbside, 1st
56
79)
Ini
77
Sds,
"
Rich.
,
nHsDlastppl
Ista
«e
4th, 8s
Virginia Central Ists, 69
"
2nde, 6b
93
80
84
^1
?s
86
2ds6e
Georgia.
A'lanticanrt Uulletock
Savannah, Albany * Gnlf 7k
bonds, end. by 8avannab x
Pensacola &Q«orKialet m7s
"
" 2dia9e.
4Uu8s
A Han.
ATennlBtB
Va.
State uf Alabama
85
Mobile and Ohio, a mtg,8«
68
Selma and Meridian let m. Be 60
Macon and A ni^'jeta bonds
"
"
endorsed.
Macon and Augnsta stock
2dB68.,..„
ed» 8b
& .ilex.
Urange
let
mtg.
TO
80
70
Virginia.
Orange* Ale».,l6tB6»,....'
Income,
let
.
Tennessee.
let, 8f.x
let. end
stock
88
40
80
80
East Tenn. Ik, Virginia 68, end
by State of Tenn
Mempbisand Ohio 10b
•'
6b
8s,fjold bonds, endorsed by
SoathweeieruKii.,
.>I..7s
"
Cheraw
Alabama.
Montgomery and Knienla
let
Savannah <fe Char. 1st M., 7b.
North Kastcm let mtg. 88.
'
Sd
8«..
"
8d "
8b..
Railroad Secnritles.
West V.
"
,
Sparten-bnrg and Union 78^
gnar'd by BtatoS. C
6U
70
8»....
* Aug
Char!., Col.
7H
liicbmond 6b ..
Wilmington, N. C,,6s
'
Sooth Carolina.
70
86
64
72
66
SO
83
63
63
70
Macon 7e. bonds
Memphis ()B. endorsed
,-*etert*burg 6b.
M M
•18
OiilnmbU.S. C , 6s
CoIambuB," 7s,bonde
rredrick8bnrg6B
Lynchbnrp (is
Montgomery
North Carolina.
Mid Ask
Wilmington & Weldon7s.... Hi) »ft
" ch. & Ruth. IstM, end
"
"
1st M.. Ss... SS< 64
Asb
Bankol'Knoxvlllc
179.'
atjr.t
116.167
554,184
583,308
l.OOO.UO
219.SS5
239 5(>i
217.0(10
796.0(0
261, 75
l,i5i,(iot;
4'5.(l0i)
«««,7I8
:.90i3>i
111B3
1,500,000
Webiiter
277384
2n,t77
1833112
8I4.««)
833 214
369316
2,006,019
5,980,201
Commonwealth
»%3BI
129.92i
43>0.247
Bank Tennt'saec, old
Bank Tpii PSBee,new
Bank TennesRee, Torbett. ,"
Bank Tcnnrssep, post notes'.','
Planteifl' Bank
I'nioii Bank
Fnion Bunk rertiflcates. ..'..'.,
Bank of (^'liattanooga
Bank (if Commerce
8,117,0(0
1,0119,2(0
2S9,(I(0
3,000
.590.(0(1
131'i.OOll
357.001
557.000
1,094,000
992,000
3,176,000
2,329,000
495,000
227318
177315
1. •''1117,392
1.-753
1,064,5M
958
467.750
457.000
210,160
954,3 3
334,430
241.2:9
442.156
177,653
543 (UK)
410,0(0
6.000
12,000
6!)8,000
91S341
S83 5r7
1328.0PO
8^,000
5,-48
$1,(00,000
797,550
932.500
1,96 ,(00
1,689,000
2.482,0(0
1,6;9,200
65'l,oa'
1(1.000
1,342,000
1,483,000
3,906,000
$3,936,000
2,340.512
4.378,600
1,390,100
88 ,000
600,000
92,572
$16,43J,000
'
9.«7,542
1,373,50:)
150,000
210.(00
275,000
700,000
,
Ek'hth
L, Tender. Denoslts.ClrciiIat'n,
$1,369,000
5,860
79,900
3.200
2 123
2,000
11,180
2,5:54,(00
800,000
900,000
250,000
250,000
500,000
400.000
300.(100
P'lVRnth
Specie.
$i(,(«10
$5,50- ,0(0
4.146,828
5,573,410
800300
Fonnb
The
Loans,
Capital.
$1300,000
1396.7TO
178378
3i0
1308304
AH
1313.978
1,000.000
1,000.000
'*
Agltreitate
487317
til
1,!55.2)6
8,891 ,T24
1,000300
"
611.521,922
«B13j9
40«S'l
210338
S,117,(IK1
1300,000
Union
Jlontg'ry &,
weeks past
Bl«>l
8M.44
15,8*4
111.718
22.l»4
1,01IO,HO
Secnrlly
,1231«
I
W»,7»l
78,4T4
2,000300
E»Kle
Richanire
Hide & Leather
Revere
week are as follows
Net Deposits
Specie. ClrCTil^tlon.
July
582.148
896,700
2/8.080
7;2.939
670,200
214.741
606
J31,«t«
521,000
2,187,292
455 322
350,294
511.000
627,910
872 .,500
684,000
720,000
747,000
231,480
604,310
242,'15
3,210,200
5,922,620
389,300
3I7.6'4
208.449
215,529
127,954
111,096
177,019
360,849
49(l,4tt8
)
are the totals for a series of
291,441.639
291,803.148
293.810.161
29S,1»1,jS2
.(100
507.3(11
I
66,149
1,233.519
2.111
1.137,800
3,421.911
1,610,899
522,626
823
9,54,969
293,'i:9,iv»5
1
111.945
048.091
919.1lh2
618337
84S577
961,191
1,284,744
.lane 21,.
10, ,
17,,,
Third
3,816.111)
1,6''8,180
4,H6<i.6i7
T«.100
76,400
1,«3.220
200,000
100 uou
15 2623'.3
15.880.111
13,799.880
12.716.193
12.989,910
14.0i9.2I6
27,...
sveond (Granite).,
43.1,:i(«l
1.523.51(1
493,l«tl
44.7(10
2,399.1110
Inc. $2,259,314
2,511,2«
Inc.
2<9.436331
.rnne3
61 .mi
1,169,471
3,ue',4(4
9,6 2,«10
9.5r*.23I
947 -.(10
584,0!5 8,847,670
60.-.(iO
900,100
46.303
7<8,0(10
e9,.'«0 |477J2(0
5.990
4.490
1,299,1109
854.250
61.010
131,4'
5.757
9,727
130,531
4,000
1711,611
289.172
5,900
185,612
891,880 ,460,743
29,643
132,905
28.669
3924
93 600
468,600
4.a4S,200
2,li3,C60
5,(r!5.n»
2.'14.9fO
First
445,144
1,M),!.7(10
5M.0f0
O.WJJOO
900,001!
Loans,
Jone
2,S29.-299
Washington
1,496,532
771,581
108,809
8S7,252
186:91
86364
41373
600.000
2.000,000
790,000
1.000.000
1,600 000
300.0(0
i.s.ti.edo
85,056,400 296,237,959 I16,526*)l 30,494,457 248,308,693
The following
.Tune
T«3i;0
258.618
168 938
1P9,9(1«
deviations from the returns ot previous
,
2,481 3INI
94ijtsa
1,.«>,7«4
44149,406
9,912.600
22,726,660
2i<0,000
!0
Traders'
Tremont
341,708
848330
itmMB
11.151
3,111,211
33>'7.ag«
8371,61 1«
4.173,771
888341
1,481,!4R
1,18" 718
l«l,2!*
169.141
Ol.'Ol
814,191
7S.(«7
10308
3.S43I1
1300.000
2300.000
1300.000
1.179314
8.480
II
(n3,444
33IM.89S
1300000
Suff->1k
747311
1,441,130
451,847
484,910
96^.400
196,700
28,900
17,1(«
3,161,68
504,492
2,310.126
1,814,405
4306,198
2:'4,997
2 ftM,7ai
1,000,000
May
May
761306
88.029
3.919.5(10
GtTDlan American
Rullsrfead
Loans
173,747
300.000
1 OUO.IIOQ
2,2!(I.UUI
Nuw York County
Specie
Circulation
8J3M330
901300
8,8300
1,000,000
900,000
Knicland
S,R'(4,»(il
l.,il5,465
The
11,0003011
Mount Vernon
New
4\*.m
J.'iO.OOO
Tota Is
8,411
MiT<-hants'
9,1 66.1(19
s.gw.ooo
Ml anractiuersA Builders
8,110
37,188
•3>3e«
Ma"saehuseLts
MHViTlck
1 .202.51
4,199.800
American National
«ermanla
i3a),ins
1,116,748
M.irket
2.785.2i6
8783,11
r>00,000
200,000
139,000
200.000
250.000
8U0300
8000DO
40000D
73M
8,745,827
1,000,000
910,000
1,000.000
Sieve ith Ward.
Slthth National
33i(S,48«
s,«»,70n
Third National
Now York N. Bxchanf;e
Tenth Nation il
Bowe'-r National
Btnsrressnt
l30i),(no
•J.95:l.247
1900,000
First Niitlnnal
Howard
»'M8
1.41^
Osllatln, Nktionai
A
1.938
l,N3»36«
MIDOOO
523,590
3.18 -.472
S.420
.
1310
2373.M1
750300
329,111
I.a3«,000
New
M
•9,no
1,000.000
l,9"6,47ll
MurchanM'Kxohnnge,...
800,000
600,000
200.000
Leathur Manal
000,000
Seventh Ward,
600,000
tate ol
York
9,000,000
American BzehanKe
6,000,000
<;oram<'rce
10,000,000
Brotidway
1,000,000
Ocean
IJ)O0,00O
Mercantile
1,000,000
Paolac
422,700
Kepubllo
2,000.000
Chalhom
490,000
People's
412,900
Nortb American
1,000,000
Hanover
1,000,000
Irvlnt
500.000
Metropolitan
4,000,000
CUIieni
400,000
»«"»a
l.OOO.OOO
Market
l.OOO.uoo
Bt. Nicholas.. ..
l.OOO.OOO
Shoe «n<l Leather
1,2'0,000
Corn rfxchanite...
l.noo.OOO
Continental
.
2,000.000
Commonwealth
,
7SO.000
Oriental
800.000
Marine
400.000
Atlantic
900,000
Importers and Traders', , 1,900.000
Park
2,000.000
Mechanics' Banking Ass,
900,000
Grocers'
800.000
Worth River
400,000
Kmt Ulver
360,000
Manufacturers
Mer
900.000
Fourth >i>itlonal
9.000.000
0!?nt.-s" National
3,000,000
B'coud National
son.ooo
Nlutli National
1,297,200
imjm
a.969,lM
S813.I04
6.(123,».49
Oreenwich
1,5(13.2011
1,30I3UI
Fanenliriall
Kreeaian's
Olohe
Hamilton
North
OM Boston
Bhawnint
Shoe * Leather
aooooo
Bntohura'
lleclianlo and Traders'.
;3i 100
4,161,600
4,tO«,400
4>t,8no
9,8
1,086,100
47
i
,0
6s
.1dm. 8s
Poto, Be,
" conv
...
Bank
9(1
Istm
Sd m.
;m
7f
88i
,1,,
Notes.
C'-mmercial Bank
Qs
08
95
KxchanKS Bank
People's Bank
Planters' and Mechanics'
State Bank
M
Bank
05
Southwestern Railroad
Union Bank
9S
OB
\Labaiu.
Bank of MobileT.
Bank of Montgomery
Bank ofSelma
Central Bank
Cominerrlal Bank
Eiistern Bank
N'orlluTu Hanv
Southern Bank
$0
09
OS
0$
01
M
^
10
<iKOIl«IA.
Central Railroad Bank
Georgia Rnllrohd and Banklna
B.ank of Mlildle Georgia
*I
95
go
90
01
Co
Marlnt- Bank
Bank of Augusta
Au);usta ln^urance
Bank of Columbtis
Bank of Commerce
Bank *>f the Empire Stata
Bank of Athena
Bank of Fulton
Bank of Savannah
11 II.
V
.11'
oi
(Q
\\'
.'!'!
(he state of Georgia.
Augnsta
I
!
.MeohantCB'
Bank
1.
..
luiii,.
ui
Oi
10
mid Planter*' Bank
Bank
UnlonBank
Planters'
01
$5
15
01
10
01
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THE CHRONICLE.
58
.
.
.
.
.
[July 8, 1871.
GENERAL QUOTATIONS OF STOCKS AND BONDS.
Active Stocks and Bonds given on a Previous Page are not Repeated here, ((notations are made ot the Per
Cent Value, Whatever the Par may be. Southern Securities are Quoted In a Separate lilst.
Tbe
STOCKS AKD 8KCOBITIK8.
New York
STOCKS AKD SECtJRlTIZS.
STOCKS AKD SSCUB1T1E8.
Bid, !Alk.;
Prices.
yulncTft
(1,1881,
«J, 5-209,
OS, 5-208,
«», 5.20b,
•8, 5-aOK,
ft Chjcaao. '^'1 Mort...
Chic. R. Island & Paclflc
Morris & Essex, iBt Mcrt
do
do
2d Mort
Clcvc. ft Tol. Sinking Fund .
New Jersey Central, 2d Mort.
do
do
new bds.
(I<35, irtf
new)
res/
On. 5.3(li<, (181)7) ftt/
<s, 5-2<l9, (1868) rea
I
is.ltTii.reg
W-4m.reg
5B,
uiac
liji
STATE BONDS.
6b,
do
do
05
old
do
do new bonds
do
do retflBtered old...
1866...
do
do
do
18i,7....
do
do
do
Georgia 6b
78,newbond8
do
do
78, endorsed
78,Gold
do
North Carolina 6b, old
do
do Funding Act, 1866.
do
do 186S
do new bonds
do
do
do Special Tax
Boutb Carolina 8
do
do
new bonds
do
do
April &Uct...
do
6S
73
55
73
54
do
do
do
do
do
Ohio
90>4
do
Han.
Louisiana
&
do
do
do
Mil.
California 78
do
78.
Connecticut
i:o
:i2>«
large bonds
VMH
Ss
Rhode lBland6a
Alabama 58
Canal Bonds, 18T0
6b coupon, '77
.Mancitester
&
Erie,
.
do
do
W
lo
68,1878
68,18,8.3
NEW. OR RECENT LOANS.
U. S New Loan. 5a, gold
78,1878
flur. C. R,
78,
6b,
do
Canal,
Cnes.
107 >j
con
107
107
10
lOJ
18'>2
68,1873
68,1874
68,1875
68,1877
do
Wallklll Valley, 1st M., gold
RAILROAD BONDS.
68, 18S3
93
91
68,1887
68, real estate...
1876.
.
Income
I
Ohio
po
3
lOs
N. Western
S.
Lack,
ft
94
96
119
110
97
102
99
99X
89
85
83X
lii"
,11
»9>,
102
X
99 K
S^
69
85
83 V
150'
101
M
m
KKI
.
Camden
*
"
!
122
'.
rhila.,
Phlla.,
Delaware Division Canal..
Lehigh Coal and Navigation.
'i'ruptees Certil
68.
do
^^
o
Susquehanna
"
fls.
ft
fOH
98
99
122
56
12«
17!
1115
123
53
125 Ji
do
nref
Tide-Water
« est Jersey 78, Jan. A July.
Bnltlinore.
;oox
90
104
75V
preferred
^Schuylkill Navlgat'n (coiisol')!
..'.'.'!
127
<0
96
94'8
IMorris (consolidated)"
I
Boston.
!
Os,
Jan.. A., J.
do
68, Defence
Baltimore 68 of '75
do
1884 ....'
30
68,1900
Gold...
'.
'.
HH
&O
IIU
I.ouisv. C. « Lex.. 1st M., 7. '97..
A Fr'k., 1st M., 6, '70.'7R..
LonlB.
99
'
104
99^
82
77
83
79
78
76
^
96
84
>*2
90
87
,
SP.W
89
„„
8"
<'
90H
do
do
ft
'80. '85
common.
™
Nashville
78
92
50
92
45
79
St. l^oiifls.
St l.onis
do
io
do
102
SO
Long Bonds
92
Short do
Water6s,gold
do
do (new) »7X
Park 68 gold ...... 98
SewerSpecIalTaxdt 92
6B,
69,
92
do
99X
96
lo
87x1
86
95X North Missouri, 1st M 78
70
66
92
do
2d M.7a
22
22X
do
ad M. 78
Kansas Pacific Ist M., (gold) 7. 92X 93
do
lstM,(gld) 6, J. AD. S5X 85X
87 X
do
lsfM.<gld)6. F. AA.
.
do
do
lstM.rLcav.Br)7. cur
Gr. M.,7, 1881. 85
Land
.
.
82
87
2S.S
43
92
91
4
16
SS
do
Inc. Bonds, 7, No. 16.
do
do
No. 11
Denver Paclflc RR ft Tel 7e.
Paclflc (of Mo,) lstM.,gId,68.
North Missouri stock
Kansas Pacific do
Missouri Pacific do
:
ILeadlne Sonthern
Securities.
Atlanta bonds, 8s
Charleston stock 66
Savannah 7e, old
do
78.
new
MemphiB old bonds,
82
128
...
""
69
6s
do
new bonds,
Mobile 58
do 8b
New
Orleans 5s
do
do
do
do
do
do
consol. 68
bonds, 78
10s
RAILROADS.
Orange ft Alex. RR 1st M.
do
do
Sd M.
xdiv Va. A Tenn.,lst M. 6s
xdiv
do
4th Mort. 88
Xxd
Charleston
A
do
99>.i
U2H
Sav.
do
Greenville
ft
Col.
69.
91
85
guar.
.
7s
,
7b. guar
7s, certlf.
do
do
Northeastern Ist M. Re
South Carolina fis (new)
do
do 78 (new)
do
do Block
Georgia Bonds, 7s
stock
do
Central Georgia, let Mort.
do
do
stock
Wacon
Macon
6s.
8b.
Brnnswick end.
Western stock
55
55
.
88
66
70
82
I(X)
106
78.
96
.
119
73
ft
i05
77
Atlantic A Gulf 78 consol
86
Montgm'y A West.P. IstM.
87
Mobile ft Ohio sterling
do
do
do
ex ctfs. 80
do
do
88, interest... , 80
SO
do
do
stock.
N. Orleans A Jacks., 1st M. Rs, 86
do
do
cert's. 8s
ft
"78.,.
-
101
,
.Maryland
>lassachu8etts 6s, Currency!
6fe,
German, ft Norrlstown
Wllmlng. ft Baltimore
;We8t Jersey
iChesapeake ft Dela!'ca'nai!!"
.
'.
(Pennsylvania
Philadelphia Erie,
Pbjladelnhla ft Trent'oii
230
74
60
^
.,
BostonWater Power,
do
do
"
Haven.
Northern Central
39X North Pennsylvania
41
Oil Creek ft Allegheny River.
30
lifl
'.
Little Schuylkill
Hill ft Schuylkill
Mine
92
108K 109 S
40
do
(Is, '97 to '9S
do
WaterBs, '8710 '89..
do
Water Stock 69, '97.
do
Wharf 69
do
special tax 68 of '80.
leir.. Mad. ft I,lstM.(I*M)7, '81
do
do SdM. ,7.1873
do
do let M., 7.1906
Louisville
6, 1870..
Amboy stock..
Elmlra A Wlliiamsport pref.. 66
Lehigh Vallev
120
Onlcksilver preferred.
Wells Fari scrip .,
argo
Vermont
"Tfl.
65
87
.
Davton ft MIclitgan stock
Little Miami stock....
,
do
do Improv.,
.
Lonlsv., CIn. ftLex.,pref.
&
92
100
6, '71. :ot
6, '60.
92
6, '86. 106
Debentures, 6. 83
7, '93 102
preferred stock'.'.!!!!
Elmiraft Wlliiamsport...
60
Canton Co
Delaware ft Hudson cin'aY.
Atlantic Mail Bteamiolp
Mariposa Gold
99
95
do
do
do
ft
1st M., 6, 1883
do Lou.L'n(Leb.br.ex)6, '93
do Consol. l8tM., 7,1898....
.Iefler9on.. Mad.ft Ind.stock..
101
'69- '71
do
Western, prat
Maine 6s
Sew Hampshire,
r80.
1875
Catawissa Ptock
,58, Gold
98)4
Wab-h.
96W Boston 6s
102 Ji
do
M
.'.'.,'.'.'!
89V
do 5s, gold
do
Chicago Sewerage 7b
do
KqnIp.Bds...: 80K
do
Municipal 78.
lOOX
S'*
M
it**. - — Cons. Convert
Portland 6b
.'
Kannlbal * !f spies 1st M .
MSBurliDgtas ft Mo. L. G., 7.
Oreit WesterD,ut M., ijsa;
58X • ••. ChctUre,!
,
Tol!
do
~>iy:
Miami,
Ham. ft Davton stock..
Columbus A Xenia stock
do l9tM.a,eb.hr.ex)7.
98X 99
MS' 86"
Morris, 1st M.,6, 1876.
86
o !^° „?.?;J Loan.S.F..7, '85
Schuylkill Nav., Ist M., 6, 18T2 fO
do
do
Sd M.,6, 18^2..
MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS
do
do
M., 7
CIn.
.
99
85
46
84
97
Delaware Dlv., Ist M., 6. '78
Bt
Lehigh Navigation, «, '73.
81
do
LoanoflSS4, 6, '84 88y
do
Loan of 1897,6, 'S7
U'.H
do Gold Loan of '97, 6, '97 SJ«
no
do Convert, of 1877, 6, '77 89
Haute
American Coal
Consolidated Coal
Cumberland Coal
Maryland Coal
Pennsylvania Coal
Spring Mountain Coal
Wilkesbarre Coal
,
I.af., let
83
do
Louisv.Loan.fi.'ai, 86
96
L. ftNash.lstM. fm.s.) 7,'77.. ^
83
do Lor Loan rm B.)6, '86-'(f; 82
83
do
do
fLeh. Br.) 6, '86 "
92
do lstM.(Mem,Br)7,'70-'75. OIX
S7
95
61
91
9
3,'v 93
i:6
128
126)i
..
SsS
„
'
ft
6,
M. (gold) 6, '81
1st M. (cur.) 6, '81
Erle78
do
.
T.
.
1iiI.,Wllm.ABal.,l9tM.,6,'84
iWestch. A Phil., 1st M., conv,7.
95k
do
do
2d M.,6, 1878... 93
West Jersey, 6, 1858..
!'2
Wllmlng. ft Read.,l8t M., ?, 1966 97
Chesa. A Dclaw., 1st M., 6, '8"
94
Saratoga.
.
ft Ogderis "
ft
Ist M., 6,
2d M.,
do
do
do
pref"
Iron Mountain
95
MH
100
97
Mort. Mt'd. »<
jBt
St L diT.. 89
2rtMort
»l
1st
ft
Louis, Alton
Louis ft
Toledo. Wab
Fund..
Western,
Worchester
ft
Mississippi, prelcri-cd!
Rome, Watertown
do
Int. Bonds
91
do
Consol bds
94
do
£.Ttn. Ude
do
1st Mort.
_
Han. ft St. Jo. Land Grants,
do
do convertible... lOSX I03\
r*?*-,* Western Bonds
,
ft
St.
'.
ft
do 2dpref.
Essex
do
M
do
no
do
do
CIn., Ist preferred
ft
I
95)5! ....
93)i
S8iV
1st M., 7.
Debentures, fi,
do
do
61)
Island
It.,
S'lnbiirv A
Phlln. A Sunbui-y 7s, 1372
Philadelplila ft Reading, 6,
mu
70
N. Haven
ft
Rensselaer
St.
Illinois Central 7 p. ct., 1875
107
." 106J4 100
T. H., Ist
do
do 2d M. prcf.
do
do 2d M. Income..
79
Chic,
Hartford
Norwich
M
1877...
Mich. 8. & N 1.8. F. 7n. c
'
Paclflc U. 7s. gnart'd by Mo.
Central Paclflc Bonds ...
"
Union Paclflc l«t BondB....
do
Land Grants, 78.
&
„
Ind. Central
Dubuque & Slonx CItv
Erie Railway preferred...
Alleg.
Pblla. AErle,l8t
,
'.
do
no
do
90
90
90
ft
New Jersey
New York ft Harlem.....".'"
New York ft Harlem, pref....
New York ft New Haven
do
scrip.
vr
New i,"
York. „
Prov. & Boston.
Long Dock Bonds
Uud. K. 78,2dM.8. F.1885.."
do 78,8d Mort.,1875....
Harlem, Ist Mortgage
do Con. M'ge & s'kg F'd'
Albany i Susqh^a, iBt bonds.
do
do
2d do ..
'l"
3d do ..
...''9 „
Mich. Cent., Ist M. 8b, iSSi
Chic, Bur. ft Q. 8 p. c. let M..
Mich. So. 7 per ct. 2d Mort.
Alton
Col. Chic,
...
....
!
93
2dMortgage,7
Funding Scrip, 7.
ft
Pennsylvania,
lio'
7s
(Not previously Quoted.)
Albany & Susquehanna. ...i...
93X
Chicago ft Alton
ISOX 121
do
do
125
preferred... 122
(hie. Bnr ft QuIncy
CIn., Ham. ft uayton
Clev., Col.,Cin. ft Indlanap!!
89X
Marietta
78,1865-76
Mortgage Extended.
IstEudoreed
78, 2d do
1879
78,3d do
1S83
78,4th do
18S0
7b, .5th do
1888 ....
N.Y.*E.l8tM.,
,
„ do ft
Morris
Ist
Buff.
Oil Creek
RAILROAD STOCKS.
Long
89
89
Bubscriptlon.
78 1876
conv.
do
do
90
92
9.i
)
do
do
do
do
do
Lake Mich end..
do
common
Louis & Iron Mt. 1st m..gd,
Rondou'ft DB.RR.Ist M.,7sg'd
N.O.,Mobile ft Tex RR Ist mTsb
do
Parkes
!2X
do
do 78
lO^MJ
do
3 year AsBessment 78 »03
New York 6 per cent, "m... iUOy.iim
do
do
do
'76... I(i0)i!lia
do
do
do
'78... lOj
;01
do
do
'87... 93
do
100
7'8
do
107
78,
100
100
100
St.
58,1876
CITY BONDS.
Brooklyr 68
do
Wat r 6s
Hrle
ft
90
86
65
.
&
7.
N.Y &08W.Mld.R,l8tM.7(gd)
Port Huron
58, 1S75
6h,
M,7(gd)
l8tM.,6,(gd)
Montclair RH ol N. J. 78, gold
Northern Paclflc RR, 7-30 gold
58,1874
do
do
do
do
do
do
.M. liR, Ist
ftOhioRR,
A
l,oulsvllle
Junc.,Phlla,,l8tM.,guar.6,'82.
Lehigh Valley, Ist M.. 6, 1873.
do
do l8t (new) M..6, '91. lOil
Little Schnylkill.l8tM.,7, 1877. 98
North Pennsvl., iBt M., 6, 1880.. 101
do
Cliattel M., 10, 1887. Ill
90
92
92
SdM., 8,T7...
M.,7
1st
Lonisvllle «s. '82 to
inisvllle«s. 'S2to'87
do
do
93
ICO
82
60
95
92
89
89
66
87
77
70
82
70
83
94
do
S3
do
do
78, 1880
Hunt.ftBroadTop,l9tM.,7...
do
do
2d M., 7, '75...
do
do
Cons. M., 7, '9S.
100
U)ulsv.&Nash.R,lstM,con8,
Lake Shore consolidated,
6e, 1878 ...
N. Y. Central
&
54
73
6s, '85
Delaware, ist M., 6
82
•.6
'8.')...
do
do
SdM., 7, '88.
do To'dodep.bd9,7, '81-'9I
Dayton A West., Ist M.,7, 1905,
do
do
1st M., 6, 1905.
Little
100
100 Ji
W'K
.
...
1875.,
2d M.,7,
do
(I. ft C ) l8t M., 7, 188?
June, CIn. A Ind., Ist M., 7, "85.
S9S
2d M.,6
Sd M.,6,
Camden ft Amboy, 6 of '75. ...
do
do
6 of '83
do
do
6 of '89
do
consol., 6 of '89.
Cam. A linr. A Co., Ist M.,6...
Catawissa, ist M., 7
Elm.ft WlI'ms, 5b
7. •S6.
Union Tele. l8tM.,7
Jo
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Indiana,
ft
Ind., CIn.
'ICl
6b, 1871,102
'72-'77 106
68, '77- '82 103
do
Belvidere
.
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS.
Am. Dock A Im. Co.
99
19
New York 78, Bounty, rcg
do
do
do
2d Mortgage.
Jefferson RR, 1st Mort. bonds,
100
\
alleglinny County, 5
JackBonvIlle ft Chic, Ist
South Side Railroad bonds.
do
do
skg fund.
Morris ft Et^sex, convertible...
do
do construction. 92X
North MIssoarl, 1st Mortgage.
do
do
do
is
Loan
.
do
do
do
do
St. L.
'.0)1
5?
new
,
2d M..7, 1877.
("olum., & Xenia, let M.,7, '90.
Dayton ft Mich., let M.,7, '81..
do
do
2d M.,7, '84..
87X
75
Compromise 4H8.
do
59
Funded Debt 68..
do
78..
Water exten. 78...
Pittsburg
A
:oix
:oo« ;oi
,.--
old
ft
CIn.
107
101 ;<
133
5s, 1877
6s,
6s,
85
91
104
92
57
ong bd*.
7 p.c, I tooyrs.
Cin. Bridge
lat M., 7, 80...
D.,
do
Ilam.
do
do
13H
•8V
Portsmouth
do
do
Covington
CIn
pref.... 106
Military
preferred
an
7-30S
Co., Ohio 6 p. c.
Ham.
6)i
Stock I.oan,68,
Philadelphia
guaranteed
.
6«
Newport
do
do
79
77
-.00
Erie,
ft
136
'do'
& Ash., new bds.
do
old bds.
new bonds ...
do
121
136
140
preferred
Pennsylvania
39X
94
do
do
pf.
Philadelphia.
.
Minn., Ist M....
Detroit, Monroe & Tol bonds.
Lake Shore DIv. bonds
Cleve. & Tol., n* w bonds
Buflalo
ft
ft
90H
Cincinnati.
Lafayette
ft
84X
Cincinnati 5s
Summit Branch
Vermont ft Canada
Vermont & Massacliusetts
103
ft
Cleve., P'ville
do
Clev. stock.
do
Old Colony
Port., Saco
Rutland
90
N. Haven Cb
II.
do
94'
91
SdM..
do
h:x
Lawrence
ft
M..0
Baltimore A Ohio stocic
Parkersburg Branch
Central Ohio
147
Nashua ft Lowell
S*% 91X Northern of New Hampshire..
109
Ogdcns. ft L. Champlafn
d
Boston,
IW)
100
;U0
do
1879
War Loan
Indlanaes, War Loan
do
.18,
do
Michigan 68,1873
Bel
Fltcliburg
Indianapolis, CIn.
7 3-10
ft
Cedar Fnlls
.
do
do
do
do
ft
1st
Pitts.* Conncll8V.,lBtM.,7
do
do
IstM., 6, 1„.
West Md,l8tM., endorsed, 6, '90
162V
do
1st M., nnend., 6 '90..
25«
do 2d M., endorsed, 6, '90.
92
A Lowell stock..
A Maine
A Providence..,.
Connecticut River
Connecticut A Passumpslc,
Eastern (Mass.)
1st Mort...
I. &M.
2dM
MaSB., Ist M.,6,'83.
Albany stork..
ft
CIn., Sandusky
Concord
Income
do
do
do
do
87
X103 Boston A
99X Boston, Hartford & Erie,
34
10 IM
M
do
MH
Vermont
I
lOO
Mort
New York
do
88
do
Ss Kallroad bonds...
Arkansas 69, funded
do
78, L. n. & Ft. S. las.
do
78, Memplils & L. R,
do
78. L.R.,P. B. &N.O. 4TX
do
7B,MiBS. Ouo. &RU
Ohio 68, 1875
do 68,1881
101
do 6b, 1886
;()l
Kentucky 6b
Illinois
4th
Sinking Fund.,
iBt Mortgage...
.
1875..
100
;o3>j
1C8
104
Central Olilo.
Marietta* CIn., Ist .M., 7, 1891.
do
2d M.,7. 18%.
iiH Northern do
Cent., 1st M. (guar) 6
do
do 2d M., 8. F., <,'».
do
do Sd M., S. F., 6, IdOO
do
do8d M. (Y. ft C) 6, '77
do
do Cons, (gold) 6, 1'OO
4S>4
•"-
Cheshire prefterred
Iron .\lountam. Ist
St. Paul, 1st Mort. 89.
ft
m%
104
Ask
Bid.
Baltimore.
83
1874...
6,
Hartford&Erle.lstM. (old)7.
do
do l8tM.fnew)7.
Old Col. ft Newport Dde, 6, "76.
do
do Bonds, 7, 1877..
Rutland, new, 7
Verm't Cen., 1st M., cons., 7, '86
do 2d Mort., 7, 1891.
Vermont A Can., new, 8
Boston
Boston
Boston
2d Mort
3d Mort
.
debt.
do
do
99
Marieltaft CIn., Ist Moit
Chic, ft Milwaukee 1st Mort...
loliet ft Chicago, Ist Mort.
Chic. & Gt Eastern, 1st Mort..
CoL, Chic. & Ind., 1st Mort.
do
do
2d Mort
Tol., Peoria ft Warsaw, E, D.
do
W. D..
do
Penitentiary
7b,
-,02
&
do
do
do
do
levee bonds
8b
8b
l8t M....
Eastern Mass.. conv..
Miss., Ist Mortgage...
ft
St. L.
6b
68,
6s,
:03M
do
CoHBolidnted...
Dub. iS Sioux C, iBt Mort....
PcnhiBUIa RR BondB
St. Josep)).
new bondB
new Heating
do
do
do
10354
lOO
1C3
CIn., San. ft Clev., Ist M., 7, T?.
F6
86
87
105
93
p. c. eg't bds lOo'
Pitts., Consol. S. F'd. 92
do
do
do
Alron
do
do
&
Chic.
97
ICO
2d Mort.
8d Mort.
do
do
do 8
&
Cleve.
I
HiBSonrl 6s
W. & Chic,
Pitts., Ft.
Tennessee 6b, old
do
do new bonds
Virginia
.
Galena
('.861) reir
(186.5.
36S
G
«!?
(1862)
95X
Tol.. 1st M.. 1890....
111.* So. Iowa, l8t Mort
ilena ft Clilcajfo Ex ended
115K 115J<
reg
STOCKS AKD SXCURITIXB
Boston.
RAILROAD BONDS.
American l>ol(i Cclii.. ...... :i3J<113X
Great Western, 2d M. 1893....
U.S. GOVER.N.MENTS.
(Not previously quoted.)
Bid. Ask.
'
97V
N. Orleans ft Opelons, 1st M. 81
"' 93V 98X, jMIss. (Central, Ist M. 7b
do
IfiSo Park Bs...!
9S5 99 iMIss. A Tenn.,l8tM 7e
Baltimore ft Ohio 6s of '75
85)4
East Tenn. A Georgia 68
do
do 68ot'80...!!
jMemphls ft Charleston, lBt7t.
™''a.J«o''M
S2
9SX 96X
do
do
3d 7s.
do
(N.W.Vs.)2dM.6« 96
do
do
stock,
do
SdM.e,
iMemphli A UUle R. Ut U. .
,
60
66
67
53
90
68
72
S4
102
1(8
96
1'20
S
110
79x
I
88x1
89
82
82
35
88x
S6
85"
83
Sxl
87
78X1
M
K
:
July
8,
187
THE CHKONICLK.
1.]
EniUvny
(the
" Hiink.T» li.nnie" an(»f quuUiUouiiol olIiiT ••ouriliM will be I"Uml on
2. Iliiiik
Ilu' oiirt
"
$t,TU.I%l
freight
4,0«at7l
nialli.
express
rente
"
liitorent
on loani, etc
iiri-
all
Talilc ol Kailrond,
Total
WM laul
pnhliahMl.
A
liar
C)
$«,0il8,as7
KXPltNmTUBEB.
Canal and Othvr Stock*,
ln<lleale» leattd roaiit
;
Com-
|.'J,»18,6IH
"
U'Knl
tax
|n«t
rc|>ort ol the
in Ihe
Operating c.\penec»
nny of the
adnr the name
«"1«1 in
Taxes on
'<M,88I
In all, four )>af;c», two of which will be publlRhed in
theae pnjircH Ihe bonds of Companies which have been conaoiiilaled are frequently
The dnie (riven in bracken
riren under the name of Con«<)lidateil Corj-oratlon.
IDiniediately alter the name of eaoh Company. Indicates the time at which Ihe ilalement of its llnanoea was made. In Ihe "Interest Column" Ihe abbreviations are as
S.—
lollowt J.
J.=Jannar)' and July ; P. & A-=Febninry and Augutt M.
N.=May and NovemMarch and .September; A. *. O. April nnd October: M.
J.=Quarterly, be(finnin(r withjnnunry;
ber; J. Jfc D.=Juneand December
(J
P.=yuarferly, beginning with February. Q.—M.=Quarlerly, beginning with
OOonpy
A
;
&
—
&
Q.—
The Table
of State Secarltlea
will
be
published monthly, on
the last Snturtlay of the month.
Bond*
The Table
will be published on the third Saturday
of rity
6.
of eacb month. The abbreviations used in this table are the same as those in ll>e
tables of railroad bonds mentioned above. The Sinking Fund or aMett held br
•Aoh eftr ar« glren on the same line with the name
Rork Island and ParlHc Railroad Campany—
Uiii'our Kou THE Yeah Enoino M.vkoh ;il, 1871. — The
Chleaeo,
Anxi
Ai.
president remarks
:
— " During the past year
tlie ail'airs
of the com-
pany have worked smoothly, business has been very
no
serious accidents liave occurred, reductions in operating expenses
been made, the road-bed and equipments generally were
have
never in better condition, and the Board of Directors think they
may well congratulate you uix)n the success and future prospects
of the com): an V.
The new bridge being built bj- the Government and this csrapany across the Mississippi is not yet completed. The delay is
occasioned by no fault of this company, as the Governaient undertook to build across the main channel itself. That part of tlie
work being done by the company, to approach tlie main bridge,
is well advanced, and will easily l>c completed, before the Government will be ready to allow our trains to cross the main channel.
" A suit lias been commenced to reach certain assets of the Mississippi and Missouri Railroad Company in the hands of a receiver
to reimburse this company for one-half the amount paid to
redeem the Railroad Bridge Company Bonds, as stated in the last
annual report.
The bonds of the Chicago and Rock Island Railroad Co3ipany,
due July last, (being the only indeljtedness of that company).
Lave been paid, except $104,000, not yet presented for payment."
fair,
CHICAOO AND SOUTIIWESTEKN RAILWAY.
made good progress during ihe last year
in the construction of their line of road, and have 145 miles in
operation, from Washington to Princeton. There are also 54 miles
completed and in operation from the Missouri river to Cameron,
on the Hannibal and St. Joseph Railroad. It is expected that the
road will be completed, ready for use the whole distance from
Washington to Leavenworth in the month of August next.
That part of the road east of Princeton is being operated by
your company. No definite and final contract as to terms of
operating has yet been made, but probably soon will be.
A largo increase of equipment will be necessary when this line
shall come into full operation, and in view thereof the company
have contracted for twenty-five locomotives, which are now in
course of delivery, and it is proposed to build an increased num
ber in the shops of the company, at Chicago, during the present
This company have
year.
It
will also be necessary to procure a largely-increased
number
of cars, and it is proposed to purchase whatever may be
required that cannot be manufactured in the shops of the com-
pany.
LAND OBANT.
The Land Commiesioner reports that the grant has been pretty
much adjusted that during the past year he has received from
;
the Interior Department certificates for 160,373 10-100 acres, under
the act of Congress of June, 18G4, which is all that is claimed,
except some few scattering tracts now in course of investigation
Washington.
Sales have been made during the past year of 38,022 08-100
acres, for the sum of $213,575 39, an average of $7 63 per acre.
In addition to this, there has been received something over $4,000
from compromise of the title to about 2,000 acres of " rejected
swamp selections," referred to in last annual report. The sales
have been made almost exclusively to actual settlers, in small
tracts, and farms are being opened up on nearly every tract. The
market price of lands has increased during the past year in nearly
all the counties where the compiny's lands are situated, and it is
expected that the average price of lands sold during the coming
year will be fully $8 50 per acre.
The Board of Directors have, during the past year, provided
for a sinking fund to retire the mortgage bonds of the company,
and the net proceeds of sales of these lands will be paid over
from time to time to the Commissioners of the Sinking Fund and
invested by the purchase of such bonds.
It has been determined to extend the Washington branch of
the company's road to Sigourney, in Keokuk County, a distance
of about thirty miles. Surveys have been made and constractioD
at
will soon begin.
l,m,4M
|1,97S,«17
real estate
and U.S.
$6M,810
Percenlage of operating expenses to groi-n rnrnlngs.
Percentage of operating expcnsea Including taxea aud
Ifgal oxpeueei
U V>
86 BO
161.964
$3,40.\«W
The Tables of Railroad, Tanal and Other Bond*
each number. In
March.
A.
817 761
Ulvidcnda, Inclndlng lax...
diTldend column
x^temtrat t^^tock or tcrip.
:
on hnn<ts
Snrplnii earning*
qil itwl (•lllu-r ic;;lllnrly or occ»rloilnlly »t
wmpriufi* nil OomfRnipit of which the iitork i»
The ll)fnro«
prinolpal clli™ (etoppt morely Iwal oorpirntlonn).
ol Ihe company Imiiinle the No. of lh» Gllllo.Nirl.R in which «
4.
.
83,190
R!i,M3
8i,8«0
ii,?fn
Interest
<^1
ilni Ifilsl iirllvc,
tl.Anm
Net eamiiiga
BBCKirxB.
nanKcimcrs
"
and Inmirnnrc Ntorkii, Itliiitni;. Prlroli-mii, rity
llionu
nnd «n« Slork«, niid Soiitlnrii Sciiirlllc*
ilnottirr j-nfrf,
pany
pre.
lli«
of "Uniikir^' C)iir.ol(«," on n proviout pnijo.
The
3.
on
49
BETORT or THE OKNKHAI, HOPEniRTENDENT.
The gross receipts and expenditures have been as follows
Jllcinitor.
tar KXPLANATIOSr OP THE STOCK AND UONO TABLES Krom
"
1. Prirra of tli« Acdvo Ntorkii and nondu nr« nlvrn In the
"
Ilullroiid
kiniln whirh
.
A
of the_ foregoing figures with
comparison oi iiie loregoing ngnres wiiii the last an
annual
report will show that while the earnings from passenger tr
raffle
or 4 13-100 per cent, the receipts f
have fallen ofl' $73,833 57,
from
increased $436,209 40, or Mi per cent, showin) an
freight have
ng
increase in the earnings of the road, exclusive of Ihe item
actual
of interest, etc., over the earnings of 1809 and '70, of $385,202 10.
'I'hcre has been expended during the year on account of construction and equipment, 11,718,184 51.
Equipment includes cost of twelve locomotives and expenditure to date on account of six more in course of construction.
Also cost of two sleeping coaches, one day coach and two hundred and ten freiglit cars of all descriptions.
BALANCE SHEET OK THE CHICAOO, HOCK ISLAND AND PACIFIC
.
KAILROAD COMPANY, APKIL
CREDIT BALAN'CEf.
$I6,I)8«,400
Capital slock account
P'raclioiial
scrip, converti-
ble into Block
11,600
Bonds, Chicago and Rock
K. K.
boiula,
I.iliuid
Income
Co
104,000
Chicago and
Island R. R. Co....
Mortgage sinking fund bde.
Fracticiimlagrccuients, convertible iuto bonds
Chicago, Rock Island and
Pacific R. R. Co. of Iowa.
Kock
Sundry balances
643
28,703,848
„ Dicnt
Securitiesln hands of Trustee for guaranteed bonds.
52,167
Railroad bridge bonds
387,136
Cash, and loans payable on
demand
838,918
Balance in hands of Assistant Treasurer, Chicago..
Balance in hands of Cashier
Chicago
8S,S0O
495,03S
29.681
80,295
ProUt, balance of income
account
1871.
PEBIT BALANCES,
Cost of Foad and equip-
1.3,000
8,600,000
1,
.
Total
$28,496,999
S 71!),377
$28,496,999
Total
Flint and
Pere Marquette Railroad.
Tke report for
the year ending Doc. 31, 1870, shows the following earnings and
expenses
EABHINOe.
1869.
1870.
Passengers
Freight
Mails
Other sources
$226,696
220,5»0
$219,890
245,157
6,078
Total
Operating expenses
$466,737
334,030
$502,647
259,846
232,706
243,001
$167,748
6,026
13,433
&c
Taxes, Interest,
Net earnings carried to profit and loss account
LAND DEPARTJIEJJT — FIRST TBUST.
Total sales to January
Sales in 1870
1,
1870, less corrections..
$75,252
Acres.
41,112 88
18,956 07>i
Total sales in this trust to .Ian. 1, 1871
Being an average of $7.32 per acre.
Leaves unsold
31,5H
60,068. 95^
Amount.
$274,555 79
164,087 99
$438,643 78
93,531 04.)^ acres.
SECOND TRUST,
Acres
Total to Jan.
1,
1870, less corrections
Amount,
42,151 50
7,885.99
Total sales in this trust to .Jan. 1, 1871
Being an average of $6.99 per acre.
Leaves unsold
$295,ii77 49
60,037.49
Salcsinl870
$350,066 79
54,689 30
103,662.51 acres.
THIRD TRUST.
Acres.
Total sales to J»n 1, 1871, all made in 1870
4,400.31
Being an average of $7.73 per acre.
Leaves unsold
TRIAL BALANCE, JAN. 1, 1871— DEBTOR.
Cash on hand
.
Bills rcccivablo
Construction
Construction, new line west of Averills
Engineering, new line west of Averills
Real estate
Land grant account
Real esUtcatBay City
Bay City and East Saginaw Railroad Company
Stock in Bay City and East Saginaw Railroad
Personal accounts, and dne from agents and other roads,
Personal property
to
towns on
rails,
line for
spikes, plates
.38,879
59,245
5t,3:o
.,
and boltB on hand)..
opening roads
Total
$64,164
1.977
3,374,14a
2,141
89.266
918,511
Wood on hand
Aid
72,399 69 acres.
717,8»
.
Stores on hand
Ties
Iron account (new
Amount.
$»t,0t2 17
12,
n«
1,797
19,196
44,770
1,366
19,911
3,975
$4,418,339
CREDITOR.
Capital Stock...
Bonds, first division..
Bonds, second division
Bonds, third division
Flint and Holly lease bonds
Bills payable
Real est'ite contracts and mortgages
,
Land grant
sales
Personal accounts, and due agents and other roads.
Discount on bonds canceled by trustees
Profit
and
loss
Total
The
details of the
the Chkohicle.
,
$1,099,100
267,000
319,000
1,200,000
600,000
aor.Ma
M,«)0
389,343
IIS, 287
8.724
103,061
$4,418,339
fonded debt are folly given in the tables of
—
THE CHKONICLE.
50
[Jnly
8,
1871.
Island & Paclflc— The second track of this of our richest and largest valley.
The crops are good in Tehama
Sable and Morris, about five miles, lias been County, the drouth not having affected that more humid and
reliable portion of the State. The extension of the present Calicompleted and was put into use on the 29th ult.
Tlie extension of the Chicago & Southwestern from Princeton fornia and Oregon road will be a benefit to the farmers as it will
to Trenton, 35 miles, was to be ready for delivery to the company be valuable to the Central Pacific Company, which finds in the
The work of grading the last remaining section of Sacramento Valley its most extensive and profitable branch of
last week.
this road, from Trenton southwest to Cameron, 43 miles has been railroad business.
commenced. It is expected that it will be completed early in
Ohio A: missUslppi.-The change of gauge from 6 feet to 4
August, and that trains will commence running between Chicago
feet 8i inches is to be made on the North Vernon & Jeffersonvilla
and Leavenworth by this route about the 1st of September.
Branch of this road, on Sunday, the 16th inst., and on the main
The I.ease of the United Railroads of NeiT Jersey by the line on the next Sunday.
Pennsylvania Uallroad Company.— Proceedings have been
Lake Itllchigan.-This road was opened to
Port Huron
commenced in the Court of Chancery of New Jersey to test the
A bill has Lapeer, 43 miles from Port Huron and 30 miles from the late tervalidity and constitutionality of the proposed lease.
been filed in the Clerk's office by a large number of stockholders minus at Attica, on the Gth ult. It is to be completed to Flint,
praying for an injunction to restrain the directors and officers from 81 miles further, by September, and to its terminus at Owasso,
executing the lease and transferring the franchises and property 33 miles west of Flint, by the end of the year.
of the companies. The Chancellor granted a temporary injuncElizabethtown
Paducah.—This company has now ,56
tion in accordance with the terms of the bill, with a rule to show
miles in operation, from Elizobethtown (42 miles south of Louiscause, returnable on July 35tli next, why the injunction should
ville, on the Louisville & Nashville Railroad) westward to Horse
not be made absolute.
The injunction is asked for on the grounds, among others, that Creek.
Bock
Cblcago,
Aux
road between
&
&
the act of 1870, authorizing the joint companies to execute a lease,
Panama Railroad.— Information from Panama, dated the
with the consent of two-thirds of the stockholders is unconstitu- 23d ult., announces that the railroad directors have notifiei the
that the act, if constitutional, authorizes a lease to be government that they will refuse to pay annually, hereafter, the
tional
made with a continuous and connected railroad, and the Pennsyl- $250,000, and offer, instead, to allow the government a certain provania Railroad is not such a connected and continuous road that portion of the profits,
by no act of the Legislature can persons who own property be com
ITIacon & AVesteru.-In Macon, Ga., on the 28d inst.. Judge
polled to part with it without their full and entire assent, and
Alexander gave a decision sustaining the injunction and affirming
without full and ample compensation being rendered.
the right of this company to lease its road, but doubting the right
North ItllssonrI Railroad —At the offers recently made in of the Central of Georgia to become the lessee. The question will
St. Louis to buy the $500,000 interest of the county in the com- come before the higher court for decision within a few weeks.
pany's stock. Col. L. V. Bogy, who bid $12,500, gave the following
The Alabama & Chattanooga Railroad Company.— The
figures of what he understood to be the indebtedness of the road
First mortgage bonds
$6,000,000 ^ecision of the United States District Court placing this company
Second mortgage bonds
4.000 000 in bankruptcy, was on June 36th, re ver.sed in the United States
Third mortgage bonds
6,000,000
The roaJ was
Circuit Court, at Montgomery, Ala., with costs.
Floating debt (about)
2,000,000
again ordered into the possession of Mr. Stanton.
Indebtedness to the State, sold by tlie latter to H. T. Blow, Gerard
B. Allen. Jno. J. Roe and others
4,600,000
Cincinnati and Terre Haute.— Articles of incorporation of
Interestondo
500,000
The object is the constructing and
this Company have been filed.
$42,000,000
running of a double track narrow gauge railroad from Terre Haute
The stock also amounts to $8,000,000.
The road will run
to Cincinnati. The capital is $4,000,000.
Central Pacillc.-The San Francisco Bulletin says
The large through the counties of Vigo, Clay, Owen, Monroe, Brown, Bargrading and bridge building force on the California and Oregon tholomew, Decatur, Ripley and Dearborn
Its length will be 330
branch of the Central Pacific Railroad is now being concentrated miles.
at Tehama, 127 miles above Sacramento, to which town the road
I<ake Ontario Shore. Proposals were to be received by this
was completed last year. The line is now to be laoidly extended
grading, masonry, etc., of
northward up the great Sacramento Valley, not, the managers Company until July 5th, inst., for the
that part of the road between the City of Oswego and the west
declare, for twenty or thirty miles, but continuously.
It is not
distance of about 50 miles. The
improbable that Shasta will be reached this year. The road now line of Wayne County, N. Y., a
runs on the east side of the Sacramento Valley, and east of the entire length of road will bo about 143 miles.
river, but the Sacramento will be crossed at 'Tehama by a magHaktford, Conn., July 6. The House to-day passed a general
nificent Howe truss bridge, the main portion of which, without railroad law by a vote of 129 to 57.
the approaches, will be 750 feet long. The country through
The bill consolidating the Hartford and New Haven and New
which the California and Oregon Road is now to be extended, York and New Haven Roads was dismissed till the hour of adresembles that in which it already runs, it being a continuation journment, and the discussion will be resumed on Friday.
;
;
:
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—
—
1
MONTHLY EARNINGS OF PRINCIPAL RAILROADS.
Central Pacific
<
1870.
1871
(890 m.)
5*4,480
481,085
678.870
756,250
917,760
(143 m.)
^13,104
3t«,17«
488,3.51
.
f
I
e
I
8
I
I
633,758
768,719
729,274
783,009
807,815
777,183
828.447
74«,800
612,805
Chicaeo and Alton.
,
1869.
(431 m.)
1870.
(431 m.)
»:i«.181
$281,108
31.5,098
316,a'!6
342,8;)6
348,0.39
388,728
.328,390
»I5,8:)2
351,044
684,.'i.3-l
1869.
1870.
(251 m.)
m.)
$90,177
$!)9,.511
90,2!)8
98,275
1871.
(393 m.)
2«,981
258,5&»
»t,065
284,,V.S
270,9:13
2-16,266
24;),6rX)
e3»,18T
TS1«,054
1380,471
S.18e,lJT
222
...
2i
3
$384,119
Feb.
.
.320,636
386,,527
mar..
Sept....
153,581
144,023
141,376
Oct....
1,891,345
1870.
(355 m.)
$202,447
267.867
295,666
279,543
292,996
2 9,483
279,463
325,044
337,649
389,091
831,490
387,828
8.61M68
1871.
(:i">5
m.)
218,735
2.36,341
319,964
28,5,416
984,732
.
^
-Iron
Aug.
1870.
(210 m.)
$337,992
329,127
380,430
412,ft30
406,283
363,187
826,891
378,880
467,990
511,477
366,623
329,960
JL465,606
g6;B,652
736,664
§,584,155
"9479,2.36
Year..
4,749,163
.
.
.
.
.Tan...
Feb....
Mar.
.
April.
.may...
.June..
July..
Aug.
..
.Sept...
.Oct...
.Not...
.Dec...
Year..
-<
.
226,897
244,161
246,046
260,169
274.021
249,355
319,012
317,887
339,230
319,573
2&4,156
607,900
629,512
462,400
656,100
597,600
638,122
478,370
465,032
St.
Paul .->
$454,130
3:i0,233
$396,171
382,798
420,774
460,287
.377,671
443,1.33
6.30,844
730,789
755,737
662,.367
678,800
5S6,.342
636,4.34
625,363
724,514
801,163
496,550
4,791,895
7,250,668
$213,101
196,207
239.161
269,400
259,000
208,493
196,720
229,090
264,690
234,962
266,836
265,726
483,884
668,018
7,421,061
1,0.39,811
ft
T.Hante.-,^To1«rlo,Wah.
1B7n
1870.
(222 »H.)
IC-rt
1871
(282 m-)
$152,392
1-13,468
127,817
1,58,788
17.5,960
172,216
172,317
155,081
150,719
'
IQfiO
1809.
(621 m.)
$28-1,192
'
240,-394
312,70-t
311,832
312,.529
.348,890
ft
1871.
(530 m.
191,783
192,120
232,166
206,076
>
—Union Pacific
w.)
iQ-yl
1871.
(631 m.)
(1038 m.)
$2.57,663
865,174
$.528,529
479,574
293,645
295,298
318,699
310,892
.328,791
39.3,455
500,1.39
5.39,238
37.3.924
444,210
,3.18,6:j2
438,914
680,970
862,680
746,450
«M3,458
664,060
728,626
719,628
571,879
1Qr-rt
1870.
(.521
310,800
,322,7.56
4m,*m
406,431
175,453
163,284
152,909
187,794
470,720
.')08,042
422,:il)8
4,51,293
32:i,378
425,687
386,264
4,252,343
m)
270,149
266,788
313,198
283,390
281,491
2,833,489
Westorti.
'167,365
434,283
1871.
(390
MiMonr!.-,
1870.
(404 m.)
.377,571
480,M7
.-:
-north
396,700
327,431
m.)
Cin,*!-
8,280,420
/-Milwaukee ft
418,765
442,666
441,685
470,703
.
IStLfl
1869.
(210 m.)
S,014,W3
(390 m.)
$201,,500
1870.
1871.
(936 m.) (1,018 m.)
.
$l:«,622
171,868
157,397
1M,1;32
144,164
186,888
202,288
204,652
189,851
168,559
1871
(590 m.)
387,172
361,871
1869.
(825 m.)
1871.
(.
45.3,873
^8t. L, Alton
1871.
(210 m.\
1870.
443,.300
423,786
490,772
448,419
374,542
.
393,468
-Clev Col,
661,020
808,318
908,813
791,014
629,758
35:),569
47:1,546
..
Nov...
$92,181 $126,218
95,665
122,372
102,583
144,6;i7
101,265
129,!>90
115,175
117,664
116,242
107,524
122,000
124,124
127,069
121,791
119,073
1.343,633
1870.
(284 »'.)
40.3,646
Dec...
Mt
(62.3,841
1
411,814
July...
1,418,865
Obin % I[iM<»<t)pi. ,-Piicaic of Mo.-,
1870.
Jan..
.
1870.
$401,275
449,654
600,393
Pacifln
5,960,336
(284 m.)
1.32,998
..
..
319,441
645,789
388,386
449,932
1,177,897
1,154,529
1,080,946
1,246,213
1,275,171
1,371,780
1,037,963
1869.
m.)
118,173. .AprU.
1 19,650.. Ittay...
116,116. .June
..
.,
tl9e,T87
218,234
1871,
101,:i79
129.096
142,014
i:»,376
129,306
110,837
-
»,351.767
Wichigan Central
13 ',883
126,224
140,740
1869.
und
m.) (520-90 m.) (590 m.)
$706,024
753,782
868,a59
929,077
18,365,461
106,246
110,213
111,117
111,127
118,407
109,7.')2
901,2;i5
(:j40nt.)
Year ..
(2,51
1871.
1870.
(1,167 m.)
845,708
104,.'J85
116,1>)8
8,678,958
Dec.
106,641
117,695
J!>6,677!i 697,750
Nov..
1441.197
1404,263
2rtl
712,6(6
627,215
899,051
14,406P 903,225
«4,4132 811,707
..
.— Mariptta andOincinnsti
565,415
606,815
688,661
690,445
£300,971
S318,g67
Aug....
4,849,404
661,788
601,326
i249,987
•211,219
July..
Oct..
6:j9, ,540
,623,482
,
Sept....
$628,:«J
.555,087
1,142,165
1,112,190
1.268,414
1,251,960
1,157,056
1,037,973
1,305,672
1,371,780
1,140,145
may..,
Jane..
.
m.)
$892,092
830,286
AprU.
.
' '47.5,608
(862 OT.)
41,3<a
79,400
.
4,681,662
'Sjntral
(1,1,57
Feb...
mar...
§497,519
$«a»,137
06,228
1869.
.
Ts
,
Jan..
.
468,212
397,515
»«),350
1870.
1871
(974 m.) (1109 m-^
'78,260
;
372,618
393.654
465 780
466,682
.
„
4a3,2;il
506,62:)
-JWinc '•
W0.974
408,6 5
J.408,658
g 418,709
506,680
34O,.301
1
402,SM
7,983,513
631,693
709,644
868,282
(
—Chicago & Northwestern — ,-Cbtn..Kock
.
1871.
(465 m.)
.343,555
4,436,439
4.'W,009
1870.
1871.
(10.38
mJ
499,899
604,247
724.466
-.
482,8!lt
7,522,113
....-,.-
.
'
THE DHKONIULB.
Julys. 1871.]
AND MISCELLANEOUS STOCK
RAILROAD. CANAL.
eonrsr
ilubaorlboria will
ofthHUtilp.
AiiCirav Monllor, ou ttaa prt-
Last
COMPANIKS.
DnrrD«NU.
Outatand-
n lull cipUiia'Inn
•«<!
Cf rtlllK
LIST,
cirlns a* Immndlnte notice or anr error 4la«oTara4 In oar Tablfo.
bjr
Stock
COMPANIKS.
For
irreM ftiTor
nallr ad-.
pah
UBlironda.
Albnnv A SiiHtiiu'ha'um*
Mlmheiiy Vallry.May '!>
Jan.
Jan.
s,a''5.noo
SO
^.25<i,SL<I
100
Alliuitli- jinil liillf
AIliiii >V SI. I.iiwreiico' No. 2'S.IU;
Alhiiit.i :iiiclWi.»t Point. No.V7»..l«'
IWI
A'lKiislii uint Sdviinntth"
July, "n
July.
Julj
ft
A
W ,i,.i,iiiKluii
*
Jan.
Drniicli*
Hraacll
110
Berknh rn, Jan. 21
Boston and Albany, .lao. H
Boat., Con. & Mont.N.i.ns
'71
«
'71
-71
April; Tl
Quarterly.
Jan. ft July.
May
ft
Ronton, llartforil A: Krle.No.
BoHtou rtiu*. Lowell. Jan. 21
100
Hotitonand .Maint*. Jan. il
Boaion and Frovhlence. Jan. 21.100
4,5.V).000
d,700,IXI0
BnlTalo, New York and Krle'...10O
BurlliiKton and Mlsaourl Rtver IIIO
pref.lOO
do
do
950.000
1,251,106
atl.UHl
June
;l>...u»>
5,axi.iiiio
Feb.
do do 8-rlpalJolntCo.'s'i»4";ii
1^
May, 11
May, "71
Nov
9.S7,8fiO
Camden and Amboy' May
Camden and Atlantic,
>May 20... 50
preferred.. SO
60
SO
SO
do
do
Cape Cod,
'an. 21
CaUwtua.' May.20
—
do
preferred
100
Cedar RapM» and Mlssoarl*
do pref
do
Ceni.Georalaft Bank. Co.<o.243IOO
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
377,100
731,200
915,5 7
1,159.500
2.200,000
6.8V1.400
'"1
4
S
ft July
ft
s
Dec
June, 11
June, tl
10»/
Aug
A ar,. '71
» ar., '71
Feb., "71
ft
&
ft
July
July,
July.
July.
May
ft
Jlay;
ft
*
Coliim., Chic.
In. (;en?'No. 247.100
50
50
Concord
Concord and Portaiuouth
100
Conn ft Pa»8UMiv>nlc, pf. No. 281. .100
Connectleui Klver. Jan.
100
21
Cn-iiberland Valley, Mav 2J
50
Dayton and Mlchlijan- No. 263.. 50
5<i
Uelaware*
Delaware, Lack, ft West May 20. 50
Detroit and Milwaukee, No. 249. 50
do
do
pref
50
Dubuqne and Slonx City"
100
Kaoteru (Mo,<i.), Jan. 21
100
5'
Baat Peniiayl V. nlii, May 20
Kut Tonn Va. A- lieor, No. 2'<4.I0O
Blmlraft WUllanjKport.'May 20. 50
do
do
pref.. SO
Krle, Jan.28
do preferred
Frie and PlttaburK,
F! ichburif
Auk.
100
100
and St. Joseph, Jan. 28i00
do
pref.. ..100
* N. Raven, Jan. 21... ion
do
ecnp
190
May
Oeoru'la.
Hannibal
do
Hartford
do
60
20
flousatonlc, preferred
10(>
UuntlnKdon ami Broad Top*....
do
do pref.
50
50
100
50
do
Dec,
Dec,
Dec,
5
'TO
'7!
'70
'70
Juiy'.M
Mar.,
71
Mar,
'71
Mar.,
'71
Dec,
'71
June,
*71
June.*!',
AprI
,'71
Nov
Mav,
May,
'7!
'71
8X
8«
'71
u.ino.mi
Oct..
2H
ft
Dec,
Dec,
1,700,000
1,316.900
2.400.0O1
1,203.216
Jnly,
Apr.,
'71
'71
Jan.,
l'S,H08,85O
Dec.
'71
"70
Dec,
Dec.
'69
'70
Jnly.
Jan.,
'71
December
.Jan. ft
Jan.
Jan.
ft
ft
..
July.
July.
Jnly.
"7'
Feb.,
July,
Jan.,
4,156,000
Aug.,
Aug..
4,800,000
3,000,000
2,000,000
Jan.,
Aug.
Sept.
Jan.,
LakeSho.ft Mich. South. May
35.0110.000
Maine Centrnr.
Marietta
.Inly
irB'
i
Cin., Ist pri.
ft
do
do
May
6
:5(
do
2d pref. .151'
do
common
Lawrence, No. ^r.ioo
.
Manchester
ft
MemoUtaand
Ctiarleatoii. No.278.2f
MichVari Central. N*o.26T
tfld
Milwaukee and St. Paul. June 10100
do
do
pref
lO'
Mine Hill ft Sch Haven' May 2J. 5(>
Mubileft Monte. prel No. i«3..
Mobile and Ohio, .June il
lit'
MontKolnerv and West Point "ill"
Morris and Esaex,' No. 250
50
.
.
Maahaaand Lowell,
NMShv.
Jan. 21... 100
ChattanoOKft No. '2*20.10(1
ft
Nadgatuck
Uio
New Bed. ft Taunton, Jan. 2t...llH'
New Hav. ft Northamp., Jan. 21.1ll|i
Now Jerbey,' May 20
JOO
scrip
do
Hew London Northern Jan. 21. lOO
N.
If-
Hudson K..Jan.21.I0(i
do
certlflcate8..10ii
tJent. ft
do
New York and Harlem, Jan. 21.
do
do pref.
vi
New York ftNew Haven May 13 lOO
5(i
.
N. Y., Prov. and Ruaton No «• KKI
Norfolk ft Peter«b,prf.June21..100
do
do
ri.u HV
do oroinarv
do
North Carolina. No. 267
;a'
Northern of N.H*mpRhlre,No'.25hoo
Northern Central. Mav 20..
Northeast. (S.C.).
do
A|.rll ^'J
so
M p. c.prel 50
..... u»-
do
North Missouri, No. '259.
Iforth Pennsylvania -May
Norwich
OgdcDS.
ft
&
Worcester.'
20
50
.Ian. 21,100
imi
L.(Jbainp •No.aTS
Jan.
2,tOO,000
3,100,500
8,130.719
4,460.368
1.372.890
1,000,000
S,312.T25
l^,V<4 018
ft
July
.Mar. ft Sept,
Mar.
ft
May
ft
.Tune
Sept.
Nov,
ft Ii»-i-
Jan. A Jnly.
11,4«,8™ Jan. ft July.
10,12 lO."!
January,
3,a56,450 Jan. ft July
do
Aug.,
D c,
3
Dec
Jan.
ft
ft July,
May
ft
Nov,
1,861,400 Feb. ft A OR,
SOO.WX) Jan. ft July.
2,100,000 Jan. ft July.
6,250.000 Feb. ft Aug.
493.900
967,100 Jan. ft July.
(5,0, 0,000
April ft O-t.
t'.J2S, IW April * Oct.
12,000.000 .Ian. ft July.
l^-iOO.OOO .Ian. ft .luly.
9,000.00(1 .Ian. ft July.
31<
5
Jan.
2,000.1100
ft
July.
Jan.
ft
July.
,500,000
3,008.400
.000.000
llllixio
JnneftDec.
Maya Nov.
I
ft
July
*
July.
Feb.
ft
Aug.
.Isn, ft
Jnly.
Quarterly.
Feb.
ft
'Aug,
9,8«l.(in0
B.lll.
&
January.
May
Nov.!
ft
July
June * Dee,
Jan. ft July.
Jan.
ft
'71
'69
«
"71
4
ii-ie
May,
"70
Jan..
Jure.
-71
»
Jnly
"Ji.
4
*il
1
1
"i
.June. 71
s
Ji'ly, "Jl
ft
May
ft
1
Dec,
'70
Fc'b'.',""!l
Feb., '71
Feb.,"?!
May,
'67
'71
.imj'oo Jan. ft July.
Jan..
Aug.
Aug.
Feb.,
'71
Feb.,
Feh.,
'67
'67
Jan.,
*65
Dec.
'69
1.025.000
1,175.000
Feb.
Feb.
4,.337,9flO
1.90S.'2ll7
Fell. 'a 'Aug.
ft
ft
Feb.
Aug.
ft
Jan.
2.8S8.977
2.002,746
2.907.S50
1,100,000
ft
July
Mariposa
do
iO
Loan
ft
Trust.
Gold
do Trnst.
certlf.
preferred
ft
4
Dec
Dec,
Qnarterlv.
Jan. ft Jnty.
May
ft
Not
Feb. ft Ang,
Feb. ft Ang,
Jan. A July.
1..500.000 Feb. ft Ang.
3SS.000 .Ian. ft Jnlv
Jan.
4.000.000
2,800.000
l.OOO.OOO
I fOO.OOO
731 .2.tO
May
Jan.
100
'71
Dec,
'70
Nov.,'6»
Ang., -es
Feb..,
Jan.,
Feb.,
Jan
"II
"71
-71
.
"II
July,
Jan.,
"Jl
ft
ft
Not,
Jnly,
Nov.. "70
Jan., Tl
.
S
July.
4^10.000
Jan.
41,063,100
3.000 (>00
10.000.000
18.000.000
6.00O.000
ft
Jnly.
'6«
Jan..
-TO
1
Jnne, -n
a
s
t,'narlerly.
Quarterly.
Ian. ft Jnly.
Quarterly.
]
1,000,000
1,000,000
1.500,000
2.836,600
8.693.400
Feb. ft Ang.
Jan. ft July,
Jan. ft July.
2..'S4,000
.,
-70
Feb.,
ft
A
100
SSc'ts
Jan.l,-TO
5.0(10.000
10o| 4.000.000: Quarterly.
(Juarterly.
lOOj 20.000.000
251 l.OOO.noo .Inn. ft July.
1,(«<I,000 .Ian.
July,
100
100
do
common
Onr-Pullman Palace
June
1,250.000
l.tWl.OOO
3.400,000
1.250.000
2,000,000
1.200.000
ITO
lUI
(.old, pref
Quicksilver
March.
Jan.
4.300,000
5.700.OOO
4,000,000
July,
"Jl
Nov., «9
Dec, "m
6ept.,"<!8
Jnly, "Jl
July, "71
Feb., "It
Jnly, -11
July. 11
5
4
10
5
Jnly.
ft
Qtiarterly
'71
Aug.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
8.739.,^10
Life and Trust... 100
ITnlon Trust
100
I'nltrd States Trust
100
»H
'70
Jan.,
Dec,
Aug.
Ang.
Ang.
Nov.
4.999.4(1(1
100
...1(0
100
100
National Trust
i«
A
ft
ft
.June
I5,(I00.(»»1
•2'i
Adams
New York
'71
.May,
Jan.,
1
"71
Jan., "ID
Jsn. A July.
1,209.' 00 Feb. ft -ng
l,400,5.V5 Jan. ft Jnly,
50
lOO
60
50
Atlantic
Jr-iot.— J.'ariners'
Dec, 'm
Jan.,
Feb!;
6
3,106,300
2.227.000
'20
PacltlcMall. Jnue
'7!
Jsn., "71
Feb., '71
Jin., Il
Feb., '71
.69?,«-'5
l.f<!«.(lOO
25
20
f«
Anier. MerrhanU" Union.
I'nlled States
Wells. Fargo ft Co
,S(Mm»/i/;).— Atlantic Mall
'69
Dec, '70
Dec, TO
Dec, -70
Feb., Tl
Jan., '71
Apr., '71
Apr., 11
July, '71
July, '71
Jan., '71
July, '71
Jan.,
April
June,
12s
5
t
5
4
'70
'7'.
uly
'71
". I
Aprll,-1
1
June,
ts.
5
8X
4
& BROOKLYN
Grand Street A Newtown (B*klyn),
Hudson A-'enue (Brooklyn)
Metropol 'an Brooklyn)
Ninth Avenue
Second .Avenue
m
Sixth
Jnlv.
"71
Third Avenue
Van BruntBtrseKl-oolllTtH
LSBT UlVlBgJtKS rA:D.
900,000
aoo.ooo
2.100,000
1,500.000
Jnne, iro..
Oct., 1870..
(100,000
2M,60a
144,600
262,200
1,065.200
.500.000
100!
May. TO.
IJOO.OOO
—
100 1,1100.000
748 JXW
170,000
106.700
191,000
Not.,
iinarterly..
"n>,
BsnilMinnual...
'i«7,320
888.109
.„
Avenue
"71
PASSENGER RAILROADS
PAR BTOC».
Bleecker street and Fulton Ferry.
Broadway (Brooklyn)
Broadway and Seventh Avenue ..
Brooklyn City
Brooklvn City and Newtown
Brooklyn. Prospect Park A Flatb.
Brooklyn and Itockaway Beach...
Bushwfck (Brooklyn)
Central Park, Nortli ft East Klvers
Coney Island (Brooklyn).^
Drv Dock, Fast B'dway ft Battery,
Klghth Avenue
Forty-second St. ft Grand St. Ferry,
1). .,..
I
CITY
NAME OF ROAD.
4
4
4
"71
Dec, TO
.1
N. Y.
"i'
May, 11
Jan..
Jan.
910.350
576.050 .'sr.
1. 983 .563
8,2-29.594
1.633,3.50
Williamsburg
Imttroff.mfnt— Canton
16W
Boston Water Power
100
Bninswiek City
rsJef/rn;)*— West. Union. No. 277.100
1
Mayi''71
«)«
'68
J.«'23,7M1
2..'iOO.(l(»l
I(i0
Ai>-;'re«».—
Sept.. '66
Sept., '66
-.1
15.000,(1011
100
Manhattan
'•4
I
2,'!64.ioo
Annually.
Jnly.
10.(«l(l.(l(»l
1 .000.000
36.745,00"
10
Metropolitan
jMayftNov.
S.ISO.COOI
-J-jt
W7.10O
1
.50
New York
1
pref.lOO
ft' Jnly,
(g'd)
4.(i(io.ini
25
2,.'i(10,(IOO
50
soo.noo
55
loO 10,250,000
500.000
100
4.400.000
100
4,000.000
50
Jersey City and Hoboken...
4
:.S(!i.:««i
898 ISO
Water
Valley
Wyoming
"
SOO.-'.OO
l:i7.5(IO
Jan.
8
Jan., T.
Apr., '71
1.9K8.150
3,0(«1.(W
1,700.000
1.000.000
50
ii^ijuehanna. 50
6'««.— BrookWn
Citizens (Brooklyn)
'71
Dec,
I'lV
8.9:''.90o
.50
Pennsylvania
Spring Mountain
Spruce Hill
Wil K esbarre
"70
'70
Jan.,
June,
July
«
1,500.000
J/()iii)(7.— Mariposa
.Mine
<l,U5iJ00 i.lan ft .lulv
2,<«O.O0O April ft Oct
Clio and UUslsslppl. April i....]OD •.9,»»5347
do
do prel
im 4,024,474 JnneftDec
OO Creelr ft Ailevii ttiy May 2(1 fn 4.-Ji".<fKi uiiarteilr.
Old Colony ft Newport, Jan. 21. tin 1,959.020 J.n,* Jilv.
di,
Aug.,'i!
Apr., 71
Apr., '71
Jnly, '71
Au"..'s6
Jan., '71
1,73-17110
4,441,114
1.614.101
11,900.00*
"20,000
8,0(»l.( (10
l<
Ashburtou
'..1;).1.000
Feb.* A«K
Jan.
Apr!
5,819.275
1.365.600
50
Harlem
2,000.000
8,872.500
Lehlith Valley, May 20
Quarterly.
50 18.159.100
Little Miami, No. 217
Quarterly.
50 4,10;,.50
Little Schnvlklll.' May 20
2,(V16,100 Jan. ft July.
50
si
Lonir Island. No. 252
3,000.000
Louiav., cin. A Lex., pn" No. 276 Jl'
848.700 Ian. ft July
d'p
c mmoM
1,-:'.'3.4SJ
•Ian. ft Jnly
50
Lonlavllle and Naahvllle No. 281 101
«,681 .51.10 Feb. ft Au«
Louisville, New Alb. ft Chicago. 01
2,800,000
to(
Tl
Butler
Consolidation Md
Cumberland Coal ft Iron
Maryland Coal Co
•67
'66
Macon and Western
2.000.000
COlW.OIIO
initioellaneons.
4
'71
6,18.5.897
ft
preferred
Coa^.— American
•68
"71
"71
Dec, ro
6.3.',.?00
50
West Branch andS'
6 1,-.,960
218,350
"71
Apr.,
Dec
869.4.VI
.50
I'nloii,
•:«
Jnlv, '71
July, 11
July, '71
Apr.,
Jan.,
.luiie ft
'iO. 50
100
Susquehanna
'71
'71
'70
'70
5,0-17 ,2-'4
4,151 ,^a)
Quarterly.
Jan. ft Jnlv
April ft 'let
1. 500 .OKI
5("
•is
7«
'25,2^0.';40
2T.10ti
2<r2.iflO
May,
Pennavlvnnia
Schuylkill Navlgal'n iconsol.)".
do
pref.
'71
,
11
2V
6ll(,',(»l
2.300.(100
2.040.00(1
4
3;<
'71
'66
Apr
•
1,996,25')
3,7.10,000
.Ifl"
19.714,
Feb. T!
1fl('
8
May, "'71
Jan.,
-.1
e6.,
i.'mnnn FebVftAng
Chesapeake and Delaware
50
Cliesftiienke and Ohio
25
Delaware Division"
W
Delaware and Hudson
Delaware and Itarltan*
100
Lehigh ("nal and Nav..June.3 .. 5(i
Monongahela Navigation Co
50
Morris (consolidated June I0..ui('
do
preferred
KXI
^-
3.192.000
500.0110
I
War., "il
Jnly. 11
Canal.
*71
500,000
May,
J an'.', •71
July. ',1
100
.
6f.
45'2,1'V)
•71
"TO
-,0
,
S.OOn.KKl
2 700 KVr
ft >Tassachu.,
Jan. 21.100
Virginia and Tennessee June 24.100
Western (N Carolina)
lOO
West Jei-fev.No.2S0
so
Worcester and Nashua, Jan. 21.100
5
2,iril.'200
Jnly.i
e
100
comniou
preferred
5
s.w.tw
.Inly
Jan. ft Jnly.
Feb. ft Aug.
Qnaitcrly.
Jan. ft July
-,l
'70
'10
"70
1,500,000
'.'4
:<.(0o
Vermont
'67
Apr.
Nov.,
I.7S6..S00
Nov
I.793.W6
'2,
do
do
K. P., Ist pref.lWI
do
do
W. D.,2d pref.im
Toledo, Wabaab ft West. July 1 .100
do
do
do pi-ef.lOO
,.
Lnlon I aclflc.Mar. 18
I'Mcn and Black Klver, No. 252.. 100
Vermont and Canada"
100
Apill,'71
llllnolft Central. April 8
Indianapolis, Cin. ft Lafayette
JelTeraonvIlle, Mad. ft In.,No.22710U
KaosaJ^ Pacific, Mar.;;-,
Lackawanna ft Bloomftb May 20 50
.
D
l,25ll.ll«l
Line Kallwav
CarollnaAprll, 15,
."lO
Side (Vs.l June '24
100
West. Georgia." No. 220.. 100
Svi-acuse, ningh ft N. Y. No,'252.1IX>
Tern' Haute and Indianapolis.. .50
Tiledo, I'eoria ft Warsaw
100
Feb.,
1,309,20(1
Fch.,
I.62«,25(l
C guar" Mar.ll.ini
Shore
South
South
South
2,006.750
2.195,0011
ft
PclMiylkfll Valley.' May'20
Slialiiokln Val ft Pottsv" May
11,6-20,1100
5,000,000
4,062,600
Aug
Jnly
ft
Jan. ft
.Ian. ft
<,00«,2ni
2.400.(«l
30.401 .6(I>
Alton ft Terre Haute. 100
do
do
do i.ref.lOO
S'.
oul« ft Iron Moiiiitiiin
St. LoiilK, Jackson v. ft f'hlcago'.ion
Sendii^kv MansO'd ft Newark". 100
'7;
Jnly,
100 78,000,01
8,536.900
lOO
May 20
,
'70
Clev.,Col.,Oln.&lnd. June 21. .1(10
Cleveland * MalionlnR,* N'o. 247. 50
Cleveland and Pittsburg, Jan. 2S 50
Colamhnsand Xenla*
5
Nov.,
.May
428,616
1,676,345
ft
10«.
ft
ft
May
6t. Louis,
TiS.fiOO
50
SO
Cincinnati
8X
Feb,, '71
Feb..'.!
Nov
* Aug.
Feb.
Feb.
1
do pref.
Zanenvllle. No.216
Ft.W
Feb.
Jan.
>S,4M.8i«
Portland ft Kennebec, No. '2.53' .100
do
Varnioinli stock certlflcioo
Portland. Saco ft Porta No. 270.100
riovldeni;e ft Worees.. Jan. '21. .1011
Iteimselaer ft Saratoga' No 252 .100
Itliliniond and Dwivllle No, 2S«.llin
Kichnioiid A Petei-cburg No. 238.100
Heme, Watcrt. * Ogd.. Mar. .8..:00
-W
ft
—
do
Pit'*.,
Jtu tland,
Pec
jnly.
Jan.
4,6t»*i.SllO June ft Dec.
Central of New Jeraey, May 14. .100 iD.imo.noo Man.* Jnly.
2,42.1.1100 June ft Dec.
Central Olilo
50
lOO.IKXl June ft Dec
do
preferred
50
18.378,740
Central Paclflc No. 28f>.
2.1H5,'.)25 Jan. ft July.
100
Oheshlr.-, preferred, .Ian. 21
8,925.S0O Mar. ft Sept
100
ClileaKoand Alton. Mar. 2S
",12.5.4«l Mar. * Sept
tlo preferred
100
do
Chic, Burling. » Quincv. No. '68.100 17.590,000 Mar- ft Sent,
ft July,
Iowa and Neliraaka"..!!!" .'1,9 6,'2O0
L'lilcaifo.
UUIcaKO and Northwest. No. 2T3.W(' 14,67li.«29 .fune ft Dec.
1*10 20,3;o.293
.Ume & Dec.
pref
do
do
i;hlc.,Bockl9.*Pao. No. 26.1.. 100 17,000,000 April ft Oct.
Cln..Hamil. & Davlon. .May 20.10. 3.,W),000 April ft Oct.
382.6<10
Clu., Ulclini. * Cliicago'No.2Ba. 50
Clncln., Sand, ft Clev., No. r.ti.. HO 2,9117,800
do
M
482,400
8,62' ,8Ul
7,0110,000
100
Plilla.,Cer.ft Norrla.,' May '20..
Phlla., Wllinlng.ft Halt.May20
Plttsb. ft Connellsvlll'..
rittsb., CIt:. ft St. L.,M»y,'.0...
do
Oo
do
prel.
7,2Sil,'.81
Prrlods.
Half.
.
I'anama. No. 275
PenliKVlvanla
minyn
>'a
11.
rhllsil. and Erie," Mar. 11.
do
do pref
PhllailHlpbla and Kead. Feb. II
riilladel., ft Trenton," .May '20..
*71
,
Last paid.
ing.
Syrsciise.* No. 252 ao
Pseltic (ol Ml-sour.) April 22. ..100
a
June,
Apr.,
Apr.,
Oct
Oct
^l
Jan..
.luly
June ft Doc
lOO
600,000
lOU 19,160,100
eoa,wio
lUO
347.110 85,000,000
500
2,215,000
I
Mar
Rep
ft
100 l<,SMi,Iie2 April ft
100
1,650,000 April ft
Ohio. April 8
I'ltrkfrnbtiiif
Mar.
2,4M,SIOO
l,2»2,200
T!B,7U0
stand-
far
Oswego and
»M
S,6!)l,'2IIO
llHltlr,i,.T.- aii.l
01 this table,
see Stttlmii/ Hoiiltor, ou tba preceding page.
lUM.
Dkl*.
p«K«-
RIoek
Out-
Fora mil explanation
pittd.
Periods.
Inn.
SI
....
...
.
IWfllO ,_
Not..
lOA
IW
79JW0
'KOT
UID^UOO
'
*Vi,
semrai.nual.M
TO onaitarl;.....
»X
:
:; :
;
.
..
:
.!
RAILROAD, CANAL
Babscrlbers
(Siuuiileii)
2,!S91,SO0
567,000
467,489
5,483,000
1,214,000
..
.
Ist Mort. (K Ulv UaiJni;r>..
iBt Mori. (Iowa & Mliir..,'.:'2Um.)
let Mort. (Minn. Central) ....
l8t Mort. (Iowa & Dakota).,
Ist Mort. (P. (lu C.,'ii5 miles)...
2d Moi-t. (P. du C, 233 inlle») ..
792,1X10
3,792,000
203,000
I
f TKBKST.
TER OF SECURITIES ISSUED Amount
When
New Tork
full explanation of ihls standing
"
Table see "Railroad MonUor
on a preceding p ige.
paid.
A.&O.
A.&O.
M.&S.
3,671,000
1,315,000
231,000
217,000
,
London,
Ohio
18s2
1882
18T2
J.* J.
A.&O.
M.& N.
J.& J.
1393
1884
1871
1897
F.* A.
F.& A,
M.&S.
J.& J.
1898
1898
1873
1891
Mortgage
New York
820,000
4.145,000
2.000 OOO
M.&N.
F & A,
J.& J.
A.&O.
J.& J.
J.& J.
J.&D.
7^55,000
F.& A,
5,000.000
1,40J,000
J.
1,350,000
1,997,000
1,278,98)
3d MoL'tgage
Tenn. State Loan
it Tenn. (Oct.
msslsnippi
'my:
I,
Mortgage
600,0!»
1,105,700
.
Consolidated Mortgage
Earn. .(• 7>.WM, (M,ir.
'71)
Jlfo.
:
l9tM.,gtl,182m&ld,<IJ. I'.S. Br:
1st M.,gd.o iHIUin.,(Teb.&Neo:
Conso!. M.. gold, on 592in & Id.
,1873
1876
1893
New Tork
1876
Memphis.
'81-'93
Mortgage, land grant
2d Mortgage, for $2,000.000
Moitle <t Oirard (J une 1, '69):
lat
Mortgage
A.
&
1899
1890
&0.
1)3,000
M ortgflge, sterling
)
5,592,000
Mortgage, sterling
(
Interest iionds
Interest Bonds, sterling
1,176,400
735,010
Income Bonds, 2d Mort
dc Montgomery (May 1, '69)
Ist Mortgage
Montgomery it Eafala (Mar., '71):
M.ftN.
M.&N.
M.&N.
M.&N.
Mobile.
London.
1882
Mobile.
1882
LoDdcn.
•.,025,824
Mobile.
1,200,000
M.&N.
New Tork
716,016
330 000
M.&S.
New York
5,000,000
3.000.000
600,000
2,OOJ,000
M.& N.
F.& A.
J.& J.
&
A.
1,516,000
J.&
J.
Mobile
endorsed by Ala
do
on870
E^sex (Jan., '70)
Mortgage, sinking fund.
1st M.,
1st
A
3d Mortgage
Convertible bonds
Construction bonds
Nashv. (tC/iattanooffa(J\ily 1,'69)
1st Mort.j endorsed by Tenn
yashsille db Decatur CJan. 1, *71):
2d Mortgage
Mortgage Bonds of 1870
Wauffatnck (Feb., '71):
Ist Mort. (convertible) 1856.
Newark A New York (Jan.. '70):
Ist Mortgage, 1867
Newhurg A Neio York (April, *70)
_
.
.
500.000
2,500,000
J.
F.
&
U.
1890
J.
Brldgep't.
J.&
J.
J.
New Tork
New Tork
500,000
M.&N.
1876
1887
'70);
Northamp.(.rah.,
J.&
600,000
Mortgage guar, by Erie
2few Haven dc Derby (Jan. 1,
Ist Mortgage
1886
1900
A.&O.
120,300
.
'71);
1st
let
<t
Mort
1869
1,000,000
400,000
Bond-* convert., free State tax.
New Jeraei/:
laiLoati
2d Loan
Sd Loan
If. J.
1st
jSeic
300,000
450,000
luo.ouu
,
Scuthern (Del. & Bar. Bay)
Mortgage, tax free
London North. (March, '71):
Mortgage Bonds
MorC, extension
Convertible Bonds
*. on., J. itat.North. (Feb.. '70);
1st Mort. for »:).000,000 (1855)....
2d Mort. of 1860
heu> Tork Central (Oct. 1, '70):
Premium Sinking Fund
Sinking Fund (assumed debts).
SabscrTption (assumed stocks).
Keal Estate
Kenewal bonds
dc Harlem (Oct.
1st Mortgage of 1853
Ist Mortgage
Y. tfe Oswego Midland
1st Mort. (gold)
If.
20,000p.in
'70)
Mortgage
Improvement
'
1869
Mortgage
Mortgage
Tandlng Mortgage
2d Mortgage (Sr $500,000...
horth Carolina (April, *;0);
Mort. Bo'Kls (various) '67-'
3
1
Interest (certlflcates)"
'71)
Mortgage
2d Mortgage
3d Mortgage
350,000
322.000
109,028
6,000,000
4,000,000
5,000,000
l,"'?iJ):
Ist
2,'J5'),000
northern Central (Fi'b., '71)
Ist Mort. (State loan)
2d Mortgage (sink, fund) coup.
Sd Mortgage (sink, funil) conn.
Sd Mortgage (V. &. C. KR guar)
Consolidated Mortgage, gold ..
Income conv. coup, bonds, 1870
ff.
490,500
61,500
:
Morti:a'.:e
Nor(A Pennxt/lvania (Nov.
Northern. N.
157,000
306,000
43,000
416,000
1, "71)
Mortgage new
2d Mortgage
1st
Funded
163,000
100,000
250,000
912,0OJ
1, "TO):
1st
1st
Korth Mls.^ouri (March,
1st Mortgage of 1865
2d Mortgage ol 1868
(Apr.
Company Bonds of
J.
&D.
A.
van
A.&O.
J.& J.
N.London
New York
N.T.&Lon
New Tork
360,000
1,246,000
Vorthern Neto Jerney (Jan., *;0>;
1st .Mortgage (guaranteed)...
xorwirh dk Worcenter (Dec. 1, '69)'
Ist.Mort. (Mass. loan) s'k'g fund
Construction Bonds
Ogdenjtb. <t /,. Ctoin. < April, •Til):
Equipment Bonds (tav free).
out Colonijit Newport (Mar., '71)':
Company Bonds
CompanyBonds
Company Bonds
Otage Vallet/ (Jan. 1, *70):
1st Mortgage, 1863 (5-20 years)
1886
1390
1,500,000
Q.-J.
l,9M.OOO
Baltimore.
18.85
2<5,000
2 019 000
4;5,(B0
J.& J.
A.&O.
J.& J.
J.& J.
A.&O.
Harrlsburg
1900
18T7
1900
1880
115,000
A.&O.
Boston.
1874
400,000
J.*
J.
New Tork
400,000
121,500
J.&
J.&
J.
J.
Bostoti.
l,*J3,0O0
\nnapolts Irred
1, '70)
ia51
1871
1883
1871
M.&N. New Tork
F.&A.
1876
M.& N.
1883
M.& N.
1883
J.&D.
1887
M.&N. New Tork 1S73
F.&A.
1893
A.&O. New York 1875
J.& J.
1894
F.&A. New Tork 73- "78
J.& J.
1876
M.& N.
1881
J.& J.
J.& J, New York 1877
J.& J.
1877
J.& J.
1872
J. & J.
M.&N. Shops N.C, T2 '78
M.&S.
1867
M.&S. Charlest'n 1899
M.&S.
1899
J.& J.
1875
J.& J. New York
A.&O.
A.&O. :^ew Yor.,
J.& J.
Fblladel.
1885
A.&O.
18T7
M.&N.
1896
'70):
Ist
Bonds of 1.857
HortluoMtern (March
&
1875
1878
5,916,689
1,514,000
592,000
162.000
2,900,000
1,059,500
Itorfolk <b Pstersbtirg (Oct.
V.
New Tork
1899
1880
J.& J.
A.&O.
3,000,000
2,700,000
Extension
F.&A.
F.& A.
N. Haven.
2,741,000
1,168,000
:
ew Vork,Prov.<t Bost.lSep.l
New Bonds
60,000
300,000
291,500
1, '70);
Consolidated Mort. of 1863
Vew York th N. Haven (Apr. 1,
J.& J.
A.&O.
N. Haven.
2,000,000
1st
Uew Tork
& J.
J,&
1,889,000
433,000
1,000,000
200,000
of Missouri (Mar.
1st Mortgage (gold)
J.&
1877
ISTI
J.
J.
1879
Boston.
NewToiK
A Bureau
Val. (Jan.
(Dec,
Sd do
do
Philadelphia A Head. (Dec. 1,'70)
Loan of 1861
Loans of '4,3, '44, '48 and '49
Loan of 18.57, convertible
Loan of 1836, sterling
Loan of 1836, sterling
East Penn. 1st M. Sink. Fund,.,
Loan of 1836, sterling
Loan of 1868
Loan of 1868
Loan of 1870 (»"i,000,000) conv.
Phita., Wilm. A Halt. (May. '71): ^
Ist Mortgage, convertible...."
Loan of 1866
Loan of 1867
PMsb.,Cin. ASt. Louts iJau., "!1):
.
Mortgage
M. Sceubenv.
& Ind. re-org.
& Newark Dlv. Bonds
Pittsburg A Connellsv. (Nov. '70):
Col.
Mort. (new) free State tax..
2d Mortgage
Ist Mort. JTurtle Cr. Dlv.)
1st
FtW.A
.
.
.
.
FT W. & C. construe, bds'57
Equip. Bonds of 1869, tax free.,
Placerville A Sacratn. (Jan. 1,'70)
P.,
Mortgage
Mortgage (gold)
Fort Huron A L. Mich. (Nov., '70);
1st Mort. (gold)
Portland A Kennebec (Jan. 1, *71)
Ist Mortgage extended, 1863
Consolidated Mortgage, 1865..,
Funded
Interest, 1863
Portland A Rochester (Feb., '71):
1st M., S. F., 1867, on 52>i miles,
1st M.. 1870, equal lien
Providence & Worces. (Mar '71)
Reading A Columbia (Mar., '71)
Mortgage
1862
2d Mortgage 1861
A Saratoga
Rensselaer
1883
M.& N.
F.&A.
New Tork
M.&N.
M.&N.
New Tork
F.&A.
J.& J.
A.&O.
F. & A.
A.&O.
1st Mort. (Sara.
1st Mort. (Trov.
&
Whitehall)
Salem & Rutl'd)
A Danville (Oct. 1, '69)
State Sinking Fund Loan
Bond guaranteed by State
Consol. Mortgage, coupon
Consol. Mortgage, reg
Roanoke Valley RR. Bonds
Richm. A Petersburg (Oct. 1, '70);
2d Mort., conpon and reg
3d Mort. of 1870. coupon
Rockf., R. I. A St. Louts (Jan.l*70);
1st Mort- (gold) convert, 'ree ..
Rock [si. A Peoria (Mar. 71):
Mortgage on 90H
miles.
Rome,\tat. AOgdens!,. (Feb.,
Guaran. (Pots.
Sink.
A
Fund Mort.
1916
1891
'75-'8U
1885
500,000
J.& J.
A.&O.
A.&O.
4.972,000
2.594,000
2,283,840
0,826,500
Q.-J.
J.& J.
A.&O.
A.&O.
8,958.000
5,921.716
1,109,224
Q't'ly.
3,000,000
7
6,000,000
J.&D.
8
London.
1875
ISTJ
1897
New Tork
93,841
710.958
2,899,330
18..
Phlladel
1880
1575
1875
1910
1910
1910
1800
London.
Phlladel.
thladel.
Harrlsb'lg
Phlladel.
'70-'71
Phlladel.
'96- '06
J.&
J.
New Tork
New Tork
1.100,000
J.&
J.
Phlladel.
'79-'91
A.&O.
A.&O.
A.&O.
Phlladel.
rhiladel.
1877
1881
1881
1888
1,000.000
3,000,000
2,000,000
3,000,000
3.598,000
J.
&
J.
2,700,000
J.& J.
J.& J.
J.& J.
J.& J.
J.& J.
J.& J,
M.&S.
J.& J.
A.&O.
A.&O.
2,6'25,0C0
J.
349,500
400,000
1,000,000
J.& J.
A.&O.
A.&O.
100,000
1,521,000
143,500
182,400
976,f00
495,900
288,000
l,121,il00
&
4,000,000
1,000,000
400,000
875.000
875,000
875,000
675,000
875,000
875,000
860,000
860,000
860,000
860.000
860,000
860.000
2,000,000
153,000
100,000
1,000,000
225,000
525,000
224,800
790,200
22,613
RiO.OOO
140,000
300,000
150,000
450,000
400.000
500.000
123,000
1893
1893
1890
Phlladel.
1884
1876
1881
Phlladel.
Baltimore.
J.
J &
J.
F.& A.
J.& J.
F.&A.
M.&S.
A.&O.
M.&N.
J.&D.
J.& J.
F.&A.
M. & S.
A.&O.
M.&N.
J.&D.
A.&O.
M.& N.
J.& J.
M.&S.
J.& J.
J.& J.
A.&O.
A.&O.
A.&O.
J. & J.
A.&O.
J.& J.
M. & S.
J.&D.
J.& J.
J,& J.
M.& S.
M.&N.
J.
&
New York
New Tork
796 900
'53.
318,0011
6.i'.,8l\l
BiH),0'
eoo.w
1889
191
1912
1912
1912
1912
,
N
«!••
Phlladel.
New York
1812
1912
1912
1912
1912
1912
1876
1887
1874
San Franc
1894
1894
Angusta.
1883
1899
Boston.
Augusta.
Boston.
Prov K.
I
1887
1887
1880
New York
Columbia.
Troy.
1873
'80- '87
New Tork
1886
1890
1894
'87-'S8
J.
N. T.
'61..
GO
"72- '77
J.&D.
A.&O.
F.&A.
F.&A.
M.&S,
J.&D.
J.&D.
'71):
Iffra...
London.
130,500
175,000
9,000,000
1880
1880
1BS8
Phlladel.
New Tork
(general)
'
ol
Phlladel.
J.& J.
J.& J.
M.&N.
M.& N.
F.&A.
1,500,000
& B) '55.
1871
600.000
161,600
1,298,000
408,500
127,600
Watert'n)
Xutland(\l^nh -u):
Equipment Mort. bd«
a
do
18..
79-'91
l'J20
J.
6,207.000
3,000 000
775,000
650,000
350,000
Glens Falls RR. Mort
Richmond
1873
1875
1873
1880
1883
92-'9l
New Tork
6,500,000
524,773
(Oct.l,';0);
Mortgage
2d Mortgage
1st
Sink. F'd Mort. (Wat.
1877
187S
187«
Alcxand'a
New Tork
.
.
Ist
8.
J.
J.
Chic. (Feb.; '71):
Mortgage (series A)
Mortgage (series B),
Mortgage (series C).
Mortgage (series D).
Mortgage (series E).
Mortgage (series F).
2d Mortgage (series G)
2d Mortgage (series H)
2d Mortgage (series I).
2d Mortgage (series K)
2d Mortgage (series L)
2d Mortgage (series M)
3d Mortgage
BrldgeTo. & P. BR.) Mort.."56.
Ist
Ist
1st
Ist
Ist
Ist
Ist
Ist
Richmond
"70):
UMatlelphia A Erie (Feb. •im-.
1st Mort. (Sunbury & Erie RR.)
Ist Mort. Phil. & Erie (gold)...
do
do
do (currency)
2d do
do
Plmb.,
Phlladel.
1,000,000
Peoria Pek.AJacksonv.(.3sili.\,"Xi):
A
1874
1882
J.&
J.&
1, '70);
Mortgage, guaranteed
lat Mortgage
Philatlel.
milt. Cent.
1st Mortgage
1872
London.
New York
M.&
708,0110
249,962
'71);
.
Ist
1st
M.& N.
J.& J.
M.& N.
400,000
1,130,500
573,500
331,700
New Tork
112,000
375,000
1st Mortgage, sterling
2d Mor';gage, sterling
Gener- 1 mortgage, srerllns
Palersnn tk Newark (Jan. 1, '69);
1st Mortgage, gnaranteed
Pennsylvania (Jan., '70;
Ist Mortgage (Peun. RR.)
'4d Mortgage (Penn. RR.)
4d Mort. (Penn. RR.), sterling
beneral Mort. (Phil, to PIttsb.).
General Mortgage, new, conn \
do
do
new. reg't'd
State works purchase
Short Bondi (debentures)
Pennsylvania A N. T. (Dec, "iO);
Ist Mortgage, guaranteed
1st
F.&A.
A.&O.
M.&N.
580.000
819,010
1, '70):
Mortgage Construction Bonds.
(Feb.,
J.
J.
J.
A.&O.
J.& J.
J.& J.
A.&O.
221,500
2,761,000
105,000
3.'i0,000
Mortgage
Mortgage
*\iciflc
&
200,000
Oswego dc Rome (Jan., '(!)•
1st Mortgage, guaranteed..
Income Bonds.
Oswego db Syracuse (March, '71);
1st
J.
1,.500.000
Oram/e, Aiex.<l;J/anaj».(Oct.l.'69)'
1st Slort. (O. & A. BR.) 1859 ...
2d Mort. exten. (O. & A.) 135=>..
Sd Mort. exten (O. & A.) 1858.
4th Mort. exten. (O. & A.) 1860
1st Mort. (O., A. & M. RR) 1867.
Va. L oan (Jly'rs) s'k'g rd,'58-9
1st
F.& A,
A.&O.
M.&S.
.
Mortgage
Mortgage
Peoria
New Tork
.
)
1914
1891
190C
1889
230,000
.
y. Bmen
paid.
J.&
J.&
5M,000
Consol. Mortgage
Manama
J.
400,000
2d Mortgjige, endorsed
Mobile <t Ohio (.Jan. 71):
do
Where
paid.
2.050,000
850,000
§o7loi:Mor".-steri'''f»«K»'««'
'idConsoI.S, F, Mort., 1871
Oil week A Allegh. H. (Dec, '70);
2d
1899
1903
1904
Itinsouri «.„KS.ct(J«i/'(Jan.l,71):
Morriff
When
:
.
Tork
Jfew
'71)
.
1, '68)!
Mortgage
{March,
dk Misaisfiippi
Mortgage (E. Dlv.)
Mortgage (W. Dlv.)
2d Mortgage ( W. Dlv.)
Income Mortgage (W. Dlv.)
Ist
Ist
1st
Ist
1, '70);
ifisslssippt Ventral (Sep.
1st
1st
Out-
For a
Where
paid.
1,001,' Oil
Milwaukee Cltv
Milwaukee and Western
Mineral Point (Jan.
LIST.
Railroads
Michlaan Central (Dec, '70)
let More Convertible, sink fand
l8t Mort Convertible
iBt Mort SterlinK. non-converti
UUwaiikee dt Si. Ami (,I an. 1, 'iO):
iBCMortKa^e (371) miles)
SdMortjajc
[July 8, 1371.
AND MISCELLANEOUS BOND
Railroads
Ist
,
COMPANIES, AND CHARAC
Amotint
OntFor a full explanation of this standing
Table tes " Uallroad Monitor"
on a preceding page.
1st
.
;.
.
.
confer a great favor by glTlng na Immediate notice or aay error dlscoTored In our Tables.
Pages 1 and 2 of Bonds Trill be publlsbed next weeh:.
irlll
COMPANIES. AKD CIlAIi-i(JrER OF SKCUBITIES ISSUEO
Ist
"
THE CHRONICLE.
52
1st
.
.
"75- '76
'75-'90
Richmond
&
E.
"75- '90
1875
1880
N.Y.orLon
N.Y.&Lon
New^Tork
f*
Bolt*
1900
188
•n.
1891
.
:
:
RAILROAD, CANAL
Niibscrlbers will conltor
Out-
Wtien
paid.
it
(Bee Kan, O.
/{Jan. J, •«)):
J. ft J.
New Tork
SI9,00U
F.ft A.
Sacram'to
1,SOO,OCO
F.ftA.
F.ft A.
V) H[iik. finul
:).
(Jalyl.
MollKak'"'
trix free.
'•
(KOlll).
M .-kK
i.;.-
F.ftA.
2,365,000
360,000
A.ftO.
16,000p.ra
^K'nl.l)
if.l.l- 7. ;/.!««»
M.ftN.
M.ftN.
J.
J.
r.liKcmr.)
l.«w,ooa
J.
2,800,000
General .Mort..sterMn(r
I8t Mort., West. I'e, for f e.OOO.tlUI
2aM.,W.lhle (hmd) foTi,.'iol«),(XXI
(Mar.,
"il)
per mile
.
.
Sttma. Mttfion it Uemphts :
1st Mort. (leold) Kiiiir. by Ala...
Stlma. Romr<t Dulton (Fen.. Tl):
1st Mort. (.\la. & Tenn. lilvcrsi
2d Mort. (.Via. & Tenn. Rivers).
Gen. Mort. for»3,llOU.OOO, tax free
Ist
ft
SterlInK loan, £152.913 10»
lomesllc lionds (H)
Joinesllc Itonfls (G)
ft
ft
J.
New Tork
1896
ft
J.
Kew York
19U9
J.ftJ.
820,000
J.
ft
J.
^'ew York
J.
ft
J.
New Tork
J.& J.
A.&O.
F.ftA.
-Sew
York
J. ft D.
J.
1628,320
Fhlladel
1872
New York
New York
800,000
250,000
J.
&D.
J.
J. ft
3d Mortgage
Southern
Jtinneitotti (Jan. 1, *69):
1st MortjrftKC, 10-20 years
Southxc.laclttcof ilo. (Jan. 1, '69):
Ist Mort. (gold) $25,000 per mile
Mus:oKee HIS
Maud
1,
London.
Cbarlest'n
1874
1876
J.
ft
J.
'78-'8<
•71-'72
1874
88. '91
'80.'»2
Nov.
A.ftO.
1871
88'91
New Tork
F.ftA.
'82-'88
1899
Mortgage
Mountain (Oct. 1, '69):
Mortgage
Summit Branch (Dec. 1 70):
Ut Mortgage
SulUuan (.Tan. 1. 'toy.
St
J.
New Tork
750,000
M.ft
S.
Brooklyn
1387
New York
'81- -90
1890
Petersb'g.
'84- '90
'96- '(JO
New York
1887
18,300
52,400
J.ftJ.
J.ftJ.
J.ftJ.
J.ftJ.
J.ftJ.
J.ftJ.
Petersb'g.
'70.'75
pro
J.ftJ.
New Tork
J.ftJ.
Boston.
531,000
601.400
441,'iOO
70<,',0i
20,000
Var.
J.ftJ.
SSO.0OO
301,000
2d Mortgage
StM4tx (Jan. t, 71);
J.ftJ.
F.ftA.
ft
J.
TO):
lerrellaute it /7i<i'po/<«(Feb.,*71):
Mortgage. Bon'isof 1869
1,695,825
A.ftO.
800,000
A.ftO.
1,800,000
1,600,000
1,300,000
F.ft A.
J.ft D.
406
'62-T2
1888
Kqalpnrt b'sof 1S:0 conv.S.F.
Wah.it HVW^riKJan. l.ll):
4 III., 75 m.i ....
Ist .M. (L. Erie, W.4 St.L.,l*7 m.)
Mort. (Tol.
Mort. (Ot. Wtn, W. D.,100m.)
Ut Mort. (Ot. W'fn of '59, 181 m.)
1st Mort. (Quln. t Tol.,»lm.)..
1st Mort. (fll. & S. Iowa, 41 m.).
lid Mort. (Tol. & Wah., 75 m.)
2d Mort. (Wah. *; W't'n, 167 m.)
2d Mort. (Ot. W't'n of '59, 181 m.)
Ist
.
Equipment HondH(T.&W.,75 ni.)
Consol. Mortgage (500 m.)conv.
1st Mort., D.& K.St. Louie....
Jroy it BoHton (Oct, 1, *69):
Mortgage
F.ftA.
F.ftA.
A.ftO.
F.ftA.
M.ftN.
F.ftA.
M.ftN.
M.ftN.
2J0O,00O
500,000
300,000
1,000,000
1,500,000
3,yja,ooo
600,000
3,700.000
3,;oo,o(o
800,000
8004X10
690,000
427,000
M ortgage
8d Mortgage
Cotivcrtible Bouds
Irou Union (Oct. 1, '69):
Ut
Mort., guaranteetl
2d Mort., guaranteed .,.,
free
2d Mort. (government subsidy)
Land Grant Bonda for $lo,Ma,(nO
Income Bonds for $10A)),000..
Union Pactfic.Cent. Br.u»n.\,'Vt)-
-.SB
1878
.878
316,50('
M.ftS.
J.ftJ.
A.ftO.
1883
I8M
18M
New Tork
676,300
N.T.& Lon 84 89
J.ftJ.
J.ftJ.
J.ftJ.
J.ftJ.
Baltimore.
'71):
200,000
4lt),0OO
aiio.o«i
800,000
400,000
500,000
J.
J.
ft
ft
189J
1890
1890
19M
J.
J.
Ii-90
1900
:
Mortgage (gold)
2,73-\00'
M.ftN.
New Tork
189»
1,970,000
1,800,000
Varl.
Fhlladel.
TW-'S*
3,275,000
F.ftA.
J.ftJ.
New Tork
New Tork
1896
290,000
176,000
Morig ge
J.ftJ.
Fhlladel.
/v>co7)ioie(Jan.l,'7i):
1,200,000
:
Mortgage
1
Wilmington ft Weldon (Oct.
Ist Mortgage, sterling
1,250,000
Fhlladel.
1900
1, '69)
576.8S7
197 ,'^
710,000
..
J.ftJ.
M.ft N.
J.ftJ.
694,000
Bonds
Sinking Fund Bonds of 1,S67
Sterling
J.ftJ.
R.R,
Street Partsenser
1873
'69):
"70)
London.
New Tork
189«
1897
ft. it f'littonl'.f.tJcl.l.'M')
Mortgage
Broadtcat/
it
New Tork
New Tork
1880
ftD.
800,000
J.ftJ.
Brooklyn.
1873
300,000
M.ftN.
626,000
J.ftJ.
700,000
llh Ave. (Oct.
M.ftS.
1, •70);
Mortgage
1,500,000
J.
1, '69):
Mortgage
M ortgage
Ist
D'uD'k.E.lfdwayitllat.We.x.'-iO):
Mortgage
Ist
Eighth Al-eniie (Oct.
New Tork
New Tork
1874
Fblladel.
'70- '75
Boston.
1873
1880
New Tork
New Tork
New Tork
New Tork
Mnth Avenue
New Tork
1879
A.&O.
M.ft
1890
1890
1871
1888
18SG
1882
1873
1887
1885
1875
8.
1873
1878
27,237,000
J.ftJ.
J.ftJ,
A.ftO.
M.ftS.
N.T.ftBog.
'»«-'99
•96-'9»
27,-236,512
9,691,000
10^)00,000
J.ftJ.
J.ftJ.
Xfr'ght.ftc
Boston.
N.Y.ftUoB.
New York
1,780,000
1884
J.ftJ.
J.ftJ.
Boaton.
J.ftJ.
2,089,400
189S
189S
1878
New Tork
New Tork
New Tork
New Tork
New Tork
Sew Tork
J.ftJ.
F.ftA.
A.&O.
M
M.ftN.
New Tork
New York
1877
1876
1889
I.
J.ftJ.
18.
1874
1898
18S0
t
Delaw. (Jnncl,69):
it
Mortgage
A
Ohio (Jan.
188(
1, '69):
Maryland Loan, sinking fund
Guaranteed Sterling Loan
Bonds having next preference.
Delauxtre Division (Jan.,
"71)
2,000.000
4,375,000
1,699,500
lino
1890
1885
Baltimore.
Loudon.
J.ftJ.
Baltimore.
;
Mortgage
800,000
it. Hudaon (Jan., •71);
Bonds (tax free)
l,!i<XI,000
Registered Bonds (tax free)
8,500,000
Belli, it Raritan
See Cam. ft Am boy KR.
1st
Kegifitered
J.ftJ.
Fhlladel.
1878
M.ftN.
J.ftJ.
New Tork
1877
18SI
J.ftJ.
Fhlladel.
18»t
1884
;
Lehigh Navigation (Jan.,
Loanof 1891
'71>
(gold)
[980.000
5,656,099
2,000,000
9,000,000
1,496,8?J
Loanof 1897
Gold Loanof 1897
Convertible Loan
A.ftO.
A.ftO.
2,232,000
J.ftJ.
Plillade
1,751,213
4.016,670
3/)0O,0O0
M.ftS.
J.ftJ.
Fhlladel.
IJXCOOO
of 1877,
J. ftD.
789,000
236,969
Loan of 18M
J.ftJ.
J.ftJ.
J.ftJ.
London.
18B
Baltimore.
MM
Fhlladel.
UBS
J.ftJ.
PhBadeL
1878
1881
Morrill' (Feb. '71)
and 2d Mortgages
Boat Loan, sinking fund
Pennsylvania (Feb., '70)
Ut Mort. tax free g. by Pen.
1st
.
RR
Other loans (about)
K'aMrWan,,
Maryland Loan
Loan of January 1, 18re
Pref. Interest Bonda
Stuq.
it
Tide
Ist
Ist
l,S09/)00
S2S,000
Mortgage
it
8,000/xn
Sunq. (Jan., '71)
Mortgage
(Feb.,
490,000
29(/>00
1818
M.ftN.
600/100
J.ftJ.
Pblladel.
2/I0O/I0O
J.ftJ.
3,019/00
txmo
J.ftJ.
/ ftA.
Kew Tork
New Tork
sm/DO
J.ft D.
t
Anwr. Dock it Imp. Co.(Jan.I,'69):
Bonds (guar, by C. RR. of jf. J.)
ffM(«rrt
1871
18Bi
'70)
raiKcellaneona
tiutclMlver (Mar. 1, Tl)
Ut Mortgage (gold)
Id Mortgage (gold)
isn
187*
188S
Jerae^Clty
:
2d Mortgage tax free
Wyoming Valley
Ut Mortgage
issrj
"T-l);
fiKon (Feb., 11)
Went Branch
i8n
§.-F.'
J.ft D.
'70):
ContoHilaUon Coal (Feb.. 71)
Ut Mort. S. F.. 20,000 per annum
nntltylvania Coul : Mortg. B'd<.
ITS/JOO
508,100
350,000
SchuvlUU NatiigaUon (July,
Ut Mortgage
2d Mortgage
M.ftN.
J. ft D.
Vetivrare
1871
New Tork
J.ftJ.
350,000
200,000
150,000
379,000
.
1879
A.ftO.
167,000
Canal
l8t
J.ftJ.
200,000
1, '70);
Mortgage
dienapeake
203,000
1, '70):
Third Arehue. (Oct. 1, '70):
Plain Bond8(t»xirce)
Chesapeake
M.ft N.
M.ft N.
(J.-J.
J.ftJ,
(Oct.
Mortgage
1st
1894
1886
187S
A.ftO.
1, '69):
1st Mortgage
,.
42(is(.it&')ii)«(s<..f>rr;/(Oct.l,'70):
Ist Mortgage
Con8oli(iated convertible
Sixth Avenue (Oct. 1, '70);
New York
,
B
Mortgage
1st
CeulralP.Ji.it £. iJft!«-(Oct.l,'70):
Mortgage
2d Moi tga;.'e
8d Mortgage
J.ftJ.
J.ftJ.
(gold) tax free
1,600,000
2d Mort. (government subsidy)
1,600,000
Vn J\kH, B.Dtv. (See Kansas Pac)
(re. Pad., S. Br. (See Mo. Kan. ft Tex.)
JTWco it Black River (Oct., TO);
Mad* coururUble, tax {r««
PhlladeL
J.ftJ.
l8t
900,000
860,000
Pacitic (Feb., "71):
Itt Mortgage 1868
ytrmont i Mast. (Mar., "71) :
Ut Mortgage, sinking fund.
New York
J. ft J.
A.ftO.
1980
IS9U
1880
1880
1, *70):
Mari/land (Feb.,
Second Avenue (Oct.
Macon.
J. ft J.
900,000
2,500,000
707,000
IFrt/'«OM»(M8r.l,*71):
Mortgage (W. Div.)
Mortgage (K. Dlv.)
2d Mortgage(W. Dlv.)
1st
1st
Ut Mort.
J.
500,000
250,000
.Mortgage
Ut Mort. (gol'D.tax
(May
1st Mortgage, new
Wilmington it Itead. (Nov.,
1st
F.ftA.
400,000
1,000,000
Mortgage
1st
ft-s.
1, '70):
Went. Peunit/triinia (Nov. 1, '70)
Ut .Mort, guar, ft Pittsb Branch
Western Union (Feb., *71):
Ist
1880
Pblladel.
400,000
557,400
Go veninien t Lien
Bleecker
laoo
1*15
911,400
1st Mort., endors. by Biiltlinore
Ist Mortgage, unendorsed
Ist
ItM
'70);
Loanofl883
Loan of 1866, Ist Mort
Joli t more, on CM. M. Kli, '69
Shore Hud. Rin. (Oct. 1, "TO):
Mortgage
A'entern
tag*
•71-*78
1,102,000
H'eKl
1st
1st
200,000
lat
PeonaA
Weil Jemeu (Jan.
Brookli/n City (Oct.
ft
6terunff
Mortgage
guaranteed
Wealrhexter it J'hila. (Nov. 1,
Ut Mortgage, convertible
8d Mortgage, registered
J. ft J.
J.ftJ.
683/SflO
IM'J,U10
1-29,000
Whitehall it Plattsb. (Feb., "71):
1st M. of 1868 ou 86 miles (coup)
J.
399,000
800,000
1,
\U-knburil it ileliit. (Mar.1,'70):
Consol. Mort., Ist class
Con.so .Mort., 2d class
Conso Mort., 3d class
Consul. Mort., 4tli class
Warren (Jan. 1, '71):;
1st
J.ftJ.
A.ftO.
J.ftJ.
A.ftO.
J.ftJ.
2O4,a0
Tf'iV-o7)i(co it
TO):
1st Mortgage
Si/rac.j BtngK. db tf. r. (OOct
J.ftJ.
J.ftJ,
Wil.,Charl.,tRutherrd (Oct.,
Augusta.
New York
J.ft J.
116,129
$r,0«l,UJO
1884
1, '69):
tloncls
(Oct.
US/WO
Ist
D.
^
Boston.
BoatuD.
M.ftN
Registered Certlfleatos
Interest fuiuUng bonds
Mortgage, for
1893
J.ftJ.
ft
ft D.
J.ft l>.
M.ft N.
J.ft J.
8t
i»629,ono
J
/irooJ-.,/^o«./'.itJ7a(4'A(Oo.l,'68)
.
Company Bonda
New Tork
491,000
990,000
816,000
^'eJilern Pacific
1872
1861
I 31
:
.
tnlon
-Jew
:
SouthtceJitern, Ga. (Aug.
A.ftO.
A.ftO.
A.ftO.
Hi
1, "70):
2d Mort., endors. liy Baltimore.
2(1 Mort., end. by Wash. Co
2d prefc^rrcd Jlort., unendorsed
New Mort., guar, by Baltimore.,
Tork
500 •»
8.^<1.500
I/XW/ICO
Mortgage
1st
Went M'inrotofin
1st Mort. L.O
150,000
Consol M C •/,! .oref.) for $651,000
Consul \l ,'::d pref.) for $510,000
Va. State Loan (suspended)
2d Mort. I'etersburg guarantee
2d
IS..
18..
71):
1st Morti.'av;e
1st
Londea.
1392
1S92
1892
J.
1,272,000
76,000
30,000
60,000
800,500
1,900,000
Siile, V n. (Oct. 1, 'im
Consol. M.i l«lprcr.)for«T09,000
South
7»(.,
1st
New Tork
J.
S 1-2,500
Beal K»ta-e Bonds, F
1st Mortjrare Koiids.L,
Southern Central N y
South it .V. Alam-nia Feb..
lat M., end. by .\';.., 133ra
South .*(.!. h. I. (Oct. 1, TO)
Joi.,
l-*97
New York
241 .000
S.tOO .00
8,000.000
1,500/100
1,000,000
'67
1869
1st .Mort.,
lt98
J.
J.
1«
100,000
1,492,015
306,500
Oomesttc Honds (I)
Domestic Bonds (It)
Domestic Bonds 'special)
Ist
1894
1898
2,3O7,00«
7N,000
Mort. on 105 miles (foiipon)
2d Mort. (Kovernin. 9nl)3l(ly)..,
SoinertH rf; Ke?iiieitec (Jan. 1,'70:
lat Mort^aj^e
2d Morti?aKe
Soutk CaroUna (Feb., ^l):
1st
1st
1892
New York
New York!
J. ft D,
J. ft J.
J.
do
do
4tli
£ac(Mar.l,'(l):
tt F. die
Mort^aKe
Sioux OUu .t Pacinc (Feb., Tl)
1
J.
'iW.OOO
Ist
Slaten
780,000
M.ft S.
(consol.)
2d -Mortgage (consol.)
Ktiulp, Loans of '66 and
8d (enlarged) Mortgage
it I'otlnv. '.Oct., '10);
Mortxatfe t(uarantecd
ShebOj/ifwi
120,000
'iW.OOO
1,200,000
ft
ls( Moi-ti^iige
886AI0
114/100
293,200
"
ytrffinla it Jennetfee (Oct.
:
*jnrfiM*y,.V.<t yeic'rk (Feb., ^l):
l»t MortKHifc. new. \Sm..
Saraiinafi »t C/itirleston
l9t Mort.-asro ISUH
ShaiiwIiiH V.
paid.
Income Bonds
New Vork
New York
M.ftN.
St. fliKi <t SioiLrCiti/
Ut Mort. for »16.(JN)
Where
paid.
1, ';0);
1894
J.
(Mar., "il):
"
2d Mortgsgo
yeruu>nt Cfntral (June
13M
ft
ft
Vnllef/ (Feb., TOt
1st .MortKi>»ce on 21 uiltea (con)
'*
1st Mortgage
18»<
18tM
A.
M.ft N.
M.ft N.
F.
^(l.M.akKl'.Li([iinr.)
St.Piiiil.t /V.-.,l»tl>lv.(.Ian.l,'W):
l8t .Mort. (10 m.) tax tree
1st Mort. (.-it. r. to Watab.SOni.)
2(1 .Mor(. (laml irrtint).
UeiuTal M.irt.. for fi.VXJM) ....
.
New Tork I90O
New York 18M
l,^0):
\iir.
M. i:u
1^1
4,000,000
ft
J.
IfM
N.Y.orL'n
A.ftO.
Clitc.
\i
l-l
J.
187S
1881
•«»):
,....
(Feb., *jl):
1st Mni'i iKiiar.) ID64,taz(ree.
M
1,100,000
1,100.000
1.400,000
1,400,000
1,700,000
1,000,000
.
sluk.funa..
1)
a
When
Vermont
C.B)
«»),(xx)
M<
L.. .Iticl).
Out
full explanation of thin standing
Table tee " Railroad Monitor*'
ft preceding page.
on
Rallroadas
'<
.S(.
LI8T.
For a
Where
paid.
Ilnllroadat
i/(.
53
COUPANIES, AND CUARACTER or BBCURITIC8 IBBUBD. AmouDl
For « fiill Kxplauatlun or lulu Btaudlng
Tabic sf6 " llallroad MuuUor"
ou A prccodlujr paffO.
/
.: .
,
AND MISCELLANliOUS HOND
OOMPAKIES, AND CUABAC-
1st
:
sreat ruvor bf Klvlne na Intinodlnte notice of «n|r error dUoovered In our Tabi««,
Fasea 1 and i of Bonda wrlll be publlahed Next week.
TBR OF SKCUIUTIKS ISSUEU Amount
;
:
THE OHRONKJLE.
.lulyS, 1871.]
II)
;
;
. .
Omn 2«(«ffA.,WM.
l/BO/HU
•MUW
188(1
188S
1881
\
1978
187»
> '»owy»rt' c;
.
'
THE CHRONICLE.
54
Bzports of I<e«dlnK Articles from Nevr Vork.
Commercial limta.
t.)t
following table, compiled from Custom House returns, shows
the exports of leading articles from the port of New York since
January 1, 1871, to all the principal foreign countries, and also tlie
The last two lines
totals for the last week, and since January 1.
show total ijalue.1, including the value of all other articles besidej
table.
those mentioned in the
The
COMMERCIAL EPITOME.
Friday Nioht, July
7. 1871.
Business was wholly suspended during the first half of the
week under review in observance of the NiitionHl Holidiiy,
but for Ihe last few days a very consitlerabie degree of ac-
CpS
rather
to oparate with
The tone
more freedom.
however, one of vigilant caution,
t-eo asci^p^co "•
^»S
-s-
-^^^ov^G^
o -^eo «: 00 « t- oi c* cc ,- t- ji
«^-
-v^Oi
c-:£W?*— ,-t
^,
,-,
SS;
22
seeming
cr.oo
5S
following
is
a stalemei.t of the stocks of lea ling arti-
f
18T0.
July
tcs.andhbls.
101.77(>
19,205
15,0fi4
2:J,292
1(1.478
15,450
bags.
bags.
mats.
hhds.
boxes.
bags, etc.
Tobacco! domestic
CQ8-ee,Rio
Coffee other
Java
Saaar'
SuSar
SuSar
Meiado
Molasses""...'
71,847
37 985
49,362
102,037
84,tH7
47,t>-«
10,:180
S-^tiSS
108,39ii
72,8i7
279,315
85,894
37B..M3
«,83(i
88,300
14,874
4,000
181,000
bales.
bbls.
bbls.
bbls.
bags.
casEs.
bales.
bales.
4.5,000
.57.480
31,000
27,8«i0
9,:«10
10,4;«
6.800
1,216
300
8,2,50
19.000
577
7,543
12,300
1,072
20,100
6,125
1.5,000
Gunuy Cloth
GnnnvBags
Linseed
Saltpetre
Jute and Jute Butts
MauilaHemp
B
.39,600
1,5,284
.5S,0(K1
5«,500
16,000
40,081
17,939
22,428
33,(M8
18,990
20,548
siclive
for
(NO
M
CO
sive
Cheese
snpplies.
Liverpool
;
shoulders and
dull
is
(3
•
O
•
^C^l-'NO'iS'
•
"
^-ln'^»xxsaw^»Xl'^»TO»c
_ „ E. _
.- j_j
._-,
si:
^
Il
o
si'
rt
vol
m c» w' CI »o o p? r^
i-'
e£--cC7*;COt— o
-(
OJ-rr—
cfr^
oioi
a
"
.« -o
-r
:«
03 OJ XitO OD I- 1"
CD
m«
^
^^
i-T
Si^
eo
sal-
^roiTi
Bjef has
« « t- t- c»
•gj
«
Tj<
r—
f ^^ t—
-
r w-
O'-i
.-,
'•i
'-'
w*
'.»
u
ri
in
ll^@l2c
at
•
SS'-
under exces-
under the further decline
choice dairies and factories quoted
Ft
Tnere has
Hams.
l@2c
^5*
TO'?*
.r-.QCT-n-.a
speculation, with but
Butter has declined
remained very quiet.
vi
1.5,200
prime Western steam, but not
free sale of
Q*"
.
con firm, fancy city cuts, ice-cured, 8}'.
been a pretty
oTa*
'
-i-t-NOi
•
'^,3
a moileraie trade and export demand, and prices have becom*
somewlat unsettled. New mess Pork may bo quoted at
Lard
$15 2j@15 50, and Jil3@lS 2.) for prime me.ss.
able.
.0
:SS
'
1.5.200
bags.
Kice, Carnlina
oT
of
21,.)43
(173
bags
I
I-.- t-CO
•
.5.3,500
37,200
490
bales.
bales.
'rilr
ia
10,4(i(i
11,214
8,000
120,900
No.
Spirits Turpentine
O 73
01
2(ifi.582
1,.350
bbls
Hides
Cotton
Rosin
10
icr- CO
^^
7,380
19,ti00
bhds.
gi^nerallv held at lOi for
—<t-
4(1,710
70,.')50
hhds
Provisions h ve been Uss
mr—
10(i,<<72
Molasses
E
co—
1.
20,(181
118,«(j3
hMs.
Tobacco foreWu
Rice
July
1.
24.018
14,764
31,838
16,900
Work.'.'.'.'.'...
Cffffee
1871.
June
1.
ff i^ef
D^S?
,
bbls.
bales.
Beef
C^Cl
:*«
^
cles of merchandise at dales given.
,
3
ncD Ot-9»
to avoid large risks.
The
.^
of business
parlies
ail
.
sa
a.
.
^%
imparts a degree of confidence to holders and causes buyers
•circles is,
S -v r-
ei
premium on gold
Tlio advance in the
prevailed.
hi«
tivity
[July 8, 1871.
iS
«r
gs
Naval stores have been firm but quiet, although »t the close
more actively in Rosin at $2.90 for strained S|)irils
there
Turpentine 47@47^e. Hops have been quiet at former
Wool has been very firm in this market at other
figures.
is
CO t-
;
.2
5
;
points there
prices
prices
is
considerable excitement with
upward.
Oils
have
been
very
dull
tor export at liigher prices; refined on the spot closes at
and Crude in bulk at 15c.
Melals have ruled very firm generally, and
.
.
t
:
:f2
:-"
:
•
S^ii
.•S2S
•r-i
CO
:
and
generally
To Petroleum there have been large sales
unchanged.
1
the tendency of
g
S
2S?S
:
in
Copper and
on
as.
soeculative
CT:
:S
Tin
there
have been
large
transactions
Tobaec, has been
prices.
The
.sales
at
active
34@34^c, gold, for Straits.
lor Kentucky Leaf at rather
other half divided
among
— jbout
.-S
:
^
:
CO
:
•
p?
^
'-'
i-"
W
©»
t- o» a»
-cot-^iftco
CO t- ^ u
•
i
better
25
.
.fH
:S8 .SS
half for export, and the
dealers and cutters.
Prices have
been very strong, at C@7c for lugs, and 7i@12c for Low to
Fine Leaf. Seed Leaf very quiet; 160 cases Old Wrappers
were sold at 3.'i@45c. In Spanish Tobncco the sales have
been onlv 250 bales llavana at 85c@fl 05c.
Wliifkey has advanced but closes dull. Tallow has been
held higher, and clofes at 9f@9Jc for Prime.
Freights have been active in the sliipment of Grain and
Petroleum hence. There is a scarcity of sail vessels suitable
for the transportation of Grain to out ports, and 6s Gd paid
to-day for C'jik for orders, with liberal shipments to Liverpool at Id by sail and 8d by steam, and to Liverpool, sail, 8d.
Petroleum charters 3s 9d@4s to Bremem, and 4s 9d@5s 3d
to Stettin.
:SS
since our last (and mostly in the past three
days) have been 1,300 hhds
:
•of
account; Copper has sold to the extent of nearly 6,000,000
lbs for immediate and forward delivery, at 22c for Lake.
Pig Tin has sold largely
:
26c
m«r to
r..
=*
^T
K
:52
(DOT
is'SS
en
S"
PS'
s
"S
ti
i
I
« a
n
OOOOOMK
a;
0) 0)
00
c
C 3
:<§
.S
o o
1
.
July
table, coiupilHtl
foreffoinfr itfttement it will b« »««n that, oompsrsd
the corresponding week of last season, there is a decrease Id
the exports this week of 17,181 bales, while the stocks to-night are
26,4.'i2 bales mttre than they were at this time a year ago.
Tho
tiillowing is our usual table showing the movement of cotton at
all the ports from Sept. 1 to June IH), the latest mail dates.
do not Include our telegrams to-night, as we cannot insure the
accuracy or obtain the detail nocenary by telegraph.
TIonRe roturnn
comiiiHrco
lb71, and for the
trom Ountuni
witli
londingr articlei* of
•howrt tho foroljfn linporU of certAla
At thia jM>rt for the laHt week. bIuco January 1,
corro8pori(liujf noriotl in 1870:
iThemmutlty Is n Wca in packagea wliag got othorwlBo apoclfled.l
For
since
Jan. I,
thB
Vd«k
Qiilna, UliuiR
For
tbt
Blno*
JkD.t,
BKme
lime
viak.
1871.
m:o.
isni.
MoUla,
l£artnei)w«re—
\8^
7.0S9
S3.IM
933
499,«2I
Jtti.'JUS
XArthttiiwiire..
uiABswure
1«.»8
Mi
pUlo
(HiiDS
!«.««
lU,8l)i
S44,4S4
ll,',3(l!l
2.15.
10
iilea nowdera .
HrlitiHtoiie. tons
,
w
..
149
l'>u'lar.
4.:reii.ii
Uumbler
13.«J<
15.310
5,492'
9.. 13
a«i90
Tt>bacrc
'..-HO
Willi's, «.cCbKiiiiiAir'e.blCB
Vi^Al
Wool
.HA'tOi
5»4
opltiia
SotlA, l>l-carb...
lOu
is.r.u
v»
Boda. baI
Hoda, asb
Flax
Knr8
Outiuy olotb
Hair
11*4
t3.0ii:
£>,»»
21819
.00
7,019
22,
47 863
..2.986
4)0.6'<S l,0:l'.l.7;9
4X0
133,»S«
241.149
S91.f.09
.111.360
*c—
1.075
2.071
orangea
56.850
r.?4
"
Nuts,
KaHlim
BUlea undresBed
Rl.e
Bplcea,
:,I5I)
764
198
H.IOI
1
2,385
a;
Jewelry
Watches
s,m
31
14.132
U'liaft'*^^
8:»
1.182i
k3.10?
,,
1.755
652
299.S;6
104.5.21
9fll
2,tr2
11,11)
...
336,142
49,313
70,213
110,405
Cork
!3:i,;l5
226,809
50.97'
Mahoicanv
41.4!0
171.0.-.1
78.879
Weel£ and aince
'.lie
Jaaaarr 1.
receipts of dome.stic produce for the week and since Jan. 1,
time in 1870. have been as follows
The
for the siiue
This
week.
4Bb.ja.. .pKsa.
BreadBtufffl—
fluur.bbls.
129
:
Same
since
Jan. 1.
time
3,914
4,536.
Oil cako. pkifs...
1.3«.<
76.186
Molasseiliblft.
24, .9
2,62.5,401
20.5991
1,316.70-i,
41,733
12.8J1
3,»S
4.241
32.969,
Nava; Storea'!r. turn. 'in
Spirits turp.
Koala....
79
27,991
5,5T;
233,148
Tar
299 751
Since Same
Jan. 1. time 10
21.192
3.S7d
40,892
2o1
4
Peanuts, ba^s,.
39.295
2.7:9
53,195
291.763
323 .3i9
1,319
Oil. lard
hemp
HnpB.. .bales.
Leather .sides
This
week
''lO.
60.712 1.586,450 I,fS5.849^
Wbeat.hus. 440.069 6,596X'9| 7."! 19.6:7;
Corn
1.0I2.«)! 9.6'.2.886 2,513.766
Uata
17.V510 2,7C0..85 2. '21.9 13
Hye
50.594
258.914
497.080
963.76:1,
Barley. Ac.
57'.8H
140. 02
GrasN seed
iifi'M
57.90-;
89.4S5
beans
'ilii
83.'24
1M.JJ7
Peaa
116.631
140.610,
r. meal.bhlB
s'isi
335.3S3
6,906
S8i.3l3
Cotton. bales
51
1,413
1.916
..bales.
2.' 55
224,943
21.1.182
Uldea ....No
231.54!
8i8,;a2
Provisions—
Butter, pkgs...
13.197
Cheese
Catmuati
Kens
Pork
Beef. pkKS
42390
tations
1.446
263.231
150.616
84.883
134.390
12.383
11.860
123.613
11.113
13.258
184,502
7i.2l9
54.570
52 321
14.^22
12,635
116.043
5.929
15.1191
20.117
69 636
33,956
42"
9)
Lard, iikss
Lard, kegs
Rice, pkgs
Starch
Stearine
Sn^ar. hhda., &c.
Tallow. pkiCB
2.563
97
,
SOI
5.766
726
95
Tobacco, pkcs...
Tobacco, hhds ...
WhlBkey, bbls...
Wool. bAlea
Dressed bogs Mo.
Savannah
Texaa
„
Below we give the
market each day
51.510
65,476
P. M., July 7, 1871.
Tennessee. *c..
i.'a.3|
l.tSS
3.810
2.615
Florida
North Carolina
Virginia
23
333
1.126!
13,468
9.903
i
20
i..iioiiday
18 la
.
1
f
®....
18
ISK®....
i8xa...
»....
so
20
»....
Hollrtav
18
15X81....
For July.
bales.
bales.
ct».
150 sh't time. 19X
••
100 •
1»X
100 immediate
deilv'y .19 13-16
1,400
19J«
allddUlK
WKH.
13)
»...
20X®....
..
§?ltl:::.
19 15-16
20
20 116
2.'*00
20 5-16
700
20 9-16
1,300
20K
600
800
20 11-16
2U«
2,5<XI
1.3
103
611
200
100
20 7-16
MH
^X
Angost.
For September.
19X
19K
1»H
100
500
20X
20X
1.500
3,563
20X
19,900 total
20 3-18
400
400
20 7-16
20)i
For October,
ctp.
1.500
4,500
2,800
2,800
immediate
SCO
47
I
Low
Mldlllng.
free on board)
For forward delivery the sales (including
have reached during the week 45,750 bales (all low middling or on
the basis of low middling), and the fiUowing is a statement of tba
sales and prices
1870.
1.679
Total receipts
increase this year..
and price of Uplands a,t
Good
!5Ji»....
15H^....
1.810
48.1
21XS..
22%®..
Ordinary.
Ordinary.
6.141
deilVy.l9 15-16
bales.
JOSiS...
2-'H®....
:
I'hureday
(•rlday
Texu.
16W<3....
iXM'9....
20^(8....
32xa....
total sales of cotton
of the past week
TuesdHy
100
1871.
f
iVX»....
32X@.
792
BlOBtPTa
1JJ3
•6
Total
R«c*d this week at—
New
Orleans.
21!<»....
1.900
Mobile
Charleston
U0,8M
Mobile.
20)^(8.
this
115,03'J
:
2.613.
456'
mm
»e.06s'2(>74,»8
isjsa....
Mlddlinie
Middling......
Good Mid dl ing
of l,0fl8,.553 bales. The details of the receipts for this week (as per
telegraph) and the corresponding week of 1870 are as follows
6.173
96;
iOJKO
M>M7
m,oa
per lb.
Low
353
124.126
45.119
BS.S26
5S.6i9
90,114
4.816
3.619
2.142
11,112
Ordinary
Good Ordinary
weeks since, making the total receipts since the first of
September 1870, *3,929,160 bales against 2,83.5,607 bales for the same
period of 1869-70, showing an increase since September 1 this year
Orleans
K7.148
4l,»'.n
iXfiit «47,763|tUlAI3 I14«,W4
Florida.
bales three
New
'TO
8.310
17J90
Upland and
By special telegrams received by ua to-night from the
Bouthern ports, we are in possession of the returns showing the
receipts, exports, &c., of cotton for the week ending this evening
July 7,
From the figures thus obtained it appears that the
total receipts for the seven days have reached 18,468 bales against
18,197 bales last week, 23,6(S4 bales the previous week, and 24,040
Kec'A this week at—
'.'.'.'.
.,.. '2287,«ilS
tales.
COTTON.
Friday,
miodPTs
•io
5.310
24.131
:
2.0121
...
5,6.17
6,165
112.:>93
5.4M
42.619
PUfth.
:6C,!21
530.170
4RS(6
mjun
2SS.711
55,681
Crop accounts have been more favorable and the
remarkably free for the late,
ness of the season, but the diminished stock at Livcr|KX)l according to the late count, showing as it does the large increase In the
consumption of the year and the continued free sales and buoyant
market there, have counteracted all adverse influences here and
resulted in the advance noted above.
Contracts for forward
delivery show a considerable advance for the fall and early winter
months, but less improvement for the summer months. Low Middling closed to-night at 20Jc. for July, 20|c. for August, 20ic. for
September, 19ic. for November and 19c. for December. The total
sales of this description for the week are 45,7.50 bales, including
For immediate delivery the total sales foot
free on board.
up this week 12,391 bales, including 1,094 for export, 4,200 for
consumption, 1,666 for speculation, and 5,325 in transit. Of the
above 42 bales were to arrive. The following are the closing quo-
166,155
l82-<2
;!5,231
2S.120
174,501
65.398
Fiiatlc ....
Logwood
ttdcalpts ol l>.>ma»(ic Priitluce for
...
....
7J,I>2
receipts at the ports have continued
4c—
Caflsia
19.R.'«
Ghijrer
Pt^pper
1,4J4 Saltpetre
W. 10.18-
IMMtl
849.ir0
established.
.75.K79
1 1 .536 1 1W6JS961 6.11
785.^0 S3S.I6:
165.687
3,0;5
.Ml, 933
71,836 3,41 ,3ii9 5.23 < 8(19
2;1,5;3
5.'l,64l
43,894
2.S'.i.i
243,487
Porta.
S:».478 H»4.r!»
42.154, 285,641
I9,e:0 1 74,874
103,438 4«2.«iS
28.:!«9
l»4.7aj
85,387 441,672
The business of the week has been interrupted by the holidays,
Monday and Tuesday, so that the aggregate sales are small but
there has been a confident feeling throughout, among holders, and
prices have been well sustained, to-day an advance of ic being
$911779 1676,839
24,270
8
106,M3
7W.ie<.|
.... 2827.04.' 1402,381
....
Knrthern
stock.
ror>^ ToUI.
;
t31,!l'i7
Lt^moiia
10.993
Ac-
Totsl last yea-
tiport'd
1
8»ia,t«2
Total tblsjrear
17,123
18,H,{5
•<2.6!e
181
Florida
North Carolina
by value—
4^,972 Full
25.21'>:Frult«,
330
LtiiMeed
I
749
bitlos.
All ClitarB
:8.7r4 Corks
Kancy tcuod«...
1.0
Ac-
ilrtstlvs
Hides, ilrt'Ufled
(ndlA nibhiT....
New York
72.777
127 »i2
<l).74j
a<«
H*)mp, bales....
»u
55.112
1011.619
81,9311
7.134
3.2U1
6..U6
3.390
'»i
Texas
735
3.e.i0
Artlcleit
l.lilli
n
2,01.1
4,l!41
Wlni!..
4.2
i.t:
oil, Olive....
Ivory
Jeweiery,
.15
2,5.19
14
I4a7,g«7 ll»i,0B8
8«5.I71i SaO.»»4
840.>;7| 38a.!t44
721 .W6 41.9.2S0
296.587 2S4,2 9
244J)47 128.110
13.562
31.312
en,279
56,876
834JI4 197,<»2
62,*i7
63,679
Mobile
Charleston
675.5S16
22.J,V1
WhsIc
3.054
Arahio..
ladlKO
MaUklur
oils, eMfuilal..
238
TO—
laPT.!
Other
1
Brltsln{rrsD<!«
1
NewOrleans
a02,9i(l
740,137
29,610
ism.
1870.
431.610
44.-1
*a
Uuii),
A
285.6a<
bttRa
9.SS>
2.11.
4.4119
1.51)1
8.301
9,8:8
Ten
Uutin.cruili;...
m.ios,
bbis
8usArs, bttxes
B*rk, J*eruvUn
CocIiIdchI...
&
XrO^TBD tlKCS
Great
8,8|i8
hlidn, tea
4»J,4HI|Su>!itr,
i.H*
o»m
(iNooarr.l.
2.183
2i7,II4
284.811
lll,'4l9S.8(K.n9 4.401.607
s.ggol 1 9.480
7u.O*)
4':7.273
32.1591 521,498
41,211 l,9t<«,8.4 1.324.lil«
3,082
78,;S1
45,649
Kaim
14.1^59
8,710
2.61!
4aS.b.l
1.1.811
t>lit*
Till HUljs. lbs.
li.K!l
&('—
Uru)C»t
X5
».0».4
Bpelter
Bioul
Tin, hoxefi
5.11
S.liti
3.4«S
Leivl.
10.il
15.418
Buttont
l...ftl. toil*
l.'.ii'i>'i, \tm:*
r.iitf^. hii^rt
i:uLtuii UalfS
Hftruwftre ...
Irun, ttl4 bars.
5.541
2.,l»l
tl.iia
Ao—
Cnilery
China
We
Bam*
«uU
65
From the
ImporCfl or I^eadlnff Arllcl««.
The foHowinjf
,
THE CHRONK.lR.
1871.]
8,
:
1
'
Wi
bales.
300
For Angnst.
10H
1,200
2.4U)
1,2lD
20
20X
Octob'r.
For November.
18«
18 7-lS
18S<
18 9-lS
100
18X
18X
198
19^
100
100
2.500 total Dec'r.
18X
18H
.18 9-16
....18>4
•
For Jaooary.
100
18J<
aoo
18H
•,'!*
18J<
400
toul Jan.
..19
.•19H
5,700 total Sept.
—
Wrather Reports by
from every part
18 5-16
3WI
19H
200
aoii
101
400
100
1.000
19 5-16
1,200
100..
100..
500..
200..
100..
SOD..
.20X
KoVr.
For December.
19X
19U
2,000 total
IV%
.1-11
20«
19
2.900 total
SOO
19ik
'9H
JO
1.3-16
19 1-16
ino
100
100
100
19 13-16
•'a
20
18
100
200
300
800
100
1.2110
12,330 total July.
18K
\a%
18X
18K
100
600
110
100
aOO
1.200
100
I
eiports for the week ending this evening reach a total of
7.944 bales, of which 7,800 were to Great Britain, none to France,
and 144 to rest of the Continent, while the stocks as made
Below wo give the exup this evening, are now 180,511 bales.
ports and stocks for the week, and also for the corresponding week
of last season, as telegraphed to us from the various ports to-night:
Stock.
Kxported to—
Total thU Same w'k
1870.
Weekending July". G.Brit Contln't week.
1871.
ISTO.
The
eta
cts.
of
Teleor.a.ph. Our reports to-nigUt
the South indicate an improving condition of
'141
'586
4.516
New York
lit
586
4,516
459
439
3;«i8
7.4
!t>
56.972
20,' 19
12.1X10
Mobile
Charleatoa.....
59.354
10,492
4.917
6.6«t
29 157
57.933
tho crop.
13.500
Even those
much and
8.701
5.403
2.239
2.239
so long from excessive rains are getting into better con-
sections
dition as the heat of the sun
which have heretofore suffered so
increases and' the rains
become
less
5,-,72
frequent.
7.4:;
10,322
4U.U00
Our telegram from Galveston
states
that the crop con-
Showers have
them during the week, but they were needed and have
been beneficial. Thermometer has averaged 89. At New Orleans
tinues to progress very satisfactorily In that State.
visited
Xotal.
Total since Sept. 1...
7.800
114
2,295,493
773,153
7.944
3.069.346
2.5.125
leoju
151.062
2.099Jil3
Saturday an account uf stuck waa taken at
New
Orleans, :ind 19,110
bales were added to the receipts and stock at that port, increasing, tlao, to that
r
agj^ugatc receipts at all the ports.
extent the
* Lfliit
i
the weather has continued
warm and
sultry with rain on one day
crop accounts are stated to be improving.
From
;
Mobile, Selma
.
.
:
:
.
.
THE CHUOJVICLB.
66
Montgomery, Macon and Charleston our telegrams all give a more
and of the crop, and state thai
gatiafactory report of the weather
good progress is being made in getting rid of the grass. The dispatch from Columbus is, however, much less hopeful. At
Memphis and Nashville, on the other hand, our correspondents
continue to send us very favorable reports. They have had a
light shower at Memphis, but the fields are clear of weeds and the
plant i.s developing promisingly with the Thermometer averaging
At Macon the average has been 85 and at
for the week 80.
Mobile 84.
Consumption of Cotton.
— As
the year progresses some
to light on
markable
re-
facts are being brought
suliject of consumption, showing how decided has been the etfect of low prices
upon spinners all over the world.
Orcdt liriliiin. The official count of stock at Liverpool, July 1,
this
—
made
public last weeek, enables us to to prepare a statement of
the consumption of Great Britain for the first six raontlis of this
year. The result will undoubtedly be a surprise to many, being
quite ditl'erent from
tlie
current Liverpool estimates.
The
figures
GoNNY
[July
1871.
8,
Bagging, &c.— The market for cloth has been
firmer the past week, holders showing decidedly more
confidence and buyers anticipating a reaction have taken small
lots at the decline, and at the close there are none to be had below
lOJc, gold in bond. Sales are 300 bales early in the week at 16fc.
currency and 400 bales to-day at lOlc. gold in bond, both lots on
spot.
Bags have been dull and no sales have been made prices
are merely nominal. Manila Hemp has been very quiet, but
holders are firm sales 200 bales at .5.J^@o|c. gold in bond. Jute
is also quiet and we only hear of 500 bales on spot at 5fo. gold.
Juto Butts are dull and without sales, quoted at 4c. currency.
very
B.VGS,
much
;
;
Movements of Cotton at the Interior Ports.—Below we
—
give the movements of cotton at the interior ports receipts and
shipments for the week, and stock to-night and for the corresponding week of 1870
r-Week ending July 7, 1871.-^ ^Week ending July 7, 1870.-,
UeceipU. Shipments
Augusta.
.
Columbus
Macon
Montgomery
Selma
.
Memphis....
Stock. Keceipla. Sliiprnviita. Stock.
674
63
408
196
150
380
73
65
155
143
.
4,320
1,818
1,609
3,171
736
43
78
194
0,370
1,034
531
133
940
395
6,067
3,593
5,186
3.390
3,087
10,498
4,217
3,934
17,954
1,113
3.917
35,038
1,893
1,239
104
3,813
Nashville
331
,31)4
"75
COG
318
303
53
91
are as follows
Bales.
Stock January 1, 1871, in Great Britain
liuporM from January 1, 1871, to Juue 30, 1871—
«T,000
lilvorpool
2,422,000
Loudon, &c
110,000—2,537,000
Total supply
Stock Jnni; 30, 18(1. in Great Britain-
2,984,000
Liverpool
713,000
85,000
London, Ac
Exports from Liverpool, &c., to Uoutiucnt, &c
468,000-1,266,000
Total takings of the mills, 6 montlis
We here
1,718,000
see that, notwit'xstanding the large
increase in the
average weight of bales, the English spinners have taken about
1,718,000 bales the past six months against 3,797,000 bales for the
whole of the year 1870. On the first of January the Liverpool
Brokers Association gave the stocks held by spinners iu Great
Britain at lOO.C'JO bales. Wliat they now hold cannot be as doifinitely stated, and yet we have no doubt that the estimate o'
Messrs. Easton & Co. (130,000 bales, June 30) is as near right ag
possible. If this be so, they have increased their stocks during
the six months 30,000 bales, and tlie balance of above takingg
that is, tliey have actually consumed an
they have consumed
average of 64,S84 bales each week during the six mouths against
54,000 bales during the year 1870.
;
—
—
Continent. We are unable to jjive exact figures for the conti.
nent up to the present time but if our readers will refer to our
;
May
some remarks upon M. Ott.-Trumpler's circular of April 1, it will be seen that the weekly continental consumption (excluding Russia and Spain) at the date of the issue of
that circular must have been about 40,000 bales, or about 6,0C0
bales per week increase over the yearly average for the previous
report of
13, in
The above totals show that the interior stocks have increased dur
ing the week 1,331 bales, and are to-night 17,0S4 bales lets than at
the same period last year. The receipts have also been 1,700 bales
in excess of same week last year.
—
Visible SuppiT op Cotton. The following table shows the
quantity of cotton in sight at this date of each of the two past
seasons:
1871.
1870.
bales.
Stock in Liverpool
715,000
574,000
Stock in London
90,754
31,600
Stock in Glasgow
050
500
Stock in Havre
50,340
157,130
Stock in Marseilles
18,883
10,450
Stock in Bremen
04,389
23,111
Stock rest of Continent
60.000
50.000
Afloat for Great Britain (American)
103.000
95.000
Vfloat for France (American and Brazil),
47,500
21,309
Afloat for Bremen (American)
28,545
6553
Total Indian Cotton afloat for Europe
531,.560
401.546
Stock in United States ports
180,514
154,063
Stock in inland towns
17,954
35,038
.
Total
1.898.889
;
;
period of the previous year
:
Exports of Cotton (bales)
ft-oiu
— The generally received
Sept.l ,1870
Same
Total
time
pre v.
to
estimate for the United
States has, for some time, been at about the same figure as during
the previous season. It was supposed that the long drouo-ht of
last Autumn and Winter, continuing even into the Spring of 1871
consuming power of our mills as to bring
It is now, however, becoming
evident
from lat« returns received that this is an error
that the fio-nres
when made up will show an increased consumption which we estimate at say about 4000 bales weekly during the past six months.
had
New Tork since
WEEK SNDINO
three seasons.
United States.
1.559,899
These figures indicate an increase in the cotton in sight to night
of 338,990 bales compared with the same date of 1870.
The exports of cotton this week from New York show an increase since last week, the total reaching 836 bales, against
Below we give our table showing the
317 bales last week.
exports of cotton from New York, and their direction for each of
the last four weeks also the total exports and direction since
September 1, 1870 and in the last column the total for the same
so crippled the
about the result indicated.
June
June
July
17.
a.
1.
2,727
Liverpool
June
10.
2,284
date.
82«
74
year.
667,971
12,19(1
Other British Ports
Total to Gt. Britain
74
826
299,036
1,402
580,170
300,438
Havre
Other French ports
6,560
17,720
605
3
Total FrencU
6,165
17,723
443
20.926
6,879
24,306
36,672
18,421
6,578
143
52,111
60,671
100
2,463
2,727
2,284
;
Results.— \. From the foregoing it would appear that if the
spinners continue their takings at this same enlarged rate during
the entire year (to wit 10,000 bales increase per week for Great
Britain, 6,000 bales per week for the continent, not including
Rus-
Bremen and Hanover
Hambur"
'I
Total to N. Europe.
:
and Spain, and 4,000 bales for the United States, or a
total
increase of 20,000 bales per week) a supply of over 1,000,000
bales
in addition to the previous season's supply would be absorbed
to
meet it. 2. This large consumption is the natural sequence of
low prices which have ruled during the Winter
the very
had
they continued there can be no doubt but that with our crop this
Spain Oporto& Gibraltar&c
....
763
"1,809
641,672
380,641
Ail otiiers
sia
Total Spain,
dec
Grand Total
2,727
1,809
100
....
317
2,284
826
The following are the receipts of cotton at New York, Boston,
Philadelphia and Baltimore for the last week and since Sept. 1, 1869
,
:
year, say 750,000 bales short of the last one,
and no increase elsewhere, there would have been an actual cotton famine with far
mora
serious results.
That the
late rise
in prices
was therefore
not only warranted, but a very healthy check to consumption is
evident. 3. To what extent this increased consumption will
be
continued with cotton at 9d. is certainly a very serious question.
Furthermore as to the extent of the crop we are now
growing, until July and
at
least half
of August
are
it would be unwise, and in fact
impossible, to give any even
approximate figures. Our returns as to acreage and our weekly
weather telegrams supply all the facts that can iu
passed,
the meantime
be known.
KEW YORK.
BlOZIPri)
PHILADELPHIA!
This
Since
This Since
week. Sept. 1 jweek, ISeptl.
I
New
BALTIMORE.
This Since
week. ISeptl.
This Since
week. Sept 1.
FBOH-
Orleans...
Texas
SaTannah
Mobile
Florida
South Corolina.
North Carolina
Virginia
North'rn Ports..
Tennessee, &c..
2189
3,393
484
622
18
426
682
22!
1.34,012
40,313
lB7,l!?ol
13,2481
1,739
140,700
62.8181
501,416
13,893
245,816
Foreign
Total this year
Total last year..
1,407
I
42,316
14,029
39,706i
9,594
I
5,771
2,789|
18,9'4
16,750
433
....I
4,839
8,899
am
274
1,591
93
56,092
89,666
15,683
5,4,53
8,938 1,041,115
3,395,272.995
9.837'
2.709 217.1.39
193
23
69
13',6ti4
5,590
53,892
1.103
38,045
461
16,834
l,.'iS
1,350
56,566
1,762. 126,599
52
240
697.504
I
241' 48.R.V1'
179' 90.8
9
:
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8, 1871.J
—
SmpriNO News. The exporti of cotton from the United States
the pant week, kh per lnte»t mail returnH, have reached 11,660
bales.
So tar as the Suuthurn porta are concemeil, tUeae are the
tame ex porta re|K)rteJ by tolegriiph.aud publi«hed in TiieChkonICLE laat Friday, eicop't (lalvehlon, and tlie tiguren for that port
Wiih rejfard to New York,
are tlie oxporta for two weeks l)ack.
Total haloi
we inrludo the nianifoata up to latit Saturday uight
:
AOantic, 40
Naw York— To Liverpool, pi-r Bteamcrs Holland, LW
rarlhta, .V>
WlBconsin, HT
per ahlpa Ureal Weatem, 4S3
....>v awhlnKtoii, lS<i
N«w 0R1.KAN9— Til Liverpool, por f<hl|) Ilanna, 1,070
CiiARi.Ei'ToN— To Darrcloua, prr bark IVpitn. S04 (Tpland
TaXA»— To Liverpool, per ahina Scioto, v.Slti. Excelalor, 8,096. .. per
hark Hobert, 1,24S ..per brig Marjr J. Wilbnr, 9W
ToHavro, per bark Clara Baton, 1,615
.
7,847
1,615
Total
Havre.
....
....
....
....
888
1,070
....
1,070
1 1,815
....
9,482
1,615
808
11,660
Cbarleston
Teraa
7,847
9,748
:
—
Barcelona.
Gold, Exchanoe and Frbiohts. Gold has fluctuated the
week between 113iandll3}, and the close was 11 3i. Foreign Exchange market is steady. The following were the last
quotations: London bankers', long, 110|<allOi; short, 110J58111,
and Commercial, ll(H{»110i^.
Freights closed at id. by steam
and 5-33d. by sail to "Liverpool.
By Tklkoraph pro.m Liverpool.
—
LrvERPOOL, .Inly 7, 1871.— Thn market has rnled strong to-day, with sales
footiufc up 18,000 bales, inchuling 8,000 bales for export and epeculation.
The sales of the week have been 188,000 bales, of which 14,000 bales
were taken for export and .1:J,('00 bales on speculation. The stock in port
is 715,000 bales, of which 4'.M,0n0 bales are American.
The stock of cotton at
•eaboand to this i.ort 18 444,000 bales, of which 103,000 bales are American.
.Fune.TO.
July 7.
June 16.
.Tune 2;J.
Total allies
Sales for ex(iort
Sales on speculation
Total stock
Stock of American
Totalafloat
lii.OOO
137.000
88,000
144,000
80,000
14,000
19,000
19,000
47,000
ai.OOO
17,000
88,000
914.000
715,000
909,000
967,000
586,000
611,000
579,000
424,000
416,000
438,000
481,000
444,000
American afloat
188,000
806,000
103.000
108,000
The following table will show the daily closing prices of cotton for the week:
Tues.
Thnrs.
Fri.
Sat.
Mon.
Wed.
Price Mid. Uplands. 87<@..
9 ®... 9>,'@...
8Ji®... S%@..
8J<®9
.
Orleans..
9X@...
9
9)i@...
®
9X@9«
9«@...
@9>i
@
®
Up. to arrive. ...@
Trade Report— The market for yarns and fabrics at Manchester
prices.
93i®...
®...
@
firmer at better
Is
—
European and Indian Cotton Markets. In reference to
these markets our correspondent In London, writing under the
date of June 24, states
—
Liverpool, June 34. The following are the prices of
cotton compared with those of last year
&
^Fair
^-Ord.&MId^
&
83
19
Stained
7« 1%
•>% IH
7% 8
Uplands
Mobile
M.Orleans&Texaa
SH
»%
S%
9>i
9ii
8 11-16
8X
SH
8K
American
^Same date 1870-,
Mid. Fair. Good.
18
81
30
18
81
30
g'd fair^ ^G'd&falr-,
34
38
46
88
13
24
87
38
Ord. G.Ord.L.Mld. Mid. G.Mid. M.P. Mid.
Sea Island
9X
9%
»>i
Deliveries
Stocks, June 21
811.8M
Fhioat
G.Mid.
M.F
lOJi
10%
10^
10«
lOX
lOX
lOX
lOX
1870.
d.
1868. 1869.
d.
84
8X
8X
lom
MH
for export
have been
1868. 1869. 1870. 1871.
d.
d.
d.
d.
11'^
11
lOJi
8
Ei^yptlan
iiroach
811-16
toy.
954
8
ir.
Dhollerah
commencement ol the year the
Since the
and
Midland
Pcrnambuco.
23
18
Orleans.. ll>f
tion
1871.
d.
1871,
American.
.
Brazilian..
Egyptian
W.
B.
Indian.
Indian..
bales.
171,060
48,440
15,690
4,760
48,800
«V
8?i
5?»
transactions on specula-
and other
some
influences, until within a
reaction,
to this
.— Actaalexp.from
Liv., Hull
other
outporta to date-,
1871,
1870,
bales.
bales.
848,!)98
48,966
81,357
83,789
6,376
3,446
8.:J50
4,047
161,693
9.3,509
date^
18T0,
1869,
bales.
114,470
88,060
18,210
810
68,690
173,500
550
888,750
450,374
388,790
800,6.30
"
;
;
;
white Southern sold at 85c.
Rye is wholly unsettled a small lot of new Virginia sold toBarley out of market. Barley malt in
day at $1 a bushel.
demand and firmer.
Oats were scarce and firm, especially the better qualities of
white Ohio, &c., which bring 69@70c. Tlie supply is small, bnt
sales are slow, in view of the relative cheapness of corn.
Stocks of flour and wheat in Liverpool, July 1
;
Wheat
exp'tfrom
U.K. in
173,747
The following
148,700
48,060
7.900
18,480
447,300
Total
79,070
1,130
160
8,770
19,880
.38,570
88,450
7,610
4,520
20,050
187,450
116,770
45,980
453,560
137,460 2,087,110 1,562,360909,680 648,.360
-8 tocks.
-Imports.-
To this To
This
week.
date
1871.
1870.
38,457 1,679,074 1,003,948
Brazilian
8,595
244,796
201,544
Egyptian
8,361
149,693
95.861
W. Indian, Ac. 1,079 48,944
84,774
East Indian... 1-),515 875,858 876,889
American
ToUl
Same
this
date
,
Total.
1870.
1,655,991
390,564
191,737
(M,780
This
date
day.
1870.
595,800
),800
185,670
402,830
67,330
S7,.340
5.3,990
83,880
77,590
9,800
6 80
5
80®
6 15
I
Extra and double extra
Western
<fe
St. Lonis..
85®
85®
6
6
64 017 2,394,319 1,628,036
3,252,388
909,680
10:t,400
648,350
S8,309
00®
76®
Of the present stock of cotton in Liverpool 65 per cent is American against 63.75 per cent last year. Of Indian cotton the proportion is 8.S0 per cent, against nearly 1 J per oent.
46®
1
®
7
&
extra
1871.
Por the
week.
4 15 Peas,
NEW
YORK.-
Same
,
Since time Jan.
Jan. 1.
1, 1870.
Flour, bbls..
C. meal, "..
1,586,4,50
l,63.5,84'l
116,6.3.)
Wheat,
140.610
7,649.687
8,543,766
258.944
6,596,329
9,658,886
60.594
S6.'),7«3
497,080
8,760,785 8,38.3.943
Com,
60,710
8,353
bush. 440,069
'• 1,048,998
Kye,
Barlcy,&c " 57,887
" 178,510
Oats
51
1
70
'i2X
86®
66®
1 10
74
85
70
® 1 40
....
20®
00®
1
1
Canada
1
96
market has been as follows .
-EXPORTS FROM NEW YORK.-
in breadstufTs at this
-RECEIPTS AT
.
4
47
1
Sm
Malt
family brands
•
1
78®
78®
8 75 Oats
5 75 Barley
Corn Meal, Western and
Southern
3 40®
Rye Flour, super
1871.
.
For the
.
1870.
.
For the
week.
Since
Jan. 1.
19,798
1,425
411.163
180,050
9.37,844
84,4.38
63,977
7.6-9,9.M
4,851,156
687
.34.989
.
Since
Jan. 1.
week.
901.233
41.067
8,(60,479
568,488
8,604
8,850
"M^
66,784
83,798
.
..
9
13.65.)
11,738
The following tables, prepared lor The Chronicle by Mr. E.
H. Walker, of the New York Produce Exchange, show the Grain
In sight
and the movement
RECEIPTS
of Breadstutfs to the latest luiil dates
Plonr
bbls.
(IflHlbs.i
Chicago..
84,844
Milwaukee
16508
Toledo
10,985
1S988
Cleveland
St. Louis
5,600«
18.189
Doluth
ToUls
:
AT LAKE AND RIVER PORTS FOR THE WEEK ENDmO
JULY
31,
1870.
378,720
White
White California
Com, Western Mix'd
Rye
Dstrolt
908,1.39
34, 170
119,(«)0
8 85 Yellow, new
White
6 75
and
trade
Dec.
109,710
88,150
89,760
80,550
180,550
tiO
90®
com-
Western,
658,430
166,480 185,670 67,:M0
75.580 87,340 K!.!K)0
22,140 83,880
9,800
498,490 77,590 108,400
$5 10® 5
5
Soutiiern,
'
8,880
1,070
1,800
8,870
bbl.
Southern shlpp'g extras.
,
1,.360
31,949
Wheat, Spring, new,bDBhtl 40®
Bed winter
-^
1 48@
Amber do
I
V
Supeiflne
Extra State
1870.
.
18.880
Egyptian
5,990
West Indian, 3k. 3.161
Bait Indian
9,010
>
bbls.
10 ,000
are the closing quotations
Flour—
baleti.
SALES, XTC, OF ALL SESORIFTIOKS.
Total
Same
Average
Sales this week.
"
this
period weekly sales.
Ex- SpecnlaTrade. port.
year.
1870.
1871.
tlon. Total.
1870.
American .. bales. 48, 630
8,410 85,810 82,260 1,279,940 787,720 595,200 402,8:10
Brazilian
-Flour
sacks.
35,000
43,000
48.150
qrs.
447,000
&«),000
875,496
845,090
1871
1870
1869
1868
mon
Actual
last
.
which we not*
large receipts in this market. New spring declined to f 1 42@1 45
on Wednesday, since when the demand has been more active,
with a recovery to f 1 44@1 47 to-day, at which there was a
large business. But amber winters have declined to $1 48<ail 50
for Ohio, and close without recovering, with new amber Maryland
selling at f 1 55 to arrive. The depression in white wheat continues a line of choice Diehl was closed out at f 1 65, and to-day
several boat loads of white Western and Michigan were taken
for export at |1 50@1 53.
Corn declined on Wednesday to 70i@71c, but with some falling
off in the receipts, and a speculative feeling, there was a recovery,
and the close today was active at 72@78ic for Western mixed,
yellow sold at 73c, and white at 83c yesterday
in boat loads
The following statement shows the sales and imports of cotton
for the week and year, and also the stocks on hand un Thursday
evening
in
activity.
Flour shows some further derlino from the prices of last SaturThe best supported brands have been shipping extras from
spring wheat.
These are scarce but flours of all grades from
winter wheats have been pressed for sale in view of the liberal
deliveries of winter wheat from the new crop at low prices. A
recent decline of some thirty cents in wheat at St. Louis has had
a marked efiect upon flours recently selling in this market at
$6 50 and over. Many bakers flours are put upon the market at
the same price as fair shipping extras from spring wheat. No. 2'b
and superfine have also been depressed. In the last two days the
export demand has been brisk, and some 7,000 bbls have been
taken at $5 90@6 20 for shipping extras. Western and State.
Wheat has been irregular under dull accounts from abroad, and
The movement
Total
day or two,
and a good degree of
day.
Extra
:
bales.
118,650
7,700
4,780
7, 1871.
5Ji
7X
W
7X
7!<
10
&
^•Takon on apoc.
Jnly
large receipt!,
:
years
Midland
d.
Sea Island 26
Upland ..UK
Mobile... llJi
p. M.,
The market has been generally depressed under
are the prices of middling qualities of cotton at
at the corresponding periods in the three previous
and
90.764
RE ADS TUP PS.
The following
this date
168,874
Sl.aOO
75,841
B
1871.
balea,
I80,)SS
106,094
71,7110
;
808
308
past
'*
1870.
bales.
bale*.
t41,t76
June U
to
1
808
LlTerpool.
Total
Imports. January
826
Tlie particulars of these shipments, arranged In our usual lorm
are as follows
m
:
UM9.
1,(W0
11,660
Neworleana
—
London, June 24. At one period of the week pricei showed a
further rise of jd per lb., but there has since been leas animation
and a rise only of ^d has been established on the week
.
Total
New York
67
9M«
1.
rt'heai
linsh.
(«0lb»)
800,418
878,170
88,858
16,907
89,450
816,867
73,860
1,018,«17
1871.
Con.
hnsh.
Oats
hush
Barley.
hosb
(ssibs.) cwni-.i (I8lhf
1,558.812
48,888
156,849
1S,'5»
18,500
180,840
...
.
l,9Tr.87«
164,999
3,660
19,4M
43,798
1«,768
18,860
5a,SU
•.•
SU,t60
,
459
Ryelm«h,
calls)
10.704
3,^
1.795
.
4M
400
%m
••
7,181
^
%-m
18,18
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THE CHRONICLE.
58
Previoas week
Correspond'g week,
89,33fl 1,001)
403.302
239,512
191,370
l,217,fi83
281,.367
714
1,215,5-37
Ul,501
a(),8.2
11,23,
473,7U
178,9i8
1,596
2,108,501
813,3!l
939
9J,I6S 1,131,406
917,479
3W,378
29,817
69,!)79
8,821
21 311
1,013
2fi,59j
8.
Wheat, bush
Corn, bash
Oats, bush
Barley, bash
Rye, bush
15,846,0!)7
36,373,566
7,125,045
760,107
530,719
3,052,563
41,583,536
19
6,.")60,6(>5
915,678
616 011
the
at
6,037.060
441,952
Ml, 773
41,491,883
33,715,363
Flour and Grain from Chicago, Milwaukee,
Toledo, Cleveland and St. Louis for the week endirg Tuly 1,
1871
SHtPMBNTS
of
Wheat,
Floor,
eek
ei'dini; .July
Weokendini June
Weekcmliug.luly
Week
ending July
b«sh.
hbls.
91.183
21, '71. 91,423
2, '70. 70.313
2,
FlOlU
13,43.%I63
7. 01,181
2,693,873
378,097
271,112
4,093,256
3.39,799
Rye
260,8J4
Total
WEEK ENDING JULY
Wheat,
bb's.
77,977
22.168
19,131
8,960
9.393
23,133
Boston
Montreal
Philadelphia
Baltimore
New Orleans
.
.
.
. . .
.
Receipts
.
.
. .
at the
•
Corn,
bush.
1,0-|3.563
280,209
63,500
30,000
43,001
112,065
160,000
100,000
95,998
177,319 1,154,875
175.512 1,.594.892
187,019 1,132,080
189,9j9
369,813
bush.
R.yc.
bush.
Jav.i
3,2'iO
Maracaibo..
I
Laguayra
..
Other..
SuKar, Cuba..
Cuba
'
mats.
Porto Rico
Other
Sugar, Brazil.
4,a'0 l)(ige.
M'la8'e8,t,^uba
700 b..g8.
53/ bias.
4.3i3 bites.
2,731 hhds.
1,08- hhrls.
I.BSII hlKls.
a5a bags.
1,796
baSs.
hhds.
hhds.
.... hhdB.
663 hhde.
...
Port
.
»ico.
Dther
"HhdB. include bbls. and
421
tCB.
reduced
Imports this week at this port have included only 102 pkgs. of
Of coft'ee, 14751 bags Rio, and 10,131
tea by indirect importation.
bags of otiier sorts have arrived. The receipts of sugar have included 5,360 boxes, 10,345 hhds., 380 baskets, and 4,300 bags.
The receipts of molasses are 3,057 hhds.
The stocks in New York at date, anc imports at the five leading
ports since Jan.
1,
1871, are as follows
stocks In y ew York Imports
:
at
3'ea
Tea (indirect import)
'oft'ee Kio
Coffee, other
Sugar
Sugar
Sugar
pkg^.
bagsbugs.
boxes.
1670.
111,427
46.448
75,1^8
68,6I»!
108 321
H'3,-5l
S76.233
21,954
hlids.
.•!6.M3
S1.S09
266.888
12,735
bags.
hhds,
Molasses
date
1871.
....
,..*09.
at leading port
sinci^ January 1.
187!.
187C
31,591 850
S3,783,3;4
S4,S.'0
14,4OT
86!i,.57Q
681.<6l
241.1 '.4
2SI,S47
286.0 ;6
2)2,313
489,(191
897,763
427,390
630,918
333,411
317.897
This market has not amounted to much daring the past week, the «ale8 in
the main covering such small parcels as were absolutely required by the rcgn
lar trade lor immediate use.
Holders generally refrained from making any
very extensive offering and were not inclined to urge matters, but uidess qual
ity was extra fine, a cautious buyer could in the majority of cases obtain many
little favors, and in common grades, especially of Japans, considerable, conces.
siouB are hinted at. The line trade has also been extremely dull and uninteresting, but with other groceries already doing better sellers hope as the month
advances to increase the distribution and improve the tone of the market
throughout. Sales of 2,900 Greens, 900 Oolongs, and 1,500 Japans.
There have been no imports of tea this week. The receipts indirectly hape
been 90 half chests by sti^amcr and 12 by rail overland.
The following taule sliows the imi^orts of Tea into the United States (not
iccluding San Francisco), from January 1 to date, in 1H71 and lt70;
1^.500
Black.
Green.
Japan.
Total.
13,233,335
12.782,933
13,775,888
13,703,157
7,88«.637
6.k45,179
82,738,274
.500
4.5,030
.3,C00
45,000
100
43,8%
352,279
a3S,040
315,821
384,913
565.951
1,118,910
1,281,136
1,800,286
1,454.625
1,474,344
690,167
ports, excepting
THP.
Barley,
190,576
27,307
1,.569,627
79.3,.564
170,.363
same
Oats,
bush.
bush.
160,782 1,015 491
15.3,676
993,213
.
23,870,018
1871.
1,
681,782
Flour,
At
3,994,417
191,197
541,621
81,580,428
39,637,300
New York
13,133, 4«3
10,9 6,320
AND GRAIN AT SEABOARD PORTS FOR
RECEIPTS OF FLOUR
week
.
I
TEA.
1868.
1870.
1,848,0J7
Oats
Barley
ending June 17.
ending Jane 1).
ending June 3.
ending May 27.
ending May 20
10,963
2,071
863,639
1.3,300,830
a 1,670,151
bush.
Corn
Week
Week
Week
Week
Week
6.2.53
the same ports from Jan. 1 to
1871.
1,860,367
bbls.
Wheat
btisb
17,646
8,481
a5,681
18,195
3.900
40.3,753
71,3.37
HreCT
Jupan.
1.204 pksrs.
2,283 pkga.
101 p;t:8.
71S rikKS.
5.S53 SaRS.
three years.
1, inclusive, for
Total
Previous
h>i9h.
263,074
421,927 1,823.035
284,072 2,121,.5S5
945,121
429,190
617,001
'6a. 80,94.3 1,075,084
Rye.
Barley,
bufh.
Oats,
1, "71.
Comparative Shipments from
July
Corn,
hnsh.
:
Tea, black....
Vflrl.>as
18.161,7.59
[July 8, 18.71.
Tha entries direct tor consumption, and the "ithdrawals from
bond, showing together th^ total thrown on the lijarket for the
weeli, were as lollows
Coffee Bio....
8,832,919
17,328,623
16,295,621
6,748,808
612,182
606,033
13,16.5,783
50(641,514
Total grain, bush
18,423,3
2,3.
1868.
1,816,739
1869.
1870.
2,575,2r3
1871.
2,229,295
Floar, bbis
50-'
12,12"
Comparative Agouegate Receipts of Flour and Grain
same ports from Jaa. 1 to July 1, inclusive, for four years.
rt
—
S
:
277,2.55
228,731
1871.
1870.
34,8M,8.'iO
Tlie indirect iraportattoiis, including receipts by Pacific Mail steamers via
Aspinwall, have been 14,107 pkgs. since January 1, against :34,220 last year.
1,500
3,050
.3,100
3,400
9.507
10,6.50
10,821
1,150
9,337
13,706
22,3.39
11,2>I8
7, .350
4,000
New Orleans, from Jan. 1
1871
-
COFFEE.
.
We have to note a continued firm
tone on all grades, and in sorao instances
and confidence, and allowing for the broken week
business has been very good- Jobbers iiave distributed fairly
the volume of
and find the Indications favorable for a still greater increase in the consump
live call from the interior, and are there willing to baudle wholesale invoice s
,
a further gain of strength
more liberal extent. Comparatively large stocks, and a want of thorough
concentration prevents any sbarp or sudden advance, but the hardening of
values if slow, appears to be sure, and importers are more hopeful than for
to a
Flour,
Wheat,
bbls.
bush.
Corn,
bnsh.
3,589,.553
18,003,803
17,.363,438
Oats,
bush.
Total Grain
Barley,
bu'h.
5,675,063
485,696
35,650,932
bushels.
Rye,
onsh
120,988
.
The Visible Supply of Grain,
including stocks in store at
the principal points of accumulation, and the amount in transit by
rail and on lakes and on New York canals, July 1, 1871
Wheat,
busli.
In store at Now York
In store at Albany
In store at Buffiilo
* In store at Chicago
In store at Milwaukee
In store at Duluth
In store at Toledo
*Io 8tore»t Detroit
*In store at Oswego
In store at St. Louis
In store at Boston
In store at Toronto
In store at Montreal
In store at Pliiladelphia
*In store at Baltimore
Amount on New York
Kail iihipments for
Afloat on lakes
1.885
22,000
304,039
80.3,865
•.
1,137,713
80,721
146,140
70,000
.
52,616
40,000
29,4i7
428,067
70,000
60,000
778,814
102.083
319,844
canals
week
Total Id store and In transit
•'
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
3:30,roo
Corn.
bnsh.
346,816
5,500
443,300
2,539,341
6i,117
387,761
26,000
140,000
38,192
119,249
110,965
75.000
70,000
1,3-30.814
297,950
1,625,086
Oats.
bush.
tJuly
2. '70
Jane 17,'71
Jane 10'71
15,000
1,000
7,704
89.821
60,095
7,260
65,000
50,000
120,955
184,668
78,506
Juiie3,'71.
7,493.090
l,-267,33l
7441,628
1,416,442
2.381,955
1,639,516
1,571,979
1,732,865
4.619.066
6,570,108
.'^,724, 738
5,701,775
36,045
.55,388
5,138.817
8,«07.97a
6,(95,267
5,868,204
5,389,473
holders feel no alarm, especially as the Rio crop seems sure fo be short, and
tuling prices at the points of production too high Indeed to show any margin
above cost and expenses, at the rates now to be obtained here. There is also
from the outports, as holders at all points have witli
most desirable parcels, until they can sell on a better
•mirgin for profit. Java remains in a dull condition, the movement being
almost entirely from second hands, but in view of the call for other styles
bolders feel more hopeful. The West India styles have been more active, and
with the increased demand comes greater strength on all desirable parcels, as
less direct competition
drawn samples
lti,959
.5,095,267
Jane 24,'71
Barley.
bush.
251,961
2 i,000
42,600
801,511
stock of Brazils on the first of the month was the larges t
aggregate shown for a long time past, but as all recent advices, both by mail
and telegraph, show that the additions cannot be heavy for some time to corae
many weeks. The
I,.500
3,500
310
26,956
20,231
5,500
side from a pretty sure fair distribution on domestic interior account, it
seems probable that Europ" must soon begin to call for supplies, from which
many sections of the continent have for a long time been shut off, and to
which fact is to be traced our liberal accumulations of stock during the first
lifllf
Sales of 4,996 bags Rio, 5,.58l bags Maracaibo, 200 bags Savahags Laguayra, and 260 bags St. Domingo, shipped direct to Europe
of the year.
nilla, 150
3,900
-
of the
from
first
hands.
this week have included 7,200 bags Rio per "S. L. Fitzgerald,"
"Century," and 4,500 do. per "Wm. Gordon." Of other sorts the
imports have included 9,.589 mats Singapore, per "Ayr ;" 2,911 do. Laguayra,
per "John Boulton," and 2,426 do. sundries.
The stock of Rio July 6, and the imports since Jan. 1, 1871, areas follows
The imports
99,944
111,326
184,283
120,889
207,635
210,830
3.031 do. per
;
New
In Bags.
Stock
• Estimated.
Same date 1871
+ Boston, Montreal, Baltimore, Philadelphia and Toronto not included.
Imports
"
New Savan. & talPhlla- BaltldelpUia. more. Orleans, Mobile. veston.
.:..
inlSlO
14,605
336,286
--..
^New York^
1871.
inst.,
In bags.
Java and Singapore
Ceylou
Maracaibo
Laguayra
stock,
t
G.JfO
6.558
16,004
import.
*51,t8t
6,610
32,166
Tlbtal.
II.OUO
7.919
1,500
3.300
4.000
205.846
12!,552
81,602
78-0'
41819
11.0(10
20,803
8,7112
860,570
681,469
26,(100
75,188
366A31
299-603
231.077
or other sorts the stock at New York, Jnly
ports since January 1, 1871, were ai follows:
GROCERIES.
FHroAT Evening, July 7,
Scarcely any business was transacted on Monday, the 3d
York.
m,427
6,
1116,688
and the imports at the several
Boston. Phllartel. Bait. N. Orle's.
imnort. import, import, import.
•48,525
•1,'.62
iS2
U
fc
Sc.
.Ei
and considering that we have thus had two holidays this week the
27,'.78
16,386
233
4.897
S5.697
volume of trade has been very good. The general tone of the St. Domingo
7,319
Other
601
18,606
47,608
market is also much more encouraging for holders of the stocks,
1739
281,347
Total
53,626
18.070
7,582
200.440
46.448
4,0S3
996
241,114
6,462
prices in some cases showing an actual advance and in others an Same time, 1870
58,491
36,512
172,123
* Includes mats, &c., reduced to bags.
approach to buoyancy, with the movements of buyers comparatAlso 17,689 mats.
tively free and the position apparently accepted with little hesita
SUGAR.
Stocks and assortments on hand are liberal and well astion.
There has been a first rate demand for raws on all regular business days
sorted, and selections are made without much trouble, but the since our last,
and the firm tone previously noted has developed in a feeling of
prospective additions are small, and with the interior supposed to buoyancy and some advance in prices on the most desirable grades. Grocers
be almost bare, holders are rather inclined to reduce than to in have been picking up a few ntld lots, but the call in the main came from the
refiners, who, finding their product selling more freely and at better rates, bad
crease the offering. Nothing of a speculative character is devenohesitation in securing stock In more liberal qnantities. All styles have parloped, the cftll deeming to be of a strictly legitimate chaiacter.
t(tk«ii 0/ the Imptowment, bnt as before the upward tnm w«e most decided o«
I
—
July
have for « Inng time pn»t b.™
the qimllll.n from (.'ood rc«nliiK up, «' Ihoie
to «wbU Jui-t Kluh a reaciiortcd oul from cum-nt «rrlv«lK nnd placed In mori!
Tlic nilviux-e In valucii. however, ilocn not an yet
(inc.
tion as
|iriv.onl
till'
heen
meot the expectation!, of hoUlerK, and the offerlnKi. thron(;hout have
an the arrlvali.
•mall and cantlomlv made. The general stock varlcK but little,
from
and Mica fairly balance, and with but little m<n-o to come, efpiwlally
(innrded
Cuba, and the probability that It will be Bent alone In a alow and
manner Importers entertain no feam of any uncomfortablv large acciimnlntlon.
Very few Centrifugal box
»ugnri< arc
now
offering, the recently reported Inrg.'
has
iran^nctlons having abont exhausted the supply. For refined the demand
cjntJnucd good, i|iili k and exhaustive, the product dlwippcarlng abont as fast
ready for market, and values naturally have Increased, all grades partaking
with buyers and sold
of the improvement, though soft whites were the favorites
Cuba, 1,15,') hhds.
relatively higher tlian other kinds. Sales of 4,471 hhds.
Porto Rico, B20 hhds. Martinique, 450 hhda. Barbadocs, 100 hhds. Scotch
boxes Havana.
rcflucd, 150 hhds. Dcmcrara, 4,805 bags Brarll, and 4,120
n
stock In Hrsl hands, .July 6, were as follows
la/lo
Other. Brazil. Manlla,*c
Cuba. P. Rico.
...
.....Jhhdn.
bags
bags.
•hhds. .
•hh a. •Jilins.
O flit
6M
2,1 15
»,0W
2 471
S,U!i«
46,7(I0
8»4.^8(l
.Rt,'.'-.;!
19J10
Hfl
New York, and
Imports at
"
Cuba
.
bxs.
Imports this week..
b3iiU
since .Ian. 1 liW, Vi
samotlme, "10 151,109
*'
'
Htock
hands
6ame time
••
J1IU74
31,
_
KM
166,145
19,3S2
a««.9SI
ii76*18
1S!,5J1
I11.S09
IS'.O
W.fpOS
ioe.324
103.751
1869
I4»,ini9
12<.1.?.!8
In flrRt
15.185
I'.'ifM
1,7«
nothing of the large supplies which many of the latter class of buyers hold on
Now and then a cargo changes hands, but the business
doing is confined almost entirely to small jot) lots as wanted for spccinl use,
and even on these sellers arc qnito willing to allow easy terms rather than miss
an oppiirtunity to work off stock. For domestic the market continues in a flat
and tame position. The stock is large, the season of the year very unfavorable fur realizing, and holders In some cases feel considerably depressed.
About fi.'K-. is the top wholesale value, and it must be remarkably fine stock to
reach this figure. Syrups are selling moderately to the interior at prices
ranging from HOc. up to 60c., and are reasonably steady. Sugar House Molasses
is not very plenty, and seldom inquired after on home account, but with a fair
ex|)ort demand the moderate production is about all sold up and prices kept
steady at 17@18c. In hogsheads and 21(iT,22e. in barrels. The sales of Molasses
for the week arc very moderate, embracing only about 150 bbls. New Orleans
recelDls at
York, and stock in
Cuba,
"
-since Jan.
"
"
In first
e^.Ki
"
ol
.
6J,S18
The Imports
from January
12.0^9
2. .078
Baltimore
.
is.fm
New Orleans..
.
21,025
22,010
*
7,».'3
9,121
1871.
196, 55
25,015
2M,o:6
P(;aches are dull, with a full supply, selling at $1®$$ per crate.
Cherries are firm nnd In small supply at 6(2»ic for Common, and 20c. for FaiKy.
Currants in good demand supply fair at '@8c. per pound for Red. Water
;
2I2..'118
,
1871.
256311
55.Rii7
43.99(i
7«.2i)l
6,666
439,091
1871.
1871.
1870.
SCl.S-IO
210,469
!-2,717
!i:),777
61,412
45.150
59,614
5.035
l'J5.S49
S0,59'i
71,.'J01
74,518
21,213
....
530,918
397,';
too
were:
17,
IRI,
tons.
177.830
2-7,774
218,811
WtJSK
268,23>
Tea.
il,m
»....
427,390
17
6.32
376
217,897
Hyson.
much
Common
r-Duty paidto fair
do Superior to lino...,
do Kx.flnetto finest
roung Hyson, Com. to fair.
Super, to fine.
do
do
Ex.finetoflnestl
68,16;
18.939
6,586
Gunp.
233,411
&
Imp., (;ora to fair.
do
Sup. to fine..
do Ex. fine to flnest.l
Hy<on gk. &
do
do
distributed to give holders
any great opportunity to run a qriick advance. The retail movement is fair,
and prices steady for all kinds, w'ith here an there an odd lot to be found under
wholesale market values. At the close the entire market is very stift. and re"^ent advices from the place of growth report an advance In the price of Pepper
to $11 per plcul. Sales recently of 300 cases Nutmegs, 3,000 mats Cassia, 300
bags Pepper; and at Boston, per Ironsides, 3,500 piculs Singapore Pepper.
FBI7ITS. &e.
Tw
C. to fair.
Sup. to fine.
Rio Prime, duty paid
•
••
@
40
60
80
I
r)5
@ 75
(3115
@ 56
40
60
I
J
1}
00
47
!
^
58
SO
10
30
45
01
@1
I
f.
s a
60 «
to fair,
Sup'r to
Sx.
fine,
to finest.
Git
75
ei23
80
i
CofTee.
®:5X Nstlvc Ceylon
i
14<<(riil4i^
I
13\if.M4
ISi<(913!^
18 (i4'.W
I
20
Brown
Souc.A Cong., Com.
do
do
» m
® 50
15
.-Duty paidn.Sk.&Tw'kyKx.f.tofin'st 55 «* 60
Uucol.Japan.Com. to tftir.. 55
60
~ ~
do
Sup'r to fln.^..
65 8 7U
do
Kx. L to finest. 75 ®100
Oolong, Common to lalr
4.5
® 55
do Superior to fine
60 <4 7»
do Ex fine to finest
@1 29
.
J
4« SO
(il 31
(X)
go'd.
gold,
gold.
gold.
gold.
do good
do lair
do ordinary
Java, mats snd hnes
Maracalbo
Lngunyra
SI Domingo,
gold.
KOld.
go.d.
gold.
gold.
15X^17
13
9I(}<
14
815V
|
I
(822
in
bond
Jamiiica
9!K01>
13 al5>i
Snsar,
Cuba.
Inf. to
d'l
j
still
ADVICES FROin PRODVCING iTIARKKTS.
T/ie London Pioduce MmkH's Jlt,elewv,is note that Ihe market for Itew
had been inactive during the we(rk ending -June 24. the crop of "green
fruit'' promised to be small— owing to unfavorable weather— and this had the
efl'ect of very sensibly decreasing the demand from Grocers, whereas. usoaJlj,
this chss of tradesmen were large purclmsers at this season. This had affected
tho market for Refining Sugars, and h wur prices were accepted in some cases.
Raw Sugar Returns for four princliial ports of Great Britain, for week end-
From
Suj^ar
Htghei.
1S70
97 708
admit of, though, with the speculative movements extant, operators report as
few sales as possible. Nutmegs and Mace can be found to a limited extent in
small parcels, but straight invoices are very scarce botJi on spot and to arrive,
and the f cw holders who do ofler any thing ask extreme values, and, in fact, place
a price on their goods almost sure to drive oflF buyers, as there is evidently no
desire whatever to realize at present. Pepper has taken a first place in the
market of late, stimulating European advices and consequent speculative
movements here, and not much stock to handle, sending the advantages largely
to the side of operators for a rise.
Cassia is somewhat firmer, and in better
is
at 30®60c. a piece, as to
The Following are Ruling ((notations In Firrst Hands
On the Viircl>ase or Small liotit Prices arc a Fraction
to report a continued very strong market thronghont, and in some
buoj-ancy, with business as active as the moderate stocks will
deinand, but the stock available
and a slow demand, quoted
.
.
1870.
2!6,262
in large supply
PRICES CURRENT.
]
little
The demand
;
for Wild.
300
SPICEii.
We have
Domestic Orcen aro generally In full supply. Apples sell slowly at t3@»5
Raspberries arc dull and easy in price. Antwerp sell at ISiHiLV;. per
quart Black, 8®10c. Blackberries arc firm at lS®18c. for Lawton, and 8®10c.
per bbl.
•
6,8(10
5,238
3,639
Including tierces and barrels reduced to hhds,
cases a
;
overland wiute, mnraed " Season 1871-2," were placed on the market on Wedand found read v buyers at price- from Is. 6d. to 2s The freedom witli
which these sold is no doubt attrihii table to the great scarcity of fine old Teas.
The public sahv? of China Teas nifcrred to last Wi-ek, were held on Tuesday and
\\'cdn<*s(l;iy.
There were about 8,;J0O packages offered, of which about 6,()00
wtTt; with()ut reserve. Tlic Teas, generally were of common qnalily, and sold
at easier ratos. In the early part of the week catalogues were issu<Hl comprising 5,800 packn<rcs. for sale on Thursday and Friday; these were principally
from lato arrivals, and realised about siniihir prices to those obtained on Tuesday.
The London a^^'d China '/*t/f^r«7)/t has tlie following:— Canton— Musters
representing a few parcels of new season's local ( ongoii had lieen put on the
market wiiliiii the last ten days, but they were generally of poor quality, and
very jndiO'crently (;iired. It was repored that (ioo lioxi_^s hud been settled at
22 to 24 tads per pichl, which price appears to be above their value.
O.ving to the arrival of the "S.vdeuliam," from Shanghai, thero has been a
fair quantity of Gr(;en Tea placed upon tht; market, and the few parcels of
well-made Ping Sue/s oft'ered have mot with ready purchasers but sales generally, both by auction and privately, have shcpwu slight alteration in prices.
:
.
Total
kinds, bnt Apples are held with
confid(.>nce, especially |.rlmc stock
sales the past week liavc, however, been
light, but mostly at ;c. for State quarters.
Peanuts have ruled In the boyers
favor, selling slowly at easy prices. There are a good many Cnracoa, which
Interfere with the sale of Southern.
all
tiosday.
bbls
at leadliis porta since Jan.
.
.
.o-i
Domestic Dried contlnae quiet for
Wo have also in regard to tea :— About fi.OOO boxes of new make Congou, by the
of sugar (inclinllu!^ Melado). and of Molasses at the leading ports
1871, to date, have been as follows
--Molasses. -,
Sugar.
'HhdB.
Bags.-—-,
"Hhda.
Boxes.
Philadelphia..
.
thousand.
TvaniUn^s shiee .laiiitnry 1
C'onsinnptlon same time..
3-i,:K6
3jua
1,
1870.
151,409
17 47;
17.V21
SI .201
York....
Boston
;
1870.
N.O.
5,S5(
n.C07
1.923
5.S57
17,7«3
& ITIoIasses
.
New
We quote Sorrento Oranges, from ftore, at J.'i Palermo and Mesalna,
Lemons, (^$4 per box. West India are In full supply and favor buycn).
Sales of Sugar Loaf pines at $7atlO; Red Bahama, tl('(ri',$12 per hnndnid.
IJaracoa Uananns, $1 87>ifetJp(r bunch, and Baracoa Cocoaniits, $30
gfji
16.
tons.
417
1.941
1,060
1(1,907
5.9^.'6
same time "TO
same time '69
Sugar
Other
•hlirts
lfi,»!8
hands
"
Imports
Forei^-n Orcen are lu light deuinud, and prices were hardly so firm as last
week.
Blocks
were as follows:
•hhils
1.7T9
.
same time 1S70...
**
Stock
6,
Uemerara,
a.
lie
.
I
hands, July
•hhils.
•hliils.
week
tills
first
P. Rico,
dull,
affected.
ing June
lots of foreign.
New
Nulx arc
are quiet, the supply
size.
direct importation.
Imports
owing to the small slock and the late free
and favor the buyer of a large lot. Flrecraekeri
Is not largo, and no important Increase expected before
the Winter holidays, when there Is always a demand from the South, but thatr
demand since the lat« i|rar (uiit fitUiui 9ff, and conaequcncly prices are not
the latter are held very confldnnlly,
purchases.
Melons
Tho market for foreign goods is much th« same as noted for a long time past,
thcdiflilling grades scarcely having an outlet at any price, grocers wanting
litllestockin view of the continued light call from consumers, and reflncrs
finding too small a margin on their production to warrant purchases, to say
The
69
.
1,547
laOLASSES.
and small jobbing
. .
THE CHRONICLE.
1871.]
8,
2
.
.
fair to
do
do
do
do
do
do
com. refining
good refining
prime
fair to good gro.ery
pr. to choice grocery...
eontrllugal, hhds.
Abxs.
S5<@
9M^
9
9\'
Hav Box, D.S. Noa- 19 to 20.
Hrvhiir. fiox, wliite
I'oito Ulco.n:fluii)g grades...
|
9;<®
do
"JsC-tiex
grocery grades
Brazl bags
Mnnfla, bags
'.^%%X^^
8
1 ,
9'*(a)ll
McIado
*Ji(i7>i
mo. asses
8 c;^ 9'i
Hav'R, Uox.D. S. No8.7to9... i\<^ 9U
do
do 10tol2.. 9ViiilOi<
do
do
do 13tol5.. lOSMHX
.io
do
do
do 16 to 18 llXiai2?»
I
White Sugars.A
do
do n
do
do extra C
Yellow sugars
Crushed and granulated
"—"--'
Powdered,
I
»«X
12K312X
12W
-"laiaS
liS^
,.
U^^llv
ISIMISH
..«|1SH
molaadea.
New Orleans
Porto Klco
H'i'i
V
gall
Cnba Clayed
Cuba centrltugal
37c^
new
Cuba Muscovado
Euglisb Islamfs
41(3
70
I
US
31
as
•«
_
«48
Rice.
RaUgoon, dressed, gold In bond 3H<^ i%
for Foreign Dried from importers has been -veij llgit the past
I
SHi *M
Carolina
Spices.
week, owing to jobbers having previously supplied their wants, and most of Cassia, In cases... gold f> >. .ni^O ..... Pepper. In bond
<gold) I0H« XiH
do
do Singapore ft Sumalra 16 m Wi
i\M% ...
them have enongh stock for the present, and intend to bny only as their wants Cassia. In mats...
Ginger, Kac and At (gold)
8K® lOH' rimenio,.7amalca....(ga.d) titm »%
require. Importers arc willing sellers at present prices, but as goodq are
Jo
do
in bond
Mace
do
9!<A tS
& 150'
do
....« 11
Nutmeg*, casks
mi% ....ICIOTM
n?arly all below cost they, as a rule, do not ofTer concessions. Still, once
In bond.... do
...,% t
cases Penang..., 95 &
do
do
in a while some holders get tired of waiting and sell out at the best price he
Frolta and IVnta.
(W.
c»u get, though these parties are not usually the rogniar^importers. The large
Brazil Nuts
Ralstns.Seeniess.new IP mat.S .iO ®
I •
and worthl.!«« lot of old Prunes held in bond for over two years has been
Flllnris, Sicll.v
do Laver, 18.0, V box. 40 (<»
M 9
do
Itarcelona
IS o
do Kultaua. V
9I|#
exported to British North America, this being a cheaper way of getting rid of,
A frirnn Peanuts
Valencia, f Hi
11
1 73 %
lo
o
them than by paying the full duty here, for which the Secretary of the TreasWalnuts, Bordeaux
10 %
do London Layer
Macaroni, l(u1lan
Currants, new
11 ^
y n,
ury held the Importer responsible, notwithstanding their worthless condition
yire Crack, best No I * bo>2 SO 9 2(0
CUron, LefhoT (new).,-.,..
DOMRSTtO DKIRP pnuiT»
In the export manifest they were reported 2,192 casks Prunes valued at fl, Vrnnes, ,T'rench
Apples, state
Prunes, Turkish,
V >. 7 •
LaorotUaisiua have moved sJQwIy. iu jobbing Jots at $« 40, though 8»^e holders Pninellee
do
Western
%
do
Southern, cominbn 8 „
refuse to sell at this price. Currants have sold very slowly, and we have no
l>ates
do
prime
Mgs, Smyrna
V %. 'IS
Change to note In prices. Prunes, both Tnrklsh and French, were quiet, but Cbeiriet Oennan
do sliced.
1 •
7kS t
\
'
:
lli
_
:
.
60
8 50
.
ImondB, LoDiraedoc
@
Ivica
15
Peaches, pared
nnpared.qrsfthlTt
do
Blackberries
Cherries pitted
17K^
nii9
nji®
Sicily, soft Btiell..
do
do
do
do
do
Tirracooa
Sht'Ued, Spanish
paper shell
*
Sardines
Bardlnee
hi.
box.
30
29
VQr.buZ-
9
&
(^
@
a
Alum
3
Borax
30
Sal Soda, Cask
com. to fair do
do
do WlL.g'd to best do
30
18 >4
@
®
,
8
Copperas
.
72
<9
CastlleSoans
I
.
@
'
llHd
KpsomSaltt
I
I
ii»
d
e
^
#
@
25
10
14
25
18
®....
1 75
2 50
@2 75
@2 25
no 15
]
and Snndrlea.
15
Licorice
Calabra, Imitation
"
genuine
Sic.
20
38
Madder
,
iy(^
In bblB
I
I
2}i&
Saltpetre
18
Peanuts, Va,g"d to fncy do 2 50
Si&
Salphur
» B.
» bash
Hickory Nuts
i%»
Bl-Carb, Soda (Eng.)
15
8
PecanNnfc
Grocer*' Drags
Camphor.
CHRONICLE.
TJnii
GutOD Ginger, cue..
gold, 12
gold. 1 OO
gold. 80
Indigo, Madras
do Manila
Cordage, Manila, X andH.
do Large sizes.
do
Sisal
;
»
®
a
48
13
(31
07M
<a,l
05
1»
;8K®
18
16
la
,;,
.1
Fridat, p.m.. July
[July
8,
1871
8tj 10^, do E 8* 12, M«dford 86
B7 11, Lawience A ;s6 lOf Lyman
Ili.NashuafinfiO <;h 114.'2,doR 36 13-13J,do E40 Ut-lB.Newmark^t
A 86 lOf Pacific extra 86 I2i. do LSB 11, Pe|iperell 7-4 24S-25,do » 4
27-27+, do 9-4 82-32t, do lil-4 37-87i,do 11-4, 42-12i, Pepperell E fine
89 13-13i,do R 36 12-121, Pocasset F 80 8J, Sarauac fine O 3;i ')i,
do R 36 31. Stark A 36 21. Swift River 3i'- 8f Tis;er 27 8.
Bleaohku .Sbebtinqs ANDSmaxiNQs sell fairly at the aiiiieieJ quotuAuioskeag 46 16^-161. do 42 16i-15i, do A 36 !5i-!51, Androslions
coggin L 36,161, Arkwriglit Wr-i: 181.Hallou<t Sou 86 18-181, Barl3h 171-19, Blackstone
36 141,
lette 8ri 141, 'I" S3 13}, Bates
Booit B 36 14, do O :s(i 11, do R 26 91, Clarks 36 18, jJwiglit
D 40 18, Ellerton 10-4 35, Fruit of the Loom 3fi 17, Glolie
27 7,GoldMedal 86 131, Great Falls Q 36 J6HiU'i >jeinp.ldem 86 16,
Hope 36 14, Jaines 36 16, Lonsdale 36 17, MasonviUe 36 17, Newmarket a 36 12, New York Mills 86 21, Pepperell 6-4 27-271, do
10-4 42421, TuscaroraXX 36 ni-18,Utica 6-4 241 26, do 6-4 32-321,
doy-4 50, do 10-4 641-65, Waltbam'X 33 !1, do 42 161, i" ''-' 27-271
do8-4 32-82 J. do 9-4 87-f'71, do 10-4 42-421. Warasutta 36 20.
PaiNTiNQ Cloths are firm and higher, with 64x61'e selling at 71@
7f c. fiir epot goods and future deliveries.
PaiKTB are quiet, and agents generally are opening their samples
Prices on this class range higher and
of dark work for the fall trade.
AmericanM 11, Albion solid II,
the revised quotatiiiDS are as follows
Aliens 101, do p'"'^b 12 do purples 111, Arnolds 81, Atlantic 61, Dun
neli'f! 11. Uamilton 11, London mourning 10, Mallory pink 111, do pu'pink and purples 101, Manchester '01, Merrimac I) dk. Ill, do
lancy 12, Oriental 101, I'acific 11, Richmond's 101,
ple 121, ilu
Simpson Mourning 101, Sprague's pink 111, do blue and White 11, Uo
1
1
,
:
@
THE DRY aOODS TRADE.
The
.
7. 1871
week has been broken by the recurrence of our
national holiday, and the movements have been very small in al 1
departments of the market. Both Monday and Tuesday were
current
XX
AA
:
given up to the celebration of the " Fourth," business being
entirely suspended on those days, while the remainder of the
week has been very quiet, but few houses having had any trade
excepting on orders from letailers in the interior for small lots to
supply their immediate requirements. June was so much more
active than that month usually is that it will not be a matter of
surprise to dealers generally if trade is rather quiet during the
current month, especially with commission men. Jobbers and
other package buyers have generally supplied themselves with
cottons as well as with the heavier descriptions of woolen fabrics,
and have anticipated their probable wants for some time to come,
hence it is not likely that these dealers will find it necessary to
purchase heavily ol goods to replenish assortments before the first
or middle of August. Retailers do not seem disposed to purchase
very early this year, and it is thought that the majority of them
demand from
will delay their purchases until about the time the
consumers usually begins.
Collections are coming in freely, though the expenses attending
farming operations in many sections is causing the usual scarcity
of money among farmers and retail dealers in some instances find
it diflBcult to meet their obligations promptly.
This stringency is
but temporary, however, and the prospects of abundant crops with
fairly remunerative prices for all agricultural products are regarded as indications of a prosperous Fall season.
Domestic Cotton Goods. The movement has not been active
during the week, and the market has been quiet until toward the
close.
There is at the moment a partial revival of the excitement
noted during June, and prices in many fabrics have again taken
an upward turn. The lower qualities of brown cottons are higher,
with sales still in advance of the production. Standards have not
advanced any, but stocks are well cleared out and quotations are
firmly maintained. Drills of standard grades have advanced to
14^ in first hands, but the jobbing quotations are unchanged.
Canton flannels are taken in moderate amounts by jobbers who
are stocking up, but the sales are not important. Colored cottons
are firm, with very little trade, and no quotable change in prices.
—
Domestic Woolen Goods.— Flannels continue in fair demand,
although the movements are rather less than was noted a few
weeks earlier, owing to the reduced stocks in first hands. Jobbers have also supplied themselves with fair stocks of these goods
for the early trade,
and the number
of
buyers
is
not so large as at
that time.
Prices are stifif, with some makes held at quotably
higher prices, although no general advance has occurred. Heavy
woolen goods remain quiet, but prices continue firm, and with
wool steadily advancing, higher quotations are likely to be estab!
lished. Blankets are quiet at unchanged figures.
FonEiGN Goods.— There are no important features to note in
connection with the foreign goods trade. Buyers are returning
from Europe, having completed their purchases, and stocks will
soon be arriving. The importations at present, comprise chiefly
goods for the fall trade, but the amounts received are not heavy.
The auction houses have all closed for the season, and will not
open until toward the first of September. The market is well
cleared of summer fabrics, and few unseasonable goods will be
W
W
Wamsulhi 71.
Ca-ton Klannkls. Browo
3hittin!.'B 10,
do
Y
X
17,
—
19,
— Tremnnt
H HI, doT
XX 22, XXX 241,
A
14,
161,
-A.
XX
do
.io N 22, do
21, Arlingl.n 13, Eureka l.'l,
121,do T 151, d" A. 161. do
ISf do
O 19. Bleached— Trenioiit
.'31, do
26, Everett 191, Salmcn Falls 19, Pember21, do
3
do
21, do
27,
ton
17, Ellerton P 1 <J, do N 24, do
Chkoks.— Caledonia 70 23, do 60 221, ''o 12 261, do 10 21, do 8 17,
Greers, 56 151, do 65 18
d.i II 22, do 16 271, Cumherland 'H.
1 29.
Kennebeck 20, Lanark, r-o. 2, 91, Medford 18, Mech's No.
20, Columbiar
Denims.
Amosiicag 26, Bedford 141, Beaver Cr.
22, do
heavy 24, Haymaker Bro. 14, Manchester 20, Otis
XX
X
Y
H
XXX
WH
NN
Y
1
J™
—
AA
Bii-.O.
A
AXA
— Aiuoskeag
13, Audroeeoggin Sat. 141, Bates 9. EveOichird liiip. 10, Laconia 121-13. Newmaiket 91.
Cotton Bags.— American 31 00, Great Falls A $82 60, Lewiston
*32 50, Ontarios A $84 00, Stark A $85 00.
Bbown Dbills. Appleton 131, Amsskeag 181, Augusta 'Si, Pacific
131, Pepperell 131, St»-k A ISJ.
Stbipks.— Albany 71, A'wodoa 161, American 12@13, AmoskeaL'
Sheridan A 10, do QlOl
16J.18-19, Hamilton 18-19, Haym'.kpr
Uiicasvill.) A 11|-1 21-12-13, Whittenton A 16.
Amoskeag ACA 29f-3C, do A 24i-26, do
'I'loKiNGS.— Albt'iy
B2iif-21,d(i C 18J 19, do D 17, Blackstone River 141, OouestOi^i.
extra 32 20f 22, do di 36, 24f.25, Cordis A A A 23, do AOK 27, Hamil
ton 2!, Swift River 111, fhorndike A 14, Whittendon A 25, York
CoBSBT Jeans.
relts
1
-.1,
Ii'diuii
—
,
,
SO 221.
GiNoaAM8~f}lyde,lll; Earlston.extra, 18; (jlasgow, 12; Gloucester
HI; hadley, 14 Hampden, 16; Hartford, 111; Lancaster, It ; Lancashire, HI
Pequa, 121; l^^''^ Mill.-, 14.
MoosSKUNE Dklaines.— Pacific 18, Hamilton 18, Pacific Mills printea
arrauri's 19, do Imperial reps 221, do aniline 20, do plain assorted
coliired armures
I!',
do do Orientals 17, do do alpacas 21, dodo
corded do 2 '1.
Lowell Oomoanv « ingrain are quoted at I 30 for extra
Cabpets.
super, 2 luos. credit, or lesr 2 per ceut.,iO days ; $1 66 for super S-p^y
and *1 f fir extra 3-[)ly; Kartfor Company's *1 16 for medium superflne; $1 3rt for suporfiiiH ; $! 55 for Imperial three-ply, and $1 60
and
fr.
for extra three-ply; Brussels $1 90 for 8 fir., $2 00 for 4
$2 10 for 5 ir.
;
;
—
I
infORTATIONS )» (RTUOODSAT THE FORT OK NKW VORh
The importations of dry goods at this port for the week ending
6, 1871, and the corresponding weeks of 1870 and 1869,
have been as follows
ENTERED FOP CONSUMPTION FOB THB WEEK ENDING JITLY 6, 1871.
July
Iti69.
.
Valne.
Pkes.
873
394
$120,993
314
359
MlsceUan'-.as dry goods 165
2.33,884
376
556
428
Hanofactures
do
do
do
s'
fCOl.
Citton.
»llk.
flax.
114,705
1K71.
1870.
,
Pktrs.
61,664
57,386
Vftlne
$162,484
124,714
313,373
125,107
117,458
I'aes.
554
750
346
1,062
Value.
$217,883
207,613
263,659
171,274
111,209
$971,437
Tof»
$833,136
3^97
1,505
$588,691
2,555
wtt^t^^Ayn VBoa wabbbodsb and riiaowN ihto the mahkbt DCRIMS
THB SAVE PBBIOD.
Manof actnrers of wool
do
do
do
220
.
cotton.
flax...
145
24
260
Miscellaneous dry goods
48
silk....
Total
$91,131
49,890
26,309
53,287
5,485
131
81
14
251
347
19,168
117
15,6%
22
.39.481
10,833
$187,914
833,136
$971,050
$228,102
1,505
588,691
1,247
2,555
Wo annex a few particulars of leading articles of domestic
manuiacta-9, our |)rices quoted being those of leading Jobbers
Total th'n upon m'rk't. 2,202
$814,793
3,802
Ra.iWN SauitTiNos AND SamriNGs are in raoderat> request, but are
not especially a^tiv.) in any gradp.
Prices are firm an I tend uoward
qnot'^
follovs: Anmskiia^ A 86 12i do B 3A 1 1 Ailai-.ic A 8H
l;l,do I) »6 14, do H,S6 ISJi A|.pletoii A S« 13, Aiwii«l» St; 111, di.
«li9f Bcdfo'd K SO 9 Root! O <t4 10^ ""n, >f..,n..-,.fiM, > 'V fij (UaiUii.
MaBufacturersof wool..
Addent'dforconsu'ptn
$^3,336
770
697
carried into the
141, do
Everett 18, Nashua
Ellerton P 171, do H, 25
828
3,597
$136,771
39,182
20.285
51,594
15,136
$262,967
971,437
fall.
SNTBBED POK nriiBKHOnsIHe DURING THE aahe
4,425 $1,334,404
ri
:
We
.•\'(
^
A
-27
7i,
Urtul
V,i\U\\
Indian Orcharti,
A
Xrt
40
il
14,
.
do
s
iS
pj
Iikiihu
H^ad
87 12^, Laconia
Sii is
U
iiV,
1.
li
U,
do B
Hn
722
119
75
482
107
$297,967
47,032
74,727
78,634
22,995
Total
.i;.-,
Addcnt'drorcousii'pln 1,505
;521,355
do
do
do
cotton.
silk
flax....
Miscellaneons dry goods
$190,870
65,998
46,999
77,388
8,741
588,691
1,190
2,555
Total onlot'd at the port. 8,040 $1,110,046
3,746
1
$389,996
833,136
$1,338,183
440
387
$156,046
139
93,247
160,369
68,756
36.614
1,338
3,597
$514,031
971,487
4,988
$l,48^48e
142
830
July
THE CHRONIOLB.
1871.]
8,
Texas Oaxds
InBTuranoe.
Financial.
EQUITABLE
BIlDOIt D. aSIBBLI.
JAXIt JJOnOKUi.
61
mad* on *n uecMlble
OollaotlOM
laO
points bj
JARIBS ARBIT0KI.8
VO.,
Sc
UANKKU
JeSeraon, Texas.
.
WRNSON, PERKINS *
.....
CO., N. T. CoiTMpondenU.
Income
•
•
.
.
ftl
6'4WA1.L PTKKKT.
5,000,000
7,500,000
JB
RROKKK,
Particular attention iclven to the neKotUtlon ot
Kallway and other Corporate Loans.
Union and Central Paclllc Bonda and Btocki a tatS
:
Sayles
&
Bassett, Atty's at Lair,
Brentaam, Texai.
J.
&E.
S.
93
R.
,
JOHNa.
J. O.
C. R. Johns
341
Pranklln street
Pepperell
BANKING A
Otis
AVSTIN, TKXAS,
ITIfi;.
IBays
;
Co.,
Cash paid at once tor the above Securities «r tbey
on commission, at sellers option.
Company.
;
will be sold
Coutimental mills.,
Late.I.M. Weltb
mills,
Laconla Co.,
&
DEALEHS
Boston Dncb Co.,
Franklin Co.,
Tborudlke
Co.
BANKERS,
No.
Co.,
I
Trice.
&
Fort
Late Casbier 1st Nat. Bank
QaUipoll8,u
New
&
COTTONS
Kb7kr8nok» and Cobrkspondencb:— New York
Winslow, Lanier & Co., i»avid Down & Co. Cincinnati; First National liimk. Merchants National Mank.
New orletms: Louisiana National Hank, vvheless A
Pratt, Hankers. Ualveston: T. 11. Mc.Malinn & Co.
OF
\IL DUCK
AWNING
James Robb, King &Co.,
$600,000
As
all
STKIPES."
Geo. Opdyke
parts ol Europe, ete.,
THROueH THB
JJij
SIMPSON,
of Directors s
(of 8al0-F.
VAN BENTHUT8BN,
mon & Sltitpson,)
WALTER PUOH,
JOHN PHi LPS,
VICTOl; .MEYER,
K. V. LA VILLEBEUVRE, H. -M. roNi>,
w. MARTWilLL,
H. W. FAliLf.Y,
LEON GODCUAUX.
R. J. VENAIiLE-i,
CARL
«,..... KOHN.Pre-lileot.
THKO. HELLMAN, Vice Pres't,
(ol Sellirman Uellman A CoJ
JAMKS CHALARON, Cashier.
Co.,
a, TowirsBND.
n«ssrs.IIOTTINGI7ER & CO., of Paris
DRAFTS
LONDON, I'Al'.IS, and SCOTLAND.
ADVANl ES made cu Consleninents. STOCKS
BONUS bOHKtat and sold on Commission.
on
and
p. O.
Fazbnsb.
W.
Townsend, Lyman
received rom Individuals, Firms, Banks
Uankers and Corporations, subject to check al
fllijht, and interest allowed at the rate of Foub per
cent per annum.
CKKTIKICATES OF DEPOSIT Issned, bearing Four
Scr cent Interest, payable on demand, or after
UKFOSI TS
('RKDITS and
prepared for Btislness.
first ol
Board
M.
(Corner of Cedar street.)
OB
COMMERCIAL
the
NO. 25 NASSAf) SiTREKT,
CITY BANK, LONDON,
Also
&
fully
the Old Institutions of the State to
Improve the opportunity of furnlslilnff our population
with the lacillties ol a local circulation on wlilch the
interest accrues to our people, we respectfully solicit
a poi tlon of your Business.
KANKIMCS HOITSK OK
Issue I.etters ot Credit for Traveller
now
Intact, Is
United flcaies Bunting Oonapany.
A lull supply all Widths and Colors Hlways In stock
13 & 1.5 I«Upekar<i Street.
BANKERS,
WAL1> STREET,
Orleans.
This Bank, organized ander the general law ol Conress,wltb Its capital ol
And all kinds ol
COTTON CANVAS, FKLTING T>UCK, CAK COVKHING, BAGGING, UAVKNS Di'CK, SAIL TWINES
AC. "ONTAiaO' SKAMLhSS BAGS.
"
Orleans Cards.
New
In
Also. Agents
Available In
NEW STREET.
9
Union National Bank
Polhemus,
Manolacturers and Dealers
Jackson,
BANKEKS,
TITAOO, TEXAS.
Se
AISD miS.
RiTIKS,
Iioans Negotiated.
Okobob W. Jackson.
I
Arentb,
Co.,
HKHN
I
CI-:i.l.ANi:UIIS S. CI
Brinckerhoff, Turner
A
IN SOU
4fc
Cordis millv
TBRtUNCS OF CBNlIiAL KA.U.HUAD
Groesbecb, Texas.
If obt,
Late Fori
&
M. Weith
J.
Warren Cotton
Wm. a.
al.Sk
;
Rank Stocks and utiicr Securities.
" SPEClAIiXY"
Columbia mi's. Co.,
AndroBcoKSln mills,
Stale and Federal Qovernmonts make cullecilons.
Receive deposits and execute Trusts.
Leonard
anri Bells
Insurance stacks and Scrips
Bates Mrs. Co.,
Pnrctatise aa<t sell real estate, pay taxes arul adjust
Titles, prosecute Land and muney claltus atfalnst tlie
L.
J.
S.
:66
AGKNTS FOR
TBXA8 LAND AGENOIT
KXCHANOK.
B A I L E V,
WALI. STREET,
E.
BOSTON,
PHILADBLPHIA.
Chestnut street
Co.,
6c
clalty.
NEW YORK.
Franklin street
KtRBY,
W. TON BUHKNBKRQ
aTZBCTT,
.
& 94
6!i
& Co.,
Wright
BTATK STUKKT, BOSTON.
GoTeraiment Bonds, Bxehaack
^
Uold and Stocks,
No. M EXCHANGE PLACE,
In
MisoellaneouB.
Brenliam, Texas.
rO.lIPANV.
NEW YORK.
John Pondir,
JAMKS W. LKX VN'il'R.ad Vlce-ProB't,
OKOROK W. I'llll.l.lP.s, Actuary,
SA.MCKL BORKOWk, Secretary.
WILLIAM ALEXANDkK, Ais't Rect'yt
Houston— Clrat National Bank ;
('orrespondeata
Qalveston— BaUj!Batchinffs;& Co; New Orleana— Pike,
Brother A Co.; New York— Duncan, Sherman & co.
roa
UAHINU HKOTHBHS A
W1I.I,1A>I c. ALEX ANDKIi. President.
HKNKY B. HYDK, VIce-P, esldenr.
& BAS8ETT,
BASSBTTBANKBKS.
G. C. Ward,
aamn
BROAIiWAV, NDrW YORK,
Assets over
&
G.
S.
North Eastern Texas. LIFE ASSVBANOB SOCIETY
OF THE UNirSI) STATES,
BANKERS
NKW
R. LrxAjr.
& Co.
BROKERS,
dc
ORLiANS.
IV Psrtlcniar attention given to business of Corres*
Coli( ctlons remitted
tor at current rate ol
Soudents.
xed dates.
COLLEC'l'loNS made on vll accessible points In the
United States, Camula and Europe.
Di-.Mends
and Coupons also collected, and all most promptly
Ixchangc.
New York Correspondents
& Co.
:
ton, BUss
accounted for,
promptly executed, for the purchase and
also, Government and other Securi<>r Gold
ties, on commission.
(NFOKMATION furnished, and nnrchases or exchanses of Securities made for Investors.
NEGOTIArioNS of Loans, and Foreign Exchange
Trevor * Colgate, Mor-
OKDEKS
Gibson, Casanova
&
sale
Co.
HANKKK.s
no. so
EZCHANOB PLACK.
GOVERNMENT SKCUBITlES,
;
State
efiected.
or<lold,80blect to elieck at
the City I'.anks.
ADVANCES made or,
slftht,
the
same
Capital. .$500,000
Chase
as with
marketable secorltiea.
CKllTlKlCATKSol Dspodlt issued bearing Interest
&
rolela ol tho I'NICII
BROKERS
IN
OoTernment Securities, Stocks,
and Railroad Bonds,
NO.
Buy and
Sell
«
|
lilmlt,.. $1,000,000
Prompt atteiitlun given to Collections upon all points
iB the SouThcrn States. Collections tree of cnargs
otlier than actual cost, upon >ll8iant places.
Remitt<\uces pioiuptiy n)a<le at current rates ol
exchange ou liie day ol maturity
Exchange putcliase<i and sold upon all points.
Higginson,
all
•JOLLKCTIONS mide at all
Sd BRITISH PHoVlNCKit.
Bank
18 18.
STOCKS, BONDS,
FOKBION KSCIIANUE and (iOLII bouKbt and solJ
on the moRt favorable terms.
INTKUKST allowed on deposlTs either In Curroncy
National
OF NEW ORLEANS,
rormarly LOUISIANA STATE BANK, Incorporated
State
SAMUEL
B.
BROAD STREET,
CHA8. L. C. DUPUT
H. KE.vNEDY.Prsst
RIGNEY, VIce-PresX
Cashier.
on Commission the Bonds of the loUowIng Railroads:
Taussig, Fisher
&
Co.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
No. 32 Broad Street, New Vork.
Buy and
Alili
Sell at
Market Hates
VNITBD STATES SECURITIES*
Solicit accounts Irom .MERCHANTS, BANKEKS
and others, and allow interest on dally halanc. », sub-
ject to Sight llralt.
make
collections
on laTorable terms
and promptly execute orders (or ;be pnrobase or asle
of
K(>A1> AND ITS UUANOHES—S per cent.
BURLINGTON AND MIS80DRI RIVER RAILR AD
(IN IOWA)—3 per cent.
BURLINGTON AND MISSOURI KIVBR RAILROAD
tlN
NKBIIA^KA)-*
NEW ORLEANS,
KX. WHELB^S,
per cent.
,
LOUISIANA.
UKADLB8,
Vloe-Presldent.
CBARD JONES. Casbier.
tli n given to ColieetlODS, both la
City and all points In cun ectiou with it. Prompt
^irnsmadeitt t'cst ra'e t.i Exchange, and no cbmrge
'
ih.it actvially paid upou any autsnt
i>. excepting
I'artlcniar atte.
•
'i
UALLROAD— 10 per cent.
FORT WATNE JA^'KSON AMD SAGINAW RAIL- '
I
UOA]>—b per o«a
Bank
President,
J AS. N.
KANSAS CITY, ST. JOSEPH AND COUNCIL
BLUFFS RAILROAD—8 and 10 per cenl.
MIS- OURl RIVER, PORT SCOTT AND GULF RAIL-
ROAD— 10 per cent.
LEAVENWORTH. LAWRENCE AND GALVESTON
National
O.
OF
I
Cold, State, Federal, and Rallrea
Seearltles.
N.
CHICAGO, BUHLISOTON AND QDINCT RAIL-
,,)'t.
Correspondence
NBW YOBX
solicited.
COBBBSrOSDBBT:
IMTU MATlUH'^li BABK.
;
:
TiiE CHllOiNlCLB
62
V
}
FiuanciaL
OFFICE or THE
C
Mutual
&
«. JtTBao:/ Ha*l]CV.
No. SO
ALFBKD W. liiRTLBTT,
NcW
Southern
YOfk'
Fccuriiies. Stocks, Bonds. Gold, Ex.
Mercanltle Paper bought and sold
Government
and
chuiiL'e.
«iREAT
Co.
Baubers,
WALL STREET.
Co.
Insurance
Transportation.
Hawley
E. Judfon
TLANTI
cN
31st
December,
ISTO
BANKINU
January, IKO, to
1st
January,
December, ISW..
3l8t
Policies not
marked
Deposits ricejy.'d
ect to fluok at
8,15J.7B 61
Total amonnt of Marine Premiums
W all
14
jir.,i;o,ffiiii O'J
off ist
1370
|;,4Jii,413 73
OF
IlOrsifV
.
New York.
*trcct.
ami IndivMuals, su
ana Interest allowed thereon at
iruiii ^B-iuks
.slirtit,
fOVa I'Klt CKNT p.r aiiiunn.
United
O
dlectiOii» nittde tluoiiulioul tlie
British Provinces and Klirope.
(iovcrniDCats Kccilrlll45S
tciTe Neiv York
A.M. lor RICH.MONI), and Poll. ts on the Coast
Ata.l'OP.M. fiom ret of CoitliinaL &liee.t. .via N«w
Vork and Philadt'tihia line, by tiKKAi ssOt'TH
At
8.10
Elt.N MAIL KOI IK I'UAIN, lor Kiilinionil, New
Orleans, .Mobile, Aleiiiphis, Chaltauoutia. NaLuvlUe
Atlantrt, &Iacoil,
upon
Policies have been issued
oo'o sotrru.
Risks
Piemiums marked Off Irom
ISTO, to 3lst
December,
bosses paid
Ist
BAKKnKS A^»
January,
1870.......
.,.
Nei:ollftt);
liui>d«
and Loan*
Company,
ttlEKC-IIANTS,
STREET
lor
Railroad Cos.,
iruii or Steel Kails, Locomallves,
f^arMj cle.
and unaertjriie
all buslnes-icoiinocted itltli Hallway
Returns of Premiums
$1,063,263 57
The Company has the following Assets,
Ar. G.lit a.m.
" u.co p.m
'
l.v
WASHINGTON
"
2!3
GOliUONbVILLE..
BRISTOL
1,101
ICORINTH...
OK
IgRANH JIINCT.ONIOT
.MEMPHIS
1169
"JaCKSuN
ATLANTA
MACON
MONTGOMERY
MOBILE
NE ORLEANS
13 9
9.3
1055
1127
l&iS
1502
.
(l.KI
*•
Ar
l.v
11.
p
"
in.
!
'•
in
1.11
a.r.:,
"
"
741
s;a
S.W
tCHATTANOOUA...
NASIIVILLK
l-.'.M
*•
tilJ
•Cl.KVEl.AND
t -0
li.5.)
**
S21.
.
KNOXVILLE
Contract lor
$8,253,590 39
»nd Expenses
l.lliEKlY
69
$3,332,733 53
!
the s&me
dinlnfi:
period
&
M. K. Jesup
nor upon Fire Risks disconnected
with MarlKe lUsks.
eo*0 KOBTB.
p.m.
a.m.
p.m.
Miles.
NEW YORK
Life
iinfrincdlaie'polnta.
STATIONS.
and sold.
t>oili;lli
and
Stati-s. the
-
So
ANr
.•
.-
FCouNTZE Brothers,
^rem-ttiva receiv<)doo Marine Bisks, from
Premium o
\
28, IS:;.
The Trustees, In conformity o the Chnrter ol the
Company, submit the following .tatement of Its aflulra
on the
/»
OaLBANS, MEMPHIS
MOBLLE—ALIi RAIIi.
Ii.ie'est
i
Tor3, January
MaiL;: JB^au.iE
TO
NEW
allowed in ueposits^ which
-^
mi^liyoIKcfcidforHtsljhi.
COMMISSION.
New
1871.
8.
-r:.i-"m-
t
Insurance
A
[July
111.
K.IO
.%iu
iUKl
"
"
,.v
11.4.
a,:r>
"
a.m.
'•
li.IXl
5.44
3.:*)
lun.
a.m.
a m.
a.m.
p.m.
p.m.
p.m.
" li.15
p tk.
•
4.;i7 p.m.
*'
7.i.» p.m.
'•
"-)5 a.m.
" 5.45
a.m.
"
o.dU p.m.
"
i.ro a.m.
1
p.m.
a ni.
V4I> p-ni..
S.HI p.m
8.l«l H m.
111.10
ti.iJ7
4.J.".
"
Ar.-V.5»p.ni.
\r
7.88
'•
am.
p.m
111.45
11 V:
•*
p.m.
a.m.
ll.ffi!
lime.
a.m.
•Change
vlz.t
cars ior Atlanta, Macon, MoiitKomery,
Selma,
est Point, Enluula, Mublic, Savannah, and
Inierniedlate polnls.
1 1 hai.ge cars for Nashville and New Orleans. No
change Iroin this pouil to Ni'W Or cans.
t Change cars for Mobile, via M. <Si O. It, li.— All Kail.
Change cars for Meinphlf.
I
** Change cars for Vlcksburg.
\\
Duited
and Stale of Jfew York
States
Bank and other Stocks
Stock, City,
$3,343,740 00
Loans secured by Stocks, and otherwise.
fieal Estate
.
Bills
EqwArj)
I
&
Edw4ird Haip;ht
BANKERS,
2,089.915 93
..$14,1S3,983 43
No.
comer
AVall it.,
Six per cent Interest on the outstanllng certificates
representatives,
legal
on and
after
Tucsd.iy, tbe
Seventh of February next.
we
The outstanding
certificates of the issue of 1367 will
legal representiltives.cn
and after Tuesday .the Seventh
of February next, from which date
on will cease. The
allow
nUS'-
iutercfct,
^'e will buy or sell on commission all tlie Ikruc** ol
Government securities, Ra.iroad stocks, Bunds and
certificates to
all interest
there-
be produced at
time ol payment and cancelled.
Upon
tlio
United
£;:
atea
ma'le on
all
and Canada^.
accessible points in the
CKilTlFlCATES OF DKP03IT
Issued, payable with
interet't, and available at all business centres.
New
Vokk, March
THIETr-FIVEPer Cent
on the net earned premiums
of the
will bei Issued
on and
after
declared
Company,
for the
H. CHAPitlAN,
Secretary*
Fire Insurance Agency,
No. 62 WALL STREET,
NEW
YORK.:
iEtna Insurance Comp'y,
HARTFORD, CONN.
INCORPORATED
Net Assets
Joseph Gaillaid, Jr.
.
Henry
Wm
Colt,
^
C. Plckersglll,
C.A.Hand,
James Low,
B. J. Howland.
BSnJ.Babcock,;
Bobt. B. Mlnturn,
UeviM Curtis,
Springfield
FIRE & MARINE INSURANCE
Gordon W. Burnham,
Lowell Holbrook,
B. Warren Weston,
noy«l Phelpa,
Caleb Baratow,
A. P. PlUot,
WllUam B. Dodge,
David Lwie,
Jamei Bryce,
Daniel B. Miller
CasU Capital
Frederick Chaunoey,
'
R. L. Taylor,
Geo. 8. Stephenson.
William H. Webb,
Net Assets
Wm.
Francis Skiddy,
Charloa P. Burdett
Bobt. C. Ferguwon,
WilUam
K, Bunker,
Samuel L. Miichill,
Henry K^Bogert.
Jama* O. DeForest,
Dennl* Perkiu,
Robert L. gtuart. .
Altxuder V. Blake. ,
SturglB,
\
J. D.
JONES, President.
CHARLES DENNIS, VlCS-PrMt.
W.H
H.
MOORE.
2d VIce-Pra'at.
CO.,
$60
•
I
when those
on Sunday, then the-day
da) a fall
previous.
One hundred pounds baggage
free to each adu'.t
Medicine and atlc dance free.
D.;pai ture ol I5lh touches at KlNGSTdN, Ja.
Steamer will leave San Francisco ist every month for
China and .lapan.
For fi eiiihi ur passage tickets, and all f nrtiier intorion, iipply at tlie
wharf, foot ^f Canal
Company's ticket
ufllce
on the
bt.
F. R. R.^RY, AKent.
OR
Liverpool,
Qneenstonrn,)
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES MAILS.
{yiWL
THE LIVERPOOL AND GREAT WESTKRN
STEAM COMPANY will dispatch one of Ihelr ttrat.
class full-power Iron screw steamships
SPRINGFIELD, MASS.
INCORPORATED
Charles H. KuMell,
Sheppard Gandy,
•
1819.
$3,000,000 00
$5.498, 72* 05
TR USTE.E3I
Jones,
Charlea Dennis,
W. H H. Moore,
-
Accordlrg to location of berth
These rates include berths, board, and all necessa-
On 15th and 30th of Each Mouth
Oasli Capital
J. T>.
SAN FRANCISCO,
$125 to $150
CHANGE OF SAILING DAYS.
Tuesday, the Fourth of
Board,
THRCUGH FARES-NEW YORK
First Class
Steerage
ma
J.
\-^
Rteamers of tbe above line leave PIEUNA.4i NORTH
RIYKli, loot of Canal bircet, at iy o'clock, noon.
IiU3urance.
next.
By order of the
%,
except
is
year ending Slst December, 1870, for which certificates
<*.;>ril
—
ries for the trip.
15, 1871.
(Old.
dividend of
AND japan.
certificates
which were Issued On rod pcrip) for gold premiums,
such payment ol interest tind redemption will be la
A
To
8
THROUGH LINE
California & China,
oHHBBl
Investment orders particularly attcntlcd to.
COLLECTIONS
VATES,
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANV
As Agents of the United States Treasury, we are
prepared to receive tubscrlptious to the now V. 6.
Loans.
Gold.
be redeemed and paid to the holders thereof, or their
J. R.
New St.,
ol
New York.
WE TRA^S^CT A GENIiRAL BANKING
N1'>S, retelviiig deposits y-t which
and subject to ctieciv at ^i^ht.
of profits will be paid to the holders thereof, or their
Co.,
General Eastern I'as^enger Agent.
316,125 45
Total smoont of Assets
of
btock iixelinnge.
.Y.
339,352 03
Receivable
i.'aiout. Jb.,
Member
•*
N.
I
217,500 UO
and claims due
the Company, estimated at
Premium Notes and
Cash In Bank
CommuitMeuUh,
liu;ik ol
and Bonds and Mortgages
Interest and sundry notes
Ei>WABi> IIaiout,
Late I'res't of the Nal'nal
2.377,3j0 00
184
PIER No. 46 NORTH RIVER, EVERY
».
from
WKUNESDAT
as follows
$500,000 00
^886,170 59
WYOMING. Capt.
Whlnerny
Providence Washington
NEVADA, Captain
Green
July
13,
at 8
MINNHgdTTA.CapT. W.FreemanJuly 19 at 3
Innc26, at 12
IDAHO. Ci.ptaln Price
at S
COLORADO, Capt.T. F. Freeman, Aug.
WlsCOvtlN, Cant. Williams
Aug. 9,811'.!
-J,
INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF PROVIDENCE,
ORGANIZED
Cash Capital
.'..'
Net Assets
R,
I.
1799.
Aug.ie.at 9
P.M.
P.M.
M.
P.M.
M.
PM.
Cabin passage, $80 gold.
Steerage passage, (OlUce No. 29 Broadway) 930 currency.
For IVeight or cabin passage apply to
WILLIAMS & GUION, No. «S Wail-st.
$200,000 00
$415,148 SI
American
Muscogee
INSURANCE COMPANY,
MANUFACTURING COMPANV,
COLUMBUS, QA
OF PROVIDENCE,
ORGANIZED
Cash Capital
Net Assets
R.
1.
183
1.
VANtTPAOTURZBS OT
$200,000 00
¥370,634 61 Sheetlnes, Drillings, Yarns, Rope,&«,
Q. P. p WITT, Pres't.
W. A.
SVI^ifX, 8«c,
*T
.
.
J"l^ 8, 1871.]
CUUHENT.
PlilCKS
Mmtaril Med, Triasta...
NiiUinlU, blue, Aleppo.
OlluiU
ABiies;*ot,
Ul Bort
V
.. ..
.
too
a
ft
•
7.1
HKKSn-AXAniDrlcan yollo w...iii>
t'rutoMn
a;
ooa
ooa
»
Ollli'inon
OtI popnornilnt, pure .
pi: vitriol ((iO to
aearn)
12
AND bUKKSB-
UuUtT—
M d N
}J u
,"lnn....~;..'.'}?
'rilhmry
90
-lae
fo
>>r
18
.V » }IV»
..
r«lr
'
to
ilr
I
f'pi'l-'"
8
coiniiiou
'.
nil
CAN III. KS
...
lau
7
U
5
«»
.V
29
89
29
]8
bbl
....al 7S
15
KMIiNT—
(
KKiiMulme
V
Aui'tloii sale of Scnaton. Jano 23:
15.UJ0 tolirt llltnp
4 ."W 0() 4 41)
15.1U) tons Hteaiiibout... 4 37>4(i(i 4 4;'i
»I.WIU t.i
i;r»te
4 71 <» 4 82X
'
.
1-
5
4 33
s 00
.
N
„.i...
2.240
» m
a
t
.
5tnut....
!
.
11,.
5CU
5 43
4 50
(fV
«!.
«8 ....
Liverpool g4a cannel .11 CO
....
Liverpool liOU»e caunel
1^11 uu
COCOA—
Maracalbo (Hold
....g
u
in iioiitl)
26
do
li>ja
SO
12
Caracal
yg,
....
COFFBE.-See special
Bolts, yellow metal
retlow metal naiU
American Ingot
^
CORBAGK—
21V
Maulllu (turge and imall alze)
T
lb
ISXalSK
iSSalJW
rred .Manilla
SUal Rope. alUizes
".lis
RuMla Bo.t Rope
"aig
00RK8tit regolar, quarta,
dosnperilne
V
gro.
a
a
®
a
48
SO
lit regular, plots
"'n"al
P""'*!
UOTTON— See apeelal report.
PRCQ8 AND DTES—
Alcohol.
70
70
35
5o"
3
so"
*'"
45"
Si
12><
70
20
19
. . .
Gamboge
....
Ginseng, We».ern!!!!!"
Ginseng, Southern ....
Gum Arable, Dlokad....
Gum Arabic, sorts ..
"
Guni benzoin
*"
Gum bowrle
Oumgedda.
"* gold
.
Oumdamar
Gam myrrh. East India.'.
Gum myrrh, Turkey
Gum Senegal
..!'"
Guin tragacanth, stirts"
Gum tragacanth, w.
Jakey
gold
Hyd. potash, Amer....
loaiDo, reauOTlmed
8X
ixa
30
i'<
,9xa
i2xa
a
....a
90 a
ucorlce paste, Cal'abria.
Ucorlce paste, Sicily
ulcorlee paste, Sp.,Holl(i
Ucorlce p:uto, Greek.
42
43
6ri/l>lt'
87X
^X
a
a
a
2S"1
60
15
10
1454
46
45
33
35
60
5 30.
a
6 75
a
40
....a
24
23
,1
a
North River,
In bales
88
U
^'."'
a7W
6
003 8 50
50® 8 00
00®
0llfi>25 OO
00®.32 00
W® 6 00
80
25
tfi
....
....
25®
28®
1
OO
"* ^^
American dressed. .?!
American undressed
ton.26'J
185
0Oa2S5 00
00@l'0 O'J
240
00® 250 CO
Russia, clean
It»'l";U
gold.260 00*255 HO
Sisal
i
9
Tamplco
9Q
ai
J"'e
gold
•
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5>ia
HIDES—
"
"
Dry HidesBus
ueiios Ayres. .Vft gold
Montevideo
Rio Grande
Orinoco
26
*'
"
"
California
,,,,
••
"
,...
Rio Hache
LIMKRockland, common, f bbl.
Rockland, heavy
a
a
13 a
"Ma
IS a
"
"
"
cur.
13
is'
••
i7"
**
Island..
"
•
"
13
a
.
"
California
••
13*
....a
....a
cur.
10^
11
a
City slaughter ox 4k cow loxa
Upper Leather Stock—
A.iKlogr.klpVftgld 27>ia
Minas
Sierra Leone
Gambia and Bissan.
*a
"''"''"•*
...
do 1889
^Bj^arlan (new crop,
«
a
a
19 a
15 a
18 a
io)<a
11).
II
Wh
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.!!!
39 OO
box
boards... r~
Mobttses shocks, Incl. hea'd'g.'a'50e2 70
do
do
Jo
do
i"'"
Sugar
metal!!!!!!!!!!!!!'
a
NAVAL STORES—
Tar, Washington..* bbl.
Tar, Wilmington
... 3 50
Pitch, city...
"«
Spirits turpentine.* gall.
Kosin. couimiiiou to good
strained. * 280 ft
2 80
No.i
N0.2
;;
'
'
90
gt()0
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-
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35
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a
a
*
,
•
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ton.34'66'
*ft
*
ton
a35
..a
a
OO
plT'[S5!i^Si""-'''"'"*'«
Crude, 40a'18 grav.* gail.
Crnde, 40a47grav.(s.ord.
Reflned St'd white (sh'ng
order)
Bellncd prime,
(sh'ng order)
Kenned
«.
Naptha,
refln.,
J.,
Keslduum
....aTOo
8;,it
a
ai
a
a
a
15
7
tamw
1>
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Chalk
Chalk, block
al
20
4A
fltharge,
9
Load, red
9
Lead, white. Am., In oil!
Lead, white, Amer., dry
Zinc, white, dry. No. 1.
6X®
Zinc, white,No. I, in oil.
a 12
Zinc, white, French, dry
91
!0>,Zinc, wh., French, in oil
15
8chie, yel., French, dry
3
SK
chrc, "ground. In ell
6 a
9
Spanish bro., dry.* 100 ft 1 uo
1 25
8pan.bro.,gr'drnoil.*ft
8
9
Parle whlte,Eng*100ibs. 3 75 - ^00
Chrome, yellow, dry
Wblttngv Amer. . * Joo ft r
Vermillion, China...* ft
.*
flj
Vermillion irieste
so
85
Vermillion. Amei com.
32
27
Venet.rcd (N.C.) * cwt. I 75
335
Plumbago
CMnaclay
•'"
85
46
43
J 25
Ked oil, W?,tcrn.(Blaln)
Straits
31
•
"
;7X®1
a
W.
.
.,
a
'5
.
.
whlttf,
(Job.
"
a
PKOVISI0N8fork. BMi V bbUotw)
1
*
3
i
5097 00
20a9 00
80al
20a3
OOai
soai
2»
90
25
00
ss
06®1 15
9('ai 10
90®1 20
32 50660(0
3 75a9l)a
doz.
Extra,Pullcd.
Short Extra, Pulled
53
48
@70
aeo
a58
062
No
90
3;
au,
m**
,
SuperUne Pulled.
1. Pulled....
California. Spring 'cilp—
Fine, unwashed... .
Medium
Common,
Burry
37
35
"
'.I
(0
55
uowasl'ie't)
~,
aas
.
Fl'^n?',"u°;S?a"ih';"d'"^"'''"^'i^»-I»-
Medium
!!!!!!!
South Am.Metlno,'i'nw»8ii'e'd
bou.h Am. Mesllsa, unwashed
?»;!» ^'"^^""'"'^•»»»l'ed.
''°' '">*"''«<1.
t"iI- fin
Texas! medTu'ni!.'.'.',
Texas, coarse
Texas. Burry
TeiaSi Western ,!.!
Siiiyriia.nnwaihcd...
Smyrna, wajhcd...
S5
87
S7
S3
30
38
18
«7*
™
Donskol, unwashed
!!!!!!
ig
*» 8V«
Sl'et
FREIGHTS- .-STIAM.-,
JoLivKKpooLis.d. s.d.
*
va
ft
Flour....* bbl 1
H. goods.* ton 25
Oil
§
aso
a>o
est
aai
aas
«40
8S
Doiifkoi, washed....
Cotton
26
33
28
60!!!!
asoc
40
a....
C'n,bftb.*bn.
...a
Wheat. .b.* b
Beef
> ce 50
Pork.... * obi. 8«
To Hatm
bj aafl.
Cotton
.*ft
Tallow
Lard
•
Tobaooo
..Vhlid.
»Jt
^_,A„
—
s.d. s.
S-f!»..
26
....«3<U
8
::::§
?^
JS::::
I
»Xi
8 SO
M.-aanromenigocd* • rt
Heavy guoda
y lb
Nails
PetroleuiD. .* o.cl
5fl
,.
To Um-Bomrs; 9 loot.
To Saw FRANneco—
's
a....
13Ha
36
Ha....
Vkeg.
UgiT.
-..
d
MoaSv
Woods
U Ji.H«'.5
S
Va
1
Amerlcan, Saxony Fleece *D
American. Full Iflood
American Combli.ir Merino
Petroleum
lou)
H-78 jrra
rbbl
rbb
•
cii
i?
WOOL-
®
.
Claret
««><
^West..hln."obl'.|,''^.^kyi!!!i2^§S|i^l
1
gall. 8
.
_
i3'25
'«®
*ft
*
Lisbon
Madeira.
Red, Span. & Sicily!'"
Marseilles Madeira
Marseilles port,
*"
Malaga, dxy
Malaga, sweet ..!*!"
ClM-et
*cas'k
obL, in bbls.* ton.4: OO®
Olive, Msrs'es, qts * case
Olive, In casks....* gall.
1^8 i*
S«
,.
Bnrglindyport....' ...gold 2 0088 SOS
OAKrriii""'"""°"—i-- *=" *"*>
*»
coke
Madelra
Sherry
Port ....„..!..!..
25
75
00
as
350
otfc^kE::
C.
8
7 60
8 25
Sicily,
8 00
4 00
pale
1.
5?fe
b'ix
TOBACCO—See special report.
WTNES-
31
38
33
as
es
fH
a
feV.-.'.'.-.'.'.'.'.*"-"?."'
Pates,Ternecokc!
ca
z»
1
a
9J<«
TEA^SeesprcS'a?'rVt.'
Plates,
ao
.
Yellow
a
a
sa
a
report.
flX'jfeLc.'.'*
OC
25
ii^
TIN-
.4 50®....
.2>-25a*W
®5
a
sAmertCan, prime, country
special report.
Cnt. 4d.®60d
»I00ft4 2:Ctlnch
575
Horse shoe, fd (6d.) .'fi' ft 19
12
12
15
!
TALLaW—
a
11
Amerloan blister
American cast
Tool!
American spring.... "
Ameiiqan machinery "
.AmerlcanCermaii.. ••
BtJOAR— See special
ai S2U
IS
^
10
,...,..,,
Kpgllsh, cast
* ft
English, spring
English blister
English machinery...!."
English German
'
10®H0 00
4j00aSO0O
H-lncii s>CHmore
...
1-lnch
do
... 50 00® 52 00
Spruce boards and r>la..»= *« „.
ks 26 Ou® 28 00
Hemlock bo'rds and plank 23 tl
Extra heavy pipe staves,
Heavy
do
do
Light
do
do
00
Extra heavy hhd
do
---, I7.i 00
He;tvy
do
00
J50-(I0
Light
do
do
i... 110.66
Kxtra heavy bbl. do
120 00
Heavy
do
do
100410
Light
do
Jo
75^)0
25
)5
Whiskey
80
92
1
STEE"
105
..
8 ova;...
Aicpiiol (88perct>
:^).00
85a 800
8
Domutlc U^uort— Cub.
.
'3Ui kwalniil
33
3
c.
10a
30®
OO®
(0®
00®
^
sTiatsoo
4th proof.
St. Croix, 3d proof...
Gin, different brands .
50a
,
15X
18M
Marctt* Co....
LegerFrcre
Other foreign brands
1
„
•,
ourr.7«'p,','.-'v.-^.'--«';!''?^.»*
upin & Co..
BilSalSCU
P:net, CasllU™. Co
MlllDn&
3 60(812 iSc
^
While pine mer. box b'is 26
33 00
Ooarplne..
.
(5
70 CO
therry boardu acd planks W-ftia-to «)
Oak an:l ash
55 00® 60 0(1
MapU- and birch
.. 35 00® 10 00
20
"
"
Zanzibar
Baft India Stock—
Calcut. sit.cow *ftgoId
Calcutta, dead green
Ox, Rio Grande
Oi. Anwrioaa
13
a
12
.
Para
New Orleans
12
13
....a
laxa
Wet Salted Hides—
BnenoB Ayres. V ft gold.
Klo Grande.....:...
..2
18
!s
u a
gold.
"
"
!
19
19 S"!0
1«X» 17H
•*
,
Chill
2.J
•"•
SPIRITSBrandy—
1
.'.5
...
a8u
S • 50
S » 00
spkCterP[atC8,for'n .* 100*.gold 3
87«a f a
Platis, domestic. ........
SPICES-See spccUl rVpoVt.T CO all S.
•"
'"^•""""PO"-
... .jai
.
-
8 00
C»ntpn^«.rldJ>V>l t..exd'o6 CO
'""*""*"'''"''' <»
LUMBER. ST AYES, 40—
Hoiitliern pine.
too
-'-'^
NO IftS.TW
'
t
...'...ii!
laiiiL-cii
Itum—Jam.,
rai'ii
19
"
Savanllla
Baiila
..
"
Linseed
* gall 34
Cotton Seed Crude
47
'*
"
yellow
,
a
whale, crnde Northern..
50
S7
Whale, bleached winter.. 65 a ..
a
Sperm, crude
125 u 26
®1
Sperm, winter bleached. 1 42)<ffl
36-1 II«
"
••'
'
...
poor
at'x
•*
—
Cnracoa
Portau Piatt
Bahla
Texas
Western
HONKY-
good damaged
240
2 2S
Tsatl«e,No.1,3,a4ft5.»l»8 39
-" "
"
Tsatlo«,rcrtcled.
3 oo
,8 00
Tay«a»ms,
25
33
i5
19
22U
••
--!!!
...
mldtfle
light....
....a
....a
•«
...
..
"
•
rough.
22
**
Truxlllo
Sandwich
"
25
25
SIX®
••
Matamoraa
Vera Cruz
Tamplco
Porto CabeUo
Maracaibo
Bogota
iSii
middle
light..
„ "
Orinoco, heavy
.
29
29
27
28
28
29
27
Ha
«xa
a
a
i6
n a
a
29 a
24 a
H
li a
California, heavy,
'*
filtjjthin,
gg|ba<dotyp'd)gold*gall.l
12
lU>i
...
....
a
a
26
27
«ol<l
'•
SILK^'""'
&'<
82
S
(bag'.,"'" a
linseed, Cal.
40
88
S7
,«4
jiis
light...
MOLASSES-See
NAILS-
100
HEMP-*''""'"'*
Calcutta, buffalo.
30
45
3S
V
t4i
00
OQ12
keg. « 00a
3 50®
5 75®
5 65®
V
Crppor70(g'daprIme)*B
gold
tadder, Ft.K.\F.FV
ianaa, large Hake ...
laoDa, small daka...
{ttrille«(t,Ctl....
iltntK
.^^
20X
u
9X®
ji
00®n
2ta
20®
5
Pernambuco
Matamoras
60
70
85
85
19
40
ft
h'^K.rifle
Mei»l
Maracaibo
Maranliam
....a
80
Blasting (B). ...» 25
Shipping
Dry Salted Hides—
ai»i>i
•m1•^i
liaddpr,I)utel
30}<
4>ia
Ipecacuanha, Brazil'
'acdve
a
a
5 CO
4 00
G 50
report under Cotton.
12)4
g
87V
1«
a 71
a
a 21"
2 M) a 2 75
Castoroll
SIX® 23V
Chamomile dowers, v n ») a a
Chlorate potash ...gold
39 a
40
caustic soda
4 60 a
jarraway seed
'JorUndor seed
OJOhtneal, Hondur.,gold
Cochineal, Mexican. "
Copperas, American ....
Cream tartar, pr ...gold
Cubebs, East India...
Cutch
Epsumsalts
""
Sxtract logwood....
"
Feunellseed
/lowers, benzoin.. V ox'
Gambler. ...gold..* B.
00a
Soa
OU®
4
Herring, scaled. ...» box.
Herring, No. 1
Deer
Ma
1
bbl.
Sportliig.lnlftcanls'trs.llft
a jg^
Bleaching powder
8 87i<.a 4 10
Borax, ronned
i...
so m
31
Brlmstone.eru.Vtougld.... ®35 00
Brimstone, Am. roll Iplb
2Va
Brimstone, dor snlphur.
'"
i;ainphor,
crude
(In
„>>ona>
gold 20 a
21
Canthariaes * 100 »....
Carb, ammonia. In bulk.
Cardamoms, Malabar
*
•Jerrlng
60
;
rellned
4
GDNNY DAGS & CLOTH.-See special
aSK
1
.
Camphor
light..
middle.
• 4H
-
33
a
-
(bub.
Jleliip. fofiigVi!!,
2 IS
I.lnsiVfl, Aniir'ii ro
rouiih 2 14
, .
. .
LIns'd I al. Ill N.Y.ii bet 2
a
fi
38
middle
rough slaughter
^c, heavy
©22
quint.
"
"'
Benil'k, B. A.,
30 una
13 Oia 18 5G
19 (tta iO OO
cur. 55 Coa
gold ...
00
cur. 24 00a 80 10
Pickled scale
;<( bbl. 3
Pickled cod..
# bW. 6
Mackerel, No. 1, shore
:5
Mackerel, No. 1, Hay
12
Mackerel, No: 2, ••'
Mac'rel, No. 3, Mass., large. 7
Maekerel.shore, No. 2
8
Mac'rel, No. 3, Mass., med. 7
Mackerel, No. 1, HaHlii.t... 20
Salmon, pickled. No. 1
24
Salmon, pickled
* tee. 80
light
,
"
a
a
a
^S
86
34
crop, heavy
'
'
.'..'
GUNPOWDER—
a
^
a
Warn
2^Q
Annato. good to prime
30 a
Anthpony, reg. of... gold 12xa
Argols.crude
g
Irgols, rellned
gold 23 a
Iraenlc, powdered.
... a
Assafretlda
28 a
jJalaam CijplTl
Jlj^a
Balsam tola
97 a
italBam Peru
3 90 a
darkpetayo
a
Berries, Peralan... gold
85®
8 carb.80da,N'ca8tre" 4 10 a 4
Bl oUro. potash
i;
80
e
45
I
«i»
Aloes, Cape
Uoea, Socotrlne
"
;
8>i
North River
fl ft i|
a
FUUrrs— See special report.
CiKOCiiKLliS— bee special report.
:jo
Oak, slaughter, heavy ...
"
"
middle....
IB
1%
Clover...
Tbuotliy.
.?(!''•«*•
a ....
",ioM a ....
,— cash, 9>B^
••
LKATlIRK—
S3K
ft
,..! ..net. 9 26
.... ..
:
2
"la...
..gold.« 12^66 15
" • ia>t»« IS
..
Bar
7-1
3
Aftn
7o«ua 7260
Kngllta
7
S4J
40
a
a
American...
a
*
jr'
mii
s K)
4%
"^
^f"--
ai'a
Oem.an
if
""""^ a
Inch,....'!!"
8|>WI.'Sjl
Camwood ....gold, V ton. :00 OOa ....
Fustic, Cuba. "
"
Fustic, Tamplco
gold ....a ?1 00
«<
Fustic, Jamaica
"
rustic. Savanllla....,
....a 20 uo
Fustic, Maracnlbo...
...a 3UC0
Logwood, Laguqa...
80 00a 32 00
Logwood, UoiHturaa
».5«0a'.!»00
FLAX-
70
ai
44
50
12
64
42
DYE WOODS—
FISU-
Sj
l»
22
21
22
Ac, old
Sheathliik.yel. metai,aow
Sheathing,
pce.15 00
17 00
Vvd
•'
Drycod
Bolta
'^Irutert'old
„per
V
I,
1
Uarwood..
Sapaiiwood
SO
S2
ib
..,
T,,.. it
,
Pipe and sheet
9
a
a
9
a
a
„
a
34
.
Llmawood
report.
v
Sheathing, ne\7
a
ex. dry
DUCKKavena, light
Ravens, heavy
Scotch,Q*ck,No.
lOMi
f loo» «:j
.<lroae«d..cDr,
bAi'.T-"
Turks Istand<'..*bllab.
lkad-
98
Logwood, Tabasco..
Logwood, Bt. Dvmln.gald
Logwood, Jamaica
.
QnayaquU do
&
Vitriol, blue
n
iw'Milioo
Bheet, »liig..iloub.& Ireb,
Kng. (gold) V tun. 57 lua
ID
17
gold. 2 a7H(
"
Ji)^,
Oulpbate morphine, V oz i 3i
Tartaric acid (chrystal;
*ib.
52
„ gold
Verdigris, dry
sLis
IfallB.
W'u
It
.
Ralls,
" a
»
(*l p. c.)
HUfcar lead,
CoUon.No.
'
K)AI,-
!K
90
1
i
ti!
Tapioca
a
a ...
a W
„..
patent
«• iilr
AilAiimntlue
..pcriii,
1;..
Hoop
I'^xa
Alexandria
Soda anil
jfl
Kli
Slieet, Russia
a
a
;'6
-
(i
prime
w
I
"
BiMum, luiat ludla
Shell Lac
-
11
laoo
..
Kail, rod
(
8»raaparlllii,II.,KM,ln)i'd
I'.-i
lii-V*
M
1
(
RiMicku root
BiOiiia,
«i8(n
12 on
::::::!:,?«
...
40
^%i
2u
lOHi
-.
Mcx.
~
8!
«Toa»rai«ia,
'"LRUea,
rounCI
i
a
79
i 3S
.
,
r,'
a
A
III
I'rliiie
.
f
Porl
H
n
I
7 00
UulckHllrpr
8arH:iparillii,
No.
11,
•M.No.l
Koife
N„. I
M^i
t
8«((o, .
pc^arled
S 38
5 fj.
^ ^S
a n
a 19
17
lili
Pig.s, ,,i, i,
Bar,rriii,o<I,Eng.* Anisr.
BulaeraiuH.,
raluB
8al aininonUc, ruf. goM.
Sal auila, Ncwca«tlii. KM
-.7
,
prime
»
.
"
PliOHplioni*
... ,^A'4.
PrusAlnto potMli, Amor.
(jitlnliic, Attu'rioan
ICIiiibarl). t'lilna
Ktatt". tU'klnii. oliotoa
^
llrkliiH, tdiiInn tnir
liilf tlrklnii, cliolce.
rr
.
.
,
M
in oo
l« 00
.
!
'
Dpliim.Turkcy ....Kol'iL
OkHllcacUl .......,J8l*.
tSUO^auuU
PJilU.lt'l|ihla Iroiili
HIJ TTKK
]
"
u
7
a
sn
M
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..
.^uld
OllnoMlit
Oil iteriMmol
IIUKAIISTUKKS--See •ptiolal report.
lllilCKSi"innionh«ra
.
.
THE (JHRONKJLE,
to
#
THE tflRO^lCLE.
64
Cotton and Southern Cards.
R[gnev
Reese,
&r
Co.,
MOyrOOMERT, ALA.,
OTTOK BDirilVG,
OOidtllSSIOIV niERGH4ItrTS.
Cot to a and Southern Cards.
JACKSON, niss.
...President.
E. HELM
Cashier.
VAN HOOK
A BAKK 01? DISCOnNT AND DEPOSIT.
THOS.
St;itcs
fi
LA.
»ccnr»tely
,Z'^}^^"\^
ly Intercliaii-eable.
In »li
For a
54
t
&
Honda
Socurltiea. Gol I, Stocks, &o.
every description. bouKbt and sold ou uotnausalon.
NO.
COTTON BROKER,
STS!
VICKSB17RG, miss.
&
&
A. Young
R.
LCOTTON
St.
OFFICE
»8
Burton,
JOmf
Insxuance.
A\THOJ(T
SNTDBB.
8.
EbwakdN. Sntubs.
William
U.
^api/a/' {7oiD 00.000.000.
?/nl/»9SfaMr
/SOOOOO
sorTH
%zi
sc
Mobbwood.
Honded Warehouse
S.
&
Snyder, Son
ase
B.
Co.,
st, nkiv itork.
storage for
TEAS, MATTING, LIQUORS, and
Of every
CEDAB
BONOKU GOODS
don
& Lon-
& Globe Ins. Co.
St
FIRE INSURANCE.
North American
Fire Insurance Company
Railways.
Iron Ralls, Stevl Halls, Old Ralls,
Bessemer Plxlron, ^crap.
Steel Tyres, boiler plales, &e.
AGENTS FOR
The Bowling Iron Company, Bradford England.
The West Cumberland Hemati'e Iron Co., Worklne
ton England.
Supply all Railway Equipment and undertake
Railway business generally.
I'aacal
OFFICE
Stephen
Hjgginson,
NO. 87 BEAVER STREET.
Messrs.
TORK
BepresentlDif;
& CO., Batavia and Padang.
DUMMIER
CHAS. THOREL.&
••
Yokohama.
CLARICE, 8PENCE & CO., Galle & Colombo
C(l.,
BROADW^AV.
193
& 1429 Broadway.
INCORPORATED 1841.
SA»«/^.^f"**'^~^- - *soo,ooo 00
SURPL.CS ....... 29s!ii37 oa
Cash Capital andSurplus, July
$79S,a3^ 03.
1,18((9.
'
iMnres Property against Loss or Damage by Fire at
Policies issued and Losses paid at the Office of the
^SiS'^'Kru-^i't'^dTite"'*"^"""
R.
'' ">=n^''>'='pa'
W. liLEECKER.Pre-ildent
PlLACKstoNE. Vlce-Prcs't
>. • w-e rrcs t,
w YLLIS
CAHTER,
F.
H.
;.
GRlSiVOLD, General
Secretary,
Aitent.
RUO DE JANEIUO, BRAZIL.
Uepresoiited hi the United States by our House,
U'ritflit,
Bro-wn
No.
69
Si.
Co.,
STREET,
WALL
He nry Lawrence
$8,000,000, Gold
CHIEF OFFICE IN THE U.S.
»••. 40 and.43 "nne StrMt, New York.
Biljohn street.
CO.,
BOSTON,
PHILA.,
80 State street.
'iOS
So. 4th stres t
CAST STEEL RAILS,
CAST STEEL TYRES,
Cast steel Frogs, and
all
other
Steel Material for
Railway Use.
HOUSE IN LONDON:
N.tVLOR, BENXON * CO
34 Old Broad Street,
who give special
attention to orders for
Railroad Iron,
u well as Old Kails, Scrap Iron and Metals.
P.
riSKI
& Co.,
BROADWAY, NEW VORK,
)teel
NEW YORK
Iron Rails,
Old
RAILWAY
MANUFACTDBBRS OF GORDAOB
KKDNT
BTliKKT.
dt
Wlliam
I
MANOFACTlllCKlts OF
Oilman,
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SUPER CAKK. SODA,
Ij Old SUPi New Vork,
Rails,
AND
EQITIPjnENTS.
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NEW VORK
John Dwigrit
Rails,
& Sons,
POH EXPORT AND DOMESTIC
LONDO.V.
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NRW VORK.
NAYLOR &
NEW VORK,
40
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ALBX.
KHBBBOK POOTB,
lir.mch OHice«,
Cooper institute
and Steam
OFFICE AND WAREHO0SE8:
66 State Street, Boston,
AGENTS FOR
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Co.,
Irou Works, Pblladelpbla.
tias
4,660.
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Mftnufacturers of Wroapht Iron Tubes, Lap Weldt
iJoUer Flues. Gas Works Castlncs and Street
Mains, Artesian Well Pipes and Tools,
16
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&
Morris, Tasker
Everett & Co.,
P. O.
Railway Bonds and Negoclata Loans to
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deacriptioi'.
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AJfets in the
(IT CHINA AND JAPAN.
States 3)000,000. Advances made on consignments of approved mer
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chandlze.
45 William
Co.,
COB. OF WILLIAM ST.
niERCHANTS.
sell
Insurance at Lowest Rates.
The Liverpool
ST.,
GENERAL RAILWAY AGENTS AN*
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&
Kennedy
S.
Buy and
Peters '^'Airg,
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S.
41
SYCAMORE STREET,
Iron.
New Vork and
of Exchange on London and circular Notes
amounts to suit remitters or travelers.
J.
nEBCHANX,
ot
Orleans.
Bills
Bro.,
TOBACCO BROKERS,
Jesse W.
i-onraiSSION
NORFOIiK, VIRGINIA,
Co.,
BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
68
Pons
In
M. Kl.EiN, Casliier, Mississippi Valley
Bank, ViCbsburg.
to G.
Brothers,
Bay Cotton, Grain, &c.. on Comiujsslon.
Co.,
&
Railroad
Petersbure, Ta.
Reynolds
&
New York, Agentf
BARTHOLOMEW HOUSE, BANK, LONDON
COKNEU MULBKRUr AND WASHINGTON
Castleman,
OoTeroment
St..
Gilead A. Smith
ominlsxlon.
Fulkerson,
S.
H. Castlkkan,
Hawks
Pine
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liel'er
stock Brokers and Real Bstate Asents
COLUMBUS, GEO.
gauges and thorough
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Chos T. Parry,
P Heniev
Geo Burnham. Kdw. H. Wlllfaras. Ed. Longstretlf.
i'
Co.,
Buyers of Cotton
M. Morgan's Sons-
Ootton Factor,
&
PHILADELPHIA.
"Wta. P. Converse
&
Graham
John C.
(JENBRAL
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NEW ORLEANS,
1 .
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M. Baird
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Prompt attention Klveo lo having, selling ana I3a8
lug of plantations and other reil estate, payin-.; of
taxes, collecting rents, etc.
Arnold,
OOMMISSION mEBOHANT,
D.
BALDWIN
Freret,
ALAilAMA,&c.
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8IPPI,
M. A.
New Tort Corresponaonta
&
Davis
1871.
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Iron and Railroad Materials-
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AGENTS
AND GENERAL. LANUTEXAS, MISSIS
Kor the
Li.UlblANA,
Bank,
State
Capital
[July
AC.,
Fire and JVarlne
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Insnrance Stock,
Pine Street, corner of William Street, N.T.
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