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HUNT'S MERCHANTS' MAGAZINE,
REPRESENTING THE INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL INTERESTS OF THE UNITED STATESL
VOL.
NEW
12.
YORK, JUNE
Snonai Otvtu,
O. Fninoii
AiverCi9emflnt4 will be lasorted al tbe followlug
priced per line l^r eacti Inaerclon :
ordered
"
"
"
WceaU per lloe.
.16
"
U
than 4 tlmei
tloieeorraoro
leas
'*
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9
13
H
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M
•
BANKING HOUSE OF
(Comer of Cedar
Advertisements will bare a ravorable place when
llrs put In, but no promise of continuous Insertion In
the best place can De Klveu, aaall advertisers must
aare equal opportunities.
DANA &
CO.,
FUBLISHKR8,
19 * 81 William St., N T,
terms ot Snbserlptton ••«
pace.
McMahan &
And
in
.
cent per annum.
uF DEPOSIT Isanad, bearing Fodb
Eer cent Interest, p*yable on demand, or alter
UKUriKICAl'KS
Texa*.
WAtLIB, VlC6-Pre«t.JI
alphonsk lavti.
Cashier.
Texan Bauklne and Innurance Co.
GAi,VEsrON.
t-iSSjOOO
Cash Capital,
DIKECTOKS: .1. M. Brandon, J. C WalUs, K. B,
liBbbock, M. Quln, K. s. Jciuison, M. W. Baker, Leon
STan, Oeo. Bennelder, K. S. WUUs, T. A. Oarj, W. B.
Wall, Rob't. MUU, T. J. U. Anderson.
Special attention given to collections at all points
In tun State, and remittances promptly made,wIthont
nay charge except customary rates or exchange.
I
We
;
Ko. 53
all ao-
UlrtBOTOKS: W. J. Hutchlos* P. W. Gray, A. J.
Burke. Cor. Kunla, W. M. Klce, K. U. CusbluK,
BKNJ. A. BuTTS, Pri-aldent.
National Bank of Texas
GALVESTON,
CoUecUons made on all accessible points.
M. KOPPKKL. President.
Vlce-Pres't,
CHABLXS F. NOYBS, Assistant Cashier.
Bank.
.r o-__,....(.,.t. I Amer. Bi. National
Y. CorrespondenU, j j„,p ^ Traders Nat. Bank.
^
F.
BA88BTT,
BA9SETTBANKEBH.
A:
Brenham, Texas.
coninissioN kiebchant.
Lock Box
P.
R.
B»»n««t, Atty'n at
Neiv Orleana.
3S(.
&
Nassau
St.,
& Co.,
Neiv York Cltf,
I
Telerrsphl: Transfer* of Money to and l^om London, Paria, Sna Franolaeo, Havana, *e.
Current Aocoonta received on such tanns as
agreed upon.
any b
warding
Ralls.
t
State
KniTon roz,
t
Kenyon
Cox
&
Co.,
BANKEBS & BBOKEBS,
n WALL STRBBT.
BANKING HOUSE OF
Kountze Brothers,
14 Wall Street.
Ing Railroads
RA1LR<JAI>— 10 per Cent.
FORT W/lVNE JAL'ESON AHD
SAOtNAW
Oovnmmann SaeartUe* Songht and lold.
Cubbed ge
&
Co.,
STOCK BBOKEBS,
New
Wall Street
York.
M«cks and Bonds
BOUGHT AND SOLD ON COMMISSION.
J. P. WILLIAM^
Member of
MACON, OA.
Make
do n Uenemi
Brokeragn BoAmss.
Collections, end
«
1ln nttB
Md
BBFCB to EAST BIVBB RATIOIIAL BJlXK.
A, D. Williams
A. DBNIS-N WILLIAMS.
&
Hazlehurst,
BANKEBS AND BBOKEBS,
RAII/-
ROAD—e per cent.
New Tcrk.
Deposits received from Banks and lodlvldnal*. anb
•et to cheek at algbt. and Intvaat nllownd thorsoa nl
annom.
KlUR PER CENT per
Collections made thronghont the United SUM*. Iks
antlah Provineee and Bnrop*.
BuaD— 10 pw cent.
LEAVENWORTH. LAWRENCE AND GALVESTON
It.
CO.,
Dahiii. Dssw,
> General
Hog.cs MAMPn.,
Wn. H-HoTOBikaox,) Partners, bpeclal Partner.
BBOAD BTRKET.
on Commission the Bonds of the follow-
CHICAGO, BURLINGTON AND QUINCY RAILROAU AND ITS UKA^CUK8-Speroenl.
BURLINGTON AND MISSUUKI RIVER RAILROAD
(IN IOWA)—* per c«nu
BURLINGTON AND MISBOURI RIVER RAILROAD
^lS NKBISASKA)—Spercenu
KANSAS CITY, ST. JOSEPH AND COUNCIL
BLUFFS RAILROAD-ttand lOper cent.
MISSOURI RIVtfh, FURT SCOTT AND GULF BAIL-
W
CALLAWAY *
Government Secnrltlea, Stocks, Bonds and Gold
boncbt and sold on the most liberal terms. MrrcltaoV
Bankers and others allowed 4 per sent on deposilal
The most liberal advances made on Cotton, Tobn«4!f«r
ac, consigned to ourselves or to our correspondent
Messrs. K GILLIAV A CO., LlvernorL
Higginson,
&
BROKERS
Government Secaritlen, Storkn,
and Kallroad Bonds,
Co.,
CORUSISSION UEBCHANTS,
WILSON,
IN
Sell
Co.,
Government SeenrlUea, Stoeks, Bonds and Got<
binght and sold on oommnslon.
Chase
NO.
&
Bankern and Comnalnslon merchants.
No. M BROAD STREET, NEW YOl:K
EXCHANGE, COTTON, ETC.
BANKEBS AND
BBTAV, TKXAS.
1 1
I8Si;B CIRCITLAR notes AND CIRCULMt
Letiers or Credit available and payable In all tho
PIIIN<:IP.\L CITIES OK
HE WOULD; also In the
Onlted States, Canada and West Indies.
Particular attention given to Becelvlog and For
Law,
Brennam, Texas.
Smith
No.
win purchase
Correspondents;
Salveaton ^BaU,U!nt«blinn,* Co; New Urlean.— Pike,
Brother 4k Co. New York— Dncii an. Bhenuan A Co.
*
WILLIAM 8TRKBT. NEW YOKK.
Charles G, Johnsen,
Houston— Vlret National Bank;
;
Duncan, Sherman
LATE
Advances maae on approved secnrltles.
Bpeclal raclllCies fui DetcotlatlnK Cummerclal Paper.?
OoUecC^Oiibotli Inlvnu and lurel«n prompUymade.
ForelKU uid Domeitlc Loans NesoUated.
Boy and
HENDLEY,
BROADWAY.
4,9n.
R. T. Wilson
Co.,
'Dealer* In Btlls of Rxcbange, OoTernmenU, Bonds'
KoclcR, Gold, Comm^rciAl Paper, aad all NeKotUble
Sec art ties.
lotsrest allowed OD Deposits labject to Sight Dralt
orCtaeok.
Texas,
eMslbie DOlDts.
Sarle*
&
SOUTTER
HOI7STON,
give special attention to collections on
J. J.
aeceselble points In tbe
Dividends
and Coupons also collected, and alt most promptly
accounted for,
0Rl>Blt8 promptlv executed, for tbe pnrvtnue and
sale of Gold also, Government and other Secorltlee, on commission.
INFOUMATIUN fnrnlshed, and purchases or exchangee of Securities made for loveators.
NBOOTIATIONS of Loans, and Foreign Ezehnnge
Capital, «37S,000.
Houston,
ill
United States, Canada and Europe.
HANKERM,
THE OIT¥ BANK OF
Box
xed dates.
COLLECTIuNS made on
Co.,
M
J. 0.
la
eHeoted.
We bare prompt and reliable correspondent* at all
the principal pointe tbrongbout this H'ate, and upon
•11 collections payable In Oils City or Houston, make
no charge for collecting, and only actnal charge upon
Interior collections. Immediate and prompt attenilon
£lTen to all bnslness entrusted tons. Kefer to Nat.
Park Bank, Howes & Mscy, and Spofford Tlleaton &
Nat. Bank, Boston, rue Lepeyre & Bro.,
Co., N. Y.,
M. O., Drexel * Co., Phila.
J. H. BKANDOS, PreS't..
n. o. I.AOVB. Secretary,
74
street.)
received rom Individuals, Firms, Banka
Bankers and Corporations, subject to cneck at
and Interest allowed at the rate ot FouB per
ForelKn and Comeatlc Exchange,
GALVBSXON,
And denlon
OOTEBRHENT SBOVBITIES,
slKbt,
Banker*,
Dealers
STOCK AND GOLD BROKER B.
0<POS1TS
Texas Bankers.
T. H.
Dodge & Moore,
BANKEBS,
P. n.
Inch.
t^" For
Co.,
STKEET,
NO. 2S NASSAi;
It the ulrertHement occnplee one column or opwards, a discount of 15 per cent on tbese rates will be
allowed.
Space U measured In agate type, U lines to tbe
6tta
&
Geo. Opdyke
«
XVJK, B.
Wa. A. Braraaas
OrDTxn
•
10
••
SI
Bankers and Brokers.
Bankers and Broken.
!2lbt)ertt9cmcnt3.
U
NO. 310
1871.
3.
I
the
Member or
the
York Stock Exchange N. York Stock Exchaagn,
I
OHN PoNDIR,
J<
BROKER,
In GovemBent Bands, Bzckanc*,
Gold and Stoeks,
No. M KXCUANUK PLACE,
Partlcniar atlsntlon glvsn to th« sagoUaUoa Qt
tuiiw.v and other Corpomt n Loans.
tTnloa aad OsnlnTrasUe Bead* sad Sloet • a mti
etnlty.
;
THE (mRONJCLE.
674
BABKKY.
O.
BAYMOHD.
O. H.
Barney,
Raymond &
Banken and
FOSTKB.
». D.
Co.,
Wlliam
PUIiESTON, BAlTniOND & Co.
No.
BANKERS,
.
W
A
L:;S T
1.
1!
'-0
Insurance Stock,
Nevr Vork.
York, January
New
Kork,
BKOAU ST.
SUMS
available In
all
To execute
P. O.
Box
TRANSFERS OF MONEY
to transact any business pertaining to an
JAY COOKE &
LOCKWOOD
Bonds Gold and
Oliver coin ijought and Sold.
Special attention given to Mercbants orders lor
94
Co.,
Bankers and Brokers,*
New York,
Transact a Ghnkkal Bankino Bubinkss, and give
particular attention to tlie i'UKCHAsK AN1< SALK
OFGOVKKNMBlST.bTAT-fiANDiiAlLUOADSiiOU;8 Wall Street,
KITIKS.
•— UeDOSlts received
Stout
Bublect to cbectc at sUht.
&
Dickinson,
BROAD
New
Oor. Excbange Place,
York.
Gold, Stock and Bonds
Government
uouglit and Bold ou commission. Acconnta received
and Interest allowed on balances, wliicb may be
J
B.
HOWARD
ol N. Y.
DICKINSON, Member
C.
and Gold
Willi AMs & Gu ion,
63 Wall Street, Nc%v York.
TRAVKLLEltS ano COMMKUCIAL CKKriTS
ISSC ED, avail hie la all parts of Europe, &c. BILLS
ft
OK EXCHANGE drawn
in
sums
to suit purchasers
also Cable transfers.
Country Bankers can he supplied with Bills ol hx
change, in large or small amounts, on the print-ipal
cities of Kurope, also » lib Tickets for lassate from,
or to. Europe, bv the GUION LINK of Mall f-teumers
Alex. 8. Petrle
Co.,
^k
Culon & Co.
Liverpool.
Loudon.
road Stocks and Bind*, and
&
Lawrence,
I
&
ISSUE
Commercial and Travelers Credits
Samuhl Lawrknok.
Wm. Parkkr,
Member of N. Y. Stock Exchange and Gold Board.
Parker
NO. 5»
«>tbe
on eomimlsslou.
securities,
Parker,
Available In
parU
ol the
world
Bliss
&
Co.,
ISSUE
CIRCULAR NOTES,
WALL STREET, NEW YORK.
Stocks, Bonds and Gold Bought and Sold on Commission. Dealers in Aaierlcau and 1- oreigu Gold and
Silver, Government Securitiss, «ic. Collectiona made
In all parts of the Country.
all
Morton,
BROKERS,
&
& Co.,
WALL STREET,
Brown Brothers
(iuned an
paid free sf Commission) and letters o
t'redit foi
TRAVELLERS,
AI.SO,
DICKINSON, late
Gold ExclmnKe.
State
respondents.
"beoked lor at sigbt same as at r!uuk.
Shoe and Leather Bank
A V 8TODT, President Nat.
President Tenth Nat. Bank.
i'LATT K. DICKINSON, Member
New York
and
ADVANClCii MADE UPON CONFIGNMENTH CK
CO'lTON, and other Produce to Ourselvea or Cor-
Co.,
business, InclndInK tke purchase and sale
ot Government and State Bonds. Rail-
No.
Securities,
Sell Massackussetts
Transact a General Banking
BANKERS
STREET,!
Sterling Credits,
Government Securities Stocks Bonds
tought and sold strictly on Commission.
BROADWAY.
Snccessors to Kellogg
BANKERS)
125
&
CO.
BANKERS,
Cola.
Cammann &
Buy and
American Banking House In London.
3,328.
Securities, StociiB,
And
orders In Securities,
38
•Government
STATE STREET, .BOSTON
DEALERS IN COMMRRCIAL PAPBR.
TO UAEK
And
R. L. Edwards,
Co.,
York.
EXCHANGE ON LONDON
the world
C:ABLE
MO.
S8
New
Stocus.
parca ol Karope.
AND BROKER,
BANKER
WALL STKEET, HKW YOUK.
62 Wall Street.
and
Co.,
LOMBARD STREET. LONDON,
rraTelerii,
Letterit of 4'redit lor
&
Blake Brothers
STERLING EXCHANGE,
all tbfi principal cities of Germany, Switzerland
Kngland, Krance, Swedcu, Norway, Holland, belgiutu, KusHia, Italy, bpain, Ueuuiark, &c.
luue
2, 1871.
COMMRUCIALCRRDITS and CIRCULAIt LK.TTRRS
FOR TRAVELERS, available in all parts ol
SUIT
TC»
Europe,
.Credits for Travelers In
We are prepared to purchase and sell
tjOlp«l«, Saxoajr,
85 BKUHL.
AND
DRAW IN
N«. 41
N. Y.,
Exchange on Paris and the Union Bank ol London, in
sums to Buit.
Subscription agents lor the Cbeoniclk in Paris.
Jay Cooke,
McCuUoch &
Knauth, Nach od &Kuhne
V A N K K R 8,
WILLIAM STREET,
WALL STHKKT,
New
In Connection with thb Hoobk or
KB T,
Co.,
ibsbk;
Pine Street, corner of William Street, N.T.
46
10
19
AN1>
Leonard, Sheldon&Foster
&
PARIS, LONDON. BOSTON^
DIALIB in
Fire and Marine
3, 1871.
Bills.
Oilman, Bowles Brothers
C.
INS.UBANCE SCRIP,
Brokers,
5 Wall Street,
Lite
Foreign
Bankers and Brokers.
Bankers and Brokers.
H.
[June
ol N.
ALIllXANDEK
WILLIAM
&
iflHITIl
CU.
Stock and
BANKERS,
Y. Stock
No. 40 WTall Street, Neiv York.
Kxcbauge.
JOS S SlO
DEPOSITS
COnmERCIAL CREDITS,
Available in
all parts of
the world on
MORTON, ROSE t CO'
LONDON.
received and Interest allowed at beat
Current Kates.
_
GOVKRNMKNT and STATE SKCURITIKS.GOLD
W.
G. Chittick,
No. 35 WAILI- STREET, NEW YORK,
Buys and
Sells,
on Commission,
Commercial Paper, Sterllug ExchauKe,
KAILKOAD BONDS, STOCKS,
COLLECTIONS
And
Winslow, Lanier
&
King,
ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS.
No. 262 Broadway.
&
Co.,
&
Tapscott, Bros.
Co.
PINK STREET,
NEW YORK.
Receive the accounts ol Interior banks, bankers,
corporations and Mercbants.
Agents for the sale ot City, County and liailroiHl
Bonds. Isaue I.«'.tters ol Credit for foreign ravel.
Lester M. Clark.
Jos. C. Walcott.
Clark Walcott
Issue Sight Drafts and Exchange payable in a
parts ot Great Britain and Ireland.
Credits on W, TAPSCOTT & CO., Liverpool. Ad
yances made on consignments. Orders for Gov
ment Slocks, Bonds and Merchandize executed.
BANKERS,
27
Edwin James
approved Secnrllles.
made, and Loans Negotiated.
M SOUTH STREET, NEW YORK.
Banking Business.
Loans Negotiated and Investments made on Favorable Terms. Orders for Stocks and Gold carelully
executed at tbe Regular Boards. Prompt attention
given to every branch ot the business.
bought and
ADVANCES made upon
(Government Securities, dec, dec.
Transacts a General
etc.,
Sold on C^ouunlsaion.
David B. Sickles"
&
Co.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
No. 29 Broad Street.
We buy and sell STOCKS. GOLD and GOVPKNMK<JT SftCURlTIKS also, STATE, CITY, COUNTY,
and liAILROAD BONDS on Commission.
Tucker, Andrews
&c
Co.
62 Wall Street,
JAS.
W. TUCKER &
Rue
Scribe, Paris
CO',:
-
BANKERS.
Issue Letters ol Credit.
Draw Bills on Paris.
Buy and Sell Bonds and Stocks in London, Par
and Fraukfort and ueffotlate Loans on same.
;
Eppclal attention given to Volnntnry and Invf>lun.
»nry Bankruptcy, and arrangiments between Creditors
P. O. box 4,008.
end Debtors.
John Munroe
No. 8 Wall Street,
&
Co.,
New Vork,
Weiicgotiale Loans for Sl'ATKS, TOWNS, KAILother CORPORATIONS.
Interest allowed on Deposit Balances subject to
ht drafts.
ROAD and
Dividend Notice.
Offiob of Nobtdbbv Light Oil Company, 1
V
No. 38 Bboadway, Room No. a,
Nkw Tobk, May 25, 1871. )
Dividend of Seven and One-Half per Cent on the
ssaesClicular Letters of Credit for Travellers, and
Dr»w
Bills
on
Munroe &
Co.,
NO. 7 RUK SCRIBE, PARIS.
jpayaMe In Gold or Equivalent.
A THIS DAY
canU»l stock of the Northern Light Oil
been declared payable on
Ist pext. The transfer books will be
Saturday, May JJth, Inst,, at 3 P. M„ and
has
June
June
Company
and after
closed on
reopened
2.
By
order,
C.
W. BPBTON,
Treaaorer.
Agency of the
BRITISH NOHTII
BANK OFAinEKICA,
REMOVED TO
48
WALL STREET.
Commercial Credits Issued for use lo Europe, China
Japan, the itast and West Indies, and South Amerlos.
Demand and Time Bills of Exchange, payable In
London and elsewhere, bought and sold at curreu
rates, al8<) cable Transfers.
.
,
,
Demand Drafts on Scotland and Ireland, also on
Car ada, British Columbia and San Francisco. Bills
busUiess
transacted.
BankiuK
coUected,',and otuer
APCU. McKLrfl^AY, J *'*'"*
:
June
—
:
THE CHRONICLH.
3, 1871.J
«T5
BoftWi Bankan.
Pag
age, Richardson
SottthWTB' Bftnksn.
& Co.,
Second National Bank, Edward C. Anderson,
Jr.
HANKKIt<i,
TO Stale Hlrent,
Hoaloa.
». •
TITUSVILLB, PBNN.,
L'rtHlltA llDUVil
IV. 1
The
Vltr Uauk,
AND
Urnaon 4c no,
Kottrrl
ITIiiiiroB
Ulrculat NuteH
J
A
:
Co.,
sell
VO N S
HTOK
all
KSTABLISUKD
Cobb,
II 1 It
K BTKKftT,
W. Wheatley &
J.
Co.,
BANKKR8 AND BROKKK8,
AHBRICDS. OA.
a Ksnrral banking boslaaac. Cotton parehaaed
on order. Collections made and promptly ramltted
&
Co.,
B&MKBIU,
WMt
_lfiO
M»ln 8tre«t.
I«oatoTlll«.
Ky^
dsiilen
F. Hewson,
STOCK BROKER,
BAHILKIM,
Wood *
Co™ New York.
Southern Bankers.
Western Bankers.
A.
OOVKRNinENT BONDS.
COLLECTIONS KIADB
8
UnM
Bank,
made on al parU of
Collections
the United BUtaa.
STAIKS AND F1N&.SC1AL AUBNT.
W. H. WiiXABD, President.
C. Dawar. Caahlai
J. C. BLAkB Asat^Cashler.
(Snecesiaors to 8.
&
JONES a CO
PITT8BDRGH,
Bny and
sell all
Co.
,
PA.
Klnda of Railroad, City and other
securities.
CoUecUons solicited and promptly remitted
at all
made and promptly remitted
In South Carolina
aeceMlbe
Naw TOBK CosusFOHDiirra
PUR SALS
&
&
IsBELL
Chloago, lU.,
Son,
InsttrsDco Scrip,
BANEKRS,
Will make Inveatments for Corporations, Estates and
ludlTldiuls and negotiate Real BstaM Loans, Commercial Paper, Railroad uoods and citoclu, and othen
Correspondent
Bank and Kallroad Slocks,
Ducurrent Bank Notes,
Land Warrants,
Bonebt and Sold
Slate and City Notea,]
8uie and City Wurranta
United btatca Bonds.
Mutilate*) Currency,
commercial Paper,
on Cona
ezcl naively
mlaalon.
Special attention to collections.
New Tork
Levy
Neiv Orleans, La.
Gold and SIlTer Coin,
TALLADEGA, ALABAMA,
FINANCIAL AGENTS
ANDRBAL K3TATB LOAN BROKERS,
H.
E.
BROKERS,
Hi ORAVIBR 8TBKKT.
R. H. Ubbli.
ISBXI.L.
Co.,
&
L.
J-
iO.
jAinS
for.
for.
Henry Cle«s&Ca..
Konntze Brothers,
J. M. Welth * Arents.
CHBOKS ON LONDON AND PARIS
King
National
IVILIIIINGTON, N. O.
B»
COLLECTIONS ON ALL ACCESSIBLE
POINTS
points and remitted lor on day of payment.
Field,
Walxo, t;aauar.
James T. Brady
O.
Uncurrent Bank Notes, Bonds, Stocks, Specie
change, Ac, &c., DouKht and sold.
all
A. K.
B. BtraaiTss, Preat.
OIESIONATSU DKPOSITOKY OF THK UHITKD
Kaufman,
C.
CHARLESTON,
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
and
if.
BANKER AMD BROKER,
Co.,
110 Weat Foartk Street.
SILVER
Bryea
Raleigh National Bank
OF NORTH CAROLINA.
on Cammicaloa.
GOliD,
— Maaara. Wm.
Offlce No. 21 West Third street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Refer to: All Cincinnati Banks, and Messrs. LOCK-
Transact a Keneral Banking ana Exohaoffe bnslne^a
Dciadtng f urcliaae aad tela of Stocka, Uoada, Oold
&
Correspoadeals
Co.
W. M.
PHII.ADKI.PHIA.
&
New Tork
First
BKJAMisoyfcCoJ
GiLMORE, DUNLAP
*
In
Forelirnaad Domoslic Bxctianice, Ooverament HonUs
aadallLocal Securities, tilve prompt attentlOD lo
ooUeoUoiiA ftod orders for laventiDeot ol nindd.
Dealers in
LAwaaava Baua.a
'roapondsuts:
'
•8,410.800
Morton, Galt
108
eonaimmrnts of t'ouaa.
Do
Philadelphia Bankers.
•tc.
Bpaalal atlaatloji (l*ea to
(fold, Sioeks, Bonds and Furniau aad VtmiSml
haahaBBa, boaahl and sold.
Cnllecti.Mi. promptly rnmlttAd for
<"
(or(hapttrchas«ioi b.ieaof Prodeee
ail'
Prompt attention fuarsntrnd.
'I
1837.
boud».
ty
Merchant,
Bawannah, Ua.
This Bank, harlnir reorxanlied as a National Bank
Is now prepared to do a guucral baiiklnjc business.
OorernmentBeourltlea, Coin, Oold Oustand Bullion
bouxbt and sold at current rates. Special attention
Jlren to collections tbroanhout the West
AMM* H. BuTToa, Prea. CBAS. K. Oioaaow. y Pnat
dwabb r. CviTis Caahler
BOSTON,
Weaterm VUj and Comi-
Commission
Prea't.
In St. Louis.
parta of
Capital paid In
&
OK
36
MW.OOCI.
CHAS.
NATIONAL BANK OF THE STATE
OF niSSOURI.
S
Travelara la
Kurupu auU lh« Kaat,
Parker
IIYDK, Cashier.
C.
<'o,
avztitivi)lf i>)r
UANKURS,
Buy aud
aud UvpualU
VLONOeN
BANKKB, FACTOR AND
saOO.OflO
deposited with U. B. Trsaanrar to secara Clronlallon
t
t>lt
Andre &
ninrriiard,
.....
Capital
or Kxclmiixo, and ConiuiKrrlitl
iiiior
anil Travcleri
.—HOWES A UACY.
Particular attention ptid to Settlement of State aad
City Tai«is.
STATE OF ALABABIA.
Beeorltlea.
Jbo.J.Coobh,
The City Bank
Befsr by permlsalon, In CHICAOO, to
r. COOLBAUOH. President Union Nat. Bank,
8. M. Nld^KRSUN President Plr«t Nat. Bank.
W
OF SELMA.
p.
&
CoUeetlons oiada on
Samuel A. Gaylord & Co.
Capital
-
-
-
-
-
WM.
P.
ARMSTRONG, Cashier.
JNu. W. LOVK, Assisiani Caahler.
N.Y.Currespondent— Importers and Traders National
SAINT LOUIS MO.
all
parte ol the United Stataa
SIOO.OOO
JA8. ISBKLL, of Talladega, President.
stock and Bond Brokers,
HO. 3J3 NORTH THIRD 8TRKKT
Jobs Jat CoiBii.
UCOKBit,
Sons,
NO. J. Cohen
J
dc BROKERS,
BANKERS
ALUDSTA, UA,
John Craig,
Banker, Ansnata, Oa.
Rspeclal attention paid to the purchaae aad sale ot
Uold, Bank Nutes,Bonda,8toe>s,Foreliri and Uomaatlcfxch ntfe. coUectiona made and proceeds prompt.
ly reuiliteu.
Trust
California
T. J. Perkins,
BAMKKR,
EVFAVLA, ALABAKIA.
Co.,
ta CALIFORNIA STKKBT, SAN FRANCISCO.
KXCHANOB, BANK N0TK8 AND COIN BOCUUT
BANKERS,
Oaalan
in
AND BOLU.
Bxchange, A«:intt in Financial and Trnst
Collections
Business
made on
all
President.
aeeeaalble
polau
aiCtlRT
L.
DAVIS.
I
D.
W.
Fowler
llONTOOMERTJbU'A,:
J. O. kldrldne, 8.
Booth, c. J. Ueerlnx, F. S. Weatfnger, W. B. Cmnmluics, II. L. Davis, 0. H. Plum,
nm. Blackwood, c. S. Hobba, A. D. Moore, Tyler
11.
Kumi
Caahler,
Bank,
AKD DEPOSIT,
VICK8BORO, HISS.
DlSCOUirr
aBO.
L.
aoLns,
Holmes
&
Macbeth,
STOCK AND BUND BHOKSSB.
CUAULBSTOR. 8.O.
Key box M.
U. Uosenbauui,
k«t, J. H. Ualrd,
Beydenfeldt,
Sommerville,
Bpeelal attention liTan to purchaae of Cotton.;
W. H. Sharp, J. C.
W. Hathairay, U. Barroli-
.lolin Cnrri-y,
Crlni. C.
&
BANKERS & BKUKKHSt,
Trnateea
H. H. Haizht.
JuboWD, Samuol
eao. M.
9. T. Correapoadant.— BaaK of IBa Manhattan Co.
R. H. BoHKBaTiu,*.
Wn. Fowtaa.
Caauier,
C. THOMPSON.
C. C. Flowbbbbb.
Vloe-Preaident.
Mississippi Valley
In the
Southern Slates.
I
Preslasnl.
A BANK OF
INTKRK9T ALLOWKD ON DEP0SIT8I
niONEir TO LOAN,
strong Vault* lor Sale Depoelta.
OBN A. Klbib,
CBAS.
J.
Vloe-PresX
PresX
Merchants
CorUs.
NKW TORK CORRBSPONDKNT
Joe. B. Bbab
Cash-r.
T, P. Bjaaiiaa,
J. JBirxnis,
&
Planters
NATIONAL BANK,
nrat National Bank ar New Vorki
AUGUSTA, OA.
j
Cash Capital,
......
Spaciat altentlgu paid to CoUacUons.
$a00,0»0
«..
P.
OV
KXCBANOB BASK
B • T,
AUOOSTA. OA.
BoBlkara BeeBrillaa ol eran daaerlptl ee. yla.t Da
earreai Ba^Motaa ; Mala, (3«y * KaUrvad Stoaka.
Booda aad Coopoaa;
BF*Oolla>tlcSBaMda la an parte o( tUa Slata **aa*
Buaih Carolina aad remitted lor on day ot.i
—
UoB, at eorreat rata «l
Maw lerk
Ki-<iiain«.
THE CHRONICLE.
6^6
New
Orleans Cards.
[June
Financial.
Financial.
NATIONAL
Union National Bank Commercial
Bank,
OF
New
This Bnnk, organized under tbe general law 01 Con*
gress, with Us capital oi
Bank
This
Is
now open
Intact, Is
now fuUy prepared
with tlietaciiittes of a local circulation on wliicli tlie
interest accrues to our people, we respectlully solicit
a portion of your Business.
M. M. SIMPSON,
mon &
VAN BENTHUYSEN,
WALTEK PUGH,
(of Salo- r.
VlUTOlt MKYEli,
JOHN PHKLPS,
E. F. LA VILLEBKD VRE B. M. PON u,
W. HART WELL,
H. W. FAttLKY,
LEOM QOUCUAUX,
B. J. VKNABLBS,
CARLJ KOHN. Pre^ident,
THEO. HELLMAN, Vice Pres't,
(of Seligman Uelimau & Co.)
JAMES CBALAROK, Cashier.
W.
Fazindb.
P. O.
BROKERS,
Oc
IW Cullectlous
ACCRUED INTEREST. To
solicited.
Chas. Hopkins.
Thos. W. Sims,
Leroy Brewer,
Ifaac Goldsmith,
A, Proskauer,
A. G. McCants.
J. C. chamnerialu,
G. M.Paiker,
DRAKE BROTHERS,
Wm. Miller,
H. F. Wilson,
A. R.Murray,
Frohiicbstein,
ixcbanee.
New fork Correspondents
& Co.
:
&
Trevor
Colgate, Mor-
BANKERS, 16 Broad
G. M.
D.
HUBBARD, Cashier.
President.
Parker, Vice-President.
GReat Western Railway
Bank
tlie
Capital.. $600,000 lilmlt,.. $1,000,000
Prompt attenlion given to Collections npon all points
|
In ttio Soathern States.
Collections free of cnarice
other than actual cost upon distant places.
Kemlttauces promptly made at current rates of
exchange on the day ot maturity.
Kxchauge purchased snd sold upon all points.
SAMUEL H. liENNEUy, Pies't
E. KIGNEY, Vlce-Pres't.
CHAS.L.C. DDPUT Cashier.
Bank
National
OF
NEVr ORLEANS, LOUISIANA.
ALUS. WUELBSS, President,
J AS. N. BBADLES,
Vice-President.
LINE,
A
FORTY FOUR MILES.
distance of about
Coerbsposdiht:
NINTH NATIONAL DANE.
Bankers and Brokers.
Bailey,
JOSEPH PRICE,
ble line
SrEAlH-
SHIP MANAGERS, ENGINEERS. MASTER MECHANICS, AND ALL INTERESTED IN THE PROGRESS OF AMERICAN INVENTION. - Weston's
" SPECIALTY"
Caab paid at once for the above Securities or tbey
will be sold on commission, at sellers option.
STEAM, AND COMPLETELY CONSUMI.MO ALL
no.
&
same as wlta
ADVANCES made on all marketable securities.
THE
BEST
Co.,
Market Rates
ALL UNITED STATES SECURITIES'
MERCHANTS, BANKERS
Solicit accounts from
End others, and allow interest
ject to Sight Dralt.
on daily balances, sub-
niake collections oa favorable terms
and promptly execute orders for the purchase or sale
of
Gold, State, i Federal,
Securities.
9 Wall Street,
FINANCLAL AGENTS OF THE R. &
YORK
SECURITY
and Railroa
O.
COMPANY.
DESIRABLE
Home
IN
THE
Securities,
OFFICE OF
WORLD.
For Sale.
GEO. K. SISTARE,
Edwaei> Haisht,
Late Pres't of the Nat'nal
Bank of Commonwealth,
24
I
I
Kdwabd Hatght,
Member
BANKERS,
is
Jb.,
ol
MORTGAGE
Gold Bonds
Co., 7 Per Cent
OF THE
DTalklll
corner of Nenr
WE TRANSACT A GENERAL BANKING
NEt^S, receiving deposits on which
and subject to checK at sight.
BROADWAY,
ol Capitalistsrand Investors generally
FIRST
BANKERS,
St.,
Clark,
141
invited to the
N. Y. Stock Exchange.
&
&
Mead
NASSAU STREET.
Edward Haight
No. 9 IVall
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
No. 32 Broad Street, New York.
CO.,
*
THIRTY YEARS TO RUN.
BRITISH PROVINCES
Sell at
tor sale by,
EDWARD HAIGHT &
Croton Water Stock
SEVENS, (7>s,)
CERTIFICATES ol Deposit Issued bearing Interest
COLLECTIONS msde at all poiott at tba UNlCtJ
Buy and
Bonds
The attention
theOlty Hanks.
&
prevents the construction of a competing line.
The 26 miles of road operated for three mouths is
already paying net earnings equivalent to 7 per cent
gold on its cost of construction and equipments. The
issue of Bonds is liinlte dto $20,1X10 per mile of COMPLETED ROAD, the coupons payable in gold in this
city. Price of the Bonds, 90 In currency.
Full particulars of the above may be had of, and the
corner of Prince street.
No.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE and GOLD bonght and sold
on the most iavoralile terms.
INTEREST allowed on deposits either In Currency
Taussig, Fisher
invaluable
Tbe Press are respectfully invited.
Elijah Wkstojt,
Waltbe Campbell,
Wm. W. Vandkebilt,
James Wadswoeth.
M EXCHANOB PLACE.
or Gold.sublect to check at sight, the
it
;
Co.
STOCKS, BONUS, GOVERNMENT SECURITIES,
nil
thereby rendering
and which are now in suceestiul operation ou the
South Side Railway, of Long Island in Grant's Locomotive Works, Paterson. N. J.; in Bull'alo, .and in
Chicago— will be illustrated by the Patents, Models,
Drawings, and certified results, by calling at the office
of Wm. W. Vanderblit, late General Superintendent
Pacific Mall Steamship Company, No. 5C9 Broadway,
;
Gibson, Casanova
BANKERS
that can be found.
It passes through the Cement, riag-5tone and Lumber regions of Ulster County, and the rich agricultural
bottoms ot Delaware and Green counties, all of which
have not heretofore been.reached by railroad facilities,
and from which sections the fonnation of the country
Improved Boiler—SAVING ONiC-TIJIRD OF THE
FUEL NOW USED IM THE GK.^JBKATIUN OF
NEnr
IBuys and Sells
This Road covers 100 miles of the most direct possibetween the Great Lakes and deep-water
navigation on the Hudson River, the whole line ol
which will be completed and in opcation on or before
October 1,1872, and give a new line ot road to Lake
Ontario and the West, 25 miles shorter than any line
1871.
^^ TO RAILIVAY AND
PER CENT SEMI-ANNUALLY.
SEViiN
Treasurer, &c.
Chief Cfllces, Hamilton, Ont., 27th May,
street,
Insnrance Stocks and Scrips ; also,
Bauk Stocks and otUer Securities.
Oswego RR.
Principal and Interest Payable In Gold
Plans and speclllcations will be on exhibition at tlie
oftlce of Geo. Lowe Reid, Esq., Chief li.ngineer, Hauiiltoii, ou aud afier lUtb July, and saaled tenders
marked " Tenders, 4th Division Air Line," addressed
to the undersigned will be received to ^th July.
alike for Locomotive, Marine and Stationary purposes,
Correspondence solicited.
&
Rondout
Extending from
CANFIELD TO FORT ERIE,
SMOKE AND OAi,
S.
Investment.
OF THE
CANADA AIR
Particular attentlcn given to Collections, both in
tbe City and all points In connection with it. Prompt
retu i-us made at best rate ot Exchange, and no charge
maiie, excepting that actually paid upon any aiatant
:65 TXTAVIj
Bome
First-Class
Bonds.
FIRST MORTGAGE GOLD BONDS
for
RICHARD JONES, Cashier.
E.
A
lourlh Division ol their
OF NEW ORI.EANS,
LOUISIANA STATE BANK, Incorporated
Niw YoEK
Railroad
State
18 18.
point.
YORK
NE%r
OF CANADA.
National
O.
St.
B. Moog,
CHARLES HOPKINS,
The Directors are prepared to receive tenders
N.
those desiring a sale
payinginveslment we have no hesitation in olfering
them as equal to anything in the market. For particulars, maps, pamphlets &c.. Bend to, or call upon
DIRECTORS:
ton, Bliss
Formerly
A
Limited number of the bonds of this road liaye
been placed in our hands FORSALE at N INRTY AN D
ORLKANS.
C^ Particular attention j^iven to business of Corres£ondentB. Oolioctious remitted lor at currentrate of
State
two Railways,
DETROIT & MILWAUKEE, Michigan
GOLD
also receive
DEPOSITS, and Issue certificate for same, payable in gold, with interest from date
of certificate.
Ltmak.
R.
Townsend, Lyman & Co.
BANKERS
NEW
of
GREAT WESTERN OF CANADA,
tors.
Wm.
6. TOWHSKITD.
Having the Endorsement
and an authorized Capital of Half a Million, offering
inducements to tiiose who desire to deposit SAVINGS
at interest, and the usual laciiities to general deposi'
We
of Directors:
Blmpsou,)
SEVEN PER CENT GOLD BONDS,
for Business.
AS the first ot the Old Institutions of the State to
improve tile onportunlty of furnishing our popniatiuu
Board
Michigan
Lake
for business, with a capital of
250,000,
$600,000
&
Port Huron
OF MOBILE.
Orleans.
3, 1871.
which we
St.,
Valley
otl'cr
Rallivay Company,
lar sale at 90
aud accrued
Interest, in
currency. The Railway is situated on the weBt side
ol the Hndsou River, and la now running for 30 miles
to New Paltz, and Ib under contract to be in worlcliig
order to Kingston next fall. The bonds are a lirstclass investment, and we invite the closest investiga-
BUST.
we allow interest,
tion ol them.
As Agents of the United States Treasury, we are
prepa.-ed to receive subscriptions to the new V. ti.
The
principal
PAYABLE
Loans.
and interest are
IN GOLD.
in thir city, on
days of April and October, ft-ee of govern'
Gold.
I ment tax and the issue of bonds is limited to |;2U,IK<0
Investment orders particularly attended to.
I per mile ot completed road. Any information conmade
on
riONS
ail
accessible
points
COLLEC
In the I cerning Ihem will be given at our ffice.
I
United States and Canadas.
A;
F.
CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT Issued, payable with V
Jr.
Interest, aud available at all business centres.
The coupons are paid semi-annually
We will buy or sell on commission all the Issues of
Government iiJecuritles, Railroad Stocks, Bonds and
the
first
;
ERASXUS
New
roKK, March
15, 1871.
I'
MEAD
XBOmAS CLARKKy
FINANCLAX AGENTS.
;
.
xtmtk
ANDW
HUNT'S MERCHANTS' MAGAZINE,
REPRESENTING THE INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL INTERESTS OF THE UNITED STATES.
VOL.
SATURDAY, JUNE
12.
CONTENTS.
Another rumor
up
THE CHRONICLE.
Country Bank nenooit!" «n<l Iho
Plethora of the Loan Market..
The Gold Sales and the (Sovcrn-
menl Creiltt
The New Birth
KevUw
of Franco
Month
Debt SUlcmcnt for June,
of the
.
that a considerable
wool crop; and that
tion with the
Changea in the RedeeniinK
AgenlB of National RnnkH ...
Latest Monetary and Commercial
68S
the
678
679
English News
Conimcrcial and MiacoUancous
683
deposits of the
New York
884
many
it
News
681
THE BANKERS' GAZETTE AND RAILWAY MONITOR.
M<mer Market, Railway 8 toclu,
Qnotationa of Stocks and Bonds
688
Railway News
689-nO
Railroad Stocks
691
Railroad, Ohnil and Mlacelanoous Bond List
69S-3
V. S. Secnrlties, Gold Market,
Foreign Exchange, New York
City Banks, PhiladelphlaBanka
National Banks, etc
is
money from various causes and
for
ST?
ttSO
1S71
NO.
1871.
3,
685
TUB COMMERCIAL TIMES.
Commercial Epitome
Cotton
6MIOracerte«
Breadatuaa
607
698
700
703
Prfcea Cnrrent
is
springing
especially in connec-
in this
way
the balances of
be more fully employed and the
will
banks will be drawn down. On
were desirable that some healthy movement of this sort could be started ; for the banks of this city
hold some 50 millions of deposits from the interior which
ought not to be here. These deposits have been attracted
accounts
by the mischievous
into their coffers
The
est.
6a5IDrTaooda
|
Western banks
denund
310.
practice of paying inter-
banks being unable otherwise to earn 4
interior
per cent, on their idle funds are glad to send them here at
that rate; and at this centre these funds accumulate as a dan-
gerous provocative of speculalion until some legitimate
demand from
TaiOoHMEROlALAND FlNARCIAL Chronigls
d
mnnthig,
ly
toitli
the talest
news up
ttissued every Salurto midniglil if Friday,
Thb Commkboial and Kinanoial GaBONioLB.dellTeredby oarrler
all
Ill) OP
6 00
be tent to mbtcribtrt utUU ordered dieeonUnued by UtUr.
eente per year, and it paid by the fibieriber at hit man pott-o/lee.
WiuiAX B. DARA, I
B.
ft 00., Fabllslicra,
OHH a. FLOTD, JB. )
79 and 81 William Street,
YORK.
Pottage
UK
WILLIAM
DANA
NEW
Post Otfick Box
Mr. Alex. Holmes
is
unhealthy accumulation of idle balances in our banka
situation.
others, (exeloalTe ot postage,)
PorOne Year
For Six Months
y>ie Chrokiclb KtB
It
It is
methods
ot
for the
^V
The Publishers cannot be responsible for Remittances unless made by
Drafts or Post^Office Money Orders.
t9 A neat file for holding current numbers of the Crroniclb is sold at the
office for 50 cents.
Volumes bound for subscribers at $1 25. The first and
i^econd volumes of the CajtoNicLB are wanted by the publishers.
true the
The
make
some
a view to
this
be
on
private
remainder of the new
it
we
intimated,
was quite inadmissible; and as
it
has since
been declined, Mr. Boutwell has not (he means at his
posal for any sudden liquidation of
or any considerable part thereof.
slightest probability that if he
any
dis-
500 millions of bonds,
Nor indeed
is
there the
had the means he would do
act so likely t« produce confusion in the financial circles,
relied
monetary machinery
try or to impair public confidence.
of the coun-
is
May
to
banks could
dishonorable
this
It
with
interest
the
the
course,
same
would not be cured or even
the redemption
is
has been proposed that our city
banks should establish a redemption bureau
io
connection
with the Clearing House, and should sort out and present for
redemption
all
country bank notes as ihey come here.
This
plan has been partially submitted to the test of experiment
but for reasuns not unlike those
had
to
ditcussed
It
was
A
be given up.
is
said to
troller of the
we have mentioned above
plan that we recently
third
under consideratitn at W.-ishinglon.
l>e
proposed,
first
five years ago,
we
believe, in
from the
Currency
interior
nott-s
our
coluinn.i, tour
and has been recominendtd by
in
one or two of
proposes to reduce the plethora of
warded
the
if
Another remedy
temporarily alluviated.
view.
do nothing to derange
avoid
to
pay
to
offers
And even
object.
In cither case the evil
thing.
bank
In the interests of the Treasury, no less than in tho«e
One
private bankers would probably interpose and do the
or 60 certain to injure the objects ha uniformly keeps in
of the people, Mr. Boutwell will doubtless allow himself to
Two
not easy to apply.
would be that our
banks would apt hold together. There would be a fear lest
some of them in the hot competition for business would
make a bid for the accounts of the Western baok.s
of interior bank notes.
as
is
here, however,
difficulty
CODNTBT BANK DEPOSITS AND THB FIETHOBA OP THE LOAN
MARKET.
The money market is now in such an unhealthy plethoric
condition that the most incredible rumors find ready currency, and during the last week several stories have been in
circulation with a view to produce some temporary disturbance.
One of these afTirins that Mr. Boutwell will shortly
call in 500 millions of the Five-Twenties on which the five
years' option has expired, and will pay them off in gold.
This rumor was doubtlcbs founded on the proposal which
was announced last week, to take on certain conditions the
this proposal,
remedy
cure have, however, been proposed.
during the dull seasons, and especially from
and
But
one
banks which pay interest on deposits to refuse to do
August.
percent loan.
This
is
and most threatening elements in the financial
is pregnant with danger and calls loudly for
reform.
so
i,b'Ji,
our only traTelllng af^nt.
five
their
of the weakest
TEBKS OF SUBSCBIFTIOir-FATABU IH ADVANCB,
tooity sat«crlber8,an(i mailed to
them away and causes
outside calls
absorption into more wholesome channels of activity.
in
his reports.
artificial
or
Um CompIt
bank deposits
our city banks by sorting out
all
the
received at the Treasurjr, and having ihem for-
fioin the
Treasury to the various redeeming ageccies
is no doubt that the Secretary poaaenes
ample powers for the purpose undur existing laws. For by
holding bank notes the Treasury really lends money to
for
payment.
There
THE CHRONICLE.
678
to issue currency
is
enjoyed on the condition that they
when
there
no legitimate use for them
is
our bad
of business from
shall
1871.
of the country, and as thei e
fiscal
and
financial system, the
must, as far as possible, be relieved
of taxation
pressure
to
and the policy of buying" bonds, and of hoarding money
claim that the Treasury shall carry those notes during the
dull season,
3,
has been for two or three years so continuous a depression
could not reasonably object to this plan, for their privilege
redeem the currency on demandj and they have no right
we jlth
ten fold their cost the
Moreover, the banks
without interest.
the issuing banks
[June
the
in tlie
Treasury
must,
some
to
extent,
in
Of course
cease.
if there be any surplus revenue from taxation, there must be
where they belong, in the some disposition of the aggregate. And under the existing
vaults ot the issuing banks, which are bound to ke«p them laws Mr. Boutwell has little choice of expedients left him.
We have often had occasion to demonstrate the fallacy of
until the season returns when there is a legitimate want for
an increased volume of the currency. When that time comes some of the current theories of national credit, and the
The proper course
overflowing current of the circulation.
is
for these superfluous notes to lie
these notes will easily and naturally pour themselves into the
danger of adopting them as guides of our financial policy.
current of the circulation with great advantage both to the
Among
issuing banks, to
business.
If
public,
tlie
Mr. Boutwell
and to the general interests
these theories one of the most mischievous is that
which assumes that " saving" is the chief means by which
of
do more
for the sustnining of
the monetary machinery of the country than
the Treasury
is
the
may
way
more dange'ous because
partly
it is
in
for a country to raise its credit.
fallacy is the
a sense in which
individual
be able to act with
will
and that to accumulate money
in wealth,
is
by almost any This antiquated
other single act of his administration.
When this reform is tried. Congress
grows
a nation
will carry out his reported inten-
tion in this respect, he will
true.
That a nation
there
like
an
accumulate the means and instruments of
more intelligence in prescribing by law some more effective wealth, and so grow in opulence, is undoubted. Whit is
method of bank note redemption than is provided at not true is that this method of simple hoarding is the only
And
present by the national currency law.
money market will
some time to come.
reserves
in
any case
The Treasury has poured out
which can be spared.
all
Neither the South,
development
its
ing and
the
West, nor the East needs money at this season. There
thus a surplus supply and a defective demand. Hence
has
this
country expanded and
Europe by its rapid
by accumulating and hoard-
grown, and astonished the nations of
probability remain tranquil for
in all
How
or the best method.
the
in
wealth
locking up
Or
?
its
Is it
gold in the National Treasury and
by a process incompatible with such an
is
elsewhere
it
imprisonment of the national resources in unproductive
?
is it
idleness ?
Such are the questions which are often asked in
The vast amount of government connection with the policy of hoarding gold and prepaying
bonds which used in this market to be carried for specula the bonds, and they are revived with every month's exhibit
tors are gone.
The Treasury has bought up these specula- of the Treasury balance as published by Mr. Boutwell in
tive bonds, or they have been sent abroad.
Few bonds are his statement of the public debt. The cash balance locked
consequently here, except in the hands of investors. Hence up in the Treasury, as wid be seen by the official figures on
the money market can scarcely fail to continue easy till another page, amounted on the 1st of June to $08,605,963.
millions are currency, and about 00
August, when some activity may be expected from tho Of this sum nearly
is
almost impossible for our banks to
use their balances,
except at very low rates.
demand from
little earlier
in
the
interior,
which
is
expected this year a
The argument is that so large an aggremoney is needless, and some of
millions are gold.
gate of dead unproductive
than usual, to begin to disturb the dei)Ofits
Mr. Boutwell's
our city banks.
critics
would have half of
immediately, while others would pay out
all
it
dispersed
except a very
small working balance. If the reserves in the Treasury were
Tfll5
GOLD SALES AND THE GOVEMMENT CREDIT.
The Treasury sales of gold will amount to seven millions really idle and unproductive, it certainly would be needless;
its dispersion would command more of
this month and the purchases of bonds to four millions. Hence and the demand for
March, 1860, to the close of the public favor than has ever heretofore been conceded.
With these principles in view relative to the management
the fiscal year will be 230 millions of dollars; and from July,
of
the National finances we are just as much opposed to the
1865, when the debt reached its maximum, the liquidation
accumulation of money in the Treasury, as are those
needless
will reach the aggregate of 457 millions.
With
the decrease of the debt from
these facts
we can look with some complacency on the an. gentlemen who find fault with the hoarding policy. What
nouncement for which too many apologies have been made, they have to do, however, is to prove, instead of assuming
is idle; that
that the decrease of the debt last month was no more than without proof, that this money is useless; that it
indispensable functions to perform; and that its
$4,439,358. The people are quite willing to see a cessation it has not
before us
of the policy of rapid liquidation of the public debt.
removal would not cause danger and mischief.
There
Let us look
The currency balance, as we said, is millions.
is a widespread conviction that we have been attempting too
Is this too much for a reserve when currency payments to
much, that the debt must be allowed to rest for a while and
of 7 to 10 millions are frequently outstanding,
that the taxes must be reduced to the lowest possible aggre- the amount
liable
be demanded at any moment 1 If our Treasury,
and
to
gate compatible with sufliciency of revenue for economical
at the facts.
efficient
government.
Perhaps there
the domination of this'new policy,
opposite extreme.
lest,
like
under
is
\Fho
There
think
that
is
it
457 millions had been
been
left to
better
fructify in
if
a
part
of
rate,
now
will increase
by
it
is
currency
little
it
of the
has since
all
in
time of need.
times to remain
in
Hence a large balance
Mr. Boutwell's hands.
incumbent on those who say that 9 millions of
too much to show that a less suaa would answer
is
the purpose.
|
with
loans or temporary advances or banking
Exchequer
required at
And
in
sO;
are available to our Treasury as they are to the
facilities
in manufactorie?, in railroads
and other vvorks of productive value, which
make
the dissolution of the old United States Bank,
No
remained.
this
the pockets of the
as our people are
to
modification,
due, and which the bondholders did not wish to have paid
At any
bank ready
made independent
British
money so rapidly
great
banking system, and
is
vesting their
p
the Treasury was designed to be
people instead of being used to pay off bonds which are not
before maturity.
By
resource.
an increasing body of our best citizens
had
had
;
no doubt that the
nation in the world, at the close of a
destructive war, has ever given such an exhibition of financial
strength.
that of England,
advances on incoming revenue from taxation, the currency
but we have no such
balance might be dispensecl. with
should run into the
bottom there
Still at
No
people are right.
danger
is
we
Juno
IHK CHRONICLE.
1871..1
8,
This they try to do by pointing to the gold balance,
whicli
about
is
who
iNslong to depositors
The
Hut of
i>0 millions.
hold gold notes payable on demand.
73
is
This
millions.
whioh to pay his interest when
half of this
amount of
sum
Mr. Boutwell lias wiih
But more than
due.
The whole
this moment.
it falls
has accrued at
due
interest
June
1st
the surplus coin in the Treasury
less than
is
35
Surely of
way for othir triumphi of peace
men Americans shonid b« the last
prepare the
it
for those
all
any great people, because
who conquered Mexico
within twenty five yeara
her?
factions
to reproach
If
Hence own laws and meet
138,(572,131.
it
may
and truth.
of the mittakcs or the disasters of a single year.
If France
haa been covetous of glory and of a neighbor's territory, is
all
is
other ruins
to strike from the roll of nations
belonging to the (Sov-
entire balance of gold therelore
ernment
this .humi, 17 millions
679
milliois.
grace
about one-fourth of the annual interest on the
in
she
is
rent
by
who
forget their
in civil war, is that
an irredeemable disthe eyes of a nation not yet done with weeping orer
unnumbered dead of its own fratcrnul strife ?
Whatever the rest of the world may think and say, it
National debt, and to protect the Government credit some
such reserve U Indispensable to prevent danger from becomes Americans, the old alliea of Fracoe, to seek for all
This Slim
is
the
any commercial convulsion and from the consequent falling
customs duties on which we wholly depend for
funds to pay the coin interest on the public obligations.
We must remember, moreover, that the coin in the
Treasury has one other important function to perform, which
It is the only r.serve any where
is too much lost sight of.
that is
good and promising
in her situation,
and to extend u>
her our sympathy in misfortune, and the encouragement of
off of the
Nor
our strongest hopes for her recovery.
grounds
for these
hopes; which
it is
are there wanting
especially desirable to
hold in view in these days of depression and despondency.
For a century past France has been suffering under the
of two prodigious evils, on the one hand, the
350 millions. This aggregate of greenbacks represents a predominance of the military spirit and order, and, on the
forced loan without interest from the people to the Treasury^ other, the revolutionary passions of the demagogues and
£very government which has assumed the
It is therefore the duty of the Treasury to. hold such an their dupes.
amount of which
held lor the greenback circulation, the
amount of coin reserve as may be
And
of the greenbacks.
guardianship of society has found
needful to sustain the credit
we approach specie
proportion aa
in
pressure
is
with a fierce and
itself in
Paris face to face
desperate mob, conscious of
its
own
payments will the necessity increase for the coin reserve to strength, and bent on supremacy. To keep down this mob
assume larger and larger dimensions. On the whole, then it has been necessary to keep in hand an enormous army,
we must conclude that Mr. Bjutwell cannot be justly charged and the nation at large has acquiesced in this policy and
with locking up too much gold in the Treasury, and that in fostered it, thus cultivating its own military ambition, and
The pressure of a centralized
selling 7 millions this month, according to his announce- burdening all its industries.
ment, he is selling as much as in the present exigencies of government has only intensified the energy of the protest
Probably, indeed, he would not against it; and thus both the military spirit on the one side
the Treasury he can spare.
have been willing to dispose of so nvuch, but for the export and the mob spirit on the other have grown to the terrible
demand which for a brief interval springs up and deranges proportions in which they have manifested themselves for the
the gold market at this period of the year.
A
last year.
year ago the curses of France were a vas
employment, and regarded as dangerous
and a vast mob, actuated by one conThe news brought to us from France for several weeks suming passion of contempt and hatred for its rulers and for
past has been an accumulation of horrors. Nothing in mod- society at large.
ern history has approached in mournful interest the scene
That army dragged France into war, as is now known*
presented by Paris on Sunday last, when the fierce turbul- against the wish of the Eoiperor, who dared not resist it,
army, hungering
THE NEW BIRTH OF FRANCE.
mob
ence of the
which has kept that great capital so long
in
especially
disorder exhausted itself in vain resistance to the national
power, and died out in
tures to speak
fire
hopefully
it
when
its
it
was crushed, and the mob, which
tion
are alike
the ambition of the whole nation, f^>8tered to
existence, joined with
irresistibly.
commune and
suppressing
in
ft
among whom such
people
of a
government
the ferocity of the
long by
and blood. Hardly any one ven-
events can occur; and the wild frenzy of the
for
to all its neighbors,
was
at
All order,
an end.
all
The
demanding
in
it
victory,
had controlled, rose
government,
all tocial
organiza-
who misguided the
war in the nation's name
dera.ogogues
throng undertook to carry on the
pointed out as proofs that the French character, that of the
nation as a whole,
is
destitute of the elements which
order and progress possible
of
Christendom must be
;
left
that, in
out of
irresolute and
untrusting support,
but met with an
make and soon failed.
Against their will, but wisely, and
short, this great part
all
wiih the approval of the
our calculations and
for the future of civilization.
our hopes
But we have not
so learned history or
human nature
;
to
say nothing here of Providence, or of a high purpose guid.
ing the destinies of mankind. The philosophy of the New
Testament
is
not yet abandoned by
all
thoughtful
men
;
world,
the
people
of
France
came together in an assembly of their repreAentatives,
and made a calamitous, but not dishonorable peace, on
the best terms they could obtain; and then the same blind,
rash, unreasoning mob, under the same reckless leaders,
trmed againat the nation, proclaimed themselves the apos-
it
tles
of destruction and of denial, and, gathering to their
all Europe, b^an
and why should it be deemed rash to apply it a desperate war upon mankind. They wildly declared what
That philosophy is of hope, not of seemed to them principles. Atheism, Communism, the negato the events of to-day I
while
it
fully
recognises the contradictions of tion of all beliefs and the abolition of all insliiutions that
and
despair,
are dear to the world; but they in reality represented
life, and the long and fierce struggles through which all
is that,
indeed, in which
other ages
principles
we
all
profess to read the events of standard the unprincipled adventurers of
;
must pass
to triumph,
it
keeps steadily
in
view
nothing but discontent, unrest, the love of disorder, cher-
The whole
an end to which these point forward ; in the darkest hour of ished until they had become master pas^ions.
night it does not doubt of the coming day. If the very Prince nation gathered its force against them, crushed them, exterof Peace came " to bring not peace but a sword,"
if
the
minated them as if they had been wild beasts and not men:
and the Paris mob, which has lieen for three generations the
terror of France and of Burope, exists no more.
first
sublime revelation of human broth' rhood, in
after ages were to build their harmony and pi-o.
effect of that
which
all
gress,
was but
thp world, thei)
to
it
rpread dissension, war and ruin through
Is
quite conoeivable that other wars and
ver/
is
|
there not itomething hopeful and enoouragiog in thia
fact, that
the two great evlla which
all
men
r«oogni>f4
THE C'HKONIGLE.
680
only a year ago as the burdens and the dangers of France
have now passed away ? The army is crushed, and that in
a
way which cannot
that her true
to teach the nation
fail
The mob
glory must be sought elsewhere than in conquest.
destroyed, and the pretext on which the structure of the
is
military governments of the past was justified
with
Is it
it.
destroyed
not to be reasonably hoped that the worst
France
features of society in
will
now
disappear
new government,
people, in establishing a
seek
is
will require it to
Paris herself, feed from the brood of demagogues
;
literature, the eloquence, the science,
have never flourished more gloriously than of late and the
intellect of which these things were the expression still
;
Who
remains.
obscured,
made
believe
will
that
soon as order
that, as
course of
life
has
last
it
been
few months
restored,
is
and of work begins again,
their old place in the
as glad as
it
blunted,
so sutTered an essential change
coarse, and
under the stirring events of the
who have be
so long kept her in disorder, will acquiesce in the supremacy
them the
1871;
3,
the rich culture, of which Paris has been for ages the centre,
That the doubt
?
strength in something else than in arms; and that
its
familiar with
[June
van of
all
civilization,
was a year ago,
?
Who can
and the regular
these will take
and the world will
to accept
from France
its
choicest products alike of handiwork and of thought?
of law and in the will of the nation ? It is idle to speak of
As for the precise course which politics may take in
the French as a people that " learn nothing;" a falser para- France, we have no predictions to offer and scarcely a wish
They are the nimblest of mind,
dox was never uttered.
among
to express.
The important
step
is
taken,
when
the question
the nations of Europe;
of the future form of government becomes a question of
and have always been surprising the world by learning only
politics, that is, a struggle of opinions and principles on the
ground of reason, and ceases to be a question of war, a
the quickest of apprehension,
And
too speedily the lessons they had set themselves.
they
have had an experience during the last year sach as has not struggle of personal ambitions on the ground of force.
in many years come to any other people, and such as might Having reason to trust that this step is actually made
teach the dullest and slowest wits all they need to learn already, the particular result of the present canvat'S becomes
It is like the change whish took
to become even now the most orderly and progressive of secondary importance.
when we
place in the United States,
nation of Europe.
ceased to fight for the
existence of the nation, and began to dispute and vote as to
too soon to say how much they have actually
how well. But there are not wanting indications who should administer its government. The latest reports
that France is now more ready to unite in the establishment which reach us seem to show that a majority of the
of a permanent government, and to support it with some- National Assembly have come to the conclusion to establish
It is
1
still
earned or
thing like popular unanimity, than for
The
Assembly
National
many
cordially
is
years before.
acknowledged
as
a constitutional monarchy, in
the people shall
make
supreme throughout the land. The Executive has shown
itself halting, timid and perhaps cruel; and it is certainly
agent to enforce them.
unacceptable to a majority of the nation, but while
upheld by the Assembly,
ful
enough
to
only by
its
hold in
it is
it
is
respected and obeyed even
in
lar
the instrument of the nation and
There
enemies.
is
active discussion
is
feared
everywhere
which the representatives of
be their
laws, and a king shall
It is
even said that they have deter-
Comte de Chambord, the "legitimate"
Bourbon kings, under a constitution as popu-
to restore the
heir of the old
The army, as reconstructed, is powerawe all disaffected or rebellious ele-
Lyons and Toulouse.
ments; but
it is
mined
all
as that of 1830; and
that the Orleans branch of the
family, the descendants of Louis
resolve; so that Henri V. will
the
new regime, and
since he
is
Philippe, acquiesce in this
be the
first
sovereign under
childless, the
young Comte
de Paris will be the heir presumptive to the throne.
This
American people would have
most
desirable:
it is not that from which we
judged
the
ernment, be it presidency or throne; but not a breath of
hope
for
the
best
and
most permanent government.
should
apprehension is heard anywhere of the seizure of supreme
if
it is the will of France, as peaceably expressed through
But
Usurpation is impossible and all
power by violence.
right-minded man will wish
parties are agreed that the coming head of the nation must the National Assembly, every
it complete success.
hold power by the nation's will. In other words, it has
become certain that France hereafter has but one ruler; and
that whether, among the numerous aspirants to high office'
REVIEW OF THE MOJiTH.
of the claims of candidates for the highest place in the gov-
is
not the plan which the
;
she shall choose to take as her
first citizen
an emperor, a king
or an elected governor, the supreme ruler of the land shall
still
be the one who now
with her authority anJ
many and
to
—
be
upon the throne, and speaks
sits
her name, alike to victorious Ger-
subdued Paris
this an'jicipation
If
in
the Public Opinion of France,
fulfilled,
we can
see no reason for
despondency as to the future of the reconstituted nation.
France
even
is
now by
The
far
European continent.
still
the
richest
country on the
exhauslless resources her people
display under the wasting desolation of these wars have
The large accumulation of loanable funds at this centre and the
consequent ease in money, were the most important influences bearing upon our financial markets in the month of
May. Money has frequently been loaned in large blocks to leading dealers in government securities, at two per cent, and lenders
have in many cases been obliged to leave their balances unused
The
for lack of ability to place them on any reasonable terms.
principal reasons for this plethora of money seem to he the ordinary flow of currency from the interior at this period of the year
a rather conservative course pursued in commercial business, with
and still more than all
less than the usual amount of speculation
other causes, the policy of the government in keeping an easy
money market during the negotiation of their new five per cent
;
;
been the wonder of
all
observers.
The sources of her
wealth, in her vineyards and factories, in the industry, taste
and genius of her people,
in
her supremacy in
all
the arts of
grace and ornament, and in her trade, have been but for a
fehort
time interrupted
that they
must grow
nations increase in
econ:)mists
assure
;
and
their peculiar character
is
such
and in importance as other
wealth, luxury and refinement. The best
in favor
us
that,
with
])eace,
order and an
economical government, even the great debt incurred by the
war and
will lay
will
the greater one occasioned by the treaty of peace
upon the people no intolerable burden at first, and
be easier to bear with each succeeding year.
As
for
the other elements of French national greatness the world
is
bonds.
Government securities were comparatively dull during the
month at steady prices. No important disturbing influences and
There was at one time a betlittle fluctuation in prices occurred.
ter demand from foreign bankers, for shipment, arising from the
high rates of exchange, but this was not continued to any great
amount, and business, taken altogether, was of moderate volume.
A proposition on the part of some of the most prominent bankers
of New York to take, on certain terms, the whole balance of
$135,000,000 of the new five per cent government loan now offerThe
ing, has been rejected by the Secretary of the Treasury.
proposal was rather a remarkable one in its nature, and it is hardly
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67
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84
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93
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68
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57
115
mx
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60
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88
80
66
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1
44
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B8X
M
IS
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SOX
44)i
was the export dcmaod
under the high rates of foreign ex.
change. Fluctuations in the premium are now small compared
with tlie wide range to which we have been accustomed in former
years, and the fact that a rise of only 1 to 3 per cent is produced
by influences which would formerly have caused a variation of 10
per cent, shows the much firmer basis to which the market has
and probably encourages, with some parties, the Idea that
a further permanent decline of several per cent may be poarible,
and thus induces a continuous short interest in the market of
i
1S8
113
i»
•8
61X
6IX
SIX
81
81
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116W
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UlX UX lUH
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mx ni nm mx
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177
l« IM IM
161
IUX 164 X 145
lOiX. lOSX-1WX lOSX
UOX uoxluix mx
.13 lUK
ItlX iiTi Tuesday. .
IIIH IllX Wcdncsd«y...M UlX
lltX
IllX lux Thursday
Friday
...M IUX
"IH
.. lUK
.
M
UIXllllX Saturday
IIIMIIUH Monday
17
19
3U
UlVlUlK Tuesday
mu
UlX
uixlmx
luxluix
mxiuix,
lUV UlX
WedDe8day..l7niJ< UlX U17i IUX
Thursday .. 18 lIlxllllX usxliux
-
Friday
1911«XlUlJt U2VIU1
Snlnr'tay
Mill
Monday
M|llHt|lllV|m
UlX
114
lUX'
lUlM
Wednesday .81
May,
"
"
"
"
"
"
S'ce
1871....
1810....
1860...
1868....
1867....
1866....
1866....
1864
...
1868....
1861....
Jan
1,
1871
Foreign Exchange has been exceedingly Arm, as will be seen
by the prices below. The large balances to be settled at this
period of the year give rise to a heavy demand for bills, and as the
export of United States bonds has been smaller this year than
previously, and our imports of merchandize much larger, the rates
of exchange have ruled high. Hecent reports from London and
Frankfort give accounts of the introduction of a number of American railroad and other loans in those markets, and then negotiations, together with the demand for our old railroad bonda, may,
in time, have some effect in reducing the rates o( exchange.
STXBUXa IZCHAHaB fob HAT,
May
1
1.
8
4
6
6
no
.
.
.
110
.
no
.
110
110
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1871.
3
8 days.
to da ys.
.
71
lOOX
140X 147
18S
39
18
59
3»
169
1S4X
llIX
110
6>V
8IK
couBSB or eoLB at >bw tobk.
May.
Low. Clos.
soy
179« H9X
87X loVx 108X KOX
9»X lOIX 10<X )U6X
1««X
10
110
greater or less importance.
Clos. Open. Ui(rh.
III
A Rock Island.
do
rolumb.,CUic.4Ind. C.
* PittsbnrE
MX
H
r*
91X
118
I«0
vm
57H
tn
to be largo
91X 89X
•
1
montlts of April and May, 1871
. .
«0H
MS
chief supporting Influence of the marlict
wtxil
A Pacific pref 86>i
Albany &iSu(quehana.. 87
Boston, HiTtlord & Eric 1^
II
VB
•X
do
IX
IX
do scrip.
1
1
tX
Gold was more active and adTanced, having iiold op to 112^
on the lOtb, the highojt point reached since Janaary 1. The,
which continued
following table will show the opening, highest, lowest and
closing prices of railway and miscellanoouB stocks during the
do
18
Unlti'd State*
The
Atlantic
»
80
»x
8X
•X
settled,
8't
83X
8X
9X
IIH
81
of higher prices.
83X
66X
8X
ax
nx
OX
59X
9J«,'| 8!)J<
,
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nx
81
89
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88
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58
ftv
mx U1S,11U
UlX IUX
Railroad Stocks—
«
59X
Wells, KarRO
MX
w
9H
Stocks were generally dull dnring May, compared with the great
Date.
buoyancy and speculative excitement of the previous mouth. No
the
market,
but
there
was
a
developed
in
positive weakness was
Monday
1 iUX lUK
decided lull in business and a hesitation in the upward movement Tiicsdiy.. .. 1 lUX nix
Wednesday.. 8[ IIJX 111
Tbursday.... 4 lUX 111
of prices. Several of the leading speculative stocks, however
Friday
BlUIX Ill.>i
were materially advanced during the mouth, among which the Saturday
« MIX 111
8 lllX 111
most conspicuous were Kock Island, Retuling, Erie, and Lake Monday
Tcicediy
9 lllX IliX
Shore. The extraordinary ease in money and the confidence fel
Wednesday. .10 MIX IUX
Thursday.
... 11 lllX
in the continuance of the same condition of monetary affairs for Friday
13 lllJK iiix
IS IUX ni,s
some time to come has oflered every inducement for speculation' Satnrday
IS lllH mx
Monday
and the more general feeling in the market has been on the side Tuesday
leillXimK
Alt. ^iE.Terrc
58
56
lU
to
4ax
8')
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47
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id
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1»X
51
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88M
ISO
•IX
81
M
II
48H
pro!
M
MX
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Manhattan Oaa
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American M. Union
9:iX
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93X 90X 9SX
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do
pref
West. Union Telegraph.
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9SX siix Lowest.
»«x S9X Highest.
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9ax 8»X Last
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Canal
PacllcMaU
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.
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Bl
Wllkesbarr* Coal
for .t-aoa III.C. Erie
sli^a. sh's.
Monday
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in
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mon. 6i.
*)
DOH 9SX 89X Tnosday
MX wx 8'iX Wednesday .J4
!0« 91X 8!IX Thurfday ... 25
86
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90 )« 9ax 8".'X Wednesday.. .81
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m
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47
7»X
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l«a
Bm
80
MarylandOoal
Cone
(Bol idST.
1
S
Tnosdiiy
Wcrtnenday.. 8
llfX
lies
SBOURITIBS AT LOHDOK,
Date.
for 6-aOa ni.c. Brie
mon. '81. ah's. ahs.
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47
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Cumberland Coal A Iros II
American Ccal
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COUB urg:
Date.
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1807.
47
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1I8W
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do
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fa& chkomolr
8, 1871.J
would nntpr
iliK
—
:
^uos
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mox
kllOX
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aiiox
following
iir-^
in
iwxi iiwi
UOX tUO'ii
1I0X
IIOX«
-"Xdlios
I
110'i$Ill
IWX«111
is
the ofBuial
as appears from the books
of buiineM on the
kllt
IIOXi itll
THB DEBT STiTHBRT FOR JUNE.
The
dan.
110x9110 V
last
1871.
staUment of the public debt,
and Treasurer's returns at the clos«
day of May, 1871
:
.
.
.,
.
;;
..
THE CHROJSKJLE.
(i82
Debt bearlus luterest In Coin.
IngAc
Interest Accrn'd
Mar.
Oregon War
6«on8»l, July :7 and Aug.
1,825— The
Overdue. Interest.
"
.1881
iUSlOOO
5. 'lil . ,.1881.. 123.66.1,610
65.6.i2.5(IO
Feb. 2.i. '62. ,.1882.. 103,973,50(1 8S2.ies,5O0
68, 5-20's. of ISOi
Mar. S, '63 ., ,.1881.. 5.8,185.100 21,814,900
6s ol 1881
Mar. 8, 6« .. .1901.. 137.287,650 57,219,650
58, :o-403
Mar.S, '61.. .18*4..
6s.5-208,of 1861
,995,100
June 30, '64.. . . 1884.
58,9»,000
44,752,650
68, 5--'Us, ot 1804
Mar. 3. •65....18S5.
53,5.72,100 l'.i3.660,15U
OS, 5-20S, 18l'5
18(1'..
'65.,
Mar. 8,
new
..1885..
68.5-308,
70,851,450 179.369 500
Mar. 3, '61.. ..1837.. 9;,:B5,11iO 211,686.550
68, 5-208, 1867
Mar. 3. '65.. ..1888.. 11,603,000 28,0O9,a.'iO
69, 5-'20b. 1868
5s. Funiled Loan, 1881 .July 14, '70., ..1881..
8,lO0,40U
5.117.000
4H6,FunaedL'u, ;i86.July !4,'70. ..1886..
4s,FuudedLoau,lt01.July ;4, '70. ..ISOl..
(n)-l'>0,375
.19,950
7.659
(u)23.625
2511.323 fa) 1.732,952
4,329,438 (6)2,431,660
75,503 (a)l.*75,0OO
238,9iS {c)2.432,l;91
1 015
(6)14,975
(M4S8,40S
429.205
16)886.061
1,061,920
818,289 (0)6,255.5
34,239
(rf)
....
....
Oh
....
(.0
....
Orleans National Banking Association, La. Aulliorizcd capipaid in capital, JfiUO.OOO. Charles Carvaroc, President
Augustin, Cashier. Aulhorized to commence business May 27,
$600,000
:
1871.
1,826— The Union City National Bank, Mich. Authorized capital, $50,000;
paid in capital, ^-35,000. David R. Cooley, President; Ira W.Nash,
Cashier. Authorized to coranieuce business May 27, 1871.
1,827— The National Bank of the Commonwealth of Boston, Mass. Authorized
capital, $500,0000; paid in capital, $500,000. E. C. Sherman, President; John J. Eddy, Cashier, Authorized to commence business
May 27,
'.'i
l,182.47.'iCa,8,3ri.291
131,802 («)li90,3'W
1371.
New
tal,
Numa
»25,900 (a) $416,666
2, '01..
63.
3,
No.
Official
When
AutUoriz-
Pay'ble RegleterPd Conpon.
Character of Issue.
Janel4.'5!i....l8I4..
W.045,(I00 118,955.000
S5 of 1858
Feb. 8, '61.... 1880.. 13.51)7,000
(sofisai
4,84^000
[June
1871.
1,858— The First National Bank of Olathe, Kansas. Authorized capital, $50,000
paid in capital, $50,000. J. E. Hayes, President, Charles L. Hayes,
Cashier. Authorized to commence business May *29, 1871.
1,8*29— The First National Bank of Allegan, Mich. Authorized capital, $50,000
paid iu capital, $35,000. Benj. D. Pritchard, President, Ceorge B.
Rol)in80n, Cashier. Authorized to commence business May yi, 1871.
1,F30— Tlie First National Bank of St. Anthony, Minn. Authorized capital,
T. A.
paid iu capital, $50,000. H. J. Meudeiihall, President
$.50,000
Merphy, Cashier. Authorized to commence business May 31, 1871.
;
A(fgregateofdebtbearinglnter'tln colli. 724.030,000 U7iMllS.7.>0 8,602,139 29,-l70,17S
(a) Interest payable January and July. (6) iviayamt \ovember. (c) Mart-U aud
September, (it) February, Way, August and Novemb, r.
Debt Bearlus luterest iu
Iian'rul ITIouey,
Aggregate of debt bearing luterest
in
lawiul
money
t177,T93
175.i«)0
6,7SO
$49,121,000
Bonds
6'8, Bonds
58. Mex. indem
6'8, Bonds
63, Bounty L scp
6'8, Bonds
5'B. Texas indem
5e. Bonds
Matur'd at vari's dates prior to Jan.
Matured Dec. 31. 1862
Matured at various dates in '51 and
Matured Dec. 31. 1867
Matured July 1. 1849
Matured July 1. 18b8
Matured Dee. 31. 1864
l-lO@68Tr. notes
1-10^68 Tr. notes
6s, 'Tr'y uotea
_ , Tr'y n*8
6'a, Tr'y notes
7 S-10'8. 3 years
58.
Jan. 1. 1871
at various dates from '38-'44. ...
at various dates in '47 and '48.
Matured at various dates iu'48 and '49
Matured at various dates iu '58 aud-'59...
Matured Alarch 1, 1863
int. n's
7 3-10's, 3 years
July
6'8,
4,5&6*s, Tem.l
Agg. of debt on which
Int.
6.000
1,104
2.150
360
83
3.97.)
241
1,281
741
12,100
8-J.07:-|
2,ii75
6,000
206
11, 7-; 5
950
106
&84
2,051
77,15:"i
6,298
5.671
789,440
155,595
r,'5.977
*68
470,000
5,000
80,710
35,366
313
7,442
'$1,999,008
$307,123
iu 1866
.
Debt Bearlue no Interest.
Authorizing acts.
July 17. 1S61, and Feb. 12, 186;
Feb. 25 and July 11, *62, aud March
July 17, 186;
March 3, 1863, and J uue 30, 1864
March
Demand
notes
'63..U. S. legal tender notes
Fractional Cun*ency
Fractional currency
CertiUicates for gold dep'd
3, ISea
Aggregate
ol
Amt. outstand.
Character of Issue.
3,
t96,KUi
3,"6,000.000
.tn^^i^c'"=''.'6,1
1
{
17,145,400
debt bearing no interest
$413,816,965
Kecaplt ulatlon
Amount
IN
COIN— BOUdS
Bonds
at 6 p. Cent...
at 5 p. cent...
Total debt bearing interest In coin
in Lawful Money
Certificates at 4 per cei<t
Navy pension fund, at 3 per cent
CertllicateB at3per cent
Dkbt bearing Interest
KATB.
©11.19^
short.
,
mouths. 25.«0
3
2?2,V84,70U
...
short.
II !»
@26.6.'«
13.10?i@13.11M
Paris
Paris
@*25.(iO
iS.tO
Nominal.
short.
8 months. 12,T2XiaiS.77X
Vienna
Borlin
6.26 J«@
frankfort
18.
May
II'.
135.10
11.93 !<
mos,
11! ',
31 11-
days
llliy
120)i
3li»i@3n»i
3
33
SaM®53
90 days.
3
May
6.-.*7
120)t@
...
Cadiz
Lisbon
Milan
11.95
95.37 @i5.41
13 9^
months. 2B.b7>l® '211.9 JX
3enoa
Naples
Sew York...
May
18.
t;0
90 days
Jamaica
Havana
Rio de Janeiri
April
55 «
2-2.
Bahia
Valparaiso
Pernamburo
24K®-K
April 58.
.
Singapore
Hong Kong...
Ceylon
todays.
4«.
4s.
4 p.
Ij.
Sd.
6d.
C-
April 19.
4s.
i%d.
dis.
lOX
@y,d.
May
18.
dis.
Vch.
97. ISO
Is 10 16-10
Uadras
..$1,671,841,1150
Calcutta
gydney
$1,891,128,750 $37,
—
.
Bombay
Outstanding.
DSBT BKABINO lNT£R£3T
Amsterdam
Antwerp
Hamburg ....
St. Petersbnri'
15 au<l
has ceased since mat*y
A'l' I.ATEST DATES.
KXCHANGB A'l' LONDONKXCHANGK ON LONDON.
MAY 10.
$64,171
2,000
3.200
23,100
15, 1868
Matured at various dates
Matured Oct. 15,1866
Certif. of ind
KATBSOF B.«CHANC» AT LONDON, AND ON LONItON
In-Merest.
24,900
1S1,0U0
!6,H10
.
Matured Auk. 19 and Oct. 1, 1861
Matured at various dates in 1865
Matured at various dates in 1866
Matured June 10, *67, and May 15,
Matured Aug. 15, 1867, and June
years
Com.
*52...
— Matured
Matured
Matured
one year
5*8, 2
6*8.
l*rincipal.
$5i.665
1, '37.
Cateat Mlonetarp anD €amnier£ial (Kngltat) ^eu'0
»3.'i9,57.^
Debt on 'Wlilch luterest Haa Ceased Since Maturity
5 to 6a,
;
.
Acts March 2, '67 and July 25, '68.. Paya3 per cent CertiPs
ble on demand, with interest
t.31,445,00O
14.000.000
3's, Navv Den8lon..(^ct luly2J,'68 .Int. only appl'd to j.ens'ns.
678,000
4s, Ceitit'sof iudebtedness..Act Julys, '70, .Due in 1375
a p. c.
SO (lays.
[From- our
$ti78,l'4W
own
days
X
p c.^rcminm
correspondent.!
,
14.000,000
34,415,000
Total debt bearing Interest In lawful money
Debx i-n which Int. has okased since Maturity
Debt Bi:ARiNO no Intkrkst—
Demand and legal tender notes
Fractional currency
Certificates of gold deposite)
$49,123,000
I,999,<a2
3.',9.7T2
307,128
$356,096,8UI
40,574,765
tion
ral
(413,616,965
12,912
Total
r2,S59,067,7n $38,672,430
T&*.al Qcbt, principal and Interest, to date. Including Interest due not
presented for payment
$2,397,740,148
'.
'.
Amount ik the Treasury —
Coin
$89,744,375
8.861,683
Currency...,.
Total
Debt, less amount iu the Treasury. June 1.1871
Debt, less amount In the Treasury, May 1, 1871
$93,605,663
2,a99,131.184
•2,303,573,513
Decrease of debt during tlie past month
geerease of del>t since March 1. 1871
nonds Issued
March
1.
1869, to
$4.439.8->8
)
March
Interest
Amount
$K,S^1.000
Kan. Pae., late U.P.E.D
Union Pacific Co
Cen. Br'h Un. Pac. ass.
of Atch'n & Pikes P'k.
Western Paclflc
Sioux City aud Paclflc...
Total Issued
The
accrued
outstanding, and not
yet paid.
Central Pacific
18il
Interest
jald
bjf
htates,
$647,025
157,575
680,912
$1,038,197
1,600,000
1,970,000
1.628,320
40,000
$19,808
49,-J5(;
190,'297
40,708
$61,613,832
$1,6:5,470
6,;W3,000
•27,230,512
bonds are
all
bear si.v percent iaierest
30 years fiom their date.
in
Paclflc Railroad
2, 1864;
1,
$21,574,662
$201,751,413
to tlie Paclflc Railroad Companies, luterest
Payable Iu Ijaivlul Money.
Character of Issue,
Interest
repaid by
Balance of
..
„ paid
int.
.--
of malls, &c. States,
$332.0i5
817,r#4
1,709,170
$3,706,12'2
S40.rSl
243,057
9.276
8,281
401
$10,753,910
$2,876,716
$7,877,193
1,40.',083
4,530,466
584,574
2,82:,2S9
18-2,016
242,655
issued under the acts of July 1, 186;. and July
curiency, payable January 1 and July 1, and
THE REDEEMING AGENTS OP NATIONAL BANKS
IN
The
following are the cliani;eB iu the Kedeeiuiog Aguiits of Nation: 1
These weekly changes are
Baaka since the 25:h of May, 1S71,
furai'sbed by, and published in accordance with an arrangement made
with the Comptroller of the Currency.
NAKX or BANK.
LOCATION.
BBDKBIIINe AGENT.
MassachusettsBoston
The National Banli The
MichiganUnion City
Tile Union City National Bank
South Carolina-Chester
the Cora'nweaith.
First National
Bank of New York,
approved.
The Third National Bank of New York,
approved.
The National Bank. The National Park Bank of New York
and the First National Bank of
Washington, D. C, approved.
Nenr National Banks.
The following national banks have been or((anized since the
25th of
May
1871
belief that the
London, Saturday, May 20.
news of the Paris Commune having collapsed
be received at any moment has engendered a feeling of cauduring the last two days, inasmuch as there is a pretty gene-
expectation that the
efi'tct
of the restoration of order in Paris
will be to increase mateiially the export
demand
for gold in this
be the actual course of our money market as
gOon as Verwilles has achieved her final victory over Paris is the
market.
What will
subject of many a discussion. That the rate of interest will rise
soon after Paris is recaptured is scarcely to be doubted, but, at the
same time very much depends upon the state of politics and the
character of the Government, and the ujiward movement may be
delayed for some weeks, perhaps months, if the Thiers regim*^
should fail to command the confidence of the people. Looking at
the past, one cannot but arrive at the conclusion that the existing
Government is not the Government for France, and as an efficieu*'
army, led by Imperial generals, will soon be in Paris, it is by no
means improbable that should Thiers and his ministry
army and the people, there may be an outcry
please the
fail
for
to
the
So long as there are these doubts
restoration of the Empire.
about the future, the monetary outlook must be equally uncertain.
Had the French, after the signature ot the preliminaries of peace
set to work to raise the money necessary to free the soil of the
victor, the money market would unquestionably have been
seriously disturbed, for in this country there was certainly evei v
inclination to subscribe largely to a new French loan, whatiMi
matuie
CHANGES
may
17,145,400
Total debtbearlngno Interest
Uuclaiiued P. R. Interest
ecrease of debt since
The
might have been its magnitude. The saving to the French nation
would have been something great. The money would have bit u
raised on comparatively easy terms, and with it, France would
have rid her soil of the army which still holds a considerable portion of it aa security for payment of the indemnity, and which is
at present being supported by the nation at an enormous expense.
A French loan will at present, however, he subscribed to with
some reluctance the terms will be less easy and probably before
the Government can approach our market with any certainty of
success, money will have to be subscribed largely at home in order
;
;
to give confidence here.
The
prospect
is,
therefore, that the etlect
of French requirements will be to gradually harden the rates of
interest, and not to produce a sudden disturbance as might have
heen the case had Paris not taken up arms against the newly-
:
:
Jnne
:
:
The i>08ition of the lUnk of Rni^lnnd In remarkalily Rtronif.
The amount of notes In tho hand* of thi- public in now i'M.IKM),.
000, aKnii'Ht which the Bank hoUU coin and bullion to tlii< ••xt<-nt
of£2;t,000,000.
With tht' pxcoptiou of i"tOO,000 the Bank niuld,
note circulation, without rcnorting
to the sale of those necurltles against which the Bank act allows
necessary, rodeoin at once
Its
Such a |>osltlon It has not attained for many
years, and, consequently, any fears of a serious dlsturbancu in (lie
money market, after the reHt<iration of older and good Koveroment in France may be dismissed. Daring the week the demand
for money has been moderate, but In the open market the l>08t
short-dated bills, owing to the large supply of capital Kcoklng
employment, are taken at 2i@3} per cent. The supply of com
the Issue of notes.
tation.s for
Is
The* following are the qno-
considerable.
money, compared with those of
imi.
iwa
Per cent. Por cent
S Q... iX^ •
Bink minimnm
American
_
(0»iiil Wi.l:iv!i'bllls 3
S
bills
a.... 9V<3
1870.
1871.
Percent. Percent.
months' ha'k bills SHOXH SHSV^
• months' ba'k hills SJkJMM iHntM
» nan
4andBtradebllla.
.
QSH 3Va
The rates of interest allowed by the joint stock banks and discount houses for deposits are as under
:
ISTO.
Joint stock hanks
a
INaeuont houses at rail
Discount housxt with 7 days' notice
Discount hoosea with 14 daya' notice
i
1871.
i>t
i<i
iii
ISi
ts
"iJi
Annexed is a statement showing the present position of the
Bank of England, the Bank rate of discount, the price of Consols,
the average quotation for English wheat, the price of Middling
Upland Cotton, and of No. 40 Mule Tarn, fair, second quality
compared with the four previous years
1887.
£
1870.
188«.
1888.
£
£
£
£
14,404,876
93.6 M,U1
»,:8«,880
»4,853 7"9
Pabllcdepuslts
Other doposits .
S3,7M,8S3
4,9i».»8
30,330,!M6
18,004,449
14,0;0,7»S
18,B68,78a
1.^,900.908
14,!H1.«!<5
19.ilU.147
]i.!isa741
18,037,133
.
8,SK4.8S4
17,185,4(3
14,888.814
19,1«,3'43
.
Qarcmmentseeatitles
Other securities
Reserve of notes a:id
coin
e.iHl.t'Oli
ia,*n.««
19,884,724
11.8M.618
ll,8'i«,8i:i
a,4Tl,M8
lS.ti84,0ii8
»0,75»,9«8
18,808,940
X p c.
^U"
Coin and nnllion
Bankrate
Ooasols
Price of wheat
Xld. Upland cotton ...
Mo 40 mule Tsro
Sp.
e.
9i)i
W». lid.
74s.
10«d.
1 Id.
Is. Gd.
-mt
W,
Stem
nu
IIX-«
i
11,777,0S»
ao,0!»,ao7
8 p.
c.
44s.
Sd
14,774.877
54.077,1137
3)i p. C.
»)«
7d.
B88.
7Xd.
11 18-l«d.
Is. 8Xd.
ls.Xd.
•OLD
s.
peroz. standard.
Bar Gold
do
line
ao
Reflnable
do
do
peroz.
Spanish Donblonns
Uoath .\mericau Uoubloous ... do
do
United :itates gold coin
d.
d.
s.
8X 677
77
9
-
T7
73
7«
loan for Spain tor
subscription Id this
tinental cities
money
annum, the
1870. 1871.
isfo.
d.
M6^
OK
., a
_
price.
10J<
1870. 1871.
»«
«
»«
-
BrnsseH.. »>«
&
ft
6
B
Madrid....
Berlin
4
4
3J<
3!<
Hamburg.—
Franklr.rt.
iH 3«
3
Bt. Peters-
i\
i.
d.
5
<i«
B
OX
©— a 4 UK
Con
S
4
B
—
1870.
6
price of Issue
80.
Is
The
The
bo
loan will
loan has been fully sub-
;
advance of the London market.
It is stated that there will be a fresh issue of £400,000 of Atlantic
and Great Western Reorganization stock, and that it will be made
nnxt week at the price of 80 pro rata to the existing holders. The
object is to provide for every claim that can poesibly be made on
the i>art of any outstanding interests In the undertaking, so that
its passing to the new management it may be entirely freefrom
&
Messrs. E. F. Satterthwaite
announce that they are In
first mortgage
Co.,
structed to offer for public snbscrfptlon £335,000
bonds of the Midland Railway Company of Canada, repayable in
annual drawings commencing in 1873. The bonds form part of a
total issue of £335,000, and are a first charge upon the undertaking.
The line is ninety miles in length. In 1870 the nett revenue of
the company was £25,714. Taking into account the sinking fund,
the bonds will yield £7 Is. 2d. per cent, per annum by way c|
interest.
The weather has been
much more favorable to
milder during the last two dsys, and
The following
trade for breadstulTs
com
ing last week and since the commencement of the season,
pared with the corresponding periods in 1869-70
roB TBI wsEE iiroiBa mat
18T0'71
.•......•.•
»4»,ae6
47,<mi
Oi.ts
Peas
.^
tieans
Indian
Flour
istrro.
.
com
1,4*4
78M86
13,041
130,116
510
74JU
47
10,WT
171.nt
1,419
7,aM)
80
111,988
ths bbasom (avs. M).
owt.«,8«8.«M 1,87«,7»
MS,m
19.«ra,404
ia«,4«
\Wl,m
l,aat6K
BW,B;&
49.8M
T,UM,«n
B4.»4
IW,ia
ll,t7«
8.170.480
S,fin,333
Peas
Beans
1
Inoons. Kxpnrls
1M>S
»7,7W
l«,8a8
9S,M8
siNos THB ooaif iKOcsiirr or
Wheat
18.
Imports. Kxporls.
488.I1S
17,8W
««,479
S.SBS
ewt.
trheat.
Barlny.
Barley
iMts..
figorea
The
the country.
has been quieter, and prices are rather drooping.
The following statement shows the imports and exports of
bread and feeding stuff's into and from the United Kingdom, dur
1871.
an early restoration of Paris to France. British railway shares
however, continue very firm. The trafUc receipts continue very
Batisfactory, the total for last week having been £871,80U, against
£816,532 last year, showing an increase of £55,347. The receipts
for goods' traffic on the fourteen principal lines show an increase
of £36,413, the totals being £436,363 this year, against £390351
In the Consol market there has been no especial morelast year.
ment. Foreign stocks have been dull, but in the value of American Qovemment descriptions there is no especial change. Erie
Railway shares, owing to the rise at New Vork, have been as high
as 37, but they have since receded from that point. Atlantic and
annum, redeemannum, and
able at par by a sinking fund of two per cent, per
6
bnij'.... «
8
*>t 7
SH 3
Amst'd'm. 3)< 8X
6
6
6
Turin ... 6
The stock exchange markets have been rather dull, speculators
having diminished their engagements, owing to the probability of
Ureal Western {lailway securities are firm.
,
which shares have advanced, speculation Is now restricted, new
and readily Bul>8oribed. Among these
have been two million dollars New York MidUnd, and one million
Urand Knpids and Indiana bonds. Omaha Bridge bonds have
reached 00, and few now remain in first hands, A subscriptkm
for two million dollars New Orleans-Mobile bonds has been fixed
stated that a new effort will
It
is
day.
for an early
be made to introduce North Pacific bonds. Georgia Six per Cents
are in request Louisiana Levee bonds are at 77i. For Spanish
there is a good demand at rising prices, which are generally In
,-B'krate->,-Op.m'kt-,
1871.
rtif'M
and the scrip Is at about 1 premium.
Advices from Frankfort state that the Qerman stock markets
maintain their firmness, and although, owing to the high prices to
©- —
S
at the leading
Vienns
At Paris
8BK a<M «SK-ltw
scrilitHl,
:
r-B'krate~ ,-Op.m'kt->
W¥
ww
redi<umed at par within 17 years.
®T«
8
•
4
-so
have issued the pnw>i>r»-,niii oi a
£6.000,000, of which £2,632,781 ts oflbMd lor
country. The bonds bear Interest at 4 per
.
perci
'
'
Its
-tOH'tOM-
Brotheri!
BII.TVB.
B
per o». standard
6
Bar Silver, Fine
B
8
do
do containing 5 grs. gold peroz. standard
per oi. no
Fine Cake Silver
"
.so
n^-l;0l!l oj 1I0> Ir
8->n.Slil
Co.'s circular
Moilcan Dollars
Tiie following are the quotations for
M----]»
.«e m
'
\m
all dissentient influences.
There ha^ been no material alteration in the rates of foreign exchange. The demand, has, however, somewhat abated. There is
no inquiry for gold for export, but Mexican dollars, of the old
The
issue, continue to be purchased for shipment to China.
market for bar silver is quiet. The following prices of bullion are
from Messrs. Pixley &
'
-»>
UOK
9»K 9iH-....mH--.-...Iwx-.
8I»>»-....|8»)».«UH
thirty years, bearing interest at six per cent, per
11X1.
ls.»Xd.
Is. 8jKd.
b
ltt,4M,344
44s. «d.
3d.
m
-w
Atlantic *(l'i West.'
consol'd muit.b'dsi49V-.
Iris !)haras(*lU0)..,8iH *IH
I HInnl--h«resf«l6inllll>ii-Uim
per
— —
'
81
:i«>>»
.
cent,
th* w««k
'^"
"'
Wi(-toj<
Siin,»K-*i>«i»BH-»X
"
90M-l»>{l«H-w'Xl«n«
— Js
H. s-'jos, 1M«^
U. H. ft »!». IHMT..
U. H. Id-MM, lum
Messrs.
oi
•<W.MW •U.MW
«
MK-MW
*"»•<»<-•••<
•»><-•••< »H-*»H
WK-MH
,MW-HK
WK-WKtUK
*""
,
INM
8-a)«, lH-4.
•J.
luwsst pricos ol oonaols and the prlneipttl
on aaeh day
on
1871.
Cltcalatlon, Including
S.%301,0!1
bank post bills
.
U.S.
anil
aacufltlss
issues are daily introduced
4
Opca-markt-'.. rates:
I mouths
year
last
683
show the highest
COBSola.
V, B. VWs,
tiona.
merclal paper afloat
:
TBK (JHRuMOLK.
3, 1871.]
eatablithed Qovernmi^nt. Tlio duu'.iU and uDOorUliitlco, bowovi-r,
of the future are Inducing uiany apeoalatori Id Mcuritlmi to
dlmluinU tbo oxtuut of their engagemeDta, and honce many i-laaaM
of aeouritlea have given way in price owing to numeroui roallia-
if
:
11.007
1«,7<1
1.330,073
l,oa
B8.8H
»,4l7,4a
14,044
4,aM,m l«,»ll
8,«1,8« 1,SI«,48B
For the corresponding periods in 1868-'00 the figures were as
1,113,079
10.1I«,OB»
Indiancom
Floor
under:
KiportSL
Imports.-
since
For the
week.
Sept.
\rheat.
MT.OW
10,079,1173
Barley.
Oals...
Peas...
iis,un
8.061.987
•MS
4,8n,4M
The
Com
state of trade
•44,886
81,747
shows very
»eek.
1.41S
1,111
1,119
7«
I,a01,l79
».79«,I74
.-
Beans
Indian
Flour
For Ik*
I.
t.86l.tn
l,861.m
little
Manchester market
For shipping yams the Biorket has beea
alteration.
1
....
The
Since
Sept.
I.
ni.wi
iii,7ai
n,-M
a,iN
4,4Ba
0,741
tollowlDg
relates to the
talet; bet Ultk baslaeas kas b«Mi
B pl aa esi
traBsacted, and to cfl<!ct sole* a slight coocMsion hoe to be isails
are very llm^ being still wdl oader coetiacL Tka hooe-mde yam stfcst Is
QQlat In tone, and only a saiall boalDeae koa beea eflhclsd la yans o( tUm
Prices are quoted tke saB* as oa Tawtsy. bat, In soom casM, a i
less would have to bctakesto Bake sales. Tbt doth aurkst Is Bttli (feaagsd
:
.
:
:
:
:
Silver bars
Market Reports—Per Cable.
The daily closing quotations in the marliets of London and Livertelegraph,
pool for the past weeli have been reported by submarine
summary
following
the
in
shown
as
London Money and Stock Market.—The market closes quiet,
with all American securities steady, Five-Twenties commanding a
week
slight advance over the prices of a
Mon.
Sat.
Consols for money
"
account
U. S. 63 (5-208, 1862
93X
93X
90%
90«
old, 1865
1867
v.
S. 10-403
The
Silver bars
"
Foreign gold
Wed.
93^
9.SX
&
93 Ji
90;^
!)3>i
-3
90M
92?i
89
Thur.
921
98x
Frl.
25— St.
New
90>f
90Ji
90M
9!)JV
90 5i
90?i
92«
92X
93X
89
89
89
Total since Jan.
Same time
•••
•..
•••
•••
••••
••"'
Liverpool Cotton Market.— See special report of cotton.
during
lAverpool Breadatuffs Market— Corn lias declined 9d.
week, closing at 83s. 6d., and Peas (Canadian) are Gd. lower.
the
The market, with
these exceptions, has been steady.
Wed.
Tues.
Mon.
Sat.
B.
¥
Flour (Western)
d.
^
B.
d.
s.
10 10
11 S
^
33
K
4
n
83
4
3
43
3
43
504 lb 44
Fri.
d.
B.
d.
s.
27
10 10
11 5
12
32
4
3
43
27
10 10
11 5
12
32
4
3
43
11
2
-3
Thur.
d.
2T
10 10
«r
Wheat(No.2Mil.Eed)..f cU 10 10
"
U 5
(RedWintert
"
(California White).... 12 3
3
33
Corn(W.m'd)...^4801bu'w
Barley (Canadian)....^ bush 4
lb
3
4
^45
Oats (Am, & Can.)....
Peas (Canadian)
d.
B.
hhl 27
Market.— 'Vhe market has been weak, and
Liverpool Provisions
ampton
Foreign coin
27- St.
City of Brussels,
LiverpoolAmerican gold
1.5,000
Silver bars
10,000
1871
$32,357,361
•
in
Same time
I
$12,262,969
12,194;835
32,917,989
in
,„
1867
1866
1865
I
of specie at this port
beem as follows
May 22— St. North America,
Para—
,™
<,.b
^•''^BiS
26,.385,782
11,737,332
during the past week have
May 26—Bark Thomas
Dallett,
Laguayra—
$2&1
Gold
$394
Silver
Total for the week
Previously reported
, nof^Qo
i,uii.ai»)
Total since January
Barao time in
1,
$3,025,208
1871
I
Same time in
$6,942,246 1868
8,657,5061 1867
1870
1869
59,790
13,600
510,000
20,200
IHlf'onn
.tsu,im,.iM
1870
i869
1868
The imports
Frankfort were
196,748
Goldlmrs
American gold
York,
1,
10,000
Silver bars
Total for the week
Previously reported
x91«
91%
at
daily closing quotations for United States Cs (18G3)
Frankfort
R—
4,950
10,000
silver
l.W.OOO
60,117
39,639
American gold
27--St. Parthia, Liver
no
lOOl—
Silver bars
S7— St. Weser, Soatli-
24— Schr. Mattie Holmes,
Mayaguez
American
1871.
Silver liars
26— Schr. Keokuk, Arroyo, P.
93,879
50,565
Gold bars
"
Tues.
2
a
92Ji
89
"
ago.
May
25,800
For London325,000
American gold
23— St. South America,
Rio Janeiro3S,181
American gold
67,600
Foreign gold
21— St. Cuba, Liverpool160,000
American gold
"
3,
American gold
Gold bars
$62,000
hnrg—
nominally
duction difllcu It.
June
Southampton—
Liverp'l
Foreign silver
23— St. Qermauia, Ilam-
"
MW ffi
Bngllsli
f
May 23— St. Nevada,
and at lower rates. Shirtings
since Tnesdar and the demand is Btill languid
and producers of the lower makes whose contracts
are esnednllv .'lopresscd,
'
Toprices for fnturc orders
lower
accept
liavc
to
wonld
o It;
arc
uufkvorable tclegrapliic advices
davMKmarkct istlnt, and the rumors ofdepressing
Quotations are
eflect.
a
produced
have
received
heen
havi
unchanged, and, in fact, the firm position of yarns renders any re-
"
—
iiflE ctifeoNicti^.
684
"
—
*?'JiI'l?2
1.066,673
the cards of Southern Bankers in our advertising columns will be found that of Mr. A. C. Kaufm.-in, Banker, in CharMr. Kaufman phould, by this time, be pretty well
leston, S. C.
known to our readers, but we take pleasure in again calling their
attention to his business, in which investment orders, and collections are made specialties.
Among
Cheese closes with a
list.
and Beef with the same loss.
quotations are lower throughout the
decline of
2s.,
Pork
of 2s. 6d.,
Sat.
t
8.
Beef(ex.pr.meB«)..^3Mlb
104
mc8S)..?)bbl
62
38
49
64
Pork(Etn.
pr.
ig 112 lb c c
Bacon
"
"
Lard (American)
Cheese (fine)
d
Mon.
d.
s.
'^
Wed.
Tues.
B.
d.
104
62
38
49
64
104
6
6
n
62
38
49
6i
If
•0
"3
a
6
6
Thur.
d.
8.
d.
B.
102
60
38
48
63
6
6
B.
6
Fri.
d.
6
102
60
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
THE
NEW
ORLEANS, MOBILE AND TEXAS RAILROAD
COMPANY
0cc38
48
63
6
6
connecting New Orleans with Mobile on
Are building a trunk
the east, and giving the only railroad connection between the
former city and the great and most productive State of Texas on
the west, the total distance from Mobile to Houston being 475
line,
Liverpool Produce Market.— TheTe has been more firmness in
Petroleum (Spirits), which are held at a slight advance. Tallow
has advanced. Tlie market closes steady.
miles.
The company is composed of strong Northern capitalists, who
have already expended nearly ten million dollars of their own
16 6
funds in the construction of the line. They have built about 225
"
"
6
(fine pale)
13
1 6
1
6K 1 6
5K
miles from Mobile westward, and secured by purchase of securitieB
Petroleum (std white).. !g 8 B 1 5H
"o
91^
««
9«
"
9X
(spirits)
9>i
provision for the thorough repair aud equipment of the
42 9
42 9 and made
W
43 9
42 6
Tallow (American). ^ 112 8) 42 6
108 miles constituting the Texas division ; leaving tut 140 niiles
Oil
has
advanced
Uaaeei
Markets.—
Oil
and
London Produce
to bo built to complete the entire road.
It is believed that no other railroad corporation in the country
158. during tha week, and is apparently strong at the improved
has ever made so large an expenditure from its own means before
Otherwise the market has been quiet.
price.
offering any of its securities to the puljlic.
Thur.
Fri.
TueB.
Wed.
Mon.
Sat.
The Company now offer for sale the 8 per cent mortgage bonds
£ s.d. £ B. d. £ 6.d. £ B.d. £ s.d. £ s.d.
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
Lins'd c'ke (obi) .'$ta 10
the Louisiana division of 220 3 3 miles from Now Orleans to
upon
63 6
63 6
63 6
63 6
63 6
Linseed(Calcntta)
This will probably be the most valuable portlie Sabine River.
SuKar(No.l2DchBtd)
5
,36
35
36
tion of the whole line, as it will be the only rail communication by
36
fllilb
82
82
82
82
82
Sperm oil
which the enormous productions of Texas can reach the Southern
16
Sat.
B.
Rosin (com. Wilm.).
.
.
.
^ 112 B)
6
16
d.
3
Mon.
B.
d.
Tues.
Wed.
Thur.
d..
6 3
16 6
B.
d.
3
16 6
1
B.
B.
6
d.
3
Fri.
B.
D
16
d.
3
6
—
Whale
oil
oil
Linseed
36
36
*
31 15
ton 31 15
36
32
5
36
32 10
32 10
metropolis.
So important is this road considered to Louisiana, that tlie State
has made very liberal grants in aid of the enterprise, by direct
MISCELLANEOUS NEWh.
donations, by endorsement of its bonds, and by subscriptions to the
stock of the Company, amounting in all to o Ver eiglit million dollars.
Imports and Exports fob the Week.—The imports this
The bonds now offered are of two classes First mortgage bonds,
week show an increase in both dry goods and general to the amount of $12,500 per mile, and second mortgage bonds,
The total imports amount to $8,174,154 this to an equal amount, both principal and interest guaranteed Ijy tlie
merchandise.
week, ao-ainst $7,400,904 last week, and $6,501,021 the pre- State of Louisiana. The price of the two classes is the same, and
vious week. The exports are $4,163,140 this week, against subscribers can take their choice.
$3,473,660 last week, and $4,306,496 the previous week. The exThe Bonds arc only in the denomination of $1,000, or .£200 each,
exports of cotton the past week were 11,718 bales, against 9,068 interest payable January and July, at the rate of eight per cent
bales last week. Tlie following are the imports at New York currency in New York, or seven per cent gold in London, at the
Bonds can
for week ending (for dry goods) May 36, and for the week ending option of the holder, at the time each coupon is due.
(for general merchandise) May 37.
be registered if desired.
No better security has been offered to investors. The line is a
FOBEIQN IJirOBTB AT NHW TORK FOIi TUK WEEK.
good and important one, and the stockholders have proved their
1870.
1871.
1869.
1868.
$1,114, 7«i
$2,121,610
$1,2.30,236
determination and ability to carry the work to an early and suc$1,185,203
Dry goods
6,052.544
2,501,710
4,M2,749
5,635,567
General mcrchandiae...
cessful completion, by the very large amount they have them-
COMMERCIAL AKD
:
Total for he week.
Previously reported.
.
Since Jan.
94,92.3,025
$6,072,985
128,832,789
$3,616,5*3
119,763,079
$8,174,154
151,097,298
$101,743,795
$134,905,774
$123,379,582
$159,271,452
$6,820,770
.
1
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 port of New York to foreign ports, for the week ending
May 30
EXPOBTS FROM KEW TORK FOR THE WEEK.
1868.
For the week
Previously reported....
«nceJan.
1
$2,692,824
72,805,766
$76,498,590
1870.
1871.
67,917,740
$3,483,804
68,460,545
$4,162,140
98,865,939
$71,594,177
$71,944,349
$98,028,079
1869.
$.3,676,437
The following will show the exports of specie from the
New York for the week ending May 27, 1871
port of
selves put into it.
,
,,
,
^
The Bonds are largely profitable, as well as entirely safe. One
thousand dollars invested in these eight per ceet bonds will give the
purchaser more than seventt/xcveti. jier cent greater annual interest
than the same amount invested in the new Government Five Per
Cents, into which the Government Sixes are being funded by the
.
Secretarv of the Treasury.
,
.
.
At the same price, an eight per cent currency long bond is far
specie
cheaper than a 7 per cent gold one. Calculating a return to
payments in three years, and taking the time that the bonds of the
New Orleans, Mobile and Texas Railroad have to run— 45 years—
we find that by compounding the interest of each, every six mouths,
will give a return
at 7 per cent, an 8 per cent currency bond at 90
the same price,
of $3,614 18 more than a 7 per cent gold bond, at
investment.
or nearly three times the amount of the orginal
While the purchaser of the 8 per cent bonds of this Company
:
.
Juno
3,
THE DHRONlOLK.
1871.]
caa realizo thia BpocUl pruiU, he also bold* the option of UkloR
ndvantAffe of any toinpornry lulvanao In ifoUl, aa he haH choico, at
every fpparato couiwnday.oi gold Interviit at 7i)cr cont.orcurrimcy
intereel at 8 per cent.
TheboiidH are dated May 1, 1S71. Tlio flnit couitun will, tlifrcThii price
toro, be n fracllonnl one, running from Moy 1 to July 1.
Is 00, nnd aciTuwl iiili-rcst at 8 |)or cent currency fn>m May 1 to
date of roiuittanci). liondx will btt sunt froo ol coot and Uovornment, and nli other markctablu seciiritiPH will liu taken In exchange
at thoir boat ninrkut rat<t), without charge for Hullliinf.
Information concornin^ tho company and the lload and |>ainphlotB containing map and full dotalla of tho ontorprifH>, ran bo
obtained ot the undersif^nod or any of tho Company a advvrtiaed
W. B. SlIATTUfK, Hanker,
agonta.
and Financial Agent N. U., M. & T. U. U. Co.,
,
No. 28 Naaaan Street.
New
wlae than In the
685
n«w
Five Par Cant OoreraiDMit Ln*B, may do
alMiiit 20 |ier eont, and withont
rolnction of Inten'st, by an exchange for the Ooada ot tho Cnma-
so with ontlro safety, at a profit of
PHAKI and Onto JiAII.nOAD
(V).
Price of tho bonda, until farther notice, 03, aiKl aeenied iBterwl
May
from
1.
We also buy and
sell Oovemment Securltlrai, and the Bonda of
tho Central Pacific Railroad Co., and aa ag>-nta of the U. 8. iioremmeni, will attend to tho funding of Five-Twenties into tho
new United
Btatea Bonda.
FIBK *
GERMAN BANK OF IX)NDON
York.
HATi'lI.
(Limited).
DnucToaa.
Ooorge Albrecbt, Bremen.
CI.BWS & Co., 83 Wall st., N. X.
Our business is the same aa an incorporated bank.
Deposit accounts can be opened with us in either Currency or
Coin, subjoct to chock without notice. Five per cent, intereat will
be allowed on all daily balances. Checks upon us pass through
the clearing house as it drawn upon any city bank.
Baitkimo HonsB OF
Hbnrt
We issuo Circular Lcttorj
all parts of
tho world
;
Bdward Ilenrj Oraen, Loodon.
carl Klola, Frankfort-on-lbo-Maln.
Victor rreiherr Von lS»pm; Berlin.
Jnliua Majr, Fninkfort.oii-the-lhln.
Adolph Vom Rath, Colotnii'.
Charlei Fvrdliuind Kodewald, Loodon.
Frederick Rodewald, London.
Thonuw Sallar, London.
for travelers, available In
of Credit
Wo mako
also Commorcial Credits.
Rudolph Sulzbacli, FraDUort.on.tbe-ll«lB.
Joscpb Spcyer, Fraiikrort.on'the-ltain.
Managing Director— Otto Nuatla.
AnUtant Manager— Leopold Bono.
Auditor— Ocorga Thomas Brooking.
Bnukera— Tho London Joint Htock Bank, London.
tele
L.
graphic transfers of money to any desired point, and transac
every description of foreign banking business.
We draw
The
The
and
Bills of
Exchange
in
sums from £1 upward
Imperial Bank, and Messrs. Clews, Ilabicht
Provincial
Bank of
Ireland,
&
on.
Co.,
The National Bank
London.
of Scotland,
all their branches.
We issue Certificates of
date, bearing interest,
Deposit payable on demand or at fixed
and available at all money centres.
Government and other investment securi
Orders executed for
also Qold and Exchange.
ties
Advances made on approved collaterals and against Merchan
dise consigned to our care.
make collections of Notes, Drafts, Coupons and Dividends
with promptness on all points, and are fully prepared to offer
banking facilities upon either currency or gold basis.
;
The
Capital of tho
Ocrman Bank of London Limited
la £a,om.()Ofl,
dlvldnl
Into 100,000 Shares ot £10 each : of which 60.000 iiharea, repraaentlot; a raplul
of £tMO,000, hare been leaned, aubecrlbed for, and allotted, and are intended
to be fully paid up within six mouthH.
The bank is entabliiihcd In London and baa no branchca on the Continent or
abroad. It U now preparc-d to open business, to necotlatc approved tecurtlles,
and generally to attend to transactions appertaining to Foreign banking
business.
Bartholomew TIoupo, Bartliolomow lano, London, E. C, April, IWI.
We
*~~
DIVIDBNDS.
Tha following Dlvldanda have been decUred daring the paat week
TANNER
&
CO.,
11
WALL
ST.,
NEW
Pes Whkk
CmT. Pablz. Books
COMFAMT.
BANKERS,
Closxs,
Rallroada.
Chicago & Norlliwestern, common
do
preferred
do
YORK,
June
.
DEALERS IN
301 June 14 to Jnljr 1.
Jnni! .lol.luDcH to .July 1.
.
Fbidat Evkhiho, June
S, 16T1.
Tbe money OTarket.-Thero has been little change in the
STOCKS, BONDS, GOLD, AND EXCHANGES.
condition of monetary afTairn, and rates for call loana remain at
ORDERS EXECtJTBD AT THE STOCK AND GOLD EXCHANGES.
3@4 iper cent, with exceptional loans to the large government
Interest Aixowed on Deposits simjEcr to Check at houses as low as 2 per cent. Some of the banks refuse to lend
sell,
at current
market
rates,
the
FIRST MORT-
GAGE EIGHT (S) PER CENT. GOLD BONDS
JOSEPH AND DENVER CITY RAILROAD CO.
of
the
ST.
;
payable August and February, in New York, Lon.
Present
don or Frankfort-on-the-Main, free o/ U. S. Taxes.
Interest
market quotations 07|<^8ic and
interest.
TANNER &
No. 11
Harvey
CO.,
Wall
Street.
A. S. Hatch.
Fisk.
FisK
& Hatch,
}
extending their line of road to the head of reliable navigation on
the Ohio River, where it will meet and connect with lines now
building or projected, to the principal railroad centers and river
227 miles are in operation, and the
cities of the Western States.
is
now being
:
;
Bankers and Dealers in Government Securities,
No. 5 Nassau street. New York, May 29, 1871. (
THE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD COMPANY are
iron for 100 miles additional
4, preferring to lock up their balances rather than lend
tliem at any lower interest. The excessive supply of loanable
funds at this centre has probably now reached its maximum, and
there are some indications that a slight hardening tendency in
there will soon be a demand from
rates may soon be expected
Ohio and other Western States for money to move the wool crop,
and the government programme for the month calls for the purchase of only $4,000,000 Iwnds against the pale of $7,000,000 gold,
thus taking $3,000,000 currency off tlic market. Any change
towards better rates will be hailed with nati.sfaction by the banks
and other money lenders, and a healthy .'>@6 per cent market
would be more favorable to leidtimatc businens than the present
unusual plethora. The city bank Btntement of Saturday, May 27.
showed the foUowiug changes compared wilh the previous week
Loans, increase, $3,005,107 specie, increase, $117,901 ; circulation,
deposits, increase, $4,806,744 ; legal tenders,
decrease, $137,722
The result was to leave the banks $046,841
increase, $1,700,090.
strontrer in their excess over legal reserve, the whole excess being
$10,220,081.
The following statement shows tho present condition of the
associated banks, compared with the same elate in the last twoyear* :
below
Sight.
Buy and
laid.
The road
will
:
Mar 37.1371.
|M.«41,««
Loans and dlseounU
ia.10,114
Specie
Circulation
Laaal Teoder*
Nlar
IS.
!*».
Majrjb,!**^
fiS-^frSS
ii,,a>Jn
Jl'21'S;!
J^SI!fl!
l8.M).41i
(1.800.0(10
Hljn
Commercial Paper continnes in good demand at 5(351 per cent
for first-class names on 60 days to 4 months time, while tome
very choice grades have been negotiated at 4| per cent.
large East and West through business,
immense mineral and general local traffic.
The Six Per Ce.nt Gold Bonds or the Chesapeake and
Qootations are as follows
aaraaal.
Ohio Railro^vd Co. are amply secured, and very desirable for Commarol a), first class endorsed
..<Od»r
investment.
profitable
and
safe
«
!;;i'"';i;i";"!""!!i;!!;!iBioBi»a.
•
lOdan.
sisals naoiea.
The Central Pacific Bonds negotiated by us, amonnting to
^'
"
•
ttosnonua.
dam.
$25,885,000, have a ready market everywhere, being favorably Banker*. -arst class folelan
lto4aieauia.
domasUe
known and actively dealt inat all the principal Suick Exchanges
Bonds,—
Stales
eecoritiee
have been
Goremment
Colted
of this country and Euro|W, and are readily salable at all times at strong on a mmlemte bosineas, Flve-Twentlee of 1867 doaiog at
quoted market price, which is now above par.
11^, against 118} last week; Ten-Forties at 110, against 1001:
The Bonds of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Co. wo and Currencv Sixes at 115), the tame aa laaiweek. The pfineipal
cansea of the firmness seem to be found In the npwaid teodeney of
believe to be of equal value and aecority, and most in time take a
gold, and the iinrchasos of corporations and other inveetora who
like rank in market value and salable character.
are deeimua of placing their funda during tho preaent period of
Holders of Five-Twentjr Bonds, dealrlDg to fund them other- «M7 money, in such accurities aa will |>ay a fair Interest and find
have,
when completed, a
beside an
:
••
..
•
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V
:
:
K
.
«
:
—
THE CHRONICLE.
686
fJune
1«71
3,
easy sale at any moment. The Government purctases during fraction in'price a number of prominent bankers in this city have
Jnne will be only $4,000,000, against $10,0(X),000 in May, but the addressed letters to the State Auditor at Richmond requesting
announcement of this schedule on Monday had little effect upon that the funding operations in July be transacted in New York,
prices, which have since been firmer, as above stffted. On. Wednes- and it is to be hoped that the request will be acceded to if the law
day the last purchase for Mav was made, amounting to f 3,000,000, will permit, as it would greatly facilitate operations so far as the
convenience of holders is concerned.
between 111.50 and 111.10, the total offerings being $4,053,300.
Railroad bonds continue to be in good demand, and both the old
The proposition made to Mr. Boutwell by a prominent banking
;
house of this city in regard to taking |135.000,000 of the new Five
Per Cent Loan has been declined by the Secretary, as it was generally expected that it would be, upon the terms requested <if
him. In the meantime there has been little progress made in
selling the bonds, and the further plans of Mr. Boutwell in regard
to their negotiation, if he entertains any, are yet unknown to the
bonds and new loan offerings have been in request. Chesapeake
and Ohio Loan advanced to 92. The Pacific railroad bonds close
as follows Central Pacifies, 102|@103 Union Pacific first mortgage bonds, 92|@92| Land Grants, 83i@83* Incomes, 84i@84}.
The following are the highest and lowest prices of the most
active State Bonds at the Board on each day of the week
:
;
;
:
public.
government
520B.1S64
••
6-20'8, W«5
5-30'8, 18IB
5-i0 8, 18B7
5 20'8, 1868
10-40'8,
This
'
n"
•
"
"
6'8
is
prices of leading
of the past week
securities at the Board on each day
Saturday. Monday, TuPSdny, WednPfld'y TliurBday,
Mays;.
Hay 29.
May 30. May 81.
Jnnel.
6'« 1881 eonp....«r.7x
117X •r.'iH-.nTii
5 20'8,1862 ooup.»llH<; lUJs •in5< uiv
*
ni«
rm
lisy
....
....
....
113^113)^
'USVIU
in9'«
"llsV
....
'lumux
iim
.
.
iiSK'
....
11.sk 114
114
....
'I09« 110
asxiie
116
....
117K
'm*; iiix
....
I'.iH
•n\%mii
m% ....
U3» ....
114X
!19V
115K
the price bid and asked, no sale
....
•nn,vi% \nx
...
iiiMiiiSi "iiijiiinx
lilX ..• 'iin* ii'-V
iiiH iiix 'iii^iiiiisf
tlSK .... 113«
...
114
....
1131^114
•1I3K 114!< "114 114X
•!09V IIWK '<^H
115 Ji 116
115^
:
Friday,
June
2.
....
l'T<
111J<112
May 27.
Missouri
9-.-.<
....
Ist....
nn.Pae.
!11H •.t2
!'4J<114K
114^ 114X
l|4
114H
no% lin«
llSJk 115X
TJ.P. L'dCit....
IS. P. ln(^onie..
This
S5JC
....
;
having disagreed among themselves AVestern Union Telegraph
57} against 59|, and Hannibal and St. Joseph common at 89
against 98 last week and 104J two weeks ago. The Commissioner
of Internal Revenue at Washington has decided that the tax of
$1,151,000 upon New York Central scrip dividend of 1808 must bo
paid the stock, however, has not been much affected by this
decision.
The remarkable ease in the money market continues
to be as great as at any previous time, and invites speculation
from outside parties, but the past few weeks, of dullness and the
reaction in prices of some leading stocks, have shaken confidence
and materially increased the " bear " interest.
The following were the highest and lowest prices of the active
list of railroad and miscellaneous stocks on each day of the last week
Erie
Keiidlng
Lake Shore
Wabash
Pittsburg
Northwest
do
pref
Rock
Island...
May 27.
99>5 i)9J<
94
B4Ji
134
135
39
29V
98U 99V
98« !UX
119
30
118
!17X 119X
llSJiC
61k 64;<
121)^ 133K
63V
119
W%
u»%
12<i.«
63V
f'lii
113
Panama
Clev..C.,C.*I
Col.Chlc.ft I.C
Del.,Lack.,&w
Bann., St. Jos.
pref
do
IlllnolBCcntr'l
Mich. Central.
Morris
A Essex
B., Hart.
& Erie
49^<
89)^
....
33X
"4
98X
131
*
49
....
89J<
91
48K
•
iS% 24X
99)<
99
loix
lOOH
UO)i lOlK 'llO
101
lOlV 101
....
TUK
125
"'"'
94X
2V
3
S3>i
59i<
SIS
59V
7V
i'4
Adams Kxpr'ss sm
Am. Merch.Un •36X
•56
^Quicksilver...,
Pacific Mall....
13H ....
46V 47X
United States.
....
....
....
Wells, Fargo..
48
»....
137
135
....
....
•93V 94X
m
....
S3V S4>!i
57X 59X
7V
8X
13S ....
46H 47V
8;« 81)i
SSS ....
55% 56)i
•45V 48
49 i^
120
94)i
133)s 131
Ki'X
93>4
133)4
.10)4
2S«
»
117K
113V 114V
63X 63X
119V
98X 99
X 123X
....
50
39V
33 V
....
101
136
125
\T^
86V
!20
6Sx
117X118)4
112)4 114
62)4 63J4
12014 1.2
85)4 86H
9734 98V
121)4 122)4
119)4
119X
63)4
I20>4
86
*^
»!<V
62
SIX
47X
109X110
99
lOOX
•99
lOOX
....
•2X 2X
83V 34X
58
S%
SSfi
8V
12IX
....
•94
94)4
....
m%
•2X ...
3'X 8?X
57V 58X
....
....
....
8X
47)4
48)4
13)4 13X
45X 4;v
44X
82
....
82
56X
....
....
".56
....
•46X
13X 13X
55
•46
8)4
64
8)4
13
45)4
...
57
54!4
52
....
46
made at thu Board.
State and Railroad Bonds
Southern State bonds have
been comparativelj' dull. Tennesees have shown some reaction
from previous price.i, and close about 1^ per cent lower than last
-week, the decline being apparently the result of speculative sales,
and not from any change In the financial affairs of the State or
any less confidence in the ultimate value of the bonds. South
Carolinas have not varied materially, and it is hoped that the
State will be able to arrange its financial matters satisfactorily
after a .short time, though it is thought that the late convention
erred in not providing definitely for the floating debt and maturing bonds of the State. Virginias have been dull and receded a
68V •••
iZli ....
m%
....
92V
SSH
84
•
•SlJi"
93!i
85>i
•8tV
83
102J«
..?.
....
8JV
64V''
lOJV .... 102V
made
85
84
-
.
Board.
at the
—
Low-
Highest.
(losing.
Mondav,
" 29
.lllX
" 3'>
Tuesday,
.I'.IK
Wedn'day, *' 31.. .111^
111)4
mx
111)4
r.iv
111.'*
111)4
11154
111)4
Tim rsday ..June
i
lUV
IIIK
112X
Friday,
2..
112X
112)4
.
.
-
.
.liiV
.113X
1,
1871, to
'{3
date .iiox
IllX
lllV
Dala nccs.
currency.
.
,
Gold.
I20.047.S10
is.9is,noo
27.438.000
JI.284.106
1,552,315
1.301.215
»1, 13.1,810
1,748,120
1,472,486
l.o:9.17il
.<I0.99;,000
50.503,000
.483,720
],li5,S91
1.456,310
1.393,880
1,686,150
165,175.000
299,145,000
1.486,310
1,063,300
l,'l86,989
IX
112)4
112
112X
m%
llOX
112X
113X
11
Total
Clearings.
113X
113X
17.2,sn.0"0
1
are the quotations in gold for foreign and
American
(old coinage)
Amer-
thalers
thalers
silver (old coinage)
premium.
®
fl 83
8 87
7 80
8 Ki
1@2p.c. preminni.
Dimes and half dimes...
$4 93
3 91
7 95
O
®
® 8 15
® 6 60
@ 4 00
® 16 10
@ 15 70
6:0
3 90
16 10
15 50
97X®
Five francs
FrancsEnglishsilver
Prussian thalers
Specie thalers
^lexlcan dollars
Spanish dollars
?@8
South American dollars
98,.
96'
95
19
4 80
71
1 04
97
%
19H
4 85
_
103V®
1
72
06
I04X,
p. c. premium.
par.
!
slight holding oft' of buyers in the hopes of obtaining lower rates.
Thi! negotiation of the Reading loan, and the reports from abroad
of the placing in London and Frankfort of several American railroad loans, have taken the edge off the market for the time being,
and encouraged the idea that rates may again decline. There
seems to bo little prospect, however, that the loans already negotiated will have auy permanent eft'ect upon our rates of exchange,
and unless much larger amounts are placed hereafter, little concession in rates can be expected on that ground. Double eagles
continue at a premium of about 316 to i per cent, though the
shipment of specie for the week will probably aggregate less than
Cotton exports from the United
in any of the last three weeks.
States amount to 47,893 bales, against 30,160 bales in the same
we. k of 1870.
Quotations are as follows:
London prime bankers
«4X 9JX
•2V 3
S3X 34
57X 6S
....
....
—
81
100J4
100
95«
60 Days.
125
47,V
This la the price bid and asked, no sale was
....
63X
99
93
69
64
Forelan Exclianse.— The market has been dull, and business apparently checked by the upward tendency of gold, and a
86)4
9S)4
109X
....
....
....
....
...
26)!|
....
....
9i%
93V
S5K
'101% 103
iiix
(lerman Kronen
Xguiiders
Spanish doubloons
Patriot doubloons
Anu-ricau silver (new).
fSii
109.4
....
....
est,
X
Prussian X
48
112
'.... 120
21
•85
....
IllX
May 27.
(iiinnan
12'K
89V •89X.8«V
23X 23/1 ....
93
n%
.ni4i;
Batnrday,
NanolcouB
122X123)4
8)4
1214
48
85
93
•R5X 8JX
102X ....
4 p. c.
113K114V
4«V
M
92%
...
64
95X
in jf.
American gold
991,
93J«
131
1S4«
29)4 30
117
118)4
82
56X
SIX
45
95S4
•26
•...."69X
—Quotations.
Open-
Sovereigns
June's.
89)4
23
lOOX
!'4X
58
31.1)4
....
....
....
71
;
The following
98V
92V
•....131X^:2fl
49
....
49
110
•124
•2X
133V
127)4
69X
61
96X 95
71
70V
'47 47!i
'Seij 26V
....
ican coin
Friday
....
....
100
•91
99X
9;i!<
99X ... •99X100
61V 62X 62
63X
81
SIX SIX SIX
47
4SX 46x: 47X
112)4 112V !1 IV 112)4
R9V
24
122
121
'119
109V
11)0
118!4
'131
31V
'lUH
a
113V
41
*8))i
109J« lin
H
99V
6J%
81V
12
l;9
.... "l!!
•....
98
121
•99
62
nox
110
Union Pacific.
West. (Jn. lei.
Mariposa pref..
•
119X
W'i
93«
85)4
ma
Ufw ntau-iu
Chlc.&AIton..'119K120
do
do pref *121
63,'<
119S< 12'J)i
Fort Wayne... 'S^a 99w *99
St.Paul
fiii 62K
do
pref....
81V 81V ^'X SIM
Ohio, MIsslsslo 49^ 50^
48X 5.')S<
Central of N.J.
S0!<
119X
114>^11H<
115
van
S5K m%
9dX 98V
Si%
94 1,,-
I33V IH'4
134
lS4)i
29)4 3ii)i
116^ 118H
113.^114^
60
98 >«
99X 99V
93)i
•36X
....
64 1<
71
71
70V
47K
Gold has been strong during the past
days, closing this evening at 113f, the highest point of the
year. The cause of this advance seems to be mainly speculative,
and it is reyiorted that a clique has been formed to advance the
premium still further. The Treasury sales for the month will be
$7,000,000 against the purchase of only $4,000,000 bonds, and
unless there is good reason to suppose that Mr. Boutwell will not
again interfere with the course of gold, by selling extra amounts,
it would appear that any combination to force up fhe premium
must be attended with considerable risk of failure. The export
so far this week has been about $000,000, to that the total, unless
shipments of to-morrow are very large, will not greatly exceed
tl,000,000. On Thursday the Treasury sold $3,000,000, the whole
amount of bids being $0,116,000. Rates for carrying have ranged
from " flat " to 3 per cent, and for borrowing from "flat " to l-64th
per day today the rates paid for carrying were 1, 2 and IJ per
cent, and for borrowing flat to 1 per cent.
The following table will show the course of the gold premium
each day of the week past
Jan
;
scrip
»%
6"*
r-A
TOJi
two
;
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesd'y Thursday,
May 30.
May 29.
May 31.
June!.
V.% 71« ....
71
71M
73
71X 71X
71V •••
ilX 47
47X •47K nii
the price bid and asked, no sale was
iB
ftt
N.T.CentiH.R
i~i%
•36,W
•K<4 86
lOiH ....
Cent.Pac.Gold
*
92X
....
....
72
The Gold market
vaemade at the Board.
stock market
has been unsettled in tone, with irregular iprices. No general
movement has taken place in either direction,' and several of the
speculative favorites show an advance, while others have declined.
Rock Island closes at 123i against 119^ last week, the
advance being based upon reports that the company has a large
surplus on hand, and also that the Pennsylvania Central is
endeavoring to obtain control of the road in order to get a continuous line to the West. Reading has been strong, selling above
119, but declining again to-day to 117; the recent purchases of
coal lands are regarded' in Philadelphia as decidedly favorable
for the company's interests.
Lake Shore, aft«r some fluctuations,
was again strong to-day, closing at 114S@114f, though there has
been no information given in regard to any scrip dividend or
increase of stock. Dividends of 5 per cent have been declared on
the Northwest stocks, both common and preferred, payable on the
30th inst. No effect was produced on prices, as the dividends had
been confidently expected. The decline in several leading stocks has
been quite as marked as the advance in some of those named
above. Pacific Mail closes at 44f against 461 last week, the price
falling off on the publication of the company's annual statement,
although the statement is generally considered favorable. Cleveland & Pittsburg closes at 120| against 123+ last week Ohio and
Mississippi at 47^ against 50^ the parties manipulating this stock
Saturday,
na
Tenn..old...
;2H '2%
Tenn.uew... 72« ...
N.Car.. oM.. •4TX 47«
K.Car., new.
r.ii
36
Virp., old
69!i 69*
S C, n, J & J
64
6?
ti
6s
68
68
88
6a
mjciia
Railroad and macellaneons Stock*.— The
do
Harlem
Mondav, Tnesdav, Wedneed'y Thursday, Frldav
May 39.
May 30.
.Tune 1.
June 2.
May 31.
Batnrday,
The following were the highest and lowest
Currency
;
•'
,
commercial
I10X@
®
@
110
Paris (bankers)
Antwerp
Amsterdam
Hamburg
41X®
36X®
86X®
a
Kranklort
41
Bremen
19X0
Prussian thalers
12
transactions for the
week
Treasury have been as follows
Custom
House
at the
May
Monday,
Tuesday,
"
27....
29,...
Total
Balanoa,
"
May
2
26
41
X®
soil®
B>i®
....
Custom House and Sub
Sub-Treasury,
-Recelpts.-
424,000
652,000
512,000
282,000
1,409,213 19
515.519 IS
233,036 94
»3,193,000
»4.693,213 39
55,708,513 73
Payments.Currency.
.
Currency.
r.,317.540 82
567,913 36
»361.2:16 28
135,916 36
Gold.
»1.379.v99 14
186,570 OO
»8-3S,188 S3
132,074 31
136,917 27
2,319,351 03
2,149,996 I:
8,263,884 ^
366,423 :-
709,538 41
Holiday,
SO
Wednesday, " 31
ThurBdajf, June 1
Friday,
»823.I)I10
»823.llOO
&
:
eipta.
Saturday,
®
5.12X®
5.12)4®
&
41
Days.
110J4®
5.17X0
5.17Xa
Swiss
The
S
itov® iiox
110)4
110)4
773,612 42
1,175,499 14
2,<)45,680
50
$5,081,841 60
6,969,415 51
U
Payment during week
160.400,757 12 »12,O51,260
7,317,.i31 73
4,131,741 65
Balance June 2
$56,366,015 47
$4,733,728 88
'
$4,131,741 65
$7,317,581
—
:
....
UDe
.
:
..
::
'
:
:
1
..
:
THK CHRONICI.B.
3, 1871.]
Nbw
887
Vonit CiTT Banks -Tlin l»llnwln(r sUt«m«Dt iihown
rxindilioiiof tho A>woclttt«<l RnnkR of Now York f'lly for tho
oiuiiuK nl lh« oammenc«mnnt of biminrHii on May 27, 1871
Dm
wwk
-AVailAUB AMOI'HTurl,nntiN nntt
Baku,
Ifdw VorK....
ManhKttiin
Morchimtn'
Morlmtllca
i;ir>'iiK».
'".
<
Hpflrla.
'
»;'.1A7.«»)
f
••...,•.,.
•.
ITnloii
,,
Aiiit'ricft
Plurnlx
»;iiy
,
Ti-cdetmeD'*.
T^;,l<l
(WV.IIJ
Mrrf tmatii* RxohkOKfl.
t.«s,ow
. ,
1.600,000
^
»aa Truttn*.
800,000
000,000
,
9rti«Qwlch
M0.000
LoKthor MAnii(
6«renth Ward,
•uteol Nt<w Vork
Amerlcuu Kxchanjce.
•00.000
500,000
3,000,000
9JXIO,000
10X100.000
(Mmmorce
Broiidwty
Oeoui
Merojftnttle
-~>rm
aw two
tialUtln. Nttloaiki...
ll«oli&alc«
,i.-'..k-:
9.mi,9>3
i.im.sa
FttltOQ
Chomlcftl
B'ilcliert'
.iJ.l)U,tlt
•
n92>JO
1-
JOU.MIO
tfiOIMl
IO,M>
lon.iw
M.'ia
.wi.iac.
4.417 jno
4»I.I7(
».TS,4»0
30.48<IM9
908 «0
aas.49:
101,800
^O
<U
'
«....!
.:
'^M
Mi/no
1,008,990
• 11.71U
4IM,.'«I0
•Jl
LwacB
<.«t,l<0
»«>,3M
Ml,l«3
1X7* .807
M),90t
iM'/M
9,113,100
7,887,7*7
1X80,800
9,niJ91
1XI7JU0
90D/100
i.tltXH
4M«I
TMM)
1^9,4X7
otsMl
s,ii«.ano
W.»4)
478J00
4,7W
8,999.400
1X89,900
l.ll3*,8n)
8S4.988
4,vg«,iin
818.70)
871,711
UWWBO
4M).000
3,1».400
8,700
iMijm
413J0O
1.0I4.0IM
II0.600
9,«)»
I.00O.00O
1.00O.O0O
9.i99.9M
>lt8,4n
3.43l,Ti<
lao.ii'O
3,489i«0
i,m,wi
331X04
3,131 J7t
838.000
ia«,i»9
9,183
4,000
3*3,489
l,4U,«88
88«,»M
900.000
3.1>IO,000
UMt
188.1143
I,Ou4.ilOO
•nxoo
\OJ>H,V»
580JU
lJ3S:iX8
Ml .4.11
'J7,SI«
180,900
1XOO,1«7
84* 0*3
S^
9IIM
Loailior
4,000.000
400.000
1.000.000
1.000.000
1,000.000
1,500.000
iiOTa fCxi-.haDKe...
i.irao.ooo
a.418,ll«0
3,000.000
790,000
4,I<3JS4
3,S39.«»
soo.ooo
100.000
sou.ooo
1,944 .9M
IrvlDK
HMtropollUm
CRlxenB
NaKaita
Market
Bl. Nicholas
Shoe
lintl
ContlQental
,
.
.
Commouweallb
Oriental
Marl DO
Atlantic
Iioportora and Tradera*.
farit
Mcchanli-s'
&roc<?rs'
BmkInK A>a.
North Kiver
Kasll'.lvir
Maaaractiirerft
SM.OOO
ixi»jm
900.000
1.410.900
a),713,«U0
9.000.000
New York
Coontjr
3iiO,00O
1,000,000
German American
Bullaaead
300X00
Stnyveaant
Kleve ith Ward.
RlKhth National
00,000
300,000
390,000
900.000
American NMIonal
Oermanla
MtnafitctiirenftBnllden
8KJ,W1
Inc.
Inc.
Snecie
Circulation
t2,(«)t..in7
I17..)ni
Dec.
lS3.?a
April
April K.
April 39.
0U,8DO 13488,800
8XH,7UO
•80,788
804,800
1,»19
10,858
33X83,317
5,398,134
1,190,400
1ltt,483
483.(U)
177.4*4
1,108,701
341.«7
in
<l,00O
1,183X00
311X00
17495X00
1,85BA» 13,089X00
380.000
lX34Xin
4X80.00O
786/no
839X00
790J00
6,184X00
1.744.0011
9,347 JOO
9,100X00
1.188,7ai
1,8(9,10)
301,500
47,800
IM.TOO
809,100
4,748,900
1,393,
9,4M
335.000
iw,aoo
1X83.4*5
1.118X00
6,319
3,911,911
1,610/tll
583,731
390,9aR
9,380
8,081
833X99
siexin
90UX63
108X13
918,230
SSO,000
44^,549
1.450
46.033
9,414
«0
133,448
311,499
881,389
S22,4.<1(
845,073
M9X<0
KX66
1,177,81*
May
30
...
May27....
Inc.
inc.
LegalTondert
I
weeks past
I>epoalt«.
Tender*.
214,139.838
53X31,143
99X36.788
(0,4M,39I
19X97.189
31,488,401
31,<61.939
28»XI3,~
19X0I.2M
81,39IX0>
333X19,36
377X81X40
389.331.3!il
16,19* 9.>S
19 3SiX!3
31,131.419
81.30l.9«(
231,!>9(W4
233X»*J)1«
19X80,114
31.071.3H
233,490,1«U
3'9,43»,W1
391.III.SM
|4.«9«,744
1,109,099
2n,ll*,196
—The following
«l,»3.298
M,V.!1,933
68,230,(18
«4.M 19.189
»€4X0'X90
the average condition
of th« Philadelphia National Banks for the week preceding Monday, May 29, 1871
t^HiLADELrniA BANKS.
is
:
Total net
Banka.
Capital.
PhiUdeliihla
(I.Hi(iAXI
North America
Loans.
h Tender.
Pp-^cle.
tto.min
(9.;'4!.lin
4;.'06.1D1
9,245,9(10
I>ei>o«ltB.Clrculafn.
»3.7r.s,n(«
IUI0O.00O
2X97.S48
199.150
908.600
5.(44X00
»l.4(>s.(»«)
MechanlcB'
810,000
8U),noo
1.486X00
3X00
3361 xno
460.000
390,000
3,4-10X00
1.480,000
987,843
1,958,>00
9S8.000
526.000
73!.0a'
019XOO
4(8jsn
Bank N. Llbertlea.
Bonthwark
3,401X00
31.600
3,aio
I,Ml
31,(00
993X00
1,513X00
311X00
Kensington
39(1,000
1,(160.165
4837
lX»,8a9
400X00
1.500.1*0
i,993 90n
7.000
995
«B,189
988X3*
22;,l:»i
900.000
397.000
304,185
404,(1*1
S.'S.OOO
\fi»i.im
Famiem and Mech.
lX>X).0ti0
3,000,1100
Commercial
Venn...
Wea ern
Manufacturers'
nank ol (;omnierce
Girard
Tradesmen's
900X00
l.noo.ooo
3X»X00
W.8B
J90.0(X)
1,000,000
a«i.ooo
1,499.«»4
I,ia9,««t
1,198,019
aovTO
Commonwealth.
Corn Bxchange. ..
Hnlon
3U1.00
KiMm
9on.iioo
1.740.(110
a«).ooo
l.:5in,i«IO
1,1X1(1.000
3.(i(r;j«)
gmxdo
971X8*
893.O0
First
Third
Fourth
300X00
Sixth
Serenlh
Ellhlh
,,
379X00
7a)X00
B^nkoC Republic. 1X00X00
Secuilty
I
111,4-,'(i
Adriatic
American
Aetna
Ill
Brooklyn
30)
Cltliens'
:39
165
City
Clinton
3.»tlX00
v.n.'.iH)
339X83
mfr,»
»i.ti>
JKU.OU>
1X65X14
I10XOO
183X00
309X00
4ia,nn
3X00
491.000
I71.1«t
SlOJCtv
791X00
341. lUl
(WXOO
3390X00
5t;.(>«i
4*1X00
131X00
1,485X00
Kill («1J
xaxoo
118X1)1
The
|l(.430.l>l(l $9I.'>51.I7I $189X31
819X10X94 •49XMX80
deriations from last week's returns are aa follows
|lt,l74X:0
Increaia.
Itecrease.
(8.000
1
Loana
90,191
!
DeposlU
Specie
DecrMse.
as 3*3
1
Circulation
Increase.,
Capital
Leiral
The annexed statement shows the
Banks
for
I>ate.
April 14..
May 1
May 8....
May 19
May 33.
May, J»
.
ii^tr;
condition of the Philadelphia
a series of weeks
Loona.
Specie.
Legal Tender,
Depoalfa. Clrrolatlon.
xn
54X*I,498
54X*I,*49
rtJM
13X833**
41,871
99*343
14,40838l
943l9Xn
300,118
55,0aj39
391908
1439S3a
1437S3M
31.1,«98
14.990,45*
4*3'4.7II
4-VI37310
48.a8tH4«
44389,7;9
I»,89l
19340384
99,(ni,*»
91351,474
.
—
.
453S4Ja0
stateraent of the
.
11.068.9*4
11.09*319
ii.ii8.ri8
11.119.180
1I.I0*.4*8
1.114.870
.
.
Boston
dosTON Banxs. Below we give a
National Banks, as returned to the Clearioj: House, on Monday
May 20, 1871
Banks.
Atlantic
Atlas
Blaokaions
PoMoo
Canltal.
1190X00
1300000
1300X00
IfWm
Loana.
BiKOle.L.T.Note*. Depoalte. CIrrnla.
11300.479
•1,108
3,11l,'3*
Uiaa
igsxi*
8,^a43l3
(3*4
1.1W
853,8>7
ifi»M
|183.4('8
myii
MMXOS
«»«3«
JXMJSt
13,481 .a91
9131*3*4
913*431*
1X80349
133313(8
913833^
Askd
1(12
103
Gebhard
Globe
105
I(B
Grocers'
io
8I31.M*
i.W4
34,a«13«
343983)1
Oermanla
138
113
65
100
1!9
Howard
116
Irving
113
International... .118
109
.lefferson
no
Knlckerbocker..l80
Lafayette
13
119
8*
103
II*
117
119
130
149
IXj
74
Gu(U'dlan
Home
295
90
ISO
106
97
360
97
Excelsior
138
FIreman'a
Fireman's TrustllS
147
Lamar
in
Lenox
108
lOO
190
Longlnland
LoriTlard
Manhattan
Market
Bid.
Meeh.*Trad*rs*.l.'4l
.Mercantile
103
.Merchania'
|9U
Metropolitan
Hiuiover
Continental
('ommorcc
Eagle
Empire City
Bid.
Fulton
113
160
I'A
1«5
00
95
Nassau
ITS
177
National
130
...
New AmsterdamlO?
N. Y. equitable. IW
New York
113
Niagara
83
North AmericanltQ
North Hlver
lit
Phenli
115
Reller
10O
in*
13
Rrpnblic
Sernrlty
Hterllng
130
106
1?S
113
190
II*
Askd
lio
1*4=
tin
77
80
.StuTveaant
1*5
in*
trnited Stales... 14*
lYonkcrsAN
19n
Y.IOS
105
SOUTHERN SECURITIES.
Piicefl are
made by
lome qnotaUoiui ara
several of the prtnrlpal rl4>«leni, though
necessarllr nominal.
Tbeae (tnotatlons are o( the liens Artlve ^rarities whlrh
are not Given oB the Next Pace.
Bid Ask
H((
North Carolina.
«;itr Mevurlt.ea.
.^icxantfrlaSe
WUmington
Weldou 7s....
" Ch. ARuth.letM.end Bt
TO
18
.ttlama, (ia,7R
80
88
lstM..9*... SI
Autneta, Oa., 7», bonds
ID
CniMccton, M. C. , 7s, F. L. bds («
South Carolina.
Ml Ctaari., Col. A Aug 1st M.,7> Ml
i^nlnmhia 8 C 6s
«S
TO
slock..
C'olnmhiiB," 78, bond*
1
n
*
M
.
ts
75
«»
10
Macon 7s, bonds
Memphis (ie, codorsei!
Mcmiilils jiast doe coupon*.
Mobile, Ala., fts, bond*....
'•
»«,
...
.
50
78
Mil
i.
(0
57
TO
80
70
73
65
81
8t
«a
n
7U
au
TU
sn
n
lau end lit
Income. (8
»»
Tl
WIlmiOKtoa.M. C.,5*
•'
8s
T1<
Alabama.
* West Ist, S«..
1*.
'•
"
••
"
Montgomery and Konlla
gold bunds, endorsed by
m
n
70
IW
71
K
»8
StaU-of Alabama
•H
and Ohio. *mtc,Ss
and Meridian 1st m. 8*
iii'lina
?o*
T4
NotlbKaetcmlst mtg.
87
10
"
stock
Cberaw * DarllnctonTs
10
1st M.,T*..
8*...
'
Hs...
3d
Sd "
f*...
MorlKage
>lua Kldce. isl
Trnneaare.
Tenn
Kempblsand Ohio 10*
"
*•
Vlrclnla.
«•
Alei,, 1st* •*,....
td*«(
«Iez.
"
Mscon and An<a*U bond*
Macon Rnd Aognsta
.
stock...
89
87
m
»
w
Atlantic and Unlfstock
Savanniib, Albany.* Oalffs
hoods, end. by favannah.. 81
Ueorgia 1 st
7( 80
Pensacula
A
"
m
idmS*.
W
M
* Nan. Istt
fO
40
at
Hi
«l
M n 8S
n 78
HI
Si
oeasoi'.a* n »
I*t
B,
"
" i*
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«Tean. UtB,7*
"
Siciim.
90
M n7
tt
n
»
tdm. naif«t*..
Sdm.S*
4tbm.ss
* r»t«r*barg 1
**
lafana.
MlMUtippI
^^ Cent.
m
ST
M
M «
m
vxaM
n^'IanM isT
Isl
,-
Si
T»
15
niaaUalppI an* !.••
«"•
Id
at. II
k PMMvb. 1M M
(7
....
.
...
M
m
T»
tdB.tf
••
••
" rr«'k»b'g
'»
•4
»
....
A»&. tat'. Jt
tetithsid*, 1st niir.
"
8t
T»
8A
Tt
....
..
leta*
Norfolk
8t
TS
S4
TS
M M
4(h.(<»
* ran
7t
80
70
7«X TS
Vtrglnta Central !ns,«s
tod*. •*
Rlcb.
11
HO
76
Ids 8a
4tb*a*
*
TB
T*
VlrgluUM, end
East Trnn. Jt
by Slate of
(Irsiin
M
m
M
..
a<h,*s
Georcla.
lloathwestcri>Hn.,lst mt«.
•lock
53
SarunHb A Char.
T*,
Vm ATeui. Isl* 5s...
»dt8.
1st
•e
M
05
40
Spartcn'bnrr and Union
gnar'd by Stales. C
Unncc A
Railroad nrrnrltlea.
Monlc'rv
tak
M
,
TO
6S
86
Mnhil.'
InercMe.. •»» lis
.Increase. 1X»4.77%
Tenders
1.141.134
HI
8s,
Total
114.498311
1133^3,408
108
186X0'
7M00O
8l3n,K5
13386341
120
rtichmonif 6*
Kat.ooo
4*370375
13,164381
Columbia
Commercial
837X40
*4sxai
13X00
MJ48349
1.184319
8*
358, en
ai.ini
weeks past
Dei•poslIlls. CIrrnlallon.
1338313
55
215
108
84
113
90
187
nashvllle«B
Norlolk (is
1,584 .(no
Legal Tender.
Specie.
aua84
•a
310
Bcekman
Bowery
999X00
113X40
3J0XUI
80*,W«
1X13X00
88*381
I3aw.4a*
Askd
Ast.ir
iXKo.an
931X00
Inc.
1394.431
13M,11iS
80
3.9*0X00
9S(im
l8»,739CircnlaUaB
118313301
1I8.IM397
114313318
114381338
Bid.
Arctic
383,ia)
5.vn
:
i.«
986.11(1 nepoalts
Inc.
are comparative totals for a series of
109
314 891
312.180
4.Vl(ni
tM3S3<t
the returns of previoos week are as follows
[Corrected by E. B. Bailey.]
1X91 .000
8*4,fe5
M.I83
94.193
Qnotatloms of New Tork Fire Insnranee Stocks.
443/I3H
319,195
901.000
•8u.aio
319,100
1,S83.(«0
5TO,»I8
339.474
3.981X00
3.3U,inO
Hay
Mays
May 19
May 33
May 39
l,l»t,1)4
611.181
mxon
190X'.'0
2«>.(>00
Central
4'.m(
31.000
19,19*
3X03X00
Consolidation.
city
400.000
r.,si>2
...
8 U.(6^XJ9
691X93.9(8
989X/),9S4
14.113
1«393
3.44«.<64
Loans.
Dale.
April34.
—
809,714.(80
13.m
Dee.
Ctearlnca.'
(37 081393
83,099.211
8338.117
43>8.799
$41X90X00 $118333,4Ca 81X80349 81233138I |5I 30311
The deviations from
8»IJI(U
800
mjoo
3.1*3
78333
•07318
1X80XD0
ixooxoo
Tout
4X31X00
98,900
114,000
rnlon
Webster
19345
1,9*9.9«1
4,«n3*8
300X00
71,000
191.318
I3«5,44l
3XDO.000
Secnrlty
lOl.TW
ttajgB
3«7.'«4,133
13.»!I).SH
Ride A Leather
ReTer*
The following
3S9X'W,'<«8
May*
May 13....
Exchange
883,480
331,071
Specie. Circulation.
Sl,Mfi.m
15.-I3.9M
19.
Eagle
3»U4n
Tlie ioUowing are the totals for a series of
Loana.
City
mjna
MSJ90
1,1«>,l*«
43*43M
ixqixao
of Republic...
Loans
Net Depoalta
|
Bank
Specie
Legal Tender Notes
705«.M0 arTJiT.BSS 19X80.114 81X71,344 2S8,490,7<0 (8,390,418
deviationB from tUe returns ot preTious week are as follows
The
6X19395
3390.TW
793X00
TottiB
Loana
l,<5l.«3
1X00X00
'•SS'SS
1X00300
1X00X00
1 xooxoo
130O30O
*77iflO
905,>)05
1,191,197
i.«3>xoo
B'k or Redeniplton.
3,29»,900
I,»l3.a80
1.714.840
T:9.103
100 OOO
Bank of Commerce.
Bank or N.America
3A«,18I
W,1W
S37B,r«
4,*n3*i
'•SSS2
9813-3
3S»,M>
9O.',90S
300X00
Klrst...
Second (Orult*)...
.-
1,773371
Third
494X00
847X00
4,930
aaojooo
13<
790X00
9MX0O
MMnO 3«4J0O
4WJS37
931
l,M4,4(IO
4*03W
4,»I8
19,84«
8,84*
3,100
l,2»,0IIO
8.143,981
1,943,(94
4.18
xooxoo
3X00X00
9,ln9M0
I.217.400
TS5.771
l.ll>«,4M
OanC/al National
9,000,000 "•?ff'KS
1,4*9,0011
B'cond National
300.000
tA-affio
Ninth National
1,000,000
5.080,9(10
Klmt National
900,000
9.gl4,S,U
Third National
1X00,000
New York N. RxchaoK* 300,000 1,38«,10»
4.893,900
Tenth Nation il
1,000.000
I»i830
Bowery National
390,000
IXODXin
Tremont
Waahlngtoa
9,71*
i.os»,ina
l«,*a,480
state
Suffolk
Tradera'
71»,Hn
I,«!IO,«»n
11.964.000
3.71
74'),100
^•SS-SSS
s,«a,aoo
1,190
I8'03H
3X9*,°90
l;in>xno
i.«<aiher
«3,H10
9«,400
133,900
149,713
49,000
s,uao
89.730
13,984
S.RB.IOO
1,WO.OCO
9un3no
till) tub
A
HIM I'
9.988,838
1.809,391
3,898,109
3.187.100
1,308,100
3.491.9111
3,000.000
900.000
900.000
400.000
% Mer
Foarth National.
1.
•s%
UM3N
"^Sffl;
\..» Ki.^.Und
H10,.',.1'
9,4*t,Ma
l,30tjl»
4,990,411
Mount Vrrnnn
!SSSS
li>4
.
4»,700
Chalbam
Pooplel
Ifortli AmerlCMi
Hanover
«,i»i;jw
».fN.I74
).i»4.«n
3,000.000
Psciac
Itfipal>llc
8.
S,a77,IU>
40oxn
«
«.;llii,i>l»
1,000.000
1,OUU.OOO
1,000,000
I31*.9ni
Mir«Tl(k
Merrhanlii'
*
it
M
M)
<st
104
m
m
«B
IB
trt
»
Mm.H
Pot4.. •*.
" eorrt*
•'
"
it
...,
ri
*..• tt*'
—
V
...
..
.
. ..
..
.
X
..
X
., .
THE CHRONICLE.
688
[June 8,1871.
GENERAL QUOTATIONS OF STOCKS AND BONDS.
Active Stocks and Bonds given on a Previous Page are not Repeated here, (^notations are made ol
Cent Talne, TVbatevor the Par may be. Southern Securities are <luoted In a Separate List.
Tbe
STOCKS AND SECURITIKS.
Bid, Ask.
Prices.
New Yorli
Gold Coin
12X y.i%
American
a.S. GOVERNMENTS.
(Not previously quoted.)
«o
114
69,1881,
6s,5-20s, (1862) rej7
68,5-209, (1861) reiz
68,5-20s, (isss) reg
•s, 5-20S, (1865, new)
68,5-20s, (1867) reff
6s, 5-209, (1868) reg
^O,
lull, , O]/
68, 1874,reff.
,.t
reg
Cleve.
New
& Essex, Ist Mcrt
do
2d Mort
& Tol. Sinking Fund
109X 109X
»«
70J(
—
do
do new bonds
do
do registered old
18C6....
do
do
do
18(i7....
do
do
do
Georgia 6s
7s,newbonds
do
do
78, endorsed
do
78, Gold
North Carolina 69, wld
do
do Funding Act, 1866.
do
do 1868
do new bonds
do
do
do Special Tax
South Carolina Cs
new bonds
do
do
April i Oct.
do
do
70X
68X 69
74
Pitts., Ft.
do
do
do
Cleve.
do
do
do
Chic,
&
ft
do
do
Ohio
new
do
W. & Chic, Ist
Clev., IstM.,
7, '77.
83)4
99)4
.
101
do
1C2K
do Bonds,
26){
97
7, 1877.. 103)4
Rutland, new, 7
83)4
Verm't Cen.,l6t M.,conB.,7,
do 2d Mort., Tf, 1891
ft Can., new, 8
U'3
Vermont
Vermont
bds. :62j« 1023^
M....
Boston
2d Mort.
3d Mort.
p. c. eq't bds lot
93
Pitts., Consol. S. F'd
1(0
2d Mort
do
93
do
3d Mort
S.i
do 4th Mort
do
do
do 8
Alton Sinking Fund..
do l8t Mortgage...
ft
Eastern Mass.. conv.. 6, 1874...
Hartford ft Erie, 1st M (old) 7
do
do IstM. (new) 7.
Old Col. ft Newport Bds, 6, '76.
.9,iX
.97X
..
Cln., San.
loik
102
102
Bid. Ask.
STOCKS AND SECUltlTlES
Boston
ay.
85
Jersey Central, 2d Mort.
do
STATE BONDS.
old
.
do
Tennessee 6s, old
do
do new bonds
6s,
STOCKS AND SSOCBITISS.
SKCTJBITIIEB.
RAILROAD BONDS.
Great Western, 2dM. 1893....
Uuincv & Tol.. 1st M.. 1890....
111. A So. Iowa, Ist Mort
Galena & Chicago Kx. ended
Galena
Chlcajro, Cd Mort...
Chic. P.. Island & Pacific
Morris
5s,10-40s, rra
Virginia
STOCKS ANI>
ft
43X
Mass., Ist M.,6,'83.
92
335
& Albany stock
Boston, Hartford
Boston
86)4
'&6
Erie
Lowell stock
2
ft
Baltimore.
Central Ohio. 1st M..0
84X
Marietta ft Cln., 1st M.,7, 1891
do
do
2d M.,7, 1896 8234
26)4
Northern Cent., 1st M. (guar) 6
do
do 2dM., S. F.,s,'85. 94"
d<5
do 3d M., S. F..6,1900 83
8'
do
do
3d M. (Y. ftC)6,'77
86 J(
do
do Cons, (gold) 6, ir(0 93 J4
44
Pitta, ft Connellsv., 1st M., 7, '98 96*
103)4
do
Ist M., 6. 1889
do
West Md, IstM., endorsed, 6, "Xi ss"
2)4
138
140
151
Boston* Maine
155
Boston ft Providence
135
156
Cheshire preferred
87 )i 88
Cin., Siindusky ft Clev. stock. ...
24
ft
Concord
101
103
76
148
(Jonnecticnt River
do
lBtM.,unend.,6, '90.. 76
do 2d M., endorsed, 6, '90. M'A
140
Baltimore ft Ohio stock.
5
Parkersburg Branch.
Central Ohio
do
preferred..
Cincinnati.
Cincinnati 5s
do
6s
Connecticut ft PasBUmpsic, pf. 92)4
7-309
do
& Miss., 1st
Kustern (Mass.)
124)4 125"
Ham. Co., Ohio 6 p. c. long bds.
95
do
138
Consolidated
140
96H Fitchlmrg
93X 94
do
do 7p.c.,l toSyrs.
97
47
Dub. ft Sioux C, 1st Mort
Indianapolis, Cln. ft Lafayette] 5J^
C)4
95" Manchester & Lawrence
Covington ft Cln. Bridge
90
150
i'M S7K Peninsula RR Bonds
;145
Cin., Ham. ft D., Ist M.,7, RO...
32
Nashua ft Lowell
St. L. & Iron Mountain. 1st M. 94 >« 95
do
do 2dM., 7, '85...
Northern of New Hampshire..
112
.
107X 110
26X 26 j^ Mil. ft St. Paul, 1st Mort. Ss.
do
Income
9:)
Mortgage.... w;
102
.
20
73
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
7 3-10
97
98
99
99
93
Ogdenfl.
ft
L. Champlaln
91
pref.... iOJ
Per
tlie
do
do
3dM.,
8, 77...
65
91
104
90
97
80
83
S8
103
88
92
77
93
90
90
<J6
92
98
88
do
do
107)4 Cln. ft Indiana, Ist M., 7
80
do
do 2d M.,7, 1877..
Old Colony ft Newport
103
90M
95
£7
Port., Saco ft Portsmouth
137
2d M
137K Colum., ft Xenia, Ist M., 7, '90.
92
Dayton
ft Mich., Ist M., 7, '81..
95
Mariel
ta
ft
Cin.,
1st
Mort
Rutland
39
95«
955^
39)4
Missouri 68
87
do
do
2d
.M.,7,
'84
91
Chic, ft Milwaukee'lst Mort...
do preferred
8)?4 84S'
do
Han. & St. Joseph. 91
85
72'
do
3iiM.,7, '88..
do
lOSX
70
49
Jollet & Chicago, 1st Mort
Summit Branch
49)4
Louisiana 6s
do To'do dep. bds,!', '81-'94.
99
Chic, ft Gt. Eastern, Ist Mort..
Vermont ft Canada
101
C3M 63
do
new bonds
Dayton
WcBt.,
iBt
M.,7,
1905.
ft
74
Col.,
Chic,
Ind.,
1st
Mort.
Vcrmontft
Massachusetts
75
ft
87X
do
69, new floating debt,
69'
1st M., 6, 1905.
65
do
do
do
do
2d Mort
Plilladelphia.
do
69, levee bonds
Ind., Cin. ft Laf., 1st M..7
8SX
Tol., Peoria ft Warsaw, E, D.
do
do
83
Pennsylvania 58, 1877
1101)4 103
do
Ist M.,7, 1888
(I.&C)
W. !>.. 89
do
do
1875..
do
88
do
6s,
1871
do M llitary Loan
101
Cln.ft Ind.,lBtM..';,'85.
77
do
do
2d M.
do
78, Penitentiary
do Stock Loan, 6s, '72.'77j :oi 107)4 .lunc,
Little Miami, 1st M., C, 1883 ....
98
New York ft N. Haven 68
California 78
do
do
109)4
68, 'TI-'82 109
96
Cin, Ham. ft Dayton stock.. .. 93
Boston, H. ft Erie, guaranteed
do
l8. large bonds
Philadelphia 69, old
102)4
ll'9)(i
109
Xenia stock
«i%
Cedar Fslls ft Minn., ist M.... 39
Connecticut 6s
do
6b, new
\«l% 102)4 Columbus
40
35
Dayton
&
illchlgan
stock
102
Detroit, Monroe ft Tol bonds. 93S
Khode Island 68
Pittsburg Compromise 4)43.... 54
109)4 110
Little MiamlPtock
•)iy.
73
Lake Shore Div. bonds
Alabama 58
do
do
5s
75)4
Louisville.
03
Cleve. & Tol,, new bonds.
do
8s
do
Funded Debt 6s... 83
82
SO
Louisville 6s, 'S2 to '87
Cleve., P'ville ft Ash., newbds.
88 Uallroad bonds.
do
do
do
7s
78
do
f.B,'97to'98
5J
do
do
old bda.
Arkansas 6s, funded
Water exten. 7s
do
83
do
Water f.s, '87 to '89.
Buffalo ft Erie, new bonds ..
do
78, L. R. & Ft. S. Iss.
Alleghany County, 5
78
SO
do
Water Stock Gs, '97.
St. L. Jacksonville ft Chic, Ist
do
78, Memphis & L. U..
do
do 6s, '85
94
80
do
WharfOfl
do
7s, L.U., P. B. &N.O.
49X South Side Railroad bonds
Belvldere Delaware, 1st M., 6. 93
special tax 6s of '89.
do
do
do
skgfund
do
7s. Miss. Cue. i EU.
do
do
2d M.,6. E6
95
'81
Jeff.,
Mad.
ft
I,l9tM.(TftM)7,
Morris ft Essex, convertible...
Ohio 63, 1875
do
85
do
3d M.,6.
98
do
do 2d M.,7. 1373...
do
do construction.
do 68,1881
Camden ft Aniboy, 6 of '75
95)4
34
do
do Ist M.,7, 1906....
North Missouri, Ist Mortgage,
do Cs, 1886
do
do
92)4 93)4
6of'83
do
2d Mortgage,
do
Kentucky 6s
19
S«
do
6 of '89
xcp LoulBV. C. ft Lex., 1st M.. 7, '97..
do
90
Louis, ft Fr'k.. iBt M.,6,'70-'78..
i:ox
Jefferson RR, Ist Mort. bonds,
llinois Canal Bonds, 1870
consol., 6 of '89.. 93
do
83
do
Loulsv.Loan,6.*81
do 6s couDou, '77
Cam.ft Bur. ft Co.jlstM., 6... S7
96
L. ftNash.lstM. (m.s.) 7, "77.,
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS.
do
do
1879
Catawlssa, ist M., 7
95
81
99
do Lou. I,oan (m. 9.^6. '86- '8'
Am. lock ft Im. Co. 7, '86
do
War Loan
Elm.ft Wll'ms, 58
02
81
100
do
do
(Leb.Br.)6,'86
Long Dock Bonds
Indiana 6s, War Loan
94
do
do
78,1880
92K
100
do IstM. (Mem. Br) 7, "70- '75
5SX, Hunt, ft Broad Top, IstM., 7... 9:i
Union Tele. l8tM.,7 1875.
W
do
do
5s,
SO
100
do lstM.(I.eh.Iir.ex)7. '80- 'S3
Michigan 69,1873
do
do
2d M., 7, '75... 84
78
100
do
Lou.
L'n(Leb.br.cx)6,
LOANS.
'93
NEW.
OR
RECENT
do
68,1878
do
do
Cons. M., 7, '95. 4.5
92
100
100
do Consol. IstM.. 7, 1898...,
69,!8R.'i
U. S. New Loan, 5s, gold
do
Junc.,Phlla.,l8tM.,guar.6,'e2. S2
30
100
90
Jefferson.. Mad. ft Ind. stock..
Bur. C. R ft M. KR, 1st M,7<gd)
do
79,1878
Lehigh Valley, Ist M.,0, 1,S73.. 97X
92
110
LoulBv., Cln.ft Lex., pref
U
Cues, ft Ohio RR, l8t.M.,G,(gd)"
New York 78, Bounty, reg
do
do IsKnew) Sl.,6, '9,^. 101)
45
i;o
90
do
do
LiOul8V.ftNash.R,l9tM,cons
common
cou
do
79,
do
Little Schuylkill. 1st M., 7, 1877.'h«l
loi"
79
106
LoulBvllleft Nashville
Lake Shore fonsolldaled, 7.
do
69, Canal, 1872
97X North PennsyL.Ist M.,6, miw.. 100 102
106
100
10 .X Montclair ItU ol N.J. 78, gold
St. I.onIs.
do
6s,I873
do
Cliattcl M., 10, 1887. 112
107
100
Northern Paelfic RR, 7-iiO gold
do
69,187J
81 Louis 6s
do
2d Mortgage, 7
98
100
106
100
N.Y &08W.Mld.R,l9tM.7(gd)
do
69,1875
do
Water 08, gold
do
Funding Scrip, 7
100
107
Port Huron ft Lake Mich end
87)4
do
do
68,1877
new
Oil Creek ft Allcg. K., 1st M., 7. Wi
88
107
common
do
do
do
68,1878
do
Water
Wharf
ft
6s.
Pennsylvania, Isl M.,6, 1'80... 102
..
102K
93
101
ito"'
Wallklil Valley, Ist M., goid 78
do
ParkGB
do
58,1874
(10
2d M., 6, 1875.
93*
93
lUl
90
St.ljoulsft IronMt. Istiu..gd,7
do
53,1875
do
Park 6s gold
do Debentures, 6, '69- '71 94)4 95"
90
,Rondont& Os.RR.lst M..7Bg'd
\m)i
Sewer Special Tax 6b
do
59,1876
•lo
Phlla. ftErie,lstM.(gold)6,'81 9i
2l"
90
N.O., Mobile ft Tex RRlst M. 8s
CITY BONDS.
'81
North
Missouri,
Sd
M.,7,
1888..
do
Ist M. (cur.) 6,
92
92)4
93
95
Brooklyr 68
Kansas Pacificist M.. (gold) 7,
Sunbnrv ft Erie 7s
95X
99)4'
87!495
RAILROAD STOCKS.
Water 68
lBtM.(gold)6:'95
do
do
Plilla. ft Snnbury 7s, 137J
99
87X
91
(Not previously quoted.)
do
Park68
CO
IstM. (gold) 6, 1896..
Philadelphia ft Reading, 6, '70
82
102
Susquehanna
Albany ft
93)4
Ist M.(Lonv.Br.)7, '96
do
do 79
do
do
do
6, '71. :05
S3X
120
97"
Chlcasso & Alton
do
3 year Assessment 78
do
do
Land Gr. M.,7, 1881.
do
6, '80.
96
do
preferred...
do
do
do
New York 6 per cent, '75. 100
do
18T6
do
do
6, '80. 106
27" 2S
157)4
Chic. Bur ft (Julncy
'76... 100
do
do
do
Inc. Bonds, 7,No. 16.
do
do
Debentures, 6. 82)4 84"
lOJ
Cin., Ham. ft Dayton
41)4
'78..
do
do
do
n'o. 11...
do
do
do
do
7, •93. 103
17X
39>,93
'87..
Clev., Col., Cln. ft Indianap
89X Phil.,Wllm.ftBal.,1stM.,6,'84 ....
do
do
do
stock.....
do
do
91
23)4 Westch.&Phll..IstM.,conv,7. 95
7'8
Col. Chic, ft Ind. Central
Denver Pacific RR ft Tel 78
do
90
City
Dubiique
ft
Sioux
RAILUOAD BONDS.
do
do
2d M.,6, 1878... 92
North Missonrl slock
....
"4
92>i 92M Erie Railway preferred
West Jersey, 6, 18S3
N. Y. Central 68, 1883
Pacific (of Missouri) stock
«1
95
Hartford ft N. Haven
do
6s,1887
Wllmlng.ftRcad.,lstM., 7.1900 H\
60
Long Island
do
68, real estate... 89X
Chesa.ft Delaw..lBt M.,6, '86., 93
Leading Sontliern
20
Marietta ft Cln., 1st preferred
do
68, subscription. ma
DelawareDlv.. lstM.,6. '78... 80
Securities.
102
do
do 2d pref.
do
79.1876
Lehigh Navigation, 6. •73
82
102
Atlanta Imuds, 89
Morris ft Essex
9ik 94)4
do
79, conv. 1876
Loan of ISM, 6, .'84
do
188
Charleston
stock 6s
6,
78,1865-76
New Jersey
do
do
Loan of 1S97, '97 92
133
Savannah 7fl, old
ILrle 1st Mortgage Extended. loo' lOOV New York & Harlem
do Gold Lean of '97, 6, '97 93V
93
7fl. new
do
do Ist Endorsed
New
Yojk ft Harlem, pref.
do
Convei-t. 0fl877,6, -77 90
60
9".
Memphis old bonds, 68
*o 78,2d do
1879
New York ft New Haven
Morris, iBt M.. 6, 1876
93
67
92
do
new bonds, 69
do
scrip. 147
do 7s,3d do
1S83
do
do Boat Loan.S. F..7. '8!
92H
60
110
103
MohiieSs
1880
do 7s,4th do
87X 87 j< New York, Prov. ft Boston.
Schnylklil Nav., Ist M., 6, 1872. 78
84
82
do Ss
Norwich ft Worchester
do 7s,5th do
1888
do
do
'2d M., 6, 18S2..
81
81
56
88
New Orleans 5s
33 >; Ohio ft Mississippi, preferred. 77'
79)4
Long Dock Bonds
do
do Iniprov., 6, 1870.
75
100
91
do
consol. 68
do
Reneeeiaer ft Saratoga
Buff. N. Y. & E. I8t M., 1877.... 92
Camden ft Amboy stock
129)4 ,29^
75
bonds, 78
105
do
do
Had.K.79,2dM.S.F.188.5
Rome, Watertown ft Ogdens. 120 124
Catawissa stock
42
100
30
10s
do
do
do 79, SdMort., 1875
St. Louis, Alton ft T. Haute.
preferred stock
do
96)4 97
61
loi'
w'
do
pref.
Harlem, 1st Mortgage
do
Elmlra ft Wlllinmsport
60
62
RAILROADS.
59)4 01
do Con. M'gc it S'kg F'd. 91)i 92
St. Louis ft Iron Mountain
Rlnilra & Wliliamsport pref.
88
Orange ft Alex. RR Ist M. 69.
Albany & SusqlPa, Ist bonds.
Toledo. Wab ft Western, pref. S2)4
Lehigh Valley
122)4 I22X
do
SdM.8s,
do
do
do
2d
do .. 93X 94X
Little Schnylklil
94)4 95
Va. ft Tenn., 1st M. 69
do
do
MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS.
3d do .. 91
Mine Hill ft Schuylkill Haven. 108 103)4
do
4th Mort. 8s
S)
Mich. Cent., I8t M. 88, 1882
American Coal
Northern Central
f3)4 84
6s,
Charleston ft Bav.
guar.,,. 57
Chic, Bnr. & Q. 8 p. c. Ist M.. m'A 114
Consolidated Coal
North Peunsvlvania
66
96)4
63
do
do
78
Mich. So. 7 per ct.2d Mort
9J
99
Cumberland Coal
!()ll Creek ft Allegheny River. lOS
62
105)4 Greenville ft Col. 78, guar
59
Mich.S.&N I.8.F.7p.c.... 101
Maryland Coal....
36H tPennsylvania
124 )j 124)4
68
35
do
do
78, certif.
9914 l66'
Pacific R. 78, guart'd by Mo..
Pennsylvania Coal
IPhliailelphia Erie,
90
57)4 58
86
Northeastern 1st M. 88
Ml\
70
Central Pacific Bonds
60
Spring Mountain Coal
Philadelphia ft Trenton....
130
68
129
66
South Carolina 68 (new)
66
70
Union Pacific 1st Bonds
'Phila., (Jerman.ft Norrlstown 169)4 ir2
92X 9-JK Wllkesbarre Coal
72
'78 (new)
do
70
do
84
83
do
Land Grants, 78. 63
Phils., Wilmlng. ft Baltimore. 106
.36
110
83X Canton Co
34
do
do Block
124
125
do
Income lOs
West Jersey
102
124
84X Delaware ft Hudson Canal..
100
Georgia Bonds, 7s
IlItaolii;entral 7 p. ct., 1875... 105'
Atlantic Mail Steaimlllp...
Chesapeake ft Dels. Canal
108
5"
stock
106
do
93'
99
i" Delaware Division Canal
AltonWr. H., I8t%
102
.Mariposa Gold
98
86
Central Georgia, 1st Mort. 79.
do
86
Trustees CertlL.
23
do 2dM.pref
do
22
Lehigh Coal and Navigation.. 76)4
120
do
do
stock
119
do
do 2d M. Income.. 77
Qulcksnver preferred
78
19)4 20 J4 Morris (consolidated)
76
50
74
Macon
ft Brnnswick end. 78...
99
Chic. & N. Western S. Fund..
Wells Fargo scrip
;co
do preferred
119
110
106
Macon ft Western stock
do
Boston Water Power..
do
Int. Bondfl 93
83
Schuylkill Navlgat'n (consol) 17
80
Atlantic & Gu1!7b consol
flo
do
Consol bdB 94
do
do
pref. 36
93
30)4 Montgm'y ft West. P. IstM. 8s, 90
do
do
Extn. Bds 83
Susquehanna
ft
Tide-Water..
Boston.
12
Mobile ft Ohio sterling
87)4
do
do
Ist Mort.. 98X lOO
West Jersey 78, Jan. ft July... loix l6i)4
Maine 6s
„
OOX
do
do
do
ex cifs. 81
Han. & St. ,Jo. Land Grants...
New Hampshire, 68
Baltimore.
80
do
do
89, interest,...
do
do convertible
104 j^ ici'x Vermont fis
Maryland 6s, J an.. A., J, ft O. 96
do
Block
do
Lack. & Western Bonds
102
tlaseachusetts 6s, Currency...
do
69, Defence
Orleans ft Jacks., 1st M. 8s,
105)4
N.
Bel Lack. & Western, Ist M. 99
do
6s, Gold
do
cert'B.,ss.
Baltimore 69 of '75
99
do
,
'">
2dM., B6K
5s, Gold
do
18,-!4
.. ,''°
do
99
N. Orleans ft Opelou8,l8tM.88
Tol. ft Wab'h, Ist Mort. ext'd. 94 5C
Boston 6s
102 M
68,'.900
Miss. Central, l9t M. 79
do
99X
do
Ist M St L dlv.. 39X 89X
do 59,gold
98 K
do
1890.Park6B
Miss, ft Tenn., iBtM 7s
98)^
do
2dMort
Chicago Sewerage 78
lOOX 100)4 Baltimore & Ohio 6s of '73
East Tenn. ft Georgia 69
97)4
do
Equip. BdB ...
do
Municipal 7s
100
lOOX
Memphis & Charleston, Ist 79..
do
do 6s ol '80
96)4
Com.
Convert.
90^ Portland 68
95
95
do
do
u - ft.". &
. ,
do
do 68 0f*85
2d 7s..
Hannibal
Naples 1st M
90
Burlington
97)4
do
do
do
stock.
(N. W.Va.)2dM.68 98)4
Ureal We8terD,litM.,lM3.... M« 93« Ch«thlre,6 ft Mo. L.G., 7
94 .
do
M.6)i 90
»1X Memptala ft Little K. litM...,
.
76*
6SX 64H
IstMort
I.&M. d
. .
1
ft,
\
i
.
.
I
I
I
'.10
. . .
,
.
.
—
.
.
.
,
,
ma
,
„
—
June
THE CH RON
8, 1871.^
I
or EX TLA N ATI0N"6F~Tn K
of
*'
and noniln are
B«Dki>r«' (;ui>l(u" arifi; iiuuUUuit* ol uth«*r HCUritlfs
ivlll
kIvxii In th«i
Ihi ftiUiMl
tm tlm
|>r«-
Npw York (Vntml
the
limn
from
liylhe Compi
ever been d "
of the I9lh »l
alstj, that olghtY
.
Ilniik mill iiKiirniirc illorkii, nilnlMi;. I'rtritlpuin. rily
Kullroiitl and <>aa Nlucka, and Noiitliorn Sccurllira uf lliixi'
'i.
wlilch ntc IcaBt bciIvi-, iini nil (luatixl ollhur luiiulurljr of ucvailoiulljr
Iho end of "Hiinkcri*" OnroMo," on a provluiie ikik^*
kiiidi-
Tabl«
3. Tli»
ou Anolhf r
ol
Itallroad,
ol Ui«
oomiMny
Canal and Ollirr ncorkat
Ct>mpnnlr« of which tha
t>Hf?ti, 4N>tn|>rliipi lilt
prinuli'Al eltiw (Axr4*}>t m«ri»ly
I«»ciil
!
nirjturBtloni)
.
HliH'k
Th«
ii
tl|fiir**t
Htilil In Miiy of th«
Juft nMtr th« tiniiiB
ludloata the Ni>, of th« ClllloNlCLK In wliluh « rviKirt u( Ihi* Com*
i In (h* dirlilend colniiin
wu tut }<DblUbml. A it»r (') ln<llnit«< UaMH naj4
pw>7
z^Mrfra;
laMfocJIr
w tcrip,
The Tables of Railroad, Canal and other Bonda
4.
OQoapy
In
In all, fbur MfrM, (wo of which will b« ntiblliilH^d In anch nnnilier.
tbese imgr» the bonds of OomnaDlM which have b«i>n ounHolUlatwd arc [ri'qnpnlly
fiveo under Iba nam* of Coiijolldat«d Corporation.
The date given In bmrkcU
immediately alter Uie name of eaob Oompaoy, lodloatea the time at wlil< li a.u »ittte*
meat of Its finaooea was mad*. In tba "Intareat Column" the abbreviations are as
toMows : J,
J.Bjanuary aad July ; F. it A-aPebmary and Auffosl ; M. & H.»
Maroh and September; A. ft O. April and October i ti.
N.>=May and Novembar; J.
U.iEjnneand Deoembar
Q.— J.—Quarterly, beglanlnir with January;
Q. F.=Qaartarly, bef^nnlufc witb I'ebruary. Q.— M.<Bquarterly, uegluoing with
A
—
Maieb.
5. The
the
&
A
last
Table of State Serurltlea
will
be published monthly, on
Satnrtlay of the month.
The Table
Bonda
6.
of City
will b« publlshad oo the third Saturday
The abbreviations used In this table ara the same as those In tba
tables ol railroad bonds mentioned above. The Sinking Fnnd or assets held br
aaob city ar« Kiveo ou the same line with the nama
of each month.
New YoiiK Centr.vlJK.\ilroad—Taxation of the KronTY
Per Gekt Certificates— Washington, May 29.—The follow,
in);
Revenue
Treasury Dei'artment.
Internal Revenue Department
NT.
WAsniNOTON, May 21), 1871
Eiq., ColUetor of Internal Rerenue, FonrUenth
JXeirict, Neu> York.
Sir, The following decision is announced as to the validity of
an Internal Revenue tax assessed ap^ainst the Now York Central
Railroad Company, on certain amounts of mone> represented by
certain interest certificates issued by said Company. The facts are
—
as follows:
On the 19th day of December, 1808, the New York Central Railroad Company, by its duly authorized Board of Directors, adopted
the following' resolution
Wh:re(t4t, This Company has hitherto expended of its earnings,
for the par|K>8e of constructing and equipping its road, and in the
purchase of real estate and other properties, with a view to the
increase of its traffic, moneys e<iual in amount to eighty per cent
of the capital stock of the Company, and
Wlierens, the several stockholders of the company are entitled
to evidence of such expenditure and to reimbursement of the same
Now, therefore
at some convenient future i>erlo<l.
Itenolced, That n certiticate, signed by the President and Treasurer of this Company, be issued to the stockholders severally,
declaring that such stockholder is entitled to eighty per cent of
the amount of the capital stock held by him, payable ratcably with
the other certificates issued under this resolution, at the option of
the company, out of its future earnings, with dividends thereon,
at the same rates and times as dividends shall be paid on the shares
of the capital stock of the Company, and that such certificates may
be, at the option of the Company, convertible into stock of the
Company wlienever the company shall be authorized to increase
its capital stock to an amount sufficient for such conversion.
Resiilced, That such certificates be delivered to the stockholders
of the Company, at the Union Trust Company, in the City of New
York, on presentation of their certificates of stock, and that the
receipts, provided for in these resolutions, shall be indorsed on the
:
by these resolutions
certificates
were
issued.
In May, 18C9, tlie I.rf)gislature of the State of New York legalizejl
the issuing of the certificates and authorized their conversion into
stock of the company, but no such conversion has ever been made.
The capital stock of the Company at the time these resolutions
were adopted, was (l28,7!)5,000, and for eighty |)er cent of the same,
being f 2;},03tJ,000, intercut certificates, in the form alxjve described,
were issued. On the :W of March. 1870, the Assessors of the Fourteenth Internal Revenue District of the State of New York, made an
assessment againet this railroad company, founded on the interest
Thin was an assessment of five per centum on
^3,036,000— making a tax of $1,161,800. He added as penalty for
&Uing to make return under section 122, $1,000. The entire
assessment was, therefore. $1,1.52,800. It is the validity of this
assessment that is now under consideration. Did the law authorize it?
There was an error in assessing the penalty of $1,000.
That was not an assessable penalty, but one that can be recovered
certificates.
by some appropriate suit or proceedings. The question is as to
the tax $1,151,800, was it in acconlance with the law? The
authority for this tax is found in section 122 of the act of June 30,
18lW, ns aniendwl July 13.
In examining this assessment to sec if it is in accordance with
this law, it is pertinent to inquire upon what basis these interest
certificates were issued, and whether that basis was subject or not
to the tax of five per centum under the requirenientfl of section 122
above quoted. To answer this inquiry we find that the Hoard of
Now York
Central Railroad Company, on the 19th
day of December, 18(>8, stated in the resolution above quoted, in
clear and precise terms, what these interest certificates represented.
Directors of the
'
thia rnaol
.r. 18118.
«l
—
posHosaion, should Iw liable to the tax under HeethMB 183, abora
Further, the tax ihonid have been upon tboss eafniags
from time to time aa they accrued, Tliey bare, bowerw, bsMlsv
pended, and they are now represented by these Interest millllflsa.
Do the facta of the cX|wndlturo of this amoant of $88/186,000,
and the issue of these interest oertifleates to represent It, relleva
the New York Central Railroad Company from the obligation to
pay the tax on this amount which la claimed under Meetloa 188.
These moneys having once been In the possssslon of thsGonpany Its earnings, created an obligation to pay the tax on thsB,
which, under the re<|uir«monts of the iecona clause of that ssetion. required a satisfactory account to be rendered to the AasasMr
or Assistant Assessor before that obligation could be canceled. No
such account was ever rendered, and it is therefore declared that
the obligation of the New York Central Railroad CV>mi)any to pay
the tax on the original earnings of $2<1,O36,00O, and now represented by these interest certificates, is not impaired by their Issue,
hut is of full force at the pres<>nt time. Von will accordingly
notify the President of the New York Central Railroad Company
of this decision, and will at once proceed to collect the tax of
$1,151,800, which was properly assessed. Very respectfnlly,
A. Plkabanton, Commissioner.
Grand Trunk Railwar of Canada. — Report of
the directors
year ending Dec. 31, 1870:
^^
sroKS receipts upon tlie whole nndcrtaklng. Including tbe BaflUo
£7M,TW
and C'hamplain llDea, Itave been
Deduct ordinary wnrklng expenses (being at tbe mte of fr7.19
The
[•
John M. Bailey,
stock certificates.
Under tiie authority conferred
tlm».
acknowl.
qaotwl.
for the lialf
:
to
n.i
iiallmad,
|M<r cent of the rapital atock of this Company,
ninoiiiitlng to $23,u:i(l,00O
monoya which wrra tbn eamlofta of
the road, had lieen expended. There la no doubt that amoant of
money had lN>nn in the hands of the Company, sod II still in Its
decision is announced this afternoon hy the Commissioner of
Internal
reprsMst
which bad beea
and
had basa mipaiMM
f laeh saralags bad
> Board of Dtreetnra,
xdnptMl. It appmus,
Intereet oertlAeatss, Ihsrefore,
reonivn<l
STOCK A N D^loN I) T A B LBS.
Price* or the Artlvs ntorka
I.
.
OLE.
These
inffs
:
per cent against fil.^ of the corresponding ball of last
year)
Ik., at tbe permanent
balf year debited to revenue
The renewals,
jEOSf.TSi
way and works
In tbe
136,101
£lM,n7
LcavlDi; an available balance earned in the half year of
Deduct
\o»»
MM
on American cnrreacy
tOi^M
Balance
To this sum of £116,59fl has to be added the balance carried
from the net revenue account of Ust hall year ol £8,639, making
a total balance of .€12.'),232. From this, however, has to be
deducted the amount of postal and military revenue due for the
half year to the postal bondholders of £10,981, leaving the balance
of £108,251 applicable foi the following payments, viz:
Interest, &c., paid on lands
On mortgage to Bunk of I'pper (*anada
Uu loans, bankern' balanccH, proniiaaorr notes, European exc'ce,
On Britieh AmorUan Land Company's debentures
On
On
£1,6QS
4,4S8
563
Ac.
616
616
Montreal Seniiimry debentures
Island Pond ilcbcutnres
Half-yearly Inat&luunt on Portland sinklDg fond
*,100
»
1,171
£11^
Atlantic and M. Lawrence lease (In fall)
Detroit lease (In full)
£18,898
11,1S0
1,St»
Montreal and Chaniplaln
Buflalo
K,000
and Lake Huron
gnjm
equipment bond Interest...,
Socond equipment bond interest.
Balance carried forward
16,000
8,115
First
1.U8
£108,150
period of
Comparing this half year with the corresponding
1809, the gross receipts show an increase of only £2.-'>40, althoagh
there were carried 34,912 more passengers and 79,492 nnre tons
of freight. It was almost entirely in consequence of the lownees
of rates that, while the passenger traffic Increased in numbers five
per cent and the freight traffic in quantity thirt«>en per cent, the
increase in the money received during the half year was only onethird per cent.
These have Ixien very small aids to very heavy expendittires,
but unless it be deemed expedient to increase cash capital for
banking purpo.ics, the existing resources with the accruing profits,
it is hoped, will serve all the neceeaarry wants of the company.
Lehlch Coal and NaTlsatloa Cempanf .—The
the year 1870
is
report fo'
as follows
year from all sources were
on railroada, Indading car iervloe
$8 IMt>
VCtMl t»
on Leblgb Canal
Net profits on coal
|16,401 «»
Summit minea
"•'***
Newport mlsea
'««.
The
profits of the
Net
Net
profits
prollts
Net
profits
:
^
oo real estate lold
Net proSts from rents
^
>MH>>
«..«
W.OM
n,an
Mlscellaneoas recelpM
Less general expeose*
Taxea ehargaabfe to railroad
Taxaa ebsmable to Lobigh eaaol
Taxes eharseable to Delaware Dlr. Canal
Taxea (teneabia to coal
Taxea on Interest and rapital stock
TaxcK on landed prop<Tty and iBtprornnaata
Balance of Intereet account for 18TO
Loss on Delaware Division Qual
D<a«tt.
M
^
$HM> if^"
T.
'.
MJH M
MS 9
^0186
J*-??
•
I0LM4 IT
8,«n 18
1.06«,M1
M
m,on 81
>,4n,inn
.
.
:
.
THE CHRONICLE.
690
The past year has been one of the most unsatisfactory in the
experience of the company since the disasters of 1863. Our profits
are dependent almost entirely on the general condition of the coal
trade, which, during the last year, was unremunerative to nearly
every company and operator engaged in it. With low rates on
the railroad, frequent breaks in the canals during the spring, and
a six months' suspension at our mines, we find full reason lor the
small amount of our net receipts.
The amount of coal transported by the railroad shows an increase of 585,364 tons over the previous year, or, after deducting
deliveries to the canal and to points and railroads above Maucli
Chunk, the increase was 186,791 tons. While the gross receipts
derived from all of the traffic of the roads were larger by 917 per
cent than in 1869, the expenses were increased 18^ per cent, and
the net earnings, after deducting taxes and half of the general expenses, were $734,359 85, or 33 8' 10 per cent of the gross receipts,
against $813,802 94, or 39^ per cent in 1869, which difference is
accounted for by the charge on coal being 1 6o-100c, per ton per
mile in 1870, against 2c. in 1869, while the number of trains was
considerably increased.
—
>
[June
3, 1871.
the present time, and those to be in $1,000 registered certificates,
V per cent interest in currency, principal redeemable in forty years.
The remaining ten millions will only be issued as old bonds are
retired, and will be in all respects similar to the first issue, unless
at the time of issue it shall be for the interest of the company that
the period of maturity be extended and the rate of interest
diminished.
[The terms of the lease were published in the Chronicle,
April 15.]
ITIemplils
Sc Ijlttle
RocX Railroad,—
SuPT's Office, M. & L. R. RR.,)
Memphis, Tenn., Feb. 15, 1871. f
R. C. Brinkley, Esq., President
Sir: 1 have the honor lo submit the following report of the
operatious of the road in this department, for the year 1870.
The receipts from both divisions of your road have been as fol-
lows;
From passeugers
$100,7.33 19
Fromfreight
From
8CPPI.BMENTARY REPORT.
61,179 09
7,913 47
other sources
Total cash receipts
$169,825 75
of property from the IJnited
10,651 76
mail service credited on purchase
The most important event that has transpired in the affairs of For
States
the company since the opening of the present year, is the lease of
Total
our railroads to tb^, Central Railroad Company of New Jersey,
which was confirmed at a meeting of the stockholders held March
The expenditures have been
The sale to the Central Company of materials, machinery and Conduc ing transportation
28.
securities, including a million of bonds of our new general mort- Motive power
gage, will give us $1,500,000, and this amount with our net re- Maintenance of way
Maintenance of cars
ceipts during the first four months after resumption of work at
$180,477 51
:
$"5,768 19
58,130 10
81.731 18
14,578 08
the mines, will reduce our floating debt to less than one million
204,507 .W
of dollars.
This sum we expect to provide
for hereafter
Excsss of expenses over receipts
by the sale of bonds.
$2-3,730 04
Under the authority
of the act of the Legislature, accepted at the
By an examination of the table hereto attached you will find
recent meeting of stockholders, we propose to execute a new that the losses occurred in the first five months of the year, and
general mortgage for
$15,000,000 while the road was only partially operated.
The receipts for the
And lo reserve for the pa3'nient of, at or before maturity, the 1864
months of January, February, March, April and May, on the Eastmortsagc, due 1S84
i6.(i.35.000
ern Division, only amounted to $9,537 58 expenditures for same
The railroad mortgage, 1867 mortgage due 1897
2,000,OJO
And the gold 1867 mortgage, due 18^ (the payment of the
Of
time, $39,234 35.
Expenditures over receipts, $39,686 77.
remainder of the live millions having been assumed by
this amount there was an expenditure of over $20,000 for maintenthe Central RR. Co. of New Jersey)
a,690,000-10,.325,000
;
ance of way alone.
Of which we
shall sell to the Central Railroad Co. of
$4,675,000
1,000,000
New Jersey
Leaving
$3,675,000
After providing for the extinguishment of the floating debt, by
a sale of a part of these bonds, there remains ample provision for
our further wants.
The remaining obligations of tho company are
Convertible
loan.l867,duel877,$l,496,879 18; do. 1869,due 1894, gold interest
(After deducting the bonds held in the sinking fund.)
$1,970,000.
Of the last named issue the company controls a considerable
part, and it is proposed to cancel $970,000, leaving outstanding
$1,000,000, which will be retired rapidly by the sinking fund, and
some portion may, perha])s, be converted into stock within a few
years.
The convertible loan due in 1877 can be provided for out
of the proceeds of the general mortgage bonds, if not converted
:
—
into stock.
It is
proposed to issue no more than five millions of the bonds at
—
Central Facific1870.
'742 m.)
1871.
(890 m.)
$413,104
524,480
481,085
578,870
756,250
3M,n6
488,331
6.33,758
i
—lUincAn Central.
1869.
(862 m.)
1871.
(465 m.)
$313,181
315,098
388,726
$281,108
:343,555
328,.390
661,788
601,326
555,087
684,531
712,616
627,215
841,:363
899,051
979,400
901,235
914,406P 903,225
814,4135 811,707
696,677s 697,750
709,644
568,282
640,974
778,260
696,228
1871
316,0.36
.34O,.301
.
342,896
.372,618
.
393,654
.
Oct..
1441,197
1404,263
Nov..
340,.3S0
1»ec...
4,681,562
4,819,404
.Year.
13,.355,461
$99,511
90,298
104,685
106,641
565,415
606,845
588,661
109,7,53
117,695
116,198
129.096
142,014
135,376
129,306
110,837
1,.391,.345
$202,447
,218,234
258,554
291,599
I
i
^211,219
£.300,971
"318,9.57
a.355,187
T31«,054
IS60.471
«.188iU7-
July..
1,371,780
1,140,145
845,708
2<)5,981
24.3,850
Aug-
507,900
529,512
462,400
556,100
597,600
638,122
478,370
46S,03»
~- 475.608
$196,787
270,933
246,266
249,987
6fl0..393
449,932
r623,841
14.55,606
.
267,867
295,.568
279,543
292,9%
219,483
279,462
825,044
337,649
339,091
831,490
287,825
3,518,463
1871.
(:J55
m.)
218,7.35
2.36,341
319,9(14
285,416
—
1871.
(251 m.)
$:K),177
13' 1,88:)
98,275
126,221
140,740
118,173
101,.379
106,248
110,213
111,117
111,127
118.407
1,080,946
1,246,213
1,275,171
.
.
.
.
Jan....
Feb...
Mar....
April.
niay. .,
1,037,963
9479,2.36
(,.393,468
Centra).
1869.
1870.
(2fHm.)
(284w,.1
$:iS4,119
$.337,992
329,127
380,4.30
36.3,187
Jaly..
3li6,623
329,9.50
.
a5:i,,569
412,030
406,283
144,023
141,376
Oct...
Not...
Bee...
473,546
490,772
448,419
374,542
326,891
378,880
467,990
511,477
453,873
423,735
1,418,865
year.
4,749,163
4,791,895
Sept...
1.32,998
153,5.31
—
.
Iron Kt.
—
,-8t. L,
Alton
18T0.
1871.
18<)9.
(210 m.)
(210 m.'i
(210 m.)
$92,181 $1211.218 ..Jan..
122,372. Feb..
95,665
$132,622
1(12,6*)
101,265
115,175
116,243
107,524
122,000
134,124
127,069
121,791
119,073
144,6;)7
~"
Mar.
129,590
April,
1,843,638....
.
nay...
June..
July..
Aug.
.,
Sept...
Oct...
Not...
.Dec...
Y«ar.,
127,817
175,950
171,868
157,397
154,133
144,164
186,888
202,388
204,552
189,351
168,559
a,014,5«
443..300
1871.
(284 m.)
418,755
442,665
441,685
470,703
<
1869.
1870.
(9.36 tn.)
172,216
172,347
155,081
150,719
167,365
175,453
163,284
152,909
137,794
143,468
1871.
(1,018 m.)
]96,2(r:
2.39,181
483,884
269,400
327,431
430,700
2.59,000
75.5,7.37
208,493
196,720
229,090
636,4.34
$257,663
293,645
29.5,298
812,1529
318,699
340,892
348,890
310,800
348,6.32
322,7.56
4.50,346
434,283
466,431
508,042
451,293
425,687
386,264
4,252,343
4k436,«N
422,:i68
32.3,378
1870.
(404 m.)
$21.3,101
377,.571
8,120,427
470,720
313,198
283,399
/-north MiMonr;.^
443,1.33
4!)6,550
$284,192
a40,394
342, 7(M
311,8:«
2(16,78?
284,156
1871.
(imni.
188,885
264,(1'»
2.34,962
266,8.36
255,726
2,833,489
A T.Hant«.^--Tol«Ao,Wah. A We«t*m.-<
1871.
1869.
1870.
1871
(2H2 m) (521 m.)
(.521 m.)
(521 m.)
1870.
(222 m.)
$152,;!92
158,788
ml
2"0,14!l
319,!>73
a«,700
7,250,668
801,183
1871.
(.390
.3.39.2.30
$396,171
382,823
377,000
661,026
808,318
908,313
791,014
629,758
1,039,811
$201. .500
226,897
244,181
246,046
260,169
274,021
Cin.At-
3,280,420
(825»n.t
420,774
460,287
a30,&44
678.800
586,342
625,363
724,514
m.)
319,012
317,887
^Hilwanken A St. Paul —
$4.5.1,130
.3:»,2a3
(.390
249,.3,55
5,960,9.36
320,6.36
Aug.
736,664
g584,155
386,527
411,814
403,646
Jane.
S632,652
1,.371,780
—~ Michigan
..
m.)
1870,
.
1,1.54,529
'".)
:)87,172
361.871
319,441
1,805, '172
(2.51
$401,275
449,654
64.5,789
388,.385
1870.
1871
(
7.5;3,782
Sept...
1869.
(251 m.)
m.)
(
858,359
929,077
1,177,897
.June.
-Marietta aodCincinDot.i
m.)
$706,024
(l,l.'i7
Paciflc -^ -Clev. Col.
1870.
(590 w.)
a'!0,286
$497,519
I
1869.
(520-90 m.)
4 3.51.767
1870,
1,142,165
1,112,190
1 268,414
1,251,950
1,157,056
l,a37,973
.
506,623
468,212
397,515
1870.
(355 m.)
253,0(i5
Feb..
Mar...
.April.
•
.May
408,6 5
$892,092
,.506,680
m.)
(.393
Jan..
.
f.348, 0.39
Ohio A Miuiminpi. ^Pac;fie of Ho.-.
1870.
1869.
(1,157 m.)
1408,658
K 418,709
8,823,482 8,678,958
mo m.)
—Cbioagoft Korthweitern-^ r-Cbie..Bock Island
493,2.31
>r-
—
—
3(5,832
402.854
351,044
1870.
1871.
(974 m.l (1109 m.)
$62S,.383
6:^,540
$659,137
524,693
.
•
1870.
(431 m.)
746,800
612,805
7,9a3,513
;
MONTHLY EARNINGS OF PRINCIPAL RAILROADS.
--Cbioago and Alton.
1869.
(431 m.)
768,719
729,274
783,099
807,815
777,ia3
LAND DEPARTMENT.
This department has also been under my management. During
the last year an increased demand has taken place for lands, and
more lands have been sold during the past year than during all
the preceding years since the war, and at better prices.
The sales of lands have amounted to 4,506.46 acres, at an average per acre of $4 .53 making total sales for the year, $19JJ99 80;
town lots sold at Brinkley, $5,665 00; total lands and lots sold,
$34,964 80. Fully one-half has been received in cash and the remainder on one and two years time, with eight per cent interest.
Oregon Ac » allfornla.— This road extends from the city of
Portland, Oregon, to the California State line, following for about
150 miles the Willamette River. The Willamette Valley is from
twenty to sixty miles wide, very fertile and well settled. The
road is finished to the city of Albany, eighty miles, with twenty
miles more graded end bridged ready for the iron. The capital of
the State Salem fifty milesfrom Portland, is located on this line.
365,174
328,791
393,455
444,210
—
'.'...'.'
Union Pacific
1870.
1871.
$528,529
(la38»i.'
479,57»
600,139
.373,924
539,2.38
499,899
604,247
<1038m.)
880,970
ei3,6M
748,460
648,458
664,050
728,526
719,628
571,379
482,838
,,
7,»»,113
-
-.'....
.
June
.
..
,
.
'
THK OHUONICLR.
3, 1871.)
RAILROAD, CANAL,
ronr»r > (raat Tmwar
Siibarrlbiirii ivlll
COUrANIBS.
bjr
691
AND MISCELLANEOUS STOCK
LIST.
glrlug na ImaiedUtci nolle* ot aar arrer 4l«««v«r*tf la oar TabI**.
OOMPARIRB.
Block
•tMk
Ont-intl'WioriMRtHhIp,
Mimllor, on the prr-
*
«..
AtUntli
„
•.yis«..'»'o
.100
,200
Mm
i.4M,ID0
U*>
7W,H10
•lilo. .\nrll S
.„ Ilrnucli"
WU
i«,3flvjiia
ia>
l,«MJ100
PMrkTHlMiiK MrftOCh
flu
Berk»Mr<',.liiii.
BoMfoit and Albiiiiy, Jul. ^1
Boat., Con. * Moiii. Xo.JW
lOU
UN)
M,iw!Ma
Ill)
800,000
»
Honton.
*
II«rir.)ril
IKK
UXI
l*ro\iil«'nre. .Ian. '41. \W
Ycirli and Erlc*...ll»
Boatun and
Buffnlii.
NfW
Barllniiton and Mlwoiirl Klvor .HW
pref.lOU
do
do
Ckrodrn and Amhoy' Majr SO...m)
do do icrlp fli Joint Co. *» 'MATH
Atlantic, M«y »... 60
Camdon
do preferred.. 50
do
Cape Cod..I an.
May
Deo.
April
April
Oct.
Oct,
Apr., Il
Apr., -Jl
Qoarterljr.
Jan. * July.
.
i4is,oou
Jan.*
Dec., TO
4,550.000
8,7in.oao
950,000
1,2SI,40«
383,400
9,000,000
Jan.
Jan.
July.
Jnly.
July.
Dee.
Dec, "TO
*
*
June*
»15,B'.7
1(10
Feb.
*
Jan.
* July.
Aug.
N...S(W..
IcWI
ai.ior.
M.0U0.U00
Cin..Hamll * r)avton..May
Cln..Rlcliin.*Clilcaiip'No.Ma.
CIneln., Sand. * ClevTXo. US. 50
.
s..wo.aio
V
do
.Ian.* July.
Mar. ft Sept.
Mar. ft Sept.
Mar- ft Bent.
Jan. ft July.
June ft Dec.
.Inneft Dec.
April* Oct.
April* Oct.
428,«46
May * Not.
1.700,000
1,816,900
50
3,400M)^
i,aoe.2i6
50
18,1*8,850
SO
May
West
20.
Pelaware, Lack. &
492,880
Detroit and Mllwaokee, No. 2411. H>
50 3,099,000
pref
do
do
9,000,000
100
Onbnqne and Sloni City"
4,062,600
100
Raatem (Mass.), Jan. 21
1,309,300
50
Bas> Pennaylvunla. May 20
do
do
do preferred
Erie and Pltubnrg. May
20
Georgia.
May
Hannibal and
do
Hartford
*
8,9aejoo
50
1,996,290
8,740,000
4,156,000
20
100
6t.
Joaepb, Jan. 28100
do
pref.... 100
N. Haven, Jan.
do
do
.100
...190
100
21.
scrip.
.
—
HoasAtonlc. preferred
HnntlnKdou and Broad Top*
do pref.
do
50
!Quarterly.
.Ian.
Jan.
* July
* July,
Quarterly.
Jan.
*
July
May 20
Long Island. No.
Loalav., Clu.
do
ft
852
Lc.\.. prf
cmmon
No.
50
50
276 JO
50
bonlsville and Nashville No. 281 100
Louisville, New Alb. ft Chicago. 00
100
Macon ana Western
Maine Central
Marietta
100
ft CIn., 1st pri.
do
do
May
f>.
.'.50
2d pref. .150
do
common ..
do
Manchester ft Lawrence, No.-.'4T.tOO
Memphis and Charleston. No.278.2f
lOO
Michigan Central. No. 267
Ullwankeo and St. Paul. No. 258IOI
do
pref... 100
do
f
ch
Haven'
May*). 50
Mine Hill ft
Mobile* Montg.prel No. M3.. _.
100
Mobile and Ohio. No.2S9
Montgomery and West Point ...100
50
2orrU and Biuix,- Na.2S0
100
Nashua and Lowell, Jan. 21
NaabT. ft Chattanooga No. 230.100
Jan. ft July
Jan. ft July
Feb. * Aug
* July,
Mar. * Sept
Jan.
4,460,M8 Mar.
l,SR,8aO
1.000.000
9312.T29
I»,<H4,I>I8
ll,4ri,t«4
10,434.908
ft
May*
Sept.
Nov.
June * Dec.
Jan.* July.
Jan.* Jnly,
vmwB
1,644.104
5
9
9
9
.
Il
*7l
Dec.
'7')
Jnne, "71
June. ""U
Aprl'.ll
Apill.'il
50
Northeast. (B.C.). Aprti;»
da8p.c.,prel 50
do
1«,
50
grorthPenniTlvanla May 20
Norwich ft Worcester,' Jan. 21.100
Ogdens. ft L. Champ 'NoJ75... .100
prel.ton
do
OMoanitltlHlMlppl. April I....100
lOU
do urel
do
OU Creek ft Allegh HIT May 20. i(
Shore
f
Not., "W
Feb.,
"7!
May,
"71
Oct.,
tl
Sonlli
'
1*^
'IO
Apr.,
-7!
5
4
Jan.,
"Tl
Doc,
"70
Dec, "69
Dec, "70
Dec, TO
7
Jan., 'U
8
Apr.,
"71
Dec,
"TO
Tl
Jan., Tl
Sept.; tit
Sept., '66
Mayl'Tl
June, '69
Dec, TO
Dec TO
Jan^*'july.
June * Dee.
May* Nov.
Jan.. Tl
Apr., Tl
Apr., Tl
ft
l)ec
Q<iurt«ilr
.Inneft
Dee
Jan.
ft
July
Jan.
ft
ft
July.
Jnly
Sox
9g'd
9
4
1
ai-IOi- ft
i>/j»YJ»j».—
3<.
"i'
3
9
7«.
7
Jan.. 84
Jnne.
-Tl
'39
Dec,
Feh.VTI
i5,ooojna Feb.
*
Feb.
ft
8,W93» May *
i,n«ji«o Jan. ft .Inly.
l/BSgOOD Feb. * Aug.
Feb.
*
Ang.
4387390
I3083O7 Feb.'* Aug.
3388377 Feb. * Aug.
'
4
71
Jan..
Dee.
4,90(,4Oa
ift^uehanna.
1,100300
90
1.000300
»5 8300 000
100 10300300
100 18300300
100 6300300
Adams
Mariposa bold, pref.
do Trust,
do
3
«
Aug.
Ang.
Ang.
Nov.
3307350
Atlantic
Quicksilver
4
Jan..
Feb'.*'
Jan.* Jnly.
Jan.*
Ian.
July.
* July.
Qearterly.
Quarterlv.
Jan.* Jnly.
Quarterly.
Ainer. Merchants* Union
I'nited States
100
Wells. Fargo ft Co
5*!!!S*SS
QnarteVly.
43003D0
100
SI<<itn«Afi>.— Atlantic Mall
Paclilc Hall. No. 397
10O 30300300 Qnarterly.
Jan. * July.
7)*usl.— Farmers* Loan ft Truat. 39
1300300 Jan. * Jnly.
100
National Trust
Feb. • Aug.
New York Life and Trust ... 100
1300300 Jan. * Jnly.
100
Fnlnn Tnist
Jan.* Jnly.
100
ITcltad Stale* Trust
t3M3n
inn
jnulni;.— Mariposa Gold
Sii'.'
Tl
June. Tl
Jan.','
June*
731390
/mproremenl— (Tanton
i6|
4300300
Boston Water Power
II
Brunswick City
j.
rw<ffr(i/>A— West .Union. No. 3*7Jw 4i3a'joo
8
9
•*).
May, TO
9
Feb., Tl
>eb.,T1
May, VI
Jan, Tl
Feb.,
*71
Feb.Vw
Feb..
*»»
Jan.,
*
3.003.746
Williamsburg
|«
<H
Jna.VTI
i,inji«8
1300300 Mar. * Sept
39
Ashbnrlon
90 3300300
500300 June' * bee.
Bntler
29
Consolidation Md
100 10390300
600300
Cumberland Coal * lron....KiO
Maryland Coat Co
.,..100 4.400,000
Quarterly.
Pennsvlvania
60 4.000.000
Spring .Mountain
90 1390300 Jan.* July,
Spruce Hill
10 1300300
Wiiicesbarre
100 8,400300 May • Nov
1390300 Feb.* Ang
Wyoming Valley
100
Gns.— Brooklyn
38 3300300 Feb. * Ang,
Citizens (Brooklyn)
30 1300.000 Jan. * jnly,
SO \jmjcm Feb. * Ang.
Harlem
m3oo Jan. * Jnly,
Jersey City and Hoboken... 30
Manhattan
BO 4300300 Jan.* Jnly,
Metropolitan
100
1300300 May * Nov.
New Vork
90
«x
I
Feb.. Tl
8,33»,904
1,688,850
miat^ellaneoua.
S
t'4
4
f
"«'
.Inly
ft
Feb. ft " ng
1,400^99 Jan. * Jnly.
jiref.
100
oerttf.
preferred
I3«.«"
.
Jan.
«
War., Tl
Dec,
-OO
a9c«i
Jao.l.TO
Dec, TO
»b., Tl
Dot., TO
Kov.,*»
Aug.,
'86
Feb.., Tl
Jan., Tl
Feb ,Tt
Jan., Tl
Jan.. Tl
No'v'..'
'lO
Jan.. 11
Jnly.
•
Jan..
TO
••*
3V
a
Jnne, Tl
July, Tl
Nov., "60
Dec,'
*
'*»!
v*
Bept^lO
Dec, TO
Dec, TO
I
4
10
Feb.. Tl
Dec, TO
Dec. TO
8
* July.
100
do
common
Oir— Pullman Palace
100
100
9.700300
4300300
Qnarterly
9
4
12s
N. Y.
A HROOKLYN CITY PASSENGER RAn.ROAI>8
>
4
uar nivtDsna
NAMB OP BOAD.
"4"
"!0
4
Bleocker street and Fiillon Ferry.
Broadway (Brooklyn)
4
9
Broadway
Brooklyn
I
4
Bmoklvh
1
4
arid «ev,'tilli
Br»M»klyn.
Jan., Tl
BriMiJilM.
Aprll'TO
Jnne, Tl
Cell'
May, Tl
Dry
Avenue
....
Jane. IK*.
OoC" iiwiir.'.'.r.''.'."".!
'wn
ft Flatb...
lieach
1
<
,
raia.
.
Bu-l
ist'iuv'en..
Cot.
'.
..
Rlgi
For'
Oral,
TO
AprU.TI
DfC'to
:
.-ii,.-
.1
,\
'
4
'Bal'tery.'
(I'rand St. Kerry
,, wtown (ll'klyn),
(Brooklyn)
,.....v-.j.
Metropol an (Brooklyn)
Ninth Avenae
Jan.
June.TI
ft'
,',
Hudson
nnoBou
"Tl
Dec, TO
•.9,998347
.June
May ft Nov
Jan.
U Water
D.-c, TO
Jan., Tl
Deo., TO
Jan..
* Jnir
Ian ft Jnly
3,00OjIDO April * Oct
<Mi9i5ao
31.
I.l7!lj)n0
j
U(
Feb.. Tl
Ju., TO
090f.— American
BWI,HI0
3X4,100 Jan.
3,-no.ooa
3.860.000
Pennsyl van la
bcliuylkill Navlgat'n (consol.)*
West Brunch and
January.
\jinjom Jan.
preferreil
do
Jan., Tl
Feb., Tl
•'••>., "Il
M,-utm)
Canal.
4
HUM) MayANov.
8,l90jOaO
umojooo
I4,700A»
i/no/no
Chesapeake and Delaware
Clicsnpeake and Ohio
Delaware Division"
Delaware and Hudson
Delaware and Raritan*
LelilKh Coal and Nav. .April IJ
Moiiongahela Navlnatlon Co
Morris (consolidated) No. 394...
ilo
Ang.
ft
8,000,000
},TPOfiOO
no
do
pref....
Western (N.Carolina)
West Jersey, No. 350
Worcester and Nashua, Jan. 31.
¥
T
Dec, "W
Jan.,TI
Aug. tt
Feb., Tl
l,0B9/?3
1488,110
..
No
VtTlnont and Canada"
Verniont ft Massachu., Jan.
VIrclnIa and Tennessee
....
"71
N. T. Nn.'02.
I'nion Paclflc.Mar. 18
I'llra and Black Klver,
Aug.. TO
D.c, TO
•f
ijn/no
8.MOJ0O Feb.
J30..
do
K. D., 1st pref.
W. D..3d pref.
do
Toledo, Wabash ft Wcsi.No /JSS.
do
do
do pref.
W
'70
So.
* Warsaw
pusqnolinnna A Tl
Union, preferred
TO
Tl
Tl
Tl
IlliiKli .t
do
do
8«
"70
Jan.,
Feb., Tl
Sept..**?
Jan., '66
Dec,
««
Annually.
nijOBO Jan. ft Jnly
819,400 Feb. ft Ang.
mjoo Jan. ft Jnly,
Quarterly.
9/19,378
30,
Haute and Indianapolis
5
'iO
"70
^la."
.
Toledo. Peoria
2H
Dec. "n
Jan.* July,
April ft Oct.
,\prll ft Del.
.Ian.* Jnly,
Jan.* Jnly.
Jan. * Jnly.
Jan. * July.
1
(•dl
I,«a,7!lO
»to,sio
15
II.
v>,
lerriT
8
Dec,
Dec,
Dec,
Jan.,
Aug.,
Aug.,
Apr.,
Apr.,
Feb.,
nmmi
I'erre liante.
ik.
,.,!-..,..
S^Tiiciinc,
4
4
Jan.. Tl
May. Tl
* Aug.
Apr
Dee
umfin
do
Biinlli
Soiilli
5
Jane* Dee,
Feb.
do
8
9
Mar.,
All. .11
do
Scbnylklll Valley." May 30
Shaniilkin Val ft PotUv" May
8
>
Jan.,
Dee
847.100
s,onijooo Jan. 4k July,
3.700 JKt)
io pref.
St,
ouis ft Iron Monntain
St. l.ouls, Jaeksonv.ft Chicago'.
Sandusky, ManslI'd * Newark".
4*s.
71
Dec,
ft
I
Mar.,
Mar
*
3/NO400 Jan. « li>y
Apr)
on
>2B3.
9
Jan.
Jan.* July.
9,000X00
3,IM,I»
x>«Oi»0
i*,7i4jm
Jnne
„
IK
6,390,000
,rtliernol S.irmp«hlre.No.»710P
,
Jnly
616,700 Jan.
309.400 April* oil
t^;. i,..u.i,,
Dec, 10
Dec, TO
January.
Jan.* July.
1IJ100.0(»)
111
9
Pec. TO
Auir., '96
3,;0D/»»
North MlsaourU No. 2B»
Dec, "70
Dec, "70
Dec. TO
Apr., Tl
Apr., Tl
848,700
1,623,482
8,681,500
3,800,000
3,S0QJ100
3,400 JSOO
8,130,719
rR\
(Mill,
«
e,3
Jan. * Jaly
Feb. ft Aag
Quarterly.
Jan. * Jnly
11
.,)>
>H
Feb-.M
Dec, "10
Quarterly.
Quarterly.
Jan. ft July
493,900
scrip
do
967,100
flW London Northern Jan.2l..lOO
I5,0r0,000
N V. Cent, ft Hudson R..Jan. 21.1110 H,rW,
30
certiflcatei*..IUi'
do
do
10,(»»)/)00
Jan.
21.. 50
Maw Tork and Harlem.
1,500,000
do pref.
50
do
9jOOO,0DO
New Tnrk ft New Baven May 13,100 «jaoo,oao
n T..ProT. and Boston Ho.M. ion 300,900
Norfolk and Petersburg. pref.. .ion
vntaa
do
guar. .lU)
do
".«1JOO
do ordmary
do
4jaoojaoo
too
North Carolina. No. 267
W
)
n
May, "9
4/00 ODO Feb,'*"Aar
18,199.400
4,10),.SO
3,648,100
8,000,000
ODO/no
20.
pref
„'i
10..
IU>.
"J:
"Jl
Feb.,T.
1,864,400
Northern Central. May
i:<
*n
Feb .* Aug
100
l5ew Jersey.' May 20
i.i,,i
i
l,389jO0O
New Bed. ft Taunton. Jan. 21 ... 100
Hew Hav. ft Nortbamp„ Jan. 2I.II»
100
N
Feb.,
XJOOBfiOO
* July,
May * Nov,
Feb. * Aug.
Jan. * July.
Maogatack
,
May,
61-1.990
318,390 Jan.* July.
50
100 3S,»«.>4a Feb. * Aug.
April S
Indianapolis, CIn. ft Lafayette.. 50 6,189,897 Mar. ft 8«nl.
3,000,000
Jan. * Julv.
JelTersonvillo.Mad. ft In.,NoJ22TiaO
8,812,300
Kansaa PaciQc, Uar.25
l.ackawanna ft Bloorosb May 20 SO
LakeSho.ft Mich.Boulb.May '27.10U
50
Lchinh Valley, May20
50
Little Miami, No. 247
It
ilo
11II. .T
7«
Illinois Central.
Little Sclioylklll.'
9
9
Jan.. Tl
Feb., tt
4.I51.';00
5,0^7,2!4
4,800,000
3,000,000
3,000,000
II
i
May, Tl
•
Iw
IW
Fllchburis
Mar.
j uly
May* Nov
Jan.* illy
Jan. * July
,1
,
Pmsb., cm. ft Bl. L..Mny.!0...
do
do
do
pr.*!
r I'.,. Kl.tV,*f,.irii»i' M,ir. II
263.. SO
3,192,000
500,000
500,000
pref. . 90
IW T8,00OX)on
Brie. Jan. 28
«
Nov.. *»
9,0t«4.200
W
Va. & Oeor. No. 2«4.10O
Elmlraft WIlllamaport.'May 30. SO
\'(,
F.rle.'
riiMii.i.'h.iit.t
Apr. 11
KeUware-
Kast Tenn.
and
*
Jan.
nnln
do
5
'ih
1,500,000
390.000
50
Concord
lOO
Concord and Portamontb
Conn ft PaHsnwipslc. pf. No. 281. .100
Carton and Michigan- No.
I'lillad.
'8'
i,n«34s
*
Clev..Col.,(ln.* liHl. No. 258.. 100 11,II20,(«0
Cleveland* Mnlionlng.* No.'MT. 50 2,096,790
Clereland and Plttiitiura, Jan. ai 50 7,4«i,225
Colnm., Clilc. & In. Cen>No. W1.100 11,100 WO
50 1,786.800
Colninbns and Xenla*
Connecticut Klver. .Ian. 21
Comberland Valley. May 20
i.l,K\ |\
-
.'l.,Mar. .«.
Dee
382.«n
pref. BO
Eano«vllIe, No.S!6 50
f;inclnnatl
i
Jahr.
Feb'.'i'Xag,
ia...:m
4
Feb. 11
»,9ii73e
.
do
Jm. *
II.H**)
lOp
>.3ni.
*
*
ao,s;o.29.i
-71
Var., 1\
*
*
*
2.0m°,92S
8,925,500
Iio
3,425.400
100
do
do preferred
ClilcDnrllnK. * Quliicy. No.VIW.10i> 17.510^100
L'blcairo, Iowa and NelirR9ka'..IOO 8,>'«,a00
L'hlrago and Norlbweat. No. CTi.inO l4,676,ir-'9
pref
ll..,..,.«
"4'
Dec, SO
Dec, '70
y ar.
1,198,500
Not.
2,900,000 May
e,»10.400 Feb.
Aug.
7a>,«ao Feb.
Aug.
4,6«6,8(» June
Dec.
July,
14.. too 15,000.000 Jan.
50 2,4>9.00O .lune ft Dec.
400.000
Dec.
50
18,378,740
—
—
X
ApVli;"?!
May, II
May, -71
June*
CtalcaKoand Alton. Mar. as
do
ft
ft
raa,
Newr,»H, Jan.
.\l,.,*f,
t}ri,ii,r„
.
May * Nov.
Jhar'otte. Col. & Aug., No. 257. —
100
Cliealilre. preferred. .Ian. 51
do
do
Uble.,Rackls.&Pac.
Sep.
Jnly.
June*
Csdar RapVia and MlMonrl* ... .100
do pref.
do
ren».«ooriit»« Bank. Co.* O.JIS1U0
Cantral of New Jersey.
Central Ohio
preferred
do
Central Paclilc No. JfS.
ft
Jan., Tl
IHic , TO
731,200
«"
SO
™t
»l
Mar.',' '71
^%
mi
CaUwlMa.' Majr.W
preferrnd
do
Mar.
LMtpaM.
I
Krle.No. MI.IU)
Ontiton and Lowrll. .tan.'il
Hoatnnaiiil Maine .li.n.ai
Jnly, 1\
Jan.*
rtnnnh*
i\
I
Bi>.
90
.
FlratdlT.
Jan. ft July.
Oat.
c-dtug page.
lute.
Halln ada.
Ko. ?» ut
No. 3W..1UU
•
r.iiii.
I
.
I
()ld f'olonv ft
•,»5,000
Atlnii A
A
Dale.
'
Aitoirtat'ii
AM
lllJI.
FAB
RMllrnada.
AlbfuiT
For afnllriplanallon or Ibia table,
Bee HHllmiu MoHltor, on the pt«.
Last Mtld.
•tlUKl-
.
Uayi 'i^i <i"<urMriyJ."^.
MotT Hoi a's°ati«ii'iiuk"
.
Second Avenne
Mlth Avenue
Tblrd Avennr ...............
Vaa BrnnlBtreetf S"W*'»a»
i(oif^T»Ln»aai'»"»aiV. ":
••ila.-ly
Rot.
«
"V
:
—
;:
'..;:
)
,
.
.
.
.
THE CHKONICLE.
r'692
RAILROAD, CANAL
-.
[June
AND MISCELLANEOUS BOND
3,
1871.
LIST.
Subscribers will confer a great favor by glvlns ns tminedlate notice ot any error discovered lu our Tafc'cs.
Pases 3 and 4 of Bonds will be pnbllslied Next week.
COMPANIES, AND CHARACTER OF SECDlilTrES ISSUED. Amount
COMPANIES, AND CHARAC
TER OF SECURITIES ISSUED. Amount
Ou^
INTJtBBST.
Ou^
For a
full explanation of this standing
Table see " Katlroad Monitor"
on a preceding imge.
Railroads :
4/aftama & Chaltan. (Jan. '70);
When
"Where
paid.
paid.
For a full explanation of this standing
Table see " Railroad Monitor"
on a preceding page.
J.&
3,800,000
iC Ilamp. (Oct.l, )"69
Mortgage, for fc.UOO.OOO)
AUcghenti Vnlleij (Nov., '70)
General Mortgage
I8t and 'lt\ Mortgage
Bonds to Slate uf Pa., endorsed
AndroKOQitui (Jan.l, '71)
l8t Mortgage (IJath Loan)
Atlantic it (H: ll'pii. (Nov. 1, '70)
1st Mort., skg fund (Pa.)
l»tMort.,»kgfund (N. V.)....
1st Mort., skg fnnd (Ohio)
Ist Mort., skg fund (Baff.ext.)
IstMort. (Kranklin Urauch)..
2d Mort. (I'lMin.)
2d Mort. (N. Y.)
2d Mort. (Ohio).
Consolidated l8t Mort...
J.& J.
M.& N.
A. &0.
M.&N.
77,000
M,&N.
I8t
M.,
1895
1885
1 81
Sectional IJt^nds
Atlantic it IMcitli- (v
l«tM
('".til
K.&
A.&
A.&
A.&
Portland.
1890
London.
1877
1879
1876
1884
1882
1882
1881
1883
1895
3,908,000
11
17,579,500
:
New York
London.
2,000.000
f41,200
New York
London.
New York
J.
b. '71)
P cinogiid.
J
3,000,000
J.
)
(
825,000
4111200
1,095,776
484,000
18;"i:!
Baltimori- Loan of t3,0(IO,ll(»).
Sterling L.ian id 1870, £300.000..
2d Mort. (N. W. Va. UK.) of '53
ad Mort. (X. W. Va. UU.) of '55.
Balli. A P„tonmc (Jan. I, '70) :
1st Morrg:i;!e of 1«69 (gold)
Bay de Noq. d- Marqwt. (Kelt. "71)
Income llonds oi lS(i5 and 1860.,
Belvtdere ihliiivnfe (Feb. 1, '71)
l8t Mort. ol 18J'.! (guar. C. & A.).
2d Mort. of IS.'U
SdMort., of 185?
/
Blut Itiitrje nl 8. Car. (Jan. 1, '70);
Ist Mort., guar, gold
Boston it AlhuHi/ (Feb., '71) !
-
.
Albany Loan (Alb.i4 W.Stkbge)
Loans (Weet'nKK.)
dlar Uunds ( Western BR)
Jlass. Sterl.
D
&
7.250,00(1
.
Bost., Clint. itni<:lil/'g(Feh.,'m):
1st Mort. (Agrlc. l)r. UU.) of 'M.
Boston, Oiiiitiin & FUchbure..
Bost.,Con. <! .Vonlr'l (Apr. \,'m):
IstMort. (71 111.)
ad M.(71 iii.*lKtaa,i<ni.)conv..
2d M. (71 m. &Mti'/i in.) conv..
Sinking Fund Uonds
8(i3,250
579,500
1,710,500
S,Ta,60
3,872,000
458,500
140,000
(
J.
J,
1888
Boston
Port &. Bos
London.
Var.
A.& O.
A.& O.
M.&N.
J.& J.
J.& J.
A.&O.
J.& J.
M &S.
J.& J.
J.& J.
A.&O.
400,00(1
260,5110
201,000
I.IO.OOO
•200.000
600,000
14,000,000
3,000,000
1909
& D.
& S.
F. &A.
New York
M.
Princeton. 1885
J.& J.
A.&O.
A.AO.
Albany.
London.
71-'76
1871
Boston.
1875
J.& J.
J.& J.
F. & A.
J.& J.
J.& J.
J.& J.
M,&S.
J.& J.
J,* J.
B
oston.
Boston.
New York
liOBton.
New York
Boston,
New York
J.& J.
;jan'y.
Boston.
purchase).,,.
•200,000
Athani/:
1st Mort. (jo'd) guar, by Ga..., 15,000p.ni
A.*0.
A.&O.
A & O.
,
(\vliarf
~.F
Buff., Bra.!, it PiUsb. (Nov., "70):
I'st ilortgtige
Bilir., Cciri-i/ if /',f(s6.(Nov,l,'70);
1st M., Hurt, & O, Cr. Crosscut..
1st M., liiitr Cor. & Pitts, of Pa.
Buffalo d- E7'ie—^iiQ Lake S. *- M.
Buffalo, N. Y. it ErU (Oct. I, '70):
,
Ist
Mortgage
2d Mortgage
Burl., C. lis M•nneso.(.^n^y\,'m).
1st M. (gold) coiiv.skgrd,taxfr
Burl. A Misunurl II. (Jan., '71)
1st Mort. (land & railroad)
Bonds conv. Intopref.st'k (2dB)
Bonds conv. iito pref. st'k (3d s)
Income lids ronv. to com.stock
Convertible lionds of 1S70
Ist Mort. conv. on br. (37 miles)
.
I
Burl.
Ist
A Mo., ill Kebras. (.Ian., '70)
M. Land
California
& UU conv. .tax
J^tciflc
(Jan.
free
580,000
600,000
1 O.OOJ
J.&
J.&
J.
J.
J.&D.
Atlantic (Jan.
1
Camden ABtirllng.
Co.) Jan. 1,'71):
Mort. (ou 31 miles, 1867)
Catawixsa (Nov. 1, '70); Ist Mort
Cedar RtllsA Minneso.i.l&n.X.'IV):
l8t Mort.(C. F. to Wavcrly,14 m.)
I8t Mort. (W. to.Minn. Line,62m.)
l8t
Cedar Hap.AiIist<ou.n.(Ffi\}., '71):
1st Mort. (land grant)
Cent. Ilr. of U. PaclfU: (Jan.l. '69)1
l8t Mort. (Atch.&Pikc SP.RR.)
•2d Mort. (U. S. loan)
Central qf Georgia (Feb., 1871):
let Mortgage
"
Ventral or Iowa (Feb.. 71) ;
Ist Mort. (gold) tax free, conv..
Central orXew Jerse'j (Jan. 1, '71):
2d Mortgage
Mortgage (new)
iitMort.
Sabord. I,ien Calif. St. aid (g'd)
Conv. MM- .Miv. into U.S.bMs)
'
i
l«Mor.
<.
1884
1899
18'J9
1873
1873
1879
loan)
>an.naii (Oct.
it
Chicano, C'in.ALoui.n\ (Feb., '71);
Ist Jlorlgage, 1807
Chic.IJanv. A Vincen. {Apr. \,'69):
Ist Mort. (gold) sinking fnnd...
Chicago, lou-a A A'eb. (Jan.l, '71);
2d ^fl)rt., guaranteed, 1860
941,000
400,000
600,000
800,000
800,000
600,000
1,260,IM
960.0
801.0(0
),000,00t'
1,000,000
18,000
1896
18S6
New York
6,000,000
M.& N.
5,057,000
600,000
1,200,000
1,000,000
1,200,000
900,000
A.4 0.
J.& J.
J.& J.
A.&O.
J.& J.
J.& J.
New York
Boston.
1877
18T2
985,000
300,000
985,000
855,000
2,077,000
101,000
1-25,000
854,000
650,ai0
614,000
I
Chicago it .Southwestern :
lstMYr»'e(iid);iuarbyCUI&P.cur
"Ist Mortgage
AMahon.
ahoy
J.*
J.
Boston
2,2iSO,000
J.*
J.
New York
New York
1891
323,220
675,000
1,700,000
867,000
4,666,100
1,518,066
1,846,000
154,000
A.&O.
A.&O.
r.& A.
M.& N.
&D.
A.*0.
M.&S.
1870
1875
188:!
J.
London.
1889
1889
1880
1894
490,000
900,000
J.& J.
A.&0.
Camden.
1873
1860
888,000
233,500
F.& A.
F.& A.
Phlladel.
Philadel.
1897
1882
294.000
A.&O.
J.& J.
NcwY'ork
1884
1907
Var.
New York
New York
1,377,000
'
(Feb.
»l,'20O,00O
1,600,000
M.& N.
J.& J.
786,000
M.&S.
l,W0,0OO
,000,000
254,000
2,837.000
2,500,000
1,500,000
1,500,000
'25,881,000
1, '69
-ar. by s. Carolina)
mm
Jan.
If
1,200,000
Cons. Skg F'd Mort.for »5,000,000
15.
New York
N. York
M. &
8.
Baltimore.
J.&
J.&
J.&
J.&
J.
J.
J.
J.
New^York
'95- '99
M,*
1885
1884
'96-'9»
Clikrleat'n
(8. f.,
a
1170
J.
M.& N.
J.
J.
1>.
J.
&
D.
f'nion (July
New York
New York
New Y'ork
New York
New York
New York
77-'S1
1895
Boston.
1877
1900
1890
New York
New York
New York
1899
New York
New York
1900
1873
1876
1873
1873
1875
1892
1900
M.& N.
18..
18..
IS..
18..
New York
18ff7
248,000
M.&S.
New York
1890
250,000
M.&S.
Boston.
500,000
395,000
J.&D.
J.&D.
Boston.
2,766,000
642,000
700,000
169,500
1,
140,000
135,000
252,445
"71):
275,000
'
71-'84
A.&O.
& J.
2,000,000
18t
1895
TO-'SS
J.& J.
M.&N,
J.& J.
M.& N,
A.&O.
J.& J.
J.& l>.
A.&O.
F.& A.
1877
1893
New York
New York
J.& J.
M.&N.
r.&A.
M.& S.
J.& J.
M.&S.
1880
1885
1905
1908
1909
161,000
109,500
Toledo Depot Bonds
Mortgage
2d Mortgage
Income Mortgage
Vauton A Western (Feb.,
lit Mortgage
l»t Mortgage
1871
N.
J.
J.
M.&
S.
«8,000'
1880
1878
1876
'76-'77
Philadel
.M.& S.
M.& N.
New York
1891
1888
A.&0.
A.&0.
A.&O.
J.& J.
M.&S.
A.&O.
M.&S.
M.&B.
J.&D.
Philadel.
1904
1908
New' York
1908
'70);
3d Mortgage
1885
1883
1885
1885
1882
1875
1884
1878
1898
1915
1874
New York
740,000
Dai/ton A Michigan (Apr. 1, '70):
IstMort. ,skg fund, 130,000 a y'r.
2d Mortgage
1909
1890
New York
«.-F.
M.&
J.&
M.&S.
F.& A.
J.&D.
1,006,000
y'r) guar.
1874
1874
1893
A.&O.
350,000
997,000
sajXX)
»2O,000
New York
J.
J.
M.ft;S.
J.
J.
1,300,000
118,003
Mortgage
A
F.&
F.&
M.&
J.&
J.&
J.&
J.&
300,000
1887
A.
A.
A.
N.
560,000
65,000
2,0OOWO
Sinking Fnnd Mortgage
Notes (Counon) tax free
Connecting, Phila. (Nov. 1, '70);
1st Mortgage, guaranteed
Cu7nberlahdAI^7insgl.iTcb. ,'7I);
Dat/ton
&
J.
4tlO,(»X)
Connecticut Hiver (Feb., '71);
1st Mortgage, sinking fund, 58.
Connec. A Passttm. li. (Ang. 1,'69);
Z)nn!!.,f;r».,B/.rf-AJm(JnlTl,'69):
IstMort '<old) conv., S.J"., free
isr.
1890
1S90
F.
J.
821,000
1,213,«I0
Ist Mortgage, S. F., 1867
l9t Mort. of 1871, on 89 mile-...
Columbus A Xeuia (June, '69);
Ist Mortgage
1875
New York
J.
J.&
.
Cumberland Valleg (Feb.,
1st Mortgage
2d Mortgage
1899
&
&
J.&
5'28,000
A Ind. Cent. (Apr. 1,'69):
2d Mort. (Col. & Ind. Cent. RU.)
Income B'ds (Col. & Ind. C.UU.)
Constru. B'de (Chlc.& Ot. E.RR)
Income B'ds (Chic. & Gt. E. JS.V.)
Union & loaransn't. 1st Mort..
Cons.lst M.SkgF'd for»15,000,000
Consol. 2d Mort. for »5,00(i,000.
Cotum. A Hocking F.(Fcb., '71);
1895
1895
July 15.
M.& N.
F.& A.
J.
J.
790,500
1,858.000
1,096,000
?!a,00(),000
iiri9
Var.
J.&
5' 0,00(1
700,500
487,900
91,000
A lltlsMirg (Feb., '71):
2d Mort.
M.& N.
J.&
J.&
'7i;
Boston.
New York
New York
New York
&A.
F.
Del.
IstMort. (lIubbardBranch)....
1st
J.
(gold) tax free.,
""•
4tb Mort., for
2,100,000
A
Mortgage
3d Mortgage
2d .Mort., for
3d Mort., for
J.&
282,000
350,000
637,000
2,001,000
F
1st
Cleveland
J.
1^00,000
S.
]'ern07i
New York
(1.
& J.
A.&O.
J.« J.
D.
1,051,851
A
Mortgage, new,
Cleveland
1893
1875
1878
1879
1889
1894
A.&
Frankfort.
J.
J.&
1,500,000
/i)rf. (Feb, '71);
Cln.
1st M. (C, C. & C. RU) f 25.li00ayr
IstMort. (Bell.& Ind. RR.)..,
:Bt
&
J.
N
C/«riil.,«K7(m.itC/iiV-.(Apr.l,'70)
Mortgage
1883
1890
1890
1879
1889
1878
1878
IHH)
1890
1890
M. &
Mortgage, guaranteed
2d Mortgage
ancin., Sand.A Cleve. (July "TO):
IstMort. (Sand.& Ind. RR.)...
IstMort. (S.,D.& Cln.RR) '55..
1st Mort. (Cln., S.& Clev.UR), '68
Cincinnati A Zane-w. (July 1, '69)
New York
8,370,000
1,2.50,000
50" ,000
Mortgage, guaranteed
J.& J.
J.& J.
A.&O.
M.&N.
J. &J.
J. &J.
J. &J.
5,000,000
r>a)/t. (.ApT.l,"iO):
2d Mortg;ige of 1805
3d Mor*. '67(S. F.,»25,O00 yearly)
Cincinnati A Indiana (May, '70);
1st Mortu'aze
2d Mortgage, guaranteed
Cincinnati AMartinsv. (Jan.1,'70);
4X
& J.
M.& N.
J.& J.
Brunsw. (July I, '70);
18,'J3
1877
1S93
r.& A.
M.& N.
181.IW1
Mortgage
New York
J.
1 ,,'«)7,(U)
Mort. (Beloltft Madison RR)
P. IstMort., guar
do
do 2 Mort.. guar.
Chicago, K. I.A Pnciflc (July, '70);
M.& N.
J.& J.
1,219 500
755,(1<.
Ist
Mortgage of
70-'8«
Boston.
J.
S,000,«0
3,592,™
Bonds
Clerekind. Mt.
1919
lt*»
1S70
1887
m
397,000
182.IU)
1,129,000
Equipment Bonds
Equipment Bonds
1st
p
691,700
218,000
1st Mort. (Gal.& Chic. Un. UU.)
2d Mort. (Gal. ft; tliic. Un. UU.)
Mississippi Uiver Bridge Bonds
Elgin and State RU. Bonds...
1st Mortgage (Peninsula UU.)
Cons. Skg F'd B'ds, conv. 'till '70
.Mortgage
//am. A
itco
18S0
1872
A.&O.
S,0'26,0(IO
,
1st
New York
.1
.
308,000
2,400,IWI
1,100,000
2d .Morr,. ISC:!
Chicago A Milu-aukeel.lmiel,^69):
1st Mort. tC. & M. UU.,45mllcs)
2d Mort. (M. & C. UU., 40 miles)
Ist Mort. (C. & M. UR.,85 miles)
Chic, A Mich. Uike Sh., (Jan. '71)
Mort. bonds, new
Chicago A A'orthwest. (June 1,'70;;
Preferred Skg Fnnd (on 193 m.)
Interest Bonds (Aind. coupons)
1st Mortg.age (general)
1st
1S9B
Philadel.
Alton (Jan. 1. '71):
fund pref...
Iilllicollif it
Neif York
New York
111. Grand Trunk Mon. (14 m ).
Qnlncv & Warsaw Mort. (40 in.)
Keoknk* .St. P, let M, 8. f. tax free
Ist
1919
1894
J.&
9(l.i«l
30O.I««
2d Mort., income
Chicago, Ihir. A Qtiin. (Jan., '71)
1st (Trust) Mort
2d Moi-t. (Frankfort), gold ...
Ti-nstMort. (l!ui-l to Peoria)
Cartli.igc & Bur. UUM.,taxnce
DIx., Peo. & Han. Uli., tax free
American Cent. UU., tax free..
Peoria & Hannibal liU., tax free
Ottawa, Oswego & Fox U. V...
(.
791,500
I-
Mortgage
Ist
New York
Can!. «t.://(co/-CV(«/()r.(Jan.l,'71):
l8t Mort. (gold)
25,831,000
«dMorff
1870
18S9
il):
Mortgage
2d Mortgage
Cmrlesl.
187<)
160,500
i8:'..5
Col.,Chic.
Isl
'7i):
New York
New Y'ork
New York
New York
M.4 N.
:
Central oliioiFah.
1865
J.
J.& J.
J.& J.
J.& J.
J «
J.& J.
iiio.no
lit.
Ist Mort., sinking
Ist Mortgage
1st
1, '70)
IstMort. (gold)
Catnden A Ainhoii (Jan. 1, '70)
Dollar Loan for »8(KI,II00
Dollar Loan for »675,000
Dollar Loan for (1,71)0,000
Dollar Loan for ta,500,000
Consol. Mort. Loan for »5,000,000
Sterling Loan, £313,650
Bterlinr Loan (new) £;J0'J,200.
Dollar Loan (new).
Camden A
Ist
Ctert., Col.,
2,000.000
380,000
5.169a00
M.&N
!d Mort. iVa. Central RU.)
Inciime Moil. Va. Cput. Hit.).
Funded Interest Bonds, coupon
Cheshire (Dec. 1, '69);
Company Bonds of '70, '75 & '80,
Chester A Ch. Br.Jitncdm. 1,'7«):
1st Mort., sinking fund
Chester Valley (Nov. 1, '69):
Ciiiciii.,
Boston
J.'&'j.
2d Mort
1884
1890
7,349,16:!
it
"TO,
(
J.&
Winona&St.
55,000
366.000
Mortgage
•lA
1887
Boston.
Brun-^irifk
paid.
2,000,OCC
1;
S.F.(gd)tor*15,C00,00C
Extensloti
J.
s,ooo,oai
Boston <t l.oic'Jl (Feb., '71)
Convertible llonds of 1853, coup
Scrip Cer (locates
1875
1880
18&5
1890
1895
1873
1885
&J.
150,000
281,000
755,620
723,000
1871
1884
1878
Haltlraorc,
J.
1,000,000
499,500
745,000
'»0-'71
London.
527,000
496,000
Bost., Hart, it Erie (Dec. 1, '(») :
l8t Mort. old)
1st Mort. (iiewl
1st Mort. (newj guar, by Erie...
Floating Delit, .\ov.,'6'J
Mass. L. (sec. li\f l.OOO.tlOOlst M.)
&
'70
V a. i_.'i^ i;li.) gnai. tj)
,Mort. (Vii. leiiiral i;li.)
1st Al.
Chicago
J.
L. Gr. (gold
on r,tW.(KXl acres
Allan, ik St. htwrenceiSj^n, '70);
l8t Mort. I'nrt. Loan) skg fund
2d ,Mort. or.\prill,18ol
titer!, Bds ol Oct. 1, '(! (.VJOyrsi
Sterl. Bds of Nov. 1, '53, £l(IO,U0ll
Baltimore •! Ohio (Oct. 1, '70);
Loan of isr,",, skg fund
l,oanofl8.T0
Loanof
N^w York
&
A.&
A.&
J.&
A.&
J.&
Ohio (Sept.,
,f-
(
"Wash'ton.
S,8O9,00O
151,000
3,500,000
8.512,400
1, '70);
1st .\loi-lga-;e
f.hlS(n,etaf
:
—
A Aitg. (Jan.
ihurl'AtiLoi.
New York
New York
J.
1,000,000
1,000,000
2,000,000
175,000
Alex., Loiiil.
it (liiir (.Ian. 1, '70)
Consolhlati-il .^loi t., free
Where
paid.
Railroads:
6t and 2d M. (Rd) guar, by Ala.
Albany tt SWiqitehan. (Oct.l, '70J;
l8t Mortgage, 1863
Albany Cily Loiin,1865
^d Mortgage, 18o5
Sd Mortgage, 1869
Atlantic
When
&
D.
J.&
J.*
J.
J.
J.
NewMYork
1881
1S84
1888
New York
New York
•81-'94
New York
1915
1879
1879
18J»
I
—
:
:
.
:
"
.:
:.,.:
:,
:
.: : ::
.
... .
...
,..:
TttK CitRONlCLk
J^une 8, 1871.)
coa
RAILROAD, CANAI. AND MIHCELLANEOUB BOND LMT.
anbiTrlbers nrUI confer a sreal n.vor by bIvIuk u> liumcdUle allr« of aiir •rror «la«oT«rcd In
ear TabUa.
Pave* J aaa 1 or Uond* will bt> |>abllabe4 neat wMk.
UUMPANIRS, AN1> CIIARACTKII or SKCUKITIKH I9HIIKI) Amnmil
_ .
COMPAMK.S, AMI ('IIAIIA(/.{
TUB OK HK< mrjKMjHMl KII An,ooi,l
|
iirrausT.
I
,,„,.
Dit- ti«uilliia
1
^
full exnUnatlon of
'•
Table
Uallroad Moullor,
on a praaadinc pace.
Porta
m
"Planatlon of Ihia
.•. f""
Table M« •• Kellroad Monitor"
on a preceding page.
''-'
Wbra
paid.
.unli'T,,.
"""""«
Wksa
Wk4rra
paid.
paid.
Railroa4ai
ZV/mr.ir<i<Kcb., *T1):
l»t MurtKftKO Uonila
masm
»t!\lr l.nrin Tlnnrl«
ilOJMI
1«U#)U
C
\* on 33 nil
Sov. 1 'ra);
I
XI.
'
VMfsn
-•toriiUK.)
Kst. Kit.)
91.) rroa
B«4,000
1,IIIJDOO
1
K"i.|i 1M9
(.Ian. 1,M);
3,900,900
oiivorllblo...
3J00jni
'lirtr
I>,'
i,uui,uua
t»jm
»7J,I1.1
.•nnrtlt'lr)
\finjB»
190,8*7
Sd
•Is.
SUM)
Mt.V
UK.),
13U,0UU
39U.01U
lOOjOOO
iio.oao
do
do
Bond! of Sept.
1, 19«6.-
MortiraKC on Ueal Ei(Ut«. &c...
!>- Motitet Valltf (Fob. 11):
lat MongaKc, IMS, on IMui
do
Land Or.. IMS
1st
ZM., Uiu. <t L. Mich., (Jan. tl)
li(Man.(Ionln« Laua. UK)
do
2dMort.
lat Mort on whole lino, 139ui.
,
.
Detroit, UlUvlalt
lat
<t liut.
T»,000
i«n
urn
IRS
ins
ins
N.T.anel
N.T.aLon
New York
i»»
1813
1873
1878
vm
1878
ISM
Varl.
Varl.
A.ao.
A.ao.
J.
a
New Tork
18T7
1888
188S
1880
J.
M.aK.
M.aN.
800,000
(oo/ioo
a J.
a J.
A.ao.
J.
J.
88,900
J.
a J.
1.90O/)0O
J,
a J.
*••
390,000
430.000
1W,3U0
iufm
New Mortgage
Rut iVnn. (See
800,000
Phlla. * Read.).
£ti«< 2<iin., Fu. <t Oeortf (Jan "71):
Mortgage (old)
Mortttiigo (new)
Mortgage Bonda of 1S10
A Paducah
»40,000
W Uortia**
tM,400
3,900/110
SliJmbetluoton
Xlm. <t WiCnup't. (Feb. "IDlst m
Spercent Bonda
SrU RatUcay (Oct. 1, TO)
lat Mortgage
2d Mortgage, convertible
Sd Mortgage
4th Mortgage, convertible
5th MortgAKc, convertible
Buffalo Branch Bonds
\mm
SW,000
,
8terllni! convertible, £l.(U),aUO.
.SrJa <t fittsbara (Feb. 1, 'ID
1st Mortgage
8,000/100
4/ioa/n)l
s/no/wo
4,411 /no
S36,goo
185,400
4344,444
New Jork
Consol. Mort., free of State lax.
A y. Atner. J an. *7U
Land Grant Bonds (tax free) >
(t
q.-j.
Boston.
71-14
London.
1873
1S74
MMortgage
1st
M. on whole road, conv
la
Mortgage
3d Mori"
New York
New York
rhiladel.
New York
1880
187(
1900
1890
18H)
38«3
1877
18711
1»I3
1880
1888
London.
a J.
New York
a J.
N.Y aLon.
'!3S,;0O
J.
1S43U0
A.&O.
J.aj.
],WI,000
IfOl
1879
1883
1880
1898
J.
gold.
N.Y.aLon.
i/)oo/no
s3]/no
lat
1st
103,300
190/IOO
1,000/100
Ut Mortgage, L.O
881 /no
434/100
«00/)00
390/100
3d Mortgage
Sd MorlKHKC
Flint & Il.iUy Mortgage
FtMlttiiu it Xurtluide (Oct TO)
Mortgage.
-lat
tAuFtederickStura
1
Ist
lat
-
A
Ut Mortgage
Onmd Rlttr
(gold)
)i
guar....
VaUty (Jan.,
ut Mortgage
Bonda guar, by Slate of S. Car,
Certificates, guaranteed
Barrlitb.
toiuxuwr (Not. I, '10):
A
Ut Mortgage. jraaranteod
Barttoril A N. iZaMn(Feu..*n):
New York
1897
Now_York
1880
1887
1S83
rly.
J.
a J.
M.as.
M.aN.
.900/100
6IS,5C0
M.aN.
J.aj.
J.aj.
9,ooo/no
J
AJO
1,000,000
J.aj.
1/100,000
1
Mortgain, U68
Bamtfhal A tlaptm (Jan., laW)
Ut Mortgage, IMS
3«3/no
801,900
438,398
TO/no
Bmu^lbalA»Jo^e|)^{VtX>.^«!\)•.
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Eight per cent Bonds
Ten per cent Loan
Mort. of 1910, conv., lax free...
lat Mort. ((|ulncr ft Palmy.KR..
lat Mort. (Kan. C. & Cam. Kit.))
Jiartem Extttttion
A «*tW«(Fob.
1888
1881
tS.OOO yea
98/100
1,300/100
900/100
i,3ao/«<
J.aj.
J.aj.
Mortgage
Mortgase, sinking fnnd
Mortgage.
M
Sbiidao! fM(
Ist
BoutOK A Texat Cent. (Feb. H;:
Ut Mort. L. O., S. K. (gold) IM*.
BuOtoit mcer (Jan. 11):
3d Mortgage, sinking fund
Sd mortgage
HwUnedTA B. n>p jn.(KoT. no:
Ut Mortgage
3d Mortgage
OooaolldaUd Mortgage
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BaMBptlon. Ist a Id aerlea.
New York
New York
New York
18M
Charleat'n 'Sl-'M
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J.aj.
New York
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J.aj.
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1873
18N
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New York
N.Y.aBoa
New York
18T4
188S
1877
18H
1889
ProTlde'ce
Hartford.
1S7»
1874
900/nD
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18..
1*1 /no
100.000
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1877
1895
188S
M/no
s,400/no
J.aj.
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New^Tork
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.
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1870
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Now York
N.V.ai.on
.Now York
lAindon.
Now Tork
New Tork
1875
1875
1890
1873
ISS9
IS
Var
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J.aj.
soo/no
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New Tork
New Tork
aj.
New^Toik
AD
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3/no/ioo
,
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soo/no
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m
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lat Mort. (Leavenworth Br.)
Land Or. Mort.on 1 l«l,Ono acres
Income B'ds (gen.) tl0,(n) p. in
Land Ur. Bds on 2/100,000 acres
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.
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Kentucky Ctntral (Feb., 11):
Ut Mor I (CoT. a Lex.) 99 miles
Mon
(Cov. a Lex.) 9» mllea.
Fort. (CoT. a Lex.) 99 miles.
£>lci'ai«in.(ti(/oo»MA.(Apr.,7l):
Ist
Mortgage
3d Mortgage
Mortgage (extension)
2d Mortgage (extension)
Income
Z/il:« AWe <t XouterUM ( J uly I. W)
lat Mortgage
Lake 8h.^JI\ch. Si>ii(A.(Jnno10):
Bonda of October 1, 1889
Ut Mort. 8. .'und M. 8. a N. I..
2d Moilgage M. S
Mort. (1)., M. a T. BB.) ....
Mort. (C, P. ft A. BR.)
2d Mort. (C, P. ft A. KR.)
SdMort. (C, P. ft A. Rlt.)
Lake Shore bonds, April, 18119..
Junction UR bonds, Doc., 1852.
Ist Mort.(C. a Tol. RB.) s'k'gPd
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•
2d Mort.
(C. aTol .UK.)...
Buffalo ft Ealo. Nov., 1858,
do
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do
do Sept., 184*.
do April, :8«8...';;.'
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do
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Lake Sup. A Jlt—lt$lppt
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387/W>
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900/UU
400.(JU)
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380/100
s/aojoo
i,90o/no
Mort. (gold)
....'.
A 6a/.(Jan.,11
1810
A Laaaaan. (Dec, 10):
Mortgage,
Mortgagejtax free
Lehiah Valley (Dec, 10)
UtM. 1898 (exchange for new)
1st (new) Mort. (tax free) I8M.
1st Mort. (Haxleton RK.) 18(3...
Little lllamUVtib. 11):
Mortgage
Street Connection Bonds
LiUle SchuyltlU (Jan., 11):
1st Mortgage^lnklug fund. .
1st
1st
Isl
Mortgage, now
Lauln., ClH-A Lexlna.(Ja\y 1,10):
Ist Mortgage, Ctn. Branch.^
3d Mortgage
1st Mort., LoulsT. a Frankfort
LonlavlUa Loan
loulmlU* A Katktm ( Feb. 10):
1st Mort. (main stem)
Louisville Loan (main stem).,.
.
Louisville
Loan (Leb.
Br.)
Br.)...
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M.as.
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New Tork
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M.aN.
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J.aj.
M.as.
A.ao.
A.ao.
J.aj.
NewTork
New Tork
a Hock. RR.).
Memahf ACkarlettoniitXj 1,10):
Ut Mortgage
ArksosasBtataLoait
,
ins
iin4
l*B
F.a A.
PhlladeL
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8,443/nO
iss/m
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s/no/ni
i,oao/no
83/n>
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1.434/100
lan
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New^^Tork
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F.a A.
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New Tork
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.,
3d Mortgage
Tann. SUte Loan
,,.
JfamnlKt A auie Hork (Jan. l.lQi
Ut Mort. (on road *a4 laaa) ...
New Tork
IfTS
ISSS
1871
New Tork
Sew Tork
J.aj.
3d Mortgage
^....
18SS
isia
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UJtV.
J.aD.
A.*o.
M.aN.
J.aj.
A.ao.
Ut Mort (MemphU
SSI/SS
Ut Mort. (Lob. Br. Exten.)
Louisville Loan (Leb. Br. Ext.)
Conaol. 1st Mort. for ts/nuno.
Jfaron at DrumuHck (Jan. I, •my.
Ut Mort., gnar. by Georgia . . Muca»p.ai
Main* Central (Jan. 1. H):
Sl,100/W Loan (A. a K. KB.)
IJOiMOO
(at U. Bangor L^n (P. a K. RR.)
3r77/nO
Extenaton Bonda. 1870 (gold)
ii3/ni
11 JOO/no Loan (gold)
I.IOO/UI
llarnaa AancUttum (Jan. 11):
Ut Mortgage, dollar . .
Ut Mortgage, aterllag
Sd Mortgafe
Ut Mort (Scioto
USD
968/)0O
309/100
Mart. (II. Point extension).
Mort. (OIrn Cove Branch)..
urn
soo/no
injOD
.
» ork
4,000/100
1,471^11
ioiio /«/anrf7l»*70):
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Leaven., tatcren.
, lat
J.aj.
J.aj.
4lt/»0
/iKldnap., Ctnc.ALaf.{ili, 10):
on whole llnc.couv
a
A SaiM
KauMu l^dHc
LeAlffh
1AI4J0O
.iS38
JMisart Ouural (Jan. 1,^1):
.
Augusta.
1889
1883
4/100,000
481/na
AkHaMmS (Jan. 1.11):
1871
MM
83
vm
441 /no
387
.
New York
Tl):
Mort. (U. l.,3«J3 m.)
Mort. (Conn., MJM m.)
tfenvi/l<!f(l (Nov. 1.10):
lat
lat
do
1st
(K/)00
Land Orant Mortgage
In la)
C. Bl.).conv
Ft, (Jan.11
let -Mortgage, tax free
1st
lat
Mortgage,
J.aj.
M.*N.
Tl):
.
Mort. (lod.
New York
*71);
lat Mort. (guar.) for f l,U0OJ)a)
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UarU.Prot.
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do
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Saw York
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Mort.
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AnnH. City
J.a,'
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4SD/m
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Mortgage
•THncMon, "Hilla." (Nov. TO):
lat Mortgage, gnar., tax free
Mortgage, lax free
ifoM»<«v, ,sV. Vo. rf tr/ /«.Mar 11
1st Mori. St. J. C. m.i'Jiin ui .Mo,
1st
Ist
8s/no
lat Mort. S. F., tax tree (gold).
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lat Mort., guar
.
A
2
19(8
llilladel.
49«/no
3d Mort.
do
do
Louisville (andoraed) Bonds ..
JoUelA Chtcam (July I, tty.
lat Mort., ainliing fluid guar.
JiUM N. Indiana (Jnly 1, IS):
J*'-.¥°'!«"«"i guaranteed.
d.-VJulyUW)':
l»t
Maw York
J
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Jtf., Mail.A ImUiinilp. Anl. ,71) :
(at Mort. find, a Mail (/(ll.l....
3d Mort. (JelToraonvlllo RK)..
lalMort. (J., M. a Ind. UK). .
Btw Toft
Vsw York
Haw Tork
a u.
M.au.
1/100,000
130,000
Ut Mortgage
Iji
ji !».
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1
s'
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1st ,j
irl. (gold),140in..,
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(goldj, 140 in.....
lat Mort. (gold),2SS.»4
Cnnr/'wd-tr.fOct.l.'iO):
Mortgage of 1852 (Kv. & III.)
Mortgage of ISM (Ev. AC.)
IslMort. (Rockvlllo extension)
BtannUI', Uenderaoa <t Saahe.
latMoittfave
«
rttnt A Pert llarquet. (Jan. 1, >iO)
..
•Aie*..£aiu.it Snglmiw (Jan.1,11):
latMort.C. B.aKt.J.(San
.
Ist M. Wlna.toN.B.Une.dOm.^
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1888
I68S
j.a J.
F.a A.
J.a J.
M.as.
Boston.
A.*0.
i/MO/no
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lai
3d Mort. guar..,.,..,
JoHxi tloulKrm (Feb. *»)
btMortgage, tax tree
Iromloif (Nov., 'asi ; lat Mort
Ist
3d Mortgage.
Murop»tit
.'.
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UlMorUrage (Newcaatle
1S8S
1888
1908
M.aM.
M.as.
M.as.
A.ao.
J. aD.
J.a J.
M.as.
(gold)
iMamt. ^Tliw«uiM(Fab.i,-«*)!
3d Mortgage
NewTork
New York
J.a J.
J.a J.
j.aj.
M.as.
J.a J.
A.ao.
t
Wixtm'timA Wtl
i*o'd) Convert., tax free
Morl.of
Mass. State Loan, lat lion
Sterling, convc rti bio
Dollar, convertible
Essex Itallroad Bonds.
lat
JiH
Now Tork van
Now York ira
a J.
M.as,
j.ao.
4W«10
.Huuni
}l(
llullaniiu.
J.
1,080,000
IJOOAU
New Tork
Itallroad*
i*;s
ins
isn
F.a A.
s.oou.ooo
(Fcb.,*!l):
lat MortKaKo, on 55 miles
lat Mort, a. f ., pref. on S5 miles.
S)acheH-i (t Cotuiiibta (Jan. 1, '71);
Isl .Mortgage
1st
A.ao.
lOJ^ni
3,810,000
4,080/100
Dultuqe it Sioux CMy (Occ.ia):
lat Mort. (lat dlrlalon) 100 inllea
Construct. Bonds (3d divlaion).
Scaivtc.
MaN.
M.a N.
M.a N.
rblladal
(Jau.^l)
Mortgage
DumuiutA Southmat.
J.
!.*
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J.*J.
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,
THE CHRONICLE.
694
Fkidat Night, June
week has not been very
the exports of leading articles from the port of NewYork since
.January 1, 1871, to all the principal foreign countiies, and also the
totals for the last week, and since January 1.
The last two lines
show total values, including the value of all other articles besides
those mentioned in the table.
2, 1871.
satisfactory.
volume
of legitimate transactions has been below the
the season, whether for export or home use, and
were it not for some speculation in leading staples of domestic
products '.hero would be really very little lo report.
The following is a statenieiit of the slocks of leading arti-
Tlie
average
1870.
June
Beef
tC9.
and bbl8.
bbls.
bales.
Pork
Tobacco, foreign
Tobacco, domestic
lihda.
bags.
bags.
mats.
.....hhds.
boxes.
bags, etc.
Coffee, Rio
Coffee, other
Coflee, Java
Sugar
Sugar
Sugar
Melado
hhds
Molasses
Molasses
hhds.
bbls
No.
Hides
Cotton
Bosin
Turpentine
bales.
bbls.
bbls.
bbU.
Tar
bags.
casks.
bales
Hice, E. I
Rice, Carolina
Gunny Cloth
Gunny Bags
bales.
4.3,189
84,6.37
23 500
47,688
10,380
70,550
35,923
87,218
99,638
339.000
1,382
17,387
o
a
t* Cj jj
^ OJ t~ CO
r,-*
V—
*^ i—
ui.'
iji./
'i*
,
*.
;a
«.v 'ju
'^2
7,;
678
955
9,300
6,800
11,035
8,100
l,2.i7
300
540
7.150
19,000
15,000
58,000
17,939
22,488
33,048
17,050
14,375
66,700
17,700
^e.'io
98,000
10,2i10
bales.
bales.
19,7tX)
88,800
?
1-t
;
to
;
S « iQ S
SS
B'S
:S"
« t- C« «
Tf ^ *0 $
« Ti 5
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f— c» at
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a
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$
£ a
1.5,.-)00
:
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:g
of
-igis^sii
:
550
:
SI
38,331
s?.§
lo
88 %\
«
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.
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•
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lO
^
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to Liver-
London, by
Glasgow, by steam, 9d. Vessels loading for
at Jc, and whale oil 3^e, and to
Antwerp, tobacco at 278. 6d., and Lard 30s.; also, several
ships with Deals from St. Johns to Livsrpool, 70s.
Tobacco has shown less activity, but prices have ruled Arm.
In Kentucky Leaf, buyers, especially for export, have baen
Stocks are small, receipts moderate for
disposed to hold off.
the season, and assortments not good, while an advance has
been stimulated at the West by more pretty full prices paid
at New Orleans, which port seems disposed to claim its former importance in the Tobacco market. The sales for the
week with us have been about 800 hhds., of which 300 hhds.
were to home dealers and manufacturers, prices ranging from
Seed Leaf
5^0. to C^c. for lugs, and C^@10^c,. for Leaf.
allows a pretty fair movement, hut the market is without
hear, however, of constrength or general activity.
8(1,;
3^
iiii
Ort
cnt-it-irs
?{N»-i
lo-
°l'
;
grain
O
SSSS
*
iO
prime Mess sold at $14@14 50, part for expjrt. Prime
steam Lard has decliiied and closes unsettled, 10,^@10.J^c.;
Short Rib Bieon has sold at 8c., and dry salted Shoulders as
low as 6c. per lb. We notice sDme movement in TexHS Mess
Beef for export, and a favorite brand of Western Prime Mess
Butter hss besn slow at 20@25c.
sold at $23 75 per tierce.
for prime Western and State, and prime factory Cheese has
These prices of Provisions arc, all
declined to 12^@13c.
through, the lowest, we believe, that we have quoted in nine
Tallow has been active and closes at 9^@9|c.
years.
Freights have been only moderately active and with
increased room seeking employment, rates have slightly de-
The latest engAgeraents are ino.itly
7i@7^d. by sail and 8^d. by steam
iO
CO
«-
s
5,056
6,843
7,600
178,850
87,000
31.710
I
pool,
^
;SUSg
Provisions have pretty uniformly declined the past week.
Although in the aggregate of a! kinds of Pork there was a
falling off in the stork of sis thousind barrels, yet indication?
of an exces.eive supply broke price* down and there were s^les
to-day at $15 2S on tlia spotand $15 12^, seller July wliile
clined.
ss**;; '
«'
III s§s
~
43,363
50,775
78,8«
184,300
48.000
86,400
1,800
3a,8ao
1,280
'A
-=«,.; »n t- 'n
184,826
30,196
17,370
4.'-), 036
50,607
16«,.559
bags.
Hemp
O
1.
27,.3r>fl
879,315
6,8:«
; 4,874
4,000
181,000
57,480
31,000
bags
Jute and Jute Butts
May
1.
30,906
19,111
17,800
Saltpetre
sail,
paiODTOOCOCO^sO^'NCnGDi-KOXi^Si
*o 0*
1871.—
1
.
June
1.
HO
24,048
118,833
10,205
16,478
18,
Linseed
Manila
t-t-OCCini-iO3D'3t-t-C0'-Hp?7I-040»Q0t-
2a.
for
merchaudise at dates given,
cles of
Spirits
1871
3,
Rxports or LeadlnK Arttclea from Neir York.
The following table, compiled from Custom House returns, shows
Commercial ®imc0.
COMMERCIAL EPFTOME. ^
^.)t
Tra^Ie during the past
[Juno
s
to
Havre have obtained Tallow
Wo
siderable transactions in interior markets. The sales here
have been: 100 cases Ohio, 100 cases Pennsylvania, and 450
cases Connecticut and Massachusetts fillers, seconds and wrappers, all new crop, and all on private terms, also, 500 cases
old Connecticut, on private terms. Spanish Tobacco has been
more export demand, but otherwise quiet; sales embrace
400 bales, in bond, on private terms, and 300 bales, in lots,
for consumption, at 87i@102^c. currency, dutypiid.
Whisky has been in small supply, but dull and declining.
Petroleum has shown more firmness during the week, but
in
and unset'led, with 25gj. bid for cargoes of relined for immediate delivery; Crude also dull at 15c. in bulk.
Naval stores have generally shown a large amount of trade
and a lirmer tone, except far Spirits Turpentine, which has deRjsin
clined und^r liberal receipts, and closes at 48^s.
The latter has
closes at $2 60, and Wilmington Tar $3.
Hops have been
sold to the extent of 3,000 bbls for export.
in better demand for export, and prices have improved souiewhat, 'closing at 2@5c, for old, and 7@14c. for new.
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June
THK ('HRONICLK.
1871.]
8,
iMporM
IDM
For
Jan. I,
IKI.
»Mk.
Uoiun, iilitu «n<l
From tiM foNgolag
twasut it will b« bma tbAt,e<>inp«r«d
with tha c<>rrea|Kindlug wmik of last SPaaoD, there la a d4)cr«aa« la
theniports this week ot l,r>,VS bales, while the stocks to-nigbtar*
Cutlery
.Vkriimnwara..
l.in
Olu>
Iron.
vm
ftation*
Uoal, toiu
Uriixa,
K.I.'7
l.MI
oairrs
Ureal
.1:'
New
»>.:-'
H1i,u
lbs.
Abbis
Id
t,
li.xa
:>
30.US
Uamtiior
ijiu,
»'
dum^.^rudtt
Qutu, Arabic...
Madaor
Olla, KUentlal..
Oil, OlWa
as.iM
Ma
*jm
1.101
9,1171
Nl
sB,n»
I.IIUI
n,a'ii
76.0;-
i',w
I
IM.S*i
1. 431
MOtl
ia.ta4
t:l1,4e8
i.<ar
KM.IIB''
8I,IU4
4J.t»8
IS9«
ue.4io
S49.7S.I
I7!l,ai«
»;.»»
24ejn
M4TaO
7M,)1S
Chainpac'a,bkB
wines
Wool, bales
.ffj
by value—
:nOlKars
Corks
(OS Fancy foods....
ma
S8,SU
«,S71 Fish
l^.l'A
»,SS'|Frulu,
i.iii
llj.tiUi
I4,T'JJ
Lemons
e.MW
9il
Kim
i.m
Oranires
SI .7 IS
I.9W|'
Nuts
Si.UM
«
.!'
ttanoy clotb
Hair
».(X»
x.ixa
<U,17«
13.'!
UlJoa, AcSrUlles
Hldea, drpssad.
I
I,nil
Mil
Hides undressed
131
,W7
Jewelry
t<s.ta8
1U.«77
4s.«rt
13.IM
i9.fn
54,-11'
174.895
Cork
1,S6M
914
....I
Uolasaes
e,Mii
l)l.nsi
Hi
Fnstio
xntn KJ,m\ Logwood..,
MahoiraiiT
ci.im ^.n.46gl
DomeaUc Prodace
Keeelpta ot
for
Jfannarr
»2»l
48.103
»I.8I»
i'a.9«.
in.«»i
iSMin
•I.'O,
Week, and alnce
'.taa
•
The receipts of domestic prodace (or the week and aiace Jan.
and for the same time in 1870. have been as follows
1,
This
week.
1(3
.
lime
3,171*
1.I90.630
Oata
9.893 ,'JI»
l.S9J.ti<:
Rye
».8ei
11,671
33a.4»j
140.0^4
Bsms
I'.iiJ
73 990
Peas
733;
91. S8
3.114^
100 83<
929.791
l,l»7
195.81 <
:a,89i
1,Z!3,1I(
41,793
Barley.
10,1X10
Ac
Grass seed
C. meal.bbl9
Catt}n. bales
13.6J
!31
lieinp..baleB.
Hldet ....No.
3JU0
aops...balaa.
4M
Leather .sides
tiolauAS bbls.
Naval stores-
15.S19
v.r.
mrn.hoi.
2.SJ3
Spirits turp
2.130
Boaln
8,3«l.7««
1,017.081
1.389.799
38,910
56.533
89.129
:31.793
iS.ft
l>J8:
86,377
Same
*70
25.218
2,481
,
57
883
Hntter, pkgs...,
14.267
»n.5"0
Cheese
15J«
13 .fU
197.704
138.760
1J39
10!i.01li
7''ja07
Ml
193,116
ll',ir.9
68,:i7S
93.3211
Cutuiuati
,
KgKS
Pork
I2.IIM
2,451
21
in prices is very nearly the
4li.91l
796
815
239
17 .2U
90.762
12.967
Upland and
l(;10l
lOAit
Florida.
Starch
185.413 Stearlne
19JH9 Sngar, hbds.,
1.134.007 Tallow, pkcs
5,990
141
89 497
1.611
Ac
Tobacco, pkirs..,
Tobacco, hhds ...
3,713 Whiskey, bbli...,
M33t Wool, b.iles
236 2:9 Dressed hogs No,
13,991
iM.iia
IMIi
40,992
aia
1,79-4
.021
I
499
8 947
4.)»l
2JS7
98,6>8
29.916
2,577
73,«:
9S,\99
S.140
8 3
19 448
48 211
18,445
96.742
1,15-)
23.119
SHAM
tO.lM
CS,4,6
8,861
13,231
«a
Ordinary
Good Ordinary
Low Middling
per lb.
iS"?::::
18X5....
Mobile
Charleston
Savannah
Texas
Tenneaeee,
2,991
9,401
2.6M
tM
Ac.
8,918
Florida
North Carolina
Virginia
Total this
Week cndUi June t.
New
Orleans..
Mobile
Charleaton
Bavannah
Total alnce
3918
12.521
aas
270
9(6
9 767
ijsa
7-278
19.498
9,770
las
84,<aS
Sept. I.... 2,214,912
>
187U.
IC.988
2,414
1.633
316
13.287
T».2a9
47.882
2,944,177
balM.
IB
91
5365
1,281
247
Z2,MI
36,402
i
11,961
1971.
1870.
I073«
2u,sas
N,i3a
68
^»«
19,4)6
92,314
31.,'49
•is.017
6.819
39S
97MV
SI.1W
17,000
14,cUI
36.1(0
2<7.:39
'276,080
i2)4a....
lan*....
Low
Good
M IddlUg.
Ordinary.
If
»....
l9H«.-~
13S«....
3>6S
VM
8,7U
rhuraday
Crldav
3)<8'!!!
allddll-'(
I6«»....
:7
I>S<S
I7IM...,
.
.
1J5S::::
iSSS::::
ill?:;::
Wit:::
«i...
!?«$•••
17
—
5...,
\i4:":
tree on botud)
For forward delivery the sales (including
have r^hed during the week 88,900 bales (all low middling or on
the basis of low middling), and the f Jllowing is a statement of the
gales and prices
eta.
biUea.
CM. "*
For Bastaaker.
balea.
For May,
CU.
8UI...
.16 II 16
.13 15.16
16
6.gu)...
aui...
.16 IS-ll
bales.
lUU....
200....
ago....
20>....
600....
lOO....
..16
I6K
I6X
5JWI...
i^ou...
16H
816
I6H
3,600...
100...
16 11-16
.16 18.16
2,^nu total
Hay.
ISS
IOC
1,900
1919-16
16
an
total July.
June.
For July.
a»
20
law
am
:!ia''i^
....16k
.I6 5.i6
.'.!.i6'70«
lUU..
i,«>>
»•
i*%
i"2
ISO
I* is. I*
lais..
:::;:::1!5
IJPOO..
...16 111*
t,M»..
800
2,300
16H
16K
SOO
16 a-i*
3.«uo
ia»
M\
4JI»...
100..
800..
3.200..
ForOrt ebar.
MS
16 s.i6
I4W0..
390...
5IS 5-1*
•»..
16V,
..Mlf
IJW..
16k
lOO
100
9UI
8 0..
16 9.1»
..MK
!ia s.ii
30,9110
mo..
l,"*
..I6I«
.!h'7-w
....J7H
116
i6H
3,UU0
ea.
..r7S.|6
3J>0..
16
;6 3.16
a»i
.16 l».|
il'il
17
17)6
a,wo
For August.
MO.
For June.
20O
16*
84;2UO total
9CU.
15
I
92J78
7,'
1.998.593
iBi«a....
»....
la
3,754
600.
Same w'k
week.
e'.iii
3»
Texas..........
t
3.628
6.011
13
S.4*t
193
New Tork
Other porta...,
Tout
ConUa
Ordinary.
2.:u
3,39
16K
The exporU for the week ending this evening reach a total of
France,
47.898 bales, of which 34.605 were to Great Britain, 7,78i> to
and 5 498 to rest of the Continent, while the stocks as made
Below we give the ex
up this evening, are now 267,139 bales.
pons and atocks for the week, and also for the corresponding week
of last season, as telegraphed to us from the various porU to-night:
Exported to—
Saturday
1
Total receipt*
Increase this year
lj01»
4,0 ja
!?XS::::
li^S::::
:
100.
Bee'd Ibte week at—
Tezaa.
«....
Below we give the total saleaof cotton and pries of Uplatulitt
market each day of the past week
100
acoBiFTa
9,244
2.311;
It
i?"!:::;
UliiaUng. ..."
Qood Middling
aales.
;
13,736
2,1S3
New
Orleans.
'3**....
Total
the figures thus obtained it appeairs that the
days have reached 36,403 bales against
40,178 bales last week, 45,007 bales the previous week, and 40,849
bales three weeks since, making the total receipts since the first o(
September. 1870, 3,793.309 ba.es against 3,773.433 bales for the same
period ot 1809-70, showing an increase since September 1 this year
of l,019,8;i7 bales. The details of the receipts for this week (as per
tilegraph) and the corresponding week of 1870 are as follows
lani.
for spot cotton.
for
Mobile.
this
From
KXOIIPTS
16]c.
week 18,107 bales, including 3,213 for export, 7.218 for con
sumption, 3,902 for speculation, and 5,774 in transit. Of the above
112 bales were toarrive. The followingare the closing qootAtiona
S.J)ll
!»'
Orlean*
at
this
total receipts for the seven
New
to-night
41
i:»
Kec'd this week at—
closed
Beer.pkga
Lard, pkgs
Lard, kegs
Rice, pkgs
316.7M
same as
June, 17ic. for
July, 17 9 16c. for August, and 16Jc. for September. The toUl
sales of this description for the week are 88,900 bales, inclndiog
For immediate delivery the total sales foot np
free on board.
Friday. P. M., June 3, 1871.
By special telegrams received by us to-night from the
Bouthern ports, we are in possession of the returns showing the
receipts, exports, &c., of cottoa for the week ending this evening
2,
2i3»xn
The boyancy noticed In the market last week bascontinuad this
week, and prices have rapidly advanced. Theni.haa not b««a a
very active demand, but the supply here is small, and the balance
in the country left of the crop alter dedurting the engagemaaita is
veiy limited, so that holders remain firm, advandog their asking
For export there has lieen but little inquiry,
rates almost dally.
our quotationa during the most of the week having been about Ic
above the parity ot Liverpool. Hpinners also have held off supplying their more pressing wants. But, notwitbatanding thia
limited incjuiry prices have advanced as stated above, and to-night
Middling Uplands closed at 17jc., against 16ic. a week ago, and
15|c. the previous Friday, being an advance of Ic. since la-tt Friday, and of 2c. during the last two weeks. For futuro delivery
the quotations have shown more fluctuations, but at the dose the
COTTON
June
sijaa
ttfia]
Low Middling
17.326
2.187
38.63(
Peanuts, bags. .
Provisions—
192.490,
86i.tOU(
lO.MI
'ItOb..
Since
5a
Oilcake, pkg*....
6^058 U4I.'PS l,WI,«9S
.kas. l.a33.23»l 3.(33.^41
Corn
This
week. Jau.l. time
'H).
S,ai2
Oil, lard....:
Floor bUs.
Wheat
Same
Since
Jan. 1.
233,1*1
improvement
:
Asbsa.. pkfcs.
Breadstiiifs—
ns.Ns
WAni 46«jn
»t«jo«, "
.
Mfiii
OInger
Pepper
BUtpetra
Woods—
Watches
Unsead
a(7jaa <aa.4a*
aa.aji a9.ivi
Savannah
Texas
New Vork
Tat*l laat y«*'
97»,16!l
avi,7iii
4»;,4i.'
iai7.»4 uaa.«3T
Total this year..
sis'.im 1.901 ,<7S 3,«»t,:74
78,S«)
atfisi
3;,SlSRlee
Spices, AcUS Cassia
IS,aui
1,333
Ac—
Ac—
Raisins
Ull
in,M«
India rubbor
iTory
I8.SD4
851^
:4,69B
Orleana
Sloblls
(Jharlealon
Florida
North Carolina
Virginia
Other porta
i,4Sa Artlolaa report'd
1,746
ISl
*Mi
rara
bales
a.!ui
lS,ftlt
M3
»:4
I.WIIWInaa.Ae-
3,8SS
a
a
a
Opiant
Boda, bl.carb...
Eada,sal
Boda, aah
we
tal
a
K
lodiK'>
1M,11«
S«iji7
U4.73I
I.m Waale
•iir'
I,
IM,4*4
HajM
baita
8,l'.:iTea
S,aiM robaoco
!I4,IIIHI
Cochlii^tal
Cr«aiii Tartar..
1S.SW
M.W4
U.KI
bozaaA
s.tu'
9W,
axroarap aiHoa sarr. 1 1»-
sixui sirr.l.
1.IM
Bucara,
t'uravlan.
Blaa Dowdtira..
Brliunluad. loaa
Tha
ago.
of eotioo at
Britala rraa««
ll73AKails
Ac—
Je^ie;ery,
UO.
Sft<,'»^Bn<ar, bhdi, tc>
U.krlc,
Hemp,
—
•i
Tlu slaba,
lU.IIM
4IJ
BavemMit
all the porU from Uept. 1 to May 20, the latasl mall data*.
We
do not include our telegrams to.nlght, as we eiuiBot Insiirs the
time
M
Tin. holes
II
ijitt
nax
lis
HWel
i:olfA«i, t>«Ra
iVictnii :ialea.. ...
jau
than they were at thia tira* a
our usual table allowing the
brtrs
Bpoltcr
1U.7J)
Uocoa, liAK*
KK
Leail. piss
l.XTI
Ulwltwara»
Ulasa pUttt
Um
is
accuracy ur obtain the detail neoeaaary by t4f|pgrapb.
....
Hardwarr
S.MI
fiilluwiog
Ham*
I,
uni.
bales
8,941
Ao-
MatalB,
KttrtiiDDwifcrta—
Chin*
lae*
Jan.
HM&
U
or I^b4Ibc ArtleUa.
Tlio lullowlnir tablu, oompUetl frum Ouatom Hoiimi return*
lhow« till) I'liruiKii iiiipiirta of oertala leaUlaf artlclua ut coniraoroa
at thiii |Mirl t'lir tliu la.st week, aiace Jaoiury 1, 1H71, and for the
eorreRponiliiiif wtrlod In 1870:
rnio niimitlty ! Klum In (Mwkaa** whmi not othafwiM «p»clllBd.|
For
.
.
..1
30) total October.
For Nav<
an...
..I6S
:::m
...16 13.11
...IIH
»I6
...J1H
.11
1,600..
160..
n«
l7,awtotal
A««wt.
Weathkb Rkpobtb bt Tblboraph. —Our Mlsgrama to
night
do not give a favorable account oi the weather daring Um waok.
Throughout the greater portion of the Uulf and Atlantic States
severely, however, in
it hiua rained from two to four days, more
some
districts
than in others.
Our correapondents
at
Sslma
stale
that they have had three rainy days and tbe rest oi the we«k
cloudy that thirty miles west of thAt point there bavs been local
At
rains Which are reported as very damaging in thair wsnlu.
thcM were bat two days
leii Mrere
Montgomery the storm
:
WM
•
—
;
.
.
.
.
—
with the balance of the week pleasant but at Mobile it has
rained four dayg, and crop accounts are loss favorable, much
damage being feared. At Columbus, Augusta and Macon it has
rain,
also rained from three to four days, the despatch at the latter
point stating that the storm was
they have had two days
warm and
dry but cloudy all
has rained two days.
and
in progress
still
at Charleston
On
the other hand it has been
the week at Memphis while at Nash-
rain.
The Thermometer has averaged
;
;
;
;
Cjliimbus
.
.
608
266
235
224
237
1,565
2,189
1,304
4,217
1,649
5,063
9,638
.
Macon
Montgomery...
Selma
Memphis*
Nashville
-Week ending June
1871
2,
Receipt*. Shipments
Augusta
1871.
8,
1870.^
2,
stock. Bcceipts. Shipments. Stock.
5,366
2,597
2,520
4,209
1,317
7,795
337
346
241
233
199
1,272
2,107
885
510
4,545
1,233
24,689
3,978
813
311
468
415
11,830
6,125
7,108
5,063
3,225
12,240
4,819
6i3
413
620
274
at
Macon, 79
78 ;' Montgomery, 82; Columbus, 77
Mobile, 77 Selma, 82 Memphis, 79.
have attempted, during the preMail Crop Kkpobtb.
vious two weeks, to give the most accurate information we could
procure with regard to the area planted in cotton, and the present
Charleston,
[June
-Week ending June
;
;.
,
1
TtlE CriRONlCLfe.
•e9«
ville it
;
— We
A count
of stock at Memphis to-day made the stock
1,500 bales more than the running count.
*
9,030
95 bales,
7,
50,400
which was
The above totals show that the interior stocks have decreased during the week 2,197 bales, and are to-night 25,711 bales less than at
the same period last year.
—
Visible Sdpplt op Cotton. The following table shows the
quantity of cotton in sight at this date of each of the two past
1871.
seasons:
1870.
progresses, to estimate, on the best obtainable data, the effect of
bales. 967,000
Stock in Liverpool
609,000
each change in the season. Two or three points in the problem Stock in London
85,871
30,487
may now be considered fixed.
Stock in Glasgow
600
300
in
Havre
Stock
25,150
137,900
think all will admit that on the same extent of land
First
Marseilles
in
Stock
15,000
10,700
Ijlanted, and the same amount of fertilizers used as a year ago, no
Stock in Bremen
63,736
18,400
more cotton can ever be raised any season than was raised last Stock rest of Continent
30,000
50,000
season that is to say the weather and surroundings last year Afloat for Great Britain (American)
188,000
136,000
45,500
34,000
were simply perfect for cotton culture. It follows, therefore, that Vfloat for France (American and Brazil)
Afloat for Bremen (American)
34,187
23,068
any decrease in acreage planted, or in fertilizers used, or any un- Total Indian Cotton afloat for Europe*
365,693
249,559
weather
this
year,
must
be
counted
the
t"
favorable condition in
Stock in United States ports
267,139
276,080
Stock in inland towns
24,689
50,400
the disadvantage of the present growing crop.
Second That there has been at least 10 per cent less land put
Total
2.113.165
1,6-34,900
down to cotton this year, is, we belive certain. 1. This is the
This item includes all India cotton afloat for Europe, and also all cotton
unanimous opinion of the leading Southern men, nearly every one afloat for Liverpool other than American.
'I'hese figures indicate an increase in the cotton in sight tonight
giving a figure in his own section, which would bring the averof 488,265 bales compared with the same date of 1870.
age above 10 per cent. 2. This is further proved by the universal
The exports of cotton this week from New York show an in
admission that considerable more cotton and oatg have boen crease since last week, the total reaching 11,718 bales, against
planted, while no one claims that in the aggregate (except in 9,068 bales last week. Below we give our table showing the
exports of cotton from Now York, and their direction for each of
very limited districts) more land is being cultivated (taking grain
the last four weeks also the total exports and direction since
and cotton together) than was cultivated last season.
September 1, 1870 and iu the last column the total for the same
falling
off
in
the
use
of
fertilizers
think
the
great
Third
period of the previous year
(nearly 75 per cent) in South Carolina, Georgia, portions of Ala" Exporta ol Cotton (baleg) from Pfeir York »luce Sept.1,1870
Oar
condition of the growing plant.
object has been, as the year
— We
—
.
.
—
;
;
— We
bama,
Is
it
:
&c., will, of necessity
too
much
show
allow a loss
to
itself in
of 2
decreased 'production.
Then, again, the late stormy weather (though
its ill results are largely exaggerated, if we have continued favorable weather in the future) has made replanting necessary to a
has led to the abandonment of many fields,
considerable extent
and a destruction of half the plants in others while the whole
crop is from the same cause bickward. A very small estimate of
the irreparable damage thus done would probably be 3 per cent of
last years' growth.
Fourth If what we have said above be correct, it follows that
up to the present time we must estimate a loss to the growing
crop of 15 per cent or, if we call the present crop about 4,200,000
bales, it would show a loss of 630,000 bales thus far ; this we cannot but believe is a very moderate figure, and will generally be
received as an under estimate rather than an over estimate.
Fifth -There is one very favorable circumstance with regard to
the present growing crop, and that is, its cost to the planter will
be less than any previous crop since the war. 1. Very much less
has been spent in preparing the ground and getting in* the seed.
2. In a large majority of cases more favorable contracts have been
made with the freedmeu. 8. Th« increased planting of corn and
oats will make the purchases for plantation use smaller, while
the very large decline in the prices of bacon, &c., will enable
them to support the freedmen at a figue much below that of last
from
this cause
WEEK ENDINO
per cent on the aggregate crop
?
;
Lirerpool
May
May
May
May
6.
13.
20.
27.
13,880
Havre
1,125
prcT,
year.
8,490
61
11,405
556,565
12,199
270,011
961
11,957
8,551
11,405
668,754
270,975
5,560
605
17,483
3
Other British Ports.
Total to Gt. Britain
time
to
date.
22
11,935
13,880
Same
Total
KXPORTED TO
;
—
;
—
year.
—
Gunny
Bags, Bagoino, &c. The market for India Cloth is
still very dull and quoted at 18c. a trifle lower, but even this price
There is more
is nominal, and a lot might be bought for less.
confidence shown, however, as Domestic has met with an increased demand of late and sales chiefly for forward delivery not
before reported, have been made of some 10,000 rolls here and in
Boston at 19@30c closing steady at the highest price. Bags are
dull and quoted nominally 14@14ic for 44s. Hemp has been very
quiet there have been some arrivals but they had mostly been
sold before arrival. Stocks are moderate and prices remain firm
Jute has ruled dull and former quotations are
at 10|<®llc., gold.
still the only ones current, 5i@64c. gold, as to quality. Jute Butts
are less active, but close at 4@4ic. with sales in Boston of 500 bales
at 4c. currency, 30 days, and in this market 450 bales at 4@4ic.
currency. The following statistics are from Messrs. J. C. Rogers
Other French ports.
Total Froncli..
1,128
Bremen and Hanover.
445
205
B09
650
509
380
Hamburg
204
109
8
12
Other ports
2,839
Total to N. Europe,
6,165
17,486
20.726
6,660
2t,306
86,210
51,692
68,041
109
Spain,Oporto& Gibraltar&c
Spain.C
Ml
4,862
2,363
hers
OtlK
Total Spain,
17,66!)
dec.
Grand
763
1,809
3,126
1,809
348,911
Total....
17,844
13,195
9,068
11,718
The following are the receipts of cotton at New York, Boston,
Philadelphia and Baltimore for the last week, and since Sept. 1, 1869
I
NEW TOKK.
PniLADELPmA
BALTiaOBE.
BBOBiPTs rnosi-
New
Orleans.
.
Texas
Savannah
Mobile
796
119,337
1,480
1,643
177,631
1,153
132,.'>39
I
2,269
34,8.38
a38
1,701
I
I
36,081
11, .359
37,844
i
11,4541
1,607
Florida
South Corolina
North Carolina
Virginia
60,3941
193,8691
13,684
3 37,192
5,399
70«
426
14,188
13^984
433
7,6111
51
502
7,835
6,002
69
871
52,3401
3,035
Total this year
10,814
982,645
4,325 248,073,
8,746
657,529
2,760 198,319'-!
1
212
4'78i
North'rn Ports..
Tenneasee, &c.
Foreign
1681
This Since
week. Sept 1.
This Since
This Since
week. Sept 1. week. ISept 1,
This
Since
week. Sept. 1
1,478
81,955
25
15,221
12',42i
13'
5,424
1001 62,157
1,103
32,M4
468
15,166
420
778
46,419
533 118,5)4
1,329; 45,351
1,2891 87,675
62
210
;
&
Co.'s
monthly
-
.
Boston
New York
Total Juno
Total June
Total Juno
1,
bis cloth,
8,450
10,500
'71.18,950
1, "70.
1,
circular.
— Stock June
6,5M
'69.24,300
1871.
1,
bis bags,
bags.
8,0(»
7,150
15,150
5,520
18,700
^On
the
way from
Calcutta-^
Total last year.
Shipping News.
— The exports of cotton from the United Stated
the past week, as per lntc»t mail returns, have reached 57,505
So far as the Southern ports are concerned, these are the
bales.
same exports reported by telegraph, and published in The Curon
ICLE last Friday, except Galveston, and the figures for that port
are the exports for two weeks back. With regard to New York,
Total bales
we include the manifests up to last Saturday night
:
bis butts
5,600
6,300
11,900
4,460
3,320
bis cloth,
2,0:»
2,297
4,332
5,268
2,663
bis bags, bis butts.
500
400
900
1,912
900
Liverpool, per steamers Krin, 1,.S63 ...Cuba, 560
Ptolemy, 948; City of Brussels, 120; Denmark, 2,045
11,405
per ship Glenlyon, 3,955
201
To Havre, per bark M. K. Corning, 204
109
To Bremen, per steamer New Yoi*k, 109
Chas. DavNew Orleans— to Liverpool, per ships Rochester, 2,325
enport, ,3,337.... Samuel Watts, 4,916.... Maud, 3,449. ...per bark
14,0)7
Rubv, 63 sacks seed cotton (21 bales)
3,124
To Cork, per ship Sawcly Chludow, 3,124
To Havre, per ships Charlotte W. White, 4,106. .Costine, 3,189.
Nevada,
6,415
15,0,>4
16,192
16,420
Movements of Cotton at the Interior Ports. — Below we
2,414:
.
—
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
.
New York— To
8,6-39
.
I
per bark Cherokee, 1,735
,
.
.
.
. .
9,030
:
June
:
—
:
:
:
.
fHE CMfiO NirLE.
S, 1871.]
r
ihip f'niiHUnrla, S,4fS
p.T linik Miirloiiiynl, l.TM
'
IMI*
'
t,4lft
1,780
,
bark Annee, 100
Jiiao*. t,mo....n«r
t,«ao
1,000
WlllUnia, 1,000
Mom:
r"
Ciuii
lUri-Klnnii,
•>
I
8™
t,4M....p9r tark Fox
Curditll*,
'I'lp
SfoM
Inland
To Harccloiia, p«r burk lir.
Tbxad-' To Liverpool, p.
MM CplaDd
hark rarrncn,
p<ir
iu«, ,1«6 I'pladd
l.lvcrpoul, p<-r ablp
.\
Satannaii
.
.
.
brl(
|)«r
.
I,1I»
LB
rpUnd and
Ollchrcal, 8,161
87
8,809
Oaaaada, 710 UpUad
and 15 8ea liland
,i- i,
740
mcp, 9VI
To Havre, per Bark
To Amnlerdani, per h.i.«
AJlpr. 78!*.
FniLADEi-rBU— To tlfcrpoul, prr nhlp Towaoda,
1,006
700
788
I
1
.
.
.
....
.
106.
108
..
Total
57.906
The pnrticuUra
:«
:
:
shipmenM, arranged
ol these
In
oar uaual form
ttD7
M
cent !• American agaloat nearly
per rest
ooiton th« proportion la 18 per cent, agaiiia*
ktf war.
Of Indian
WUfn e«rt.
May 30.— A good bualMHa baa been traMMded
liORnox.
In
Imports, January
Deliveries...
Stocks. May 18
May
to
1
llSjai
18
99/9*
ifll.n4
V.
-mjm
i4a.7»
iCm
.V"."".W..V.
.
ALCXANDitiA, May 5.—.The trade Is quiet, but good and Sae
qoalltlea of cotton are 8rm In price.
Fair la qufrtH at 7|d to 7|d
good fair, 8fl to S^d ^ fully good tair, B^d to 8|d per lb. Th«
hipmenta aince November 1 have been as follows
Orsal Britain. CoaUnsal.
are as fullows
LIvor-
Am- Ootton-
Br<>-
mm.
Cork. Harre.
pool.
N«w York. 11,405
N. OrlMaa 14,M7
MobUa
....
«M
8,1M
6,080
ifrd'tn. bnrg.
100
t,4a5
Tote:.
11,718
84,806
8,666
1,119
aga.
lona.
1,780
...
Mal-
Barce-
l,M0
1,000
1,116
....
....
8,666
CharleatoD
Savannah.
Teias
780
8,S»9
1,006
PhU'delphla
103
700
....
Total... S9.960
WTl.
4.
bale*.
ltt.899
191.409
197.168
....
....
1868-9
1867-8
U0,498
969. 146
88.481
41.894
99.914
M9.88T
M*,609
BREADSTUFFS.
(,444
166
4.401
07,609
1,000
4,709
1,780
Total,
balaa.
balsa.
49,989
FaiOAT P M., June
9^ t^
3,*Iir
From Nov. 1. WW. to May
Same period 1669-70
4.M6
788
....
eot
Ion during the week, but the trade la rather qaleler al the cIomi.
Annexed arc the partlculan of importa, dfllTertm and sUjcka:
law.
iiriD.
Mil
».
l»n
The markets
the past week have been unsettled for flour and
grain, but except a decline in oats, prices show very little change
Gold, Exchanob and PRBianTS.— Oold haa flaetuated the
weok between IIU and 113|, and theclooe waa 112}. Foreign
is dull and steady.
The following were the laiit ttma last Friday.
Floor continnee to arrive in quantities barely equal to the wants
quotations: London bankern', long, 110}(»110f; short, llOfailOJ,
and Cominervial, llO^iMlOi.
Fruights cloeod at ^1. by steam of the market, and although the shipping movement is consideraand 3 16(1. by sail to Liverpool.
bly curtailed, prices have ruled comparatively steady, very low
BT TELEOnAPH PROM LtVERPOOL.
grkdes and flours from old wheat showing, however, some deprcKLtterpool, Junp 2. 5 P. M.— Tho market opened firm and rlo^rd nctivr,
with ealt'H of the Any fooling np 80.000 bales, tnrlndinc .V50O haleo for sion.
The better grades have uniformly brought full prices, and
export and •iM-rulation. The salea of the week have been 8J.000 hales, of
we note more business in Southern shipping extras, which are
wliirli 19.(10t> oalt'B wore taken for export and 17,000 bales on speculation.
'I'iie stock in port is !lii".0(IO hales, of which HI 1,000 hales are American.
The pressed for sale at $0 85<a$7 for Houth America. To-day prime
stock of cotton al Bca bound to this i.ort la 432,000 hales, of which 188,000 balca
are American.
shipping extra State from new wheat is in demand at $6 35(ai
May IS.
May 19.
JnneS.
May 16.
$6 40, but the general tone of the market is quiet, though firm.
Total sales
82.iMn
106,000
99,000
78,000
Sale.** for export
ri,ono
20,000
19,000
19,000
Wheat has weakened a little under free receipts and dull ac'
Sales on speculation
in.ooo
«S,000
17.000
n.ono
past
ExchaD(;« market
TuUl
Block
9t)«oao
Stock of American..
5!|-2,«00
Total afloat
4«9,000
»to,ooo
937,000
662,000
454,000
260,000
913,000
560,000
4'«,000
950,000
967,000
*1I,000
432,000
188,000
counts from abroad.
Holders, however, have been very firm, and
large.
Much of the wheat arriving
and goes forward to Liverpool.
But the
The following tablo will ahow the dally closing prices of cotton for the week;
freight engagements have been more than half for com, and do
Sat.
Mon.
Tuoa.
Wed.
Thiira.
Fri.
Frlce Uld. Uplands. 7«i®7X
"^(^1% f%(&-. t%@»
Dot promise the continuance of the export movement in wheat
Orleans.. T7i&
&... 8 a... 8 QSX 8S'$...
@
" Up. toarrive. ...@
which has latterly been going on. Amber Winter wheat has de®...
®
^
O
O
EcROPEAN AND INDIAN COTTON MARKETS. In reference to clined 2@3c. under a more liberal supply, and subsidence of
these markets our correspondent in IjOndon, writing under the demand from the Continent. New white wheat has arrived from
date of May 18, states
Oeorgia, and is ten days earlier than usual. To-day the market
Liverpool, May 18. The following are the prices of_ American was somewhat unsettled by a recovery in Liverpool of the decline
cotton compared with those of last year:
for
American
afloat
the
not
ofleiings are
sold previously,
& &
—
—
A
^Falr
^Ord.4 Mld^
Sea Island
Bteined
13
&
18
6X
HV
6}i
7H
«<K
6;<
7
^G'd*fair^
3ti
S5
Mid.
9-16
7X
7 5-16
22
22
19
19
Mid. O.Mid. M.P.
7316: 7
1870-^
Mid. Fair. Good.
45
30
7«
Ord. G.Ord.L.MId.
Uplands
Mobile
N.OrleansiTexas
.—Same date
g'd falr->
3J
SI
23
2:1
30
30
M.F
G.Mid.
7«
1%
8X
»H
10 16-16
85,'
83i
IIX
11«
IIX
1U4
Wi
HX
11
««
The following
are the prices of middling qualities of cotton at
at the corredponding periods in the three previous
and
this date
years:
1870.
d.
1868. 1869.
d.
Hidland
d.
Hea Island 27
Upland ...11)4
Orleans...
ll'.i
Hince the
tion
and
S3
IIS
11 15-16 IH
7 9-16
11
WH
Pcmambnco.
UH
IDi
Ei.'jptian.
10
10
8
8
1%
have
Brazilian...
1871,
laro,
bales.
79.110
8.i>«
hairs.
1
8X
8^
d.
75.
llSi
9X
»M
6)4
8;.'
4Ji
4'j
transactions on specula-
.—Actual exp. from
Actual
Liv., llnll ft other exp'l from
\T.K. In
outports to date—,
ia.7<«
.
1.290
4..ViO
8Iil
.
32,Uiin
66.1.10
1870,
bales.
38,871
1871,
1880,
bales.
85,270
14.990
10,560
7.200
8,8.10
.
.
1871
1870.
d.
l>een
..-Taken on spec, to this dale-,
American...
.
Broach
DhoUersh...
communcement oi the year the
for export
Egyptian.
W. Indian
E. Indian
1868. 1889.
d.
d.
Midland
19
IIV
IIX
MobUe....ll«^
1871.
d.
26
bales.
208,791
92.648
5,348
1,168
121,699
:)00
160,M0
S2,M2
2,359
8.186
77,843
reported yenterday, in the face of receipts of 70,000 quarters
three days
sellers offered their
;
125,810
971,650
181,480
144,711
354,907
much
evening
;
market closed firm at 63(a44c. for good Western boat-loads.
For other grains the market has been dull and prices are nomi
447,800
Flonr—
last
SAI.BS,
are the closing quotations
Wheal. Spring, new.bashtl 4ia
Red winter.
.V bhi. $5 60® 6 no
~
The following
Sales this week.
Ex- Speculation. Total.
Trade, port.
American
,
Same
Total
tkia
year.
938.160
101,460
79,840
94,080
840,840
period
1870.
Average
weekly sales.
1871,
1«0.
13,800
3,650
l.«
ISO
4,460
86,960
8.770
8,790
1,100
8,990
S5,1.'S0
11,880
7.100
1,560
2H0
140
10,340
.64.970
19,420
92,190 106,660 1,490,060 1,810,5.10 64.460
47,800
bales. 4I,.310
6,900
8,700
Brazilian
Eirvptlan
We-t Indian, ftc. 1.7»l
East Indian
62,940
18,110
8,840
9,1140
96,680
*
633,3.-i0
143,860
68,480
19,910
488,190
5,740
3.990
790
'5
~
To
American
Brazilian
1871.
94.973 1,391.168
8,8M 186,171
8,745
799
W!^{ndiaii'.*c'.
EastlndUn... 16,406
Total
Of the
this
data
133.312
.W.9I0
23U,SK6
To
1870.
861,168
176,076
84 684
18,419
187,415
B»,7T1 1,991,157 1,338,930
present stock oi
Sam*
this
date
This
data
1870.
1,666.901
day.
581,190
1810.
890,664
191.787
81.790
(OS, 189
117.810
96,070
88,980
198,640
Total.
3.96a;n9
987,980
Dec.
31,
1870.
The movement
61.600
6.800
79,900
109.710
98.190
89.760
90.960
180.590
800,000
878,790
"S-JK
64,680
ootton in Liverpool nearly 00
per
OOft • 10
.
Since
Jan.
1.
68,06t
3,0lS
l,94l.6>*8
Wheal, bnshlOIS,986
3.488,941
5,883,919
17.677
338,4*9
.
Com.
•'
.
.
11*0.681
"
Kye.
10,0<10
Barley.Ac " 97.SRS
" 926,910
OaU
198
Mall
msw roaa.—
1871.
8
1
Barhw
Peas,
in breadstuflii at this
aaoairrs at
For the
week.
T9(
96 Oats
3400 490
Flour, hhls.
C. meal, "
96
Rys
86M 9
7
Southern
'
This
week.
79^
and
family brands
Rvr Flonr. snner ft extra
Com Meal, Western and
19.180
49
I
19
90 Whits Callfamla
Com. Western Mlx'd,.
9 00 Yellow, new
While
7 85
K^
6
6
SI. Louis.
trade
do.
9DO 6
Extra and double extra
SSonthern.
Amber
Whits
coai-
6
.
Total
68S(S645
mon
Western
I
.
Extra SUt«.
Extra Western,
S<Hilhi-rn shipp'g extras.
KTC, or ALL DISCIUmOKS.
.
better condition than last week, and
been scarce and firm.
There has been a great pressure to close out the slock of oate>
preparatory to the receipts of supplies by canal, and prices have
declined 2@3c. The concession, however, has led to more activity,
and caused a partial revival of speculative feeling, upon which the
nal.
The following statement shows the sales and imports of cotton
(or the week and year, and also the stocks on hand on Thursday
and English
freely for export,
1870.
bales.
142,700
48,060
7.900
19,840
698,430
freely,
have been taken
mainly at 69@70c. for that suitable to go forward
by steam, and 72@724c. for that which will stand the voyage by
sail, with some choice carlots at 73<*74c.,and unsound and inferior
boat-loads, 66@fl9c., closing steady in our range yellow com has
been in
Su|>erflne.
Total.
samples more
shippers took 90,000 bushels at f 1 41 for No. 3 Spring. $1 47^
$1 48 for No. 2 do. and |1 49 for No. 1 do.
Corn has varied but little. The receipts from the ranal have
l.aM.668
Same
tian Jsn.
1.
1870.
...
caoada
1
19ft
1
49
market has been as fnllowa
azroBTs raoa i«»w roaa.——
.
1871.
For the
week.
.
Slaca
Jaa. 1.
WTO
.
For Ike
WMk.
48k*M
.
Mace
Jm. I.
tM.9M
m,v*
799.-79
9*.%46
6i.nt
9L49T
486,946 4.74S,9«
1.017.M4 991,091 9.8t4.;6a
9D.4IH
189,490
889.49D
8lk847
mum
i.9n
*••!!
li,9«
98,S9»
I8.»j
79
9. ITS
1.901.49a
191.799
8,8*9.789
l,»0.t9H
iHiira
9
Tlie following tables, prouared for TllE CuBONICLX bv Mr. E.
n. Walker, of the New York Produce Exchange, show the Orai«
in sight and the movement o( Bn-adstuSs to the lateat mail date*
:
.
;
.
:
THE CHRONIGLK
698
EECEIPT8 AT LAKE AND RIVER PORTS FOB THE -WEEK ENDING
MAT
Ploar.
bble.
,.„
Chicaee..
(196 IbB.^
30,024
21,404
11,033
13,981
5,500*
21,726
,
Milwaukee
Toledo
Detroit
Clereland
Bt.Loaia
Dulntb
Totals
Previonsweek
Corrcspond'g week,
"
"
ticeable,
Wheat,
CorB.
bneb.
buBb.
(Mlhp.)
(60 lbs )
327,470
531,267
100,959
44,648
21,700
168,83*
103,868 1.191.876
96,885
955,328
127.776 1,.390,672
•09. I:i9.a36 1.323.246
"68.
78.425
649.914
'67.
52,172
372,605
'70.
Gate.
bucb.
(US lb".)
1,722,995
25,2.33
367,793
21,918
14,400
173,441
Barley. Rje.
bneb. bn»h,
(481h§) (56 1 hoi
280,486
45,768
102,403
11,073
12,050
115,272
12,424
i.ntS
1,925
837
15,857
1,867
6,077
567,952
18,136
17.715
64,860
7,276
4.R49
,33.7r«
aii.Kri
27,6.58
6,.597
24,677
2,325,780
1,446.277
483,5.32
1,5.39,686
722.223
772,948
747.003
783,047
521805
536,220
393,889
10,.'j60
1,200
64
18,:«5
as
much
6,.5,-)3
Tea,
lilsck....
fi.fiSj
COMPAEATIVE Aggheg.\te RECEIPTS
1870.
2,022.805
10 352,.521
16,826,278
5,046,027
11,02.3.791
9,()57,S27
10,261,105
11 895,780
4,672,919
4,876,1194
719.1.54
82:5,121
497.229
436,360
356,838
5.38,336
33,380,340
26,533,999
6,828.912
12,569,328
4,666.163
422,986
215,885
I
Jav.i
2,43i
Cuba
Porto Blco
Other
Maracalbo..
'..811
mats.
baga.
ga
1.1P0 bi.g9.
I.S15 bigs.
6.005 iixes
4.715 hhds.
784 hhds.
2.507 hUds
.
Other.
Snear, Cuba..
8.8W bags.
Coffee Klo....
1868.
1,559.451
1869.
2,499,253
1871.
1,732,972
Floor, bbiB
Wheat, busb
Com, bush
Oats, bubh
Barley, bush
Kye, bush
May
of Flour Bnd (Jrain at the
37, inclusive, for four years.
Lagnayra
pkRR.
^.711 pk^s.
4,I;W pugs.
2a5r. pkifs.
Greeii
Varl)a8
to
ust at the
i
,
* Eetimated.
1
j
though temporarily subject to slight depressing influences, are
held with much confidence in the future. The iuteror demand for
all kinds has, thus far, rather fallen below expectations, but consumers take off fair amounts of goods in small lots, and if buying
slowly and cautiously, they are buying safely, not only for themselves, but for our merchants here
Til 3 entries direct lor consumption, and the withdrawals from
bond,, showing together th^ total thrown on the market for the
lollows
weeli were
Japan
same ports from Jan.
flat condition so long nomomiint there appears quite
as to buy, but Teas gain tone, and Sugars,
and on Molasses,
desire to sell
1871.
3,
same
Coffee remains in the
quotations.
37, 1871.
[June
.Manila, &c..
M'las'eB.Cuba
Port Wlco.
1
Demerara
.
.
Other
Hhds. Include bbls. and
liagB.
3 o57 htide.
12.Cffi6
tii hhds.
2ia hhds.
1.^61 hhds.
tcs. reduced
Imports this week at this pore have included 18,723 bags of Rio,
4,957 do. of Maracaibo, 50 do. St. Domingo, and 3,999 do. of sundry
The receipts of Sugar are 7,312 buxes, 17,149 hhds., and
bags. Of Molasses 6,853 hhds. have arrived. In Tea the
imports are 288,145 pounds of Black.
The stocks iu New York at iate, and imports at the five leading
Dorts sines Jan. 1, 1871, are as follows
Stocks In y ew York Imports at leading ports
kinds.
75,(593
:
Total
£;rain,
buBh
SffiPMENTS of Flour and Grain from
Toledo, Cleveland and St. Louis for the
1871
Com,
Flour,
Wheat,
28,068,511
24,723,274
37.
1871.
Tea
Tea (Hidtreet Import)
'
hii»>>.
322,832
Week
Rye,
Barley,
bn»h.
Oa!B,
bhlp.
bush.
bnsh.
Weekerding May 27. '71. 85.556 820.723 1.045,046
Weekending May 20, '71. 89.909 888.061 1.171.5a3
ending My27,'70. 79,207 9.34,836 747.618
*Week ending May27, '69.105,048 1,089,108 535,477
6
bush
2.39
1.3,4.54
278.:i;n
.3.477
12.735
149,027
322.999
28.16.1
16.0.59
2,981
9,.'183
•oitce
lito
CotTee, other
Sugar
Sugar
Sugar
Molasses
3i.343,445
pkg^.
Dagsbags.
111.681
Louis not included.
('OMPARATIVB SiliPSiENTS from the same ports from Jan.
May
1 to
37, inclusive, for three years.
Flour
1870.
1,437,556
1869.
1,987,917
9,1.58,069
13,316.6.52
2,496,9:i3
8,593.688
4.861.8.39
1,.526, 777
340,480
173,683
304,922
164,728
6,744,957
7,189.090
2,722,294
177,648
25,485,817
15,4.51,954
bblB.
Wheat
bush.
Corn
Oats
Barley
Eye
Total
Note.— St Louis
1868.
1871.
1,426,651
only included from March
477,0%
17,311,085
1871,
24,
and not
hhds.
bags.
hhds.
years.
AND GRAIN AT 8E.\B0ARD PORTS FOR THE
RECEIPTS OF FLOUR
WEEK ENDING MAT
Flour,
At
bhls.
68,151
24,587
27,617
New York
bush.
147,182
19,680
20.041
31.454
211,873
36,000
52,000
2,322
127,983
87,900
45,000
103,816
900
32,800
22,500
54,193
187,119
180,969
1,132,080
569,813
1,474,344
690,167
277.255
228.731
Philadelphia
Baltimore
New Orleans
16,2.!9
7si9,8S5
biiBh.
5,200
7,350
4,000
9.3.37
13.706
.30<l.044
Week ending May 13. .19.3,624 023,6.35
574,045
17.565
6.400
Week ending Mav 6
161.499
665.402
231,328
20,892
520.821
8.214
!)'.I0..589
12,976
Week ending April 29. 187,!I41 431,775
304, l:»
3.806
314.405
Week ending April 22. .152.018 211,965
746.168
14.375
1.200
268.8'^7
861,776
24.300
Week ending April 15.. 160,613 243,804
1,857
Receipts at the same ports, excepting New Orleans, from Jan. 1
.
.
Wheat,
Flour,
Corn,
bnsh.
bush.
6,021,668
Barley,
bu-h.
Oats,
busb.
Total Grain
Wheat.
bush.
store at Oswego
store at St. LouiB
store at Boston
store at Toronto
store at Montreal
store at Pailadelphia
store at Baltimore
Rail shipments for week
Water shipments for week
In
In
In
In
In
In
In
On New York
May
15.
Canal
Total in store and in transit May 27,'71
"
"
May20,'71.
"
"
Mayl3,'71.
"
"
Mriy «,'71.
"
"
May27,'70.
Corn.
bush.
158,839
2«),743
10.000
16,000
216.500
400.802
728,080 2,019,306
994,000
218,309
35L2.52
95,468
22,087
313,170
101,280
48,107
88,100
130,000
110,315
700,000
75,000
60,000
6.5,000
45.000
28.761
140.156
907,890
791,959
1,273.453
1,553,821
6,297,664
6,429,549
6,312,259
7,071,961
6,919,;»S
5,585,761
4,673.023
4,129,918
4,609,725
2,450,134
Barley.
bush.
bush.
:i.38,572
8.964
1.000
2.788
74,392
80',ft33
'660
15,917
28.3S7
19,;M8
1.5,470
1.5,000
19,900
1,612
1011,000
25".666
44,225
53,904
5,500
3.5.000
81,773
6i289
211,0.59
528,000
from
1870.— Boston, Toronto,
r
Albany not Included.
27,
Montreal,
4L766
1,78.3,598
2:J7.249
l,4«8,2a5
210.029
l,.568,0:i9
J.836.620
3.36,772
413,:j29
1,799,3.53
248,247
Plilladelphia,
Baltimore and
QROCERIBS.
FnrDAT Evening, June
Few
if
any
new poinU
lloiig
2,
the greater por-
this
week include
288,145
pounds of Black Tea per " Randers"
Kong.
iccludiug San
table shows the imports of Tea Into the United Statea (not
Fraucisco), from January 1 to date, in 1871 and 1^70;
Total.
Japan.
Black.
Green.
13.12l,:i60
6.215,769
13,:B5.011
12.455,032
32.3;3.4I5
S0.995..589
6.M 1.418
The indirect importations, including receipts by Pacific Mail steamers via
Aspinwall, have been 10,681 pkgs. since January 1, against 31,496 last year.
12.296 139
COFFKE.
The general market has continued in an extremely dull condition throughout the best portion of the week ending to-day, and tbongb values have not
been subject to any violen changes, the tone was weak on all grades, and
buyers, had they felt inclined to operate, could have gained many advantagrs
Jobbers, however, do not find the distribution amounting to enough to war
rant purchases beyond such wants as they can calculate upon within a week
or two, and the invoices are made up with caution. On Brazils there is a most
decided loss to importers on sales at ruling figures, and pressure to realize
is in consequence refrained from whenever possible, but still there are a great
many
is
easy,
and
it is
on some of the
is
weak
shown.
more, 7,102 bags Rio.
The imports this week have included 15,604 bags of Rio by the "Glynn,"
"Alice Taintor," and " Der Fruhling": 4,597 do. Maracaibo by the "Grace
Kelly" and "Dutch Princess"; 50 do. St. Domingo by the "Porte an Platte."
and :j,9<t9 do. sundrv kinds.
The stocli of Kio June 1, and the Imports since Jan. 1, 1871, are as followr
New Phlla- Baltl- New Savan. i t^al\ ork. delphla. more. Orleans. Mobile, veston. Totsl.
In Bags.
4,.'>00
36.073
S.869
9 500
143J!I9
84.637
Stock
69.5.'S
2.0011
5,nV
....
22,201
42,316
SamedatelBTt
726.011
11.001)
242,821
115.(»U
42.079
.SOO.im
14,805
Imports
lulS70
Of other
265.133
sorts the stock at
since January
ports
'
In bags
Java and Singapore
Ceylon
Maracaibo
Laguayra
Domingo
1
,
1871.
191.668
....
81,602
20,803
562,515
3,045
New
York. June l.and the imports at the several
were
a-s
Ibllows
X,..». ^Ta—W
Boston Phllartcl. Bait. N. Orle's
New York^ Una,..
stock. Impo
Import. ImiH^rt. Import. Import, import,
"
47
7.280
'rt.as?
"45.303
•1,962
SS
o
0.0
fe
is
6.6
9,.'S3
26,799
11,077
21217
667
34.673
42,538
4,-2RS
542
'718
1,729
6,977
178.222
50.130
42,190
12,386
5,452
1,"2»
7210
S4!^.677
3,;«
928
180,03e
Other
18.624
Total
Same time, 1870
47.028
26,028
187361
9,76«
Includes aiats. tic, reduced to bags.
SVGAR.
1871.
are presented in our review for the
finest lots that the greatest
Business at the outports continues to interfere to some extent
with the New York market, but of late has not been very heavy. There is a
small supply of Java available, of good quality generally, but buyers have nego
tiated In rather an indifl'crent manner. West India grades are plenty, with the
supply increasing and prices weak on all qualities, though the easy terms
offered have attracted some attention from the city jobbing dealers, and a few
negotiations are in progress. Sales of 2,364 bags Rio, 500 bags Maracaibo, '.'50
hags Laguayra, 150 bags Laguayra, 75 bags Curacoa, 5,160 mats Java (before an iAt Balli
val, and shipped from first hands to Europe), 650 bags St. Domingo.
ness
*
As a whole the movement of goods has been only
tod values remain generally wHUin fk close margin of previouB
present week.
fair,
really
movement throughout
The following
St.
May
186,536
the selection
Oats,
180,484
:i68.07«
hush.
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. May 37, 1871
In store at New York
In store at Albany
In store at Buflalo
\\
In store at Chicago
Jn store at Milwaukee...
In store at Toledo
In store at Detroit
16,710
•'I'*?^
198,160
298.038
Rye,
68,288
4.58,.525
3,521,029
bushels
20,773,364
10,707,851
8;,4.'i4
8.55.3IT)
726,044
219.677
220.264
.H13.%7
ftyS.Wi
167,579
holders who would willingly part with a portion of their stock, and an'
ready to accept any full bid, owing in ameasnre to the constantly accuinulaliiig
expenses. The assortment contains very ordinary grades, bnt from medium np
1871:
bbla.
8,820,541
fairly active
9,337
50
3,100
M.lSl
steady business for several weeks. Buyers move carefully and calculate pretty
closely to probable wants, but there is thought to be little stock in the bands of
jobbers, either local or interior, and even the cnrrent consumption from week
to week is likely to require a fair supply, the distribution of the first of the
year having by this time become pretty well used up. Prices are well sustained, with a steady tone on Blacks and much firmness on fine Greens and
high grade Japans. The line trade has been very good at steady rates. The
sales of invoices include 10,200 Greens, 2,900 Oolongs, 7,500 Japans.
1870!
Rye.
Barley,
bush.
1,070,300
39,345
Boston
Montreal
Total
Previous week
Wheat,
42,316
26.028
tion of the period under review and a generally healthier tone, with importers
and the trade as a rule talking in a very encouraging manner and looking for
1S71
37, 1871.
Corn,
Oats,
bush.
bu(*h.
187(.
50,995.589
31,496
562 5S5
TEA.
The imiorts
in previous
81.637
47 028
81,323
61.086
2J9,»ll
6.7S0
bo.xe8.
1.
1871.
1870.
lUs.
The market has 8ho\vn a
St.
since January
at date.
Chicago, Milwaukee.
week endirg May
subject to some Irregularity, and in most
cases where actual changes in price took place there was a fractional gain for
the buying interest. This waB due In a measure to the rather slow and c»u-.
The market
for
Raws has been
tiow demand from
refloerB,
but plainly to the appearanco of the expecteiJ
'
Juno
"
miuto
H«)iit
ttit^ii'
roDCfMloim
itilojiUMi*.
[jiir
lu nrilrr In
itiul
Kullrrit
HttU
siwki
hurry liiiKlnma.
k In
tni hMid*, from wkloh
i{t>o<l«
nn pier
niakliift ullKht
with not
liowi'vnr,
In i^lurp,
nominal.
In
accounta thn> far ri'celrmi it Hoiild fvcni thai the ainnnnt oblalnrd will li« at
lf«Kt onciiuiirli'r li"»« than lnr"t .year, while thi-r» l» thonxht to he a ijood pni»
piH't for an early Inrrcane In the Euro|>ean eall, and a prolMihle rlranlnK ont nf
all the •u>,-ar avallahle hy the lime the Aral of Uie next Rrlndlng la ready for
market, (joile a uumhpr of i>rd<-ra fnini Uie Trade have been Oiled, hnt reAn
cro wen- the principal hiiyer», and with other ^radex ha>e taken rnnniderahle
amount of l\l<'lndo. lieflned hiivo sold fant enonvh to keep the market pretty
well cleared of tt(H-k, l»nt the only way to altrnet buyern wa» to <»ITer ea^y
temiD, and (irlcen fn'adually fell oil' on all klndn. Tlie revvat diiitrtbntlon ba»
fairly (iipplled the Interior. thuuKh the Ktwk among the •mall dealers la far
from largi'. 9alea of .t.H67 hhde. Cuba, lUt hhdx. Porto KIco, U5 hhdii. 81
Croix, TH« hhda. Marllulqne, 610 hbdn. Denierara, evo boxen Havana, and l.'90
hbds. Mt'lado.
Tork. and atock In Ont handa. June 1, were at foUowi:
Cuba,
Caba,
P. laco.
Uth«r Uraill,Maolla.<ic,Melado
•hhdfc
bxt.
lJ.I)t5
•likda.
a,23)
*hhda.
7.311
144 tl7
l':3,4yt
IICVU
I'jjjll
1J7,.|«
itjaa
i4,nj
\i,mt
tmportalhia week..
aliiee .inn.
"
I
aamu tUue.TU
Stock
«1.'«3
«JJM
tb'iO
»fil
liilN
13S.5W
KfiVi
M.tiS
handa.
In nn>i
Same time
-
1
batfs.
.ftn
-
.
ji.wi
Mjio
baiia.
7S,MIS
ssi.-e
i.»js»
kbda.
I.M3
SI ,240
11,081
:49,<(H
Skl.xOO
«,7t>
\atsu
90)
ijsa
RIOiiASSBS.
The weaknese on
foreign alvles noted In our last has ratbcr Increaaed daring
the period covered by the present review, and thoDgb the modiflcatlon In
vainer is «in«ll. hnyers offered many Utile advantage* not to be obtained
dnrtngthe middle of last month. There have been fair arrivals only, and the
Btork cannot be called larp", hut what there i» here, both in Aral and second
hands, le oATered with con»ldrrable freedom, and this In the absence of any
regular outlet, natnmlly produces weakness. Grocers, to be anre. are always
willing to take a little very choice stock, and reAners can generally be found
for a cargo or two of Arat-class boiling molasses, bnt purchases are, as a rule,
now made with great caution, and there Is an evident desire to carry jnst as
small supply a» circumstances will admit of.
Domestic molasses has met
with some demand, and former prices were obtained, with holders talking
hopefully as to the future, hut the stock is large, and the Impression made by
current sales not very jwrceptlble. Syrups arc In fair supply and dull. Sugar
house motasHcs neglected, and with thtt supply on hand increasing, prices
declined to 19c. In hhds., and iSc. In bbls. Sales of 660 bhda. Cuba Muscovado, .WO bhds. St. Croix, 565 hhds. English Island, 200 hhds. Porto Rico, and
880 bbla. New Orleans. There have been imported by refiners 4,600 hhde.
The receipts at New York, and stock in first hands, June 1, were as follows
P. KIco,
Demerara,
Other
H.O.
Cuba,
•hhds.
Imporia
"
stock
week
5.119
I.WI
5>.tW
samoUmeUTO.
5S,7I«
11,713
12,197
In Arst
"
Imports
hands
4,2M
same time TO H,7!«
aime lime "69 1U,2^I
'•
oi
The Imports
frpm January
SuK«r
York.,
ADViORM FBOn PKOVVCINO mAWKItTN.
MorkM /UtUir nt May SO we nimte la rej^ard In
Sugar: " There has baen a large in'inlry for all the Iwiirr kinds nf rslalBf
sugar during the weidt, and pri' c. In some case« rUMtH\ ad drarer ttea lisT
Friday. Manila and Jaggery are in g'MKi demanrl, sud very fall rates ar« paid
for them. The deAclenry in stm k t>, tiowever. further raoaced, and last week
From
the Londi}ii Ftwiitr*
the total NtiM'k
si:" 'In-
<|. (1.
was onlv l.'i.son tons .hort of (hat of laat year, whil''
nn. '^|.;<«> Ions; Bo lis In the laat fear weak. 'h<-
liMK V
t
h-
)iv
4c Itlulassr« at leading porta alnce
uni.
1870.
1870.
123.IW
182
&S
1«.I23
.IS
.819
861.700
53,777
314,05'1
17.*0
I87D.
17^,668
4J,ie7
1871.
141,417
«>,5W
SIJU2
!».2W
4iJB2
M
2l,"i33
21,213
ai,»i«
17.439
5.43ii
3.31U
I«.I95
17.S1S
iil.ilH
1S71.
17.1W
m,7KI)
313,961
298,03<
10,5
3S8,D;«
Jan.
and
^
aajOO
bbls
Molaaiiss
Kxporta—
Since Sept.
Sugar
bhds....
bbia
bbls
'
Illchei.
Hyson.
l«l,luil
Same time um.
1. I87i<.
l,aaa
I»,ia»
411
Mil
90J«
4IJ81
Tea.
40
60
80
40
Super, to flne. 60
do
do
Ex. nnetoflnestl 00
Qunp. A Imp., 1:0m to fair. 98
do
Sup. to fine..
do Ex. fine to finest. 10
Hyaon Sk.
C. to fair.
do
Sup. to floe. 45
do
•Hhds.
167,579
186,539
^Dely paid—
^Doty paid-
Common
to fair
do Superior to fine
do Ex. Ane;to finest....
Younir Hyaon, Com. to fair.
A 95
• 75
91 19
» M
9 M)
«1 30
A 70
ou
w ai
" 3l
w
«
«
-
U «
n.Sk. a Tw'kyRx. 1. 10 fln'at
Uucol. Japan, Com. to latr..
do
do
60
6np*r to
Ex.
I.
Common
Oolong,
fine...
to finest.
to fair
do Soi^rlor to fine. ...
do Kx flne to finest
Sonc.A Cong., (^m to fair.
4'>
<lo
40
do
Snp'r to
Kx.
fine,
to finest.
I.
so
Come.
Rio Prime, duty paid
The general market has been quite slow and on the whole the tone hardly so
encouraging ah last week. Jobbers have sold a fair number of small lots, but
DIM to amount to anything in the aggregate and the supply in store holds out
very well. To the accumulation in importers" hands, some additions have
bet!n made and there is a larger number of invoices on sale, without much of
response from buyers. In nearly all cases former rates are asked but there is
not finite B4> tenacious a holding ont for extreme figures, and on some goods.
Cassia in particular— slightly reduced bids would in all probability be accepted.
Cnba,
Inf. to
com. refining
do fair to good reOnlDg
do prime
do fair to good grocery
do pr, to choice ijrocefT...
do centrifugal, hhds. A Dxs.
do Melado
do mo.aases
Rav'a, Dox.O. 8. Noa.7to*...
do 10 to 13.
do
do
do 13 to 15..
do
do
do 16 to 18..
do
do
&c.
I9li«19)<
MH
Maraealbo
gold. ••Lagnayrm. .............. .go.d.
St Domingo, la boad. .. .gold
,
Jamaica.
gold. U %ViH
ISySlI
«ISK
IS
18
gold.
Native Ceylon
I
I4I4414S
.
(MO
923
30
•
There has been no improvement In the demand for Foreign Dried, trade
being confined mostly to small lota to fill country orders. Prices are not qnot-
I
|
sncar,
8M« -.
8K Hav'a,
Box. n.8. Noa. 19 to
:o3»..
3*.
nil«l8
Box, while
nSSiiM
I
iiftvana.
Porto
Itico, refining grad<•••••
do
«S»10
• HAlOk
8
8
WhlteBngars.A
do
do B
do
do extra C
Tellow sngara
ISOIOK
Cmsbed and
IOkSiiK
I1H«1>X
;||-»*
arocery aradea.
nrazll.baga
Manila, bags
I
U!
II
II
i|
,
graoalatad.
Powdered
I
n*itMs«si.
»hly lower, but holders show considerable anxiety to sell, while buyers are
Jobbers e^implain of dullness, and say there has been
very iadilTerent.
no spring tnule this year compared with former seasona, and many of them
carry considerable stock, which they are selling below the cost of im|>ortlng,
preferring to make a small loss now to holding and have them spoil on their
hands. Layer Raisins are very dull, bnt sell at former prices, in a Jobbing
way only, but large loU are not to bo had below $S 40. Turkish I-runes favor
the buyer ; the warm weather is unfavorable to holders. Currants are dull and
bids are solicited. Sardines meet with a light demand, amall Ash are firm but
box are lower, being coneidcrc<l by some parties
Nuts have met with a better sale, bnt at lower prices. Firecrackers are firm and in fair demand.
Foreign Green box fruit Is Arm with small olTerings at auction. West India
kinds are in full supply and pretty low prices rule. Sales of PIneapplea at |80
tii |>er hundred. Rinanns in full supply selling at$l SS@|3 per bunch Bahama
Limes, $IHp.r;bl)l. Baracoa CiX'oaimla, |S*a$»5 per thousand. Lemons are
quoted at (1ri2)$.'> per box for fresh and November cat ; Messina OrangM, 94
per box and Sorrento, tVt.pi per box. At auction to day, Messina Onngea
do. Lemons, $t IKti 60 per box j Palermo
sold at ti 3*7)11 75 per box
per box and do. Lemons, $a Wja 85 per box.
Oranges, l.lfAt.5
Domestic Dried Pmita are dull, and all kinds are heiry, oxoopt Pitted
go^d.
gold.
gold.
gold.
gold.
do good
do Fair
do ordinary
Java, maU and baes
"
Brown
SPICEii.
Hew Orleans new.
Porto Kleo
Cuba Muscovado..
..« gall.
3W
70
Csha Clayed
I
Cnl>a eenlrlfugal...
Kngllsh Islands... .
it
a*«
«l
RIee.
Ba.geon. dressed, gold
In
bond S',«
.IS
1
Carolina
t)«
Rplrea.
naaala, lnca»es...gold » a.
do
Casals. In maU...
Olniier, lUc-and At (gold)
do
Mace
large, say four In a quarter
SI
81
I
«
•
.IIS
1
IIH
1
*\» W
l» 5l 15
S S S
NalDiegs.eaaks..^
do ' eases reauig.
unmerchantable.
(cold)
Penper. In bond
d.. Slnaapore * 8nma>ta
Plmenlo, .laroalca. (g.> d)
do
In bond
10
I*
S
H
>H
*"
''-'?»••
do
II
!*
.
""inboei^!!!!
VraUta ati^ Ifnla.
RalslBSjMeains^ew P mat S
do Layer, I870, a box.
do hnltana, V a
<u Valencia.* a
do London Layer
;
CnrriUlts.
P
new
Citron. Ij-eh'-'fnew)
fmnes, jFreneh
Pranes, Turklah
Pmnsllea
;
«
>
i
'
1
'Ineludlng Ueroos and barrels reduced to hhds.
FRDITS.
<
."Sltionof the London Raw ni
n**
-«
loubtedly stronger than it was
K'
ago, owing to the large conHiuuption In Bnrope and America and the .mailer
general stock. The coarse of prii ea dapanda on the yield of the Wf.t Indian
crops, of which there are the nsnsi slarmlst ramors; and if the gloomy ripec.
tatlons of the mercbanta should be rcalUod bl(b«r prioaa nay havs to be paid
before the new beet CTop Is ready. It la this,
Is, Bbwever,
Bowever, which ultiaatclir fov.
erns prices, and pnrchasea can now be made for Antama and Winter delivery
at miit, under praaent rates.'
^There Is also an article taken from the TIniM In regard to " apartona Teas"
latoJT aold at pabtic auction. We extract
"Yesterday Dr. Lethubey, the Medical Offlcer of Health for the city, broosht
before the notice of the Conmlsslonen of flewers the fact that a large qoantlty of sparloas lea had bees aold by public auction at the Commercial Sale
Rooms In Mincing lane In the coarse of last month, and prodnced rarlooB
samplea which had b«en obtained bj ona of the aanltarr Inspaetart. Ha
stated that they consisted of tea dnst and alftinga and of damagad laavaa la a
putrid condition, and were. In fact, precisely of the same description aa the
samplea which were the anbjact of legal proceedingi In March, 1870. Tba
so-called 'Moning Congou' was composed of broken down and rotten tea
leaves which had already been used for beverage, and the 'Orange Pekoe
siftinga' were made up of similar leaves, loeether with a larte f|i>antltT of
those of other plants. In the scented tea dust there was a great proportion of
earthy matter and iron Allngs. The tea was sold to the extent of eOO lialf
He recomchests, nnd the [»riee realized was from l^id. to l\d. jkt pound.
mended that the matter should he referred ti» the Sanitary Committee, with a
view to legal proceedings being iiisliluted, and he added that a quantity of
similar sttiA' was now oii its wsy frr>m Shanghai."
nalaaaea,— From the New Orleioa
Ne«r Orleans Sncar
we take the following report on Sugar and Molasses
Pric4 VumrU of May
SroAR.— The stock is light, the demand Is good, and prices are very Arm.
Sales are being made on the landing as received, and in the sbetls at 9Vc. for
Common, 10X@10)ic. for Fair, Itlkiailc- for Fully Fair, llvailJic. for
Prime, IO@IO>ic for Seconda, ItV^liXc. for Yellow Clarified, and lliaitj^c.
for White. Yesterday 300 boxes No. 13 Cnba Sugar sold at lOc. per pound.
MotAssRs.— The supplies are light and are sold readily as received r.t 8P^
6Sc. for Centrifugal, aa lu quality; :i.')«^40e. for Fermenting; ASOBtc. forFlantatlon Reboiled, as in qnalily, and .vr-iA'*'. for Cistern Bottom. City Keloery
Rehoiled Is quoted at auOfiOc.; Golden Syrnp at 90^1 per gallon.
Bams tlraa 1K1
8lac« Sept. 1, WO.
Impurta—
bhds....
127,900
78 446
Sugar
I'
* Tw
an,jlO
a month
lin'iiiws
This change of
PBICEa CURRENT.
(Incliidlnj' Molado). and of Molasses at the leading ports
1S7I, to date, have been as foiwws:
-81
,— Molaaaes. •^
Suga
-Bags.-
I
H.noo Inn.
The Follotvlns are Rullnic Qnotatlona In First Handa
On the Parckaae or Small Lots Prices are a Fraction
i.ios
2.641
319
;
Molasses
1,100
B45
and only
dull
Domeatlc Oreen are Arm for Applai ; th* stock Is aaiall and bald Iqr on*
salaa at $8 per bbl. Htrawborrlss ara Mlllng at llOMt. par qaarl fur
ordinary, and KOMie. for beat.
parly
9,UI
4,112
m
Paackaa, botk pared and anparad,
sold as high aa We.
of sn^r
1,
p........
Total
bbls
699
3.7W
1..1J
Hbdl
New
•bhda
•hhda.
'hlids.
Blnco.Iao.l
this
;
,
han
nnd uiily on llir cnntnion vnrln of rcllnlnc <|u»lltlnii
vnluca Dinount to Anylhins, whilo holdnn Kcni'rally
remained Htmni; In their vlonn of Uir< fuluri'. >nd prollcl * R<M>dlT idvanrv
bofnra U>p UKXl crop. Tliu pniduclliin hx ri-asrd In Cnb*. and from all
New
:
mU
did
luportt at
.
OiNrrtaa and l^naala. Apytaa
eair la aail k>i•flmigh to Indnre buying In carry over, Wa aata aalea of allc rd Niate tl 1
per |h and Houlhern do. at 4HO'ke. llllW riMCTtes ara In fair demand. in4
Alluwi'd lo iMMli^riirht'd,
tliK hrliikn;;!'
2
THE CHRONICLE.
1871.]
8,
—
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riga. Smyraa
Chernea Oermaa...
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a.sicil.T
Filberts.]
,
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a.
Pareelona
do
•
9H#
•
I 71
AfrlranIpraniits..
II
walnnta.
a. BoTtleaas
..
Macaroal,
Al, liallan
IIS*
yira Crack be« Sol* toil
Doaaanc naian ravria.
AMlaa.MMa
P a.
I
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1
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do
do
do
do
»
19
3.'J
waatem
Seathera,
Miaia
AlMd
1
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4
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:
,
THE CHRONICLR
700
@
Canton Olnger, case
» 00
Almonds, Langaedoc
ns@
do
Tarragona
18 ®
do
Ivica
19 @
do
Sicily, soft shell- IS @
Shelled. Spanish
do
®
do
paper shell
81 @
a
[June
3,
1871.
S4 9t,Co«.inouweBlth0 2V 64.Orafi.on A 27 7 J, Great
^'^
"S !>i. Inrtiaa Head 36 12. do A')
d''
.16 lOi, Laconia O 39, 12i do 15
A 4i) 12i. do
36 lOJ, ilo E 3" lU, MedlordSfi
37 11. Lawience A 36 10, Lyman
@....
S3
Hickory Nuts
* bnsb
Peanuts, Va,g'd to fncy do 2 SO ®3 20
114, Nashua One O 33 11 J, do R 36 13, do E 40 14i Newmarket A
Bardlnes
* hi. boi. S3 @ 29
com. to fair do 175 @2 25
do
Sardines
86 10, Pacific extra 36 Hi. do L 36 II, Pcppercll 7-4 224,do 8-4 25,
V qr, box. 17 @ 17J^
do WlL.g'dtobeBt do 2 50 «J 40
do 9-4 27i, do 10-4 82f do 11-4, 37, fepporell E fine 3i 121, dr^ H
Grocers' Drnsa and Snndrles.
86 IH PocRseet F SO 8i, Snraiiac fine O 33 lIi,do K 36 13, itark
Alum
3'^
..a
KpsowSftU*
3)i
Bi-Carb, Soda (Enif.)
4.^<a
..w l^
Sic. Licorice
A 86 1 i Swift, River 86 8, Tiifer 27 8.
Borai
20 (« 4'i
30 o 31
Calabra
Bleaoued Sheetings and SniaTiNos have advanced on some of
Sal Soda, Cask
gold. 18 «t 14
2 1
2M Madder
Sulphur
35
gold.l 15 Ml
3va ... Indigo, Madras
Amoskeag 46 16 J. dn
the low counts and are firm throughout.
Saltpetre
gold. 80 .»i 15
8 @ 13
do Manila
42 15. do A 86 !4i, Androscoggin L 36, 15i, Arkwriglit
Copperas
1 v@
Cordage, Manila, ^and^. 18 aw IJ
Camphor, in bbla
Ti & 73
do Large sizes. 18 10
do
36 Mi Ballou A Son 86 12^, Bartletts 36 14^, do 33 13*,
CaetileSoapa
16
,.
U;^® 12
Sisal
86 13^ Boott B 36 18^, doO SO
36 17J, Blackstone
Bates
10, doR;6 9, Clarks 36 174, iJwIght D 40 18, EUerton 10-4 85,
Fruit of the Loom 36 16, Globe 27 64, Gold Medal 36 I24, Great Falls
FHrDAT. P.M., June 2, 1871
Q36 16 Hdl'a Semp. Idem 36 15, Hope 36 13, James 86 16, LonsThe jobbing trade lias remained quiet throughout the week, dale 86 154, Masonville 3ii 16, Newmarket
36 12. New York Mills
with only a moderate demand from distributors in the interior for 36 21 Pepperdl 6-4 224, do 10-4 S74, Tuscarora
36 18, Utica
4 324 <1" 9-4 474, <^'• lO-l 624, Waltham X 33 !I, do
goods to replenish assortments. The demand has been chiefly 6-4 25 flo
10-< 374, Wamsutta
from Western dealers a few of whom are in the city, but the 42 154. ii 6-4 224, do 8-4 274, do 9-< 324, do
36 20.
retail trade has not been sufficiently heavy in any section to
Priniino Cl')th.s are steadier, but are not quotatly higher, full
necessitate a general replenishment of retailers' stocks. The pack- etamard h ing quoted at 6Jfa7c. The sales are light.
Prints a'« i'l limite d. mand at unchanged pricea, but concessions
age trade has improved materially, especially in cotton goods, for
American
'nbly be oblaiofd by purcbsieeis of large amounts.
which a speculative demand has sprung up. The advance in the coul'l pro
104 Albion solid li'^. Aliens 1()4, do pinks 11 do purples I04, Arnolds
raw material, as well as the scarcity ot many fabrics, has stifTeued 84, Aliamic a^, Duniiell's 11, Huiiiilton II, LondoD mouruiug 94. Malthe market throughout and a more or less general advance is lory pink 1 j, do |)urpli 9 I04. Manchester K14. Mcrnmac D dk. 11, Ho
fancy 12, Oriental I04, Pacific 11,
looked for before the opening of the fall trade if the market for the Wpink and I'liiple I24 ilo
Richraondo U'4. Siiiipnoii Mourning 10, Sprague's pink 11, do blue and
raw material does not experience a decline. In consequence of
While U14, d.isi.iitinge 94, \VaniBUtta74.
this, dealers who are in a condition to lay in stocks for their fall
Pristeu Law.ns and Pkhcalks. Pacific Percales 224, Lancaster
trade are purchasing freely from first hands, although the latter Cunbric 14 4, American Shirting S.ylea 19, Americiu Otem jtylcs 18,
Duonells
Orient*! 18, Atlantic 18.
Merrimack I64. Dunuell
are not pressing sales.
Liwns lOJ, Pacific 1,400 Fanry 14, do S)lid Colora 15, do Organdies
The trade for the first five months of the year is said to have 15, S,jrcueH 1,400 124, Victoria 1200 9|, Atlantic 1,400 104, Manbeen very satisfactory by all classes of dealers. The season was chc.i-ter 1400 U, do Piques I34.
Chkoes.— Caledonia 70 23, do 50 224. do 12 264, do 10 21, do 8 17
short, the trade beginning late and dropping off early. While it
Jos Oreere, 55 154, do 65 18
lasted, however, the demand was very active and a very large do 11 22, do 16 274, Cumberland II4,
Kenoibeck 20. Lanark, No. 2,94, Medford 13, Mech'a No. A I 29.
amount of goods adapted to the season both of foreign and
20, Coluuibian
Denims.
Amoskeag 26, Bedford H4, Beaver Cr.
domestic manufacture, were placed. The trade appears to be in heavy 224, Haymaker Bro. 12i'd);24, Manchester 20, Otis
21, do
26
15
Peaches, pared
do
nnpared, qrs & hlTC 9 @ 11
Blackberries
@ 14
Cherries pitted
® 22
Pecan Nuts
* ». 16 (S 18
....
R80 8iBoottO
M
FbIIs
36 lOJ^Il
10, Indian Orchard,
_
1
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t
WT
I
I
XX
I
AA
THE DRY QOODS TRADE.
XX
11
1
1
W
—
—
,
—
an easy financial condition at present, and we hear few complaints
from any section of a scarcity of money.
Domestic Cotton Goods. Brown and bleached cottons have
been in improved demand in full packages in consequence of the
firm and advancing tone of the market which has developed a
speculative inquiry from heavy dealers here and in the interior.
There has been an advance in the prices of some of the lower
grades of both brown and bleached goods and a more general advance is looked for on these as well as on the better grades.
Colored cottons are in limited demand although no heavy sales are
effected, the movement being chiefly of goods for immediate use.
There is some demand for full packages for the fall trade, but the
sales are not heavy as yet.
Canton flannels are selling freely
from first hands, one commission house having placed upwards of
one thousand cases of a prominent brand. Rolled Jaconets remain
scarce and are selling at an advance on last week's quotations.
Prints are in moderate demand in good styles of light and
medium colorings and the distribution continues fairly active for
this season of the year. Prices are without quotable change and
appear to be well maintained.
Domestic Woolbn Goods. The high cost of the raw mate
rial keeps the market for all classes of Woolens very firm, and
prices tend upward on many lines, although the current trade is
small. Few buyers are taking goods as freely as they usually do
at this season of the year, for future sales, the high prices leaving
too little margin for speculative purchases. Fine fancy Cassimeres are not coming in in any assortments as yet, the offerings
being chiefly of the lower grades, to which the demand is also
confined. Cloths are quiet, with no material change. Carpets
are quiet, but have advanced oglOc. per yard, on the strength of
the rise in wool and yarns, and a further advance is looked for.
Foreign Goods. There are no important changes to note in
connection with any brach of the foreign goods trade. The de.
mand for thin dress fabrics continues fairly active, with suitings
Belling especially well, although the demand for these has fallen
off somewhat since our last review.
Ribbons and Millinery Silks
are in moderate request, but are selling low, excepting in the
most desirable shades and widths. Linens are bringing a little
better prices in the auction houses, through which most of the
sales are made, at the moment.
These goods have advanced
—
—
—
abroad, but are not quotably higher here.
We
annex a few particulars
manuiacta-B. our
of leading
articles
of domestic
quoted being those of leading Jobbers
AND Shiktinos orB meeting moderate sale
for the current and future trade at full prices with a tendency toward
an advance. Amuskeag A 8611^ do B 36 1 1, A.tlar.ijc A 36 13, do D 86
lOi, d«H,*i 111 Appleton A 36 li, i'i%\iela 86 U, do SO 9 J, Bedford
Bkuwn
jirices
:
AA
Bit 19.
—
—
AXA
Bates 9. EveArat)skea» 12, Andropcoggin
Orchard Imp. 10, Laconia 12 Newmarket 94.
Cotton Bias.— Americnn »29 00, Great Falls A $32 60, Lewiaton
30, Oulario A if 8 50, Stark A ?3J 50.
Brown Drills. Appleton I24, Ain»skcag 13, Augusta 124, Pacific
Corset Jeans.
,
retts 1x4, Indian
1
—
124, Peppeiell
Stripkh.
17(V()I8,
12i.
— Alt>aiiv
Hamilton
Uncasville
'I'lcKiNGs.
A
—
A
Sta'k
l-.'4.
American 11@I2, Arnonkeni;
74, Algodoa I64,
Haymaker U4ail, Sheridan A
I7(<il8,
Whiltcuton
I2(<J13,'
AlOii iy
A
AiueriCRO
84.
doO
94,
10,
16.
144,
Amoskeag
ACA
29. do,
114, Ooiieatoi;^
C 18 do D 16, Blackstone niver
extra 32 21, do di 86, 25, i!ordis A.\ A 23. do AGE 26, Hamil ton 20
Swift River 13, 'Ihorndike A 14, Whittcndon A 25, York 80 21 4.
GiNOHAMS— i;iydo, 114; Earlston, extra, 18;Glasgow,l I4; Gl'iuceslci
Lanca114; BadlBy,14; Hainpdi'n, 15; Hartford, 12; Lancaster, It
shire, Hi; Peqim, 124; ''af* Mi'ds, 14.
Pacific 18, Hamilton 18, Pacific MilU printed
Mou-BKLINK Dklaisks.
armun-s 19, do Imperial reps 224, do aniline 20, do plain asioriel
colored armiircs \i, do do Orientals 17, do do nipacas 21, do do
corded do 2 4*
25 for extia
Lowell Comoany » insrain are quoted at
Carpets.
super, 2'mo9. creilit. or lesj 2 per cent.,i0 days ; $1 50 for super S-ply
and Jl 55 fjr extra 3-ply.' F.artfor IjCompany's $1,10 for medium supci?1 28 for superfine tl 50 for Imperial tlirof-ply, an II 694
llne
Brussels *1 75 for 3 fr
*l 85 for 1 fr., and
for extra lhree-|ily
95 hi 5 fr.
*
A
24,
«lo
B
20, do
;
—
—
!
;
1
;
;
,
.^_^____
1
tKV UOOlliS ir THE PORT OF NEW VOKK.
The importations of dry goods at this port for the week ending
June 1, 1871, and the corresponding weeks of 1870 and 181)0,
have been as follows
ENTERED FOr <«H8UMPTI0N TOR THE WEEK ENDING JVME 1, 1 71.
ini'Ull'I'ATIONS )t
,
Manufactures 8'
do
do
f col
C'itton.
*llk....
.
.
.
,
,
1870.
,
Valne.
Pkps
5(W
$11)7,582
66.S
157,506
294,618
1:M,142
88,726
570
825
406
1,023
$872,574
3,7.36
423
flax... 658
Mlecellan'^as dry good82,531
do
To'..
l6tj<J.
PkpB
4,8.'j8
!112
.
.
Vslne.
$204,220
771
1,074
$597,341
.
.
cotton.
do
silk....
do
flax...
do
MlsceUaneoas dry goods
Total
Addeut'dforconsu'ptn
210,(il8
676
718
731
178,711
$1,048,163
3,970
$1,498,349
ABBBT
DDBINa
$121,746
S.'M
$129,1.35
.318
$120,248
214
311
4!)
80,135
56,087
,522
01,2.55
233
58.132
82,327
38,829
20,716
3,781
37,182
226
87
208
2,259
65.871
95,098
49,115
26,548
1.010
4,858
$321,750
872,674
5,023
3,736
$393,7M
6!)
l.'iS
cotton.
2!)1
silk....
flax....
74
Mlscellaneone dry goods
,300,346
56.5,207
1.56,744
320,639
172.081
130 675
.316
$1,19»,.324 10,759
Total th'n upon m'rk't. 5,868
SUTBRHD rOB W^RBHOTTRTWfl OUBTWa
3.30
wool..
368
»11«,289
Mannfactnrersof
do
ao
do
,
Pkes.
WITS AAWH FBOK WABKB0O8» AND IHBOWM IMTO TBB
TBK HAWK PBBIon.
Manufacturers of wool
1871.
.
VBlne
33i
52
81.322
84,455
80,456
26,434
1,048,163
$1,441,957
3.098
3,970
7,068 $1,855,229
TBK «AWK PBBTon.
221
60.225
70
3H2
8!»,<M3
520
397
97
74,636
27,685
391
146
2,332
$.3,56,880
1,498,349
$12,5,723
$217,616
124.400
114.324
91.689
19,707
ISoEETiNOit
I.IW
$389.!)56
$378,212
l.!»t
$567,736
Addcnt'dforconsu'pln 4,858
872,574
3,736
1,048,163
3,970
1,498,349
Total cnLcr'dalUieport 5,978
$1,262,530
7,051
$1,426,375
6,521
|2,066,085
Total
3,.315
June
THK CHRONK
3, 1871.]
LK.
701
Banker! and Broken
Ininranoe.
Finanoial.
SPENCERIAN
EgUITABLE
•BN.TSIIIITV eOL* I^AR
STEEL PEN S,
LIVK AIBCRANOB HOCIKTY
or THK
OK
HHOAOWAV, MIIW »()!«.
Aaa«ta owmr •
.
.
llJ>.0OO.OI»O
urooia •
•
.
.
7,&00,U0U
UO
auulactared by the Orlclual laventor
orsterl Pena.
TUB l-RLKUKATKU iluritkUity
Wtioii of
th*M
umraD statu,
Tiiie
WII.I.IAM r. AI.KTAIsTTkTi
o
pprr.'ctldii
niiil
l'en« are •>« lug to a |H-i'uUar
lie
prucew
iry.
,
tlAMl'KI, HIM1I...XP
approxlnialiou
to
SWAIS mJILI.
tliau
blUierto
aale
by Dealer*
auytliiUK
l^J"i'J/if
real
tita
Miscellaneous.
14
conUlnlnif
Wumbem. arlistitally arranged
Indoaed, aant by mall on receipt of
(onpanr now
J.
the
all
S.& E.Wright
and aecnrcly
MAW Franklin
C'ente.
8K Pranklin alreet
as
140
Grand
atreet
PflltAOBLPUIA.
AQKMrS FOR
New York
Street.
& Co.,
..NKW YORK.
BOSTON.
atreet
lVI80N,'BLAKKnAN TA YLOB & CO,
and
Pepperell BlOt- Co.,
Olla i'ompanjr.
Balra nre. Co.,
Texas Cards.
Coliiinbia
UDOH
all
mm.
CO.. N. Y. Correapondenta.
&
Moore
Yurk-M. Bar«. W.
CorreapooileDIi
CoDverae
P.
C. a. JOHNB,
r. avBaaT-r,
*
And
kinds oi
all
COITON CANVAS, KKLTINO D0CK. CAR COVgR.
INO. BAOOINO. IIA VK41S DUCK. SAIL TWINES
»C. "ONTAIiKV SKAMLI.SS BA08,
A WNINU STRIPES."
••
.
&
Also, AgeKta
Co.,
TEXAS LAND AGE N C Y
BANKINti t
United Stalea Banting; Companri
A
lull
EXCHANOK,
supply
1
AUSTIN, TEXAS.
"*
'
-*" real estate, pay taxa« and adjust
l.iriil and money claims against itia
il
itoveruinuiits
make
;
coliucilous.
3
The
all
*
Widths and Colors always
I .%
&
Co.,
BANKEBS,
Is
Railroad
Late Fori
IOiOKGa W. JaoKaoK.
* Trice.
Late Caaluer
&
A
liu
111
1st
Nal.
O
Madison
.-t.,
.raw Orlaana Louisiana
.
National Bank, Wheleas
Kav
- ' Bankei*.
Omlreaton T. U. McMabi
Fntt.
Co,
:
.11
& Co.,
Credit for Traveller
vaUable In all parts ol Europe, ate.,
THSOCGB THB
CITY BANK, LONDON,
H pagea. aa lam
"^
to
U. S.
.N,.«
FIVE-TWENTIES.
."
(J.n.rnin.lll
per ?T."l
OTHER SECURITIES. -
All
markeuble
stocks and Bonds will be received at their hlgbeat
cnrreut price in exchange for Northern Pacllic Seven
Thirties. ExmiKS charobs on Money or Honda
received, and on Seven-Thirties sent In retom, will
be paid by the Financial Agents. Full Infonnatlon,
maps, pamphletK. etc., can be obtained on appllcatioo
at any agency, or from the uodenlgned.
JAY COOKB *
PHU-ADBLrBIA,
Nbw
CO.,
Yobb, WAaBIXeTOH
By BANKS and BANKERS
generally tkrouakemt
Iht country.
&
G.
S.
G. C. Ward,
AOBHTa FOB
i
BASING BROTHEBS A COHPANV.
MWAI.I. STREET, NBW YORK,
as STATE BTBKET, BOSTON. /
W. S. Fabbkawb,
Price $4 per aani
S. C. MAOaotrSALl,
Fanshawe & MacDougall
the
BANKEBS AND BROKEBS,
enployeea.
NO.
WALL STREET, NEW YORK,
4.
floverumant
Band*, Stocks, Oold,
aad
Foreign
>B adTaBce.
&
Williams
Noa. 40
CO.. orParla
42
dc
Bostwick, M. K. Jesup & Company,
BANKKBS AND BBCHANTa,
Exehance-place,
NKW
YORK,
IS
BANKEB.S AND STOCK, BOND AND
GOLD COnniSSION BUOKKBS,
Make liberal advancea on
Inlerut allowed on Ocpoall
E. Judson
all
Flrat-daaa Scoaritl^
-~~i-.^
Hawley
&
JUD90M HaWLBT,
Ng.
ALraau W. jjastlb-it.
E.
Na« lo
COMMERCIAL ClfKUlTS and ORAKTS on
IUovernmant Becnrltl**, Stock*, Bonds, Oold.
ADVANCES made on ConslnnmenU. STOCiCS aad change aad MarcaotUa Paper boagkt aad sold Ex.
tiM
LONDON, PARIS, and SCOTLAND.
OOMlUSeiON.
i
Interest allowsd
cbeakad tor at aigku
LIBBRTT BTBEBT
Neeotlab'
Honda aBd Loaaa
fOr Ballroad Co*.,
Onalraet for
iroB or Steal Balla, Locoaiotlvea.
fjara, etc.
aad undertake
all kaalBaaaoBMoatod
^
witk Ballwaf
Co.
Banker*,
W WALL STRKKT,
OB
rriMiinlailiia
llif
*
BANKEBS,
WALL STREET,
su
EXCHANGING
»llrr,-99
iMUt will ci.inp.1 the early nurrender of^ United
Hutes e per cent*. Manv holders of Flve-Tweatlea
arc now exchanging them for Northam FBeUc
Seven-Thirties, thus realizing a bandaome nroflt,
and gr.aily increasing their yearly Income.
eommnnlty.
:
sold
Hill nndouhiodly cancel the priixliMii of the
Com
paiiya bonded debt before it falls due. With their
ample seciirily and high rate of interest, there la
no investment, acccaalble to the people, which la
more i>BonTABLK ob sapb.
&ummaries of Annual Report.— il-
panlea
akd CoaBtaroHDaKoa:— New York
BOM Da boaght and
LAND WABaABT*.
Theproceadaorallaaleaor
, SINKING FUNDland* are required to be devoted to tke n-poichaaa
and cancellation of the First Mortgage B<Mi3*or the
Oompanv. The Und Urant of the Road ezoaada
Fifty Million Acres. This immense Sinking Fond
Bankers and Broken.
This Journal Is prepared espe lally for stockholder*,
directors ani oUcers of railroads, and all ratlroaS
^ Alao
7^*
at all timce receivable at txk rsa cbmt
abotb
ill exihange for the Company'a
Landa, at Ibelr
lowcrt cash price. This renden tkem pimctlcallT
Chicago, by
of Railroad Com-
* Co.. OaTId Oowa * Co. CIncinaatl: First National Bank, MerehaaU National Bask,
laaara.HOTTINGCER A
tlM
^ *^
Northern PacWc
—
Wlaalow, Lanier
•Be Lettera of
$i,(iuuBond. Tbeyara
Friiulpal and Intereal are
;
Financial Agienta
tion and clTll and mechanical
eiiglaeerlng, and dlscua*
slona of the relatlooa
Bank
WACO, TEXAS.
James Robb, King
Tai
PAK,
KELLOGG,
BVhR«- HATUBDAY.
Jackson,
'
.S.
I
FOB 8ALB bt
lustrated deacrlptlons of Railroad Improvementa Artlclaa both original
and selected on railroad opera-
UANKKK8,
laaifoaa
ACRE8 OF LAND toererrmna or
A.r.',.f.)r.arl,
ftOO
LANDS FOR BONDS.
arc
polntnienta ol officers—Contracts Let and to
Ualllpolls,
Fort
.,r
stock
CONTAINS
A Complete Becord of Ballroad Newa
The Progress of New Roads— Elections and anbe Let
"SOTtheraPidE
rCnmipMed nat
t^ lamaaadtotl
nU
IT
TEBMINUS OF CKNTKAL aAILROAO
Groeabeck, Texaa.
Wa.A. foar,
In
Gazette,
a Weekly Illustrated Journal of
aa those of
^mii
ii,i..
NOBTHEBN PACIFIC BB. COIBIMNY
A. N.
L. Leonard
:
Pacidc Railroad Company. Ther bare
SO raara la
mn, bear Seven and Tbree-Tentka par eaat
laterMt (more tbaa 8 per cent ea rreney land are atcond
by llrat and only Btongage OD tbe ditibi aoao
rn BqvirBBKT*, and alao, aa fkat aa ihe Roadaas
la
completed, on
Llapeward Street.
aud execute Truata.
Published at
i
xt
QOOp IN VESTMENT. -Jay Cooke *f>,.
The
COTTON SAIL DUCK
In
Co.
C. KIKBT,
W. VOM BOasHBIXQ
C. R. Johns
l«
&
Mftnaraccur«rs aod Dealers Id
BRYAN. TEXAS.
Collection! nromptlT remitted.
I
ii<
IBTBBSST-BEAKIN-il
Pol hem us,
(Sacceaaort to U. M. Moira.)
Me
nillla.,
Brinckerhoff, Turner
WilsOiV,
BANKKBS,
haa
:
Co.,
Tborndlke Co.,
CordU nillA
ic CO.,i
BANKER-',
jrefferaon, Texaa.
WENSON, PEKKINS *
toward tka
iiUaolia innan
P,..
payanie In Oold; Ueuumlnal Ions
Coaiwna.
to $1,000 : Registered, $100 to $10,000.
Laooula €!o,,
Boalon Dock Co.,
Franklin 4'o.,
acceMlble polnti by
A
29.000
Warren Cotton miUa,
ARBVCKLB
JTAHIES
t
are niiw selling and unliealuiiiiglT
reaoamead. aa
a Proiliahle and perfectly Safe Inreatineat,
Ik* Fint
,
ira.k,
Contlueutal
eUBBI.C.
D.
North Eastern Texas.
CollecUoDS niaile on
The>iiei.»SrtfS?
ao nlla* of iDlabeSraad.
WMiward fnaa Ukatawfiar-
leail ^
exei.ml from
AndroacoKKin nilla,
JAMla ABBOOSU.
A
and by September
Ml Cheituat
136
'""»•
ninnlng ofer
the 8t. Paul
..f
lu<
generally.
.
bolta
frt.iii
•««
Auittert'y
Tented.
For
NortlMm Parldr ItollnMd,
being pnahed fwwari Willi
eztraailie* of tb« llM.
n are eaiuloyed In MlaaMata
la.l). I.
?f ''"'' rawing
^^,1^!^^"^',
eaatem border of l)«l
1.
workmrD lu Europe.
They ari> n ii.ar.'r
^r SAMPLE CABP
balldliiK of 111*
rj"'.::."itJ'*"'!'
(•Ii'ied
mile.
-'< rflkir
WILLIAM ALK.XANUtIt,
The
^''V'"' •""••>"l
i-ePraa'l,
UKIlCOK W. mil
0( CmrboDlziUK, uul to Uie ({rcat varu (aknu lu Uteir
imnaractare by Um moil akiUsd and n|>«riciicad
RR.
Pacific
RAPID PKOWRKM O F THE WOllK.
'beKiin Jnly
KT>«I eii.rify
...i,i-nt.
NItV U. IlillK, V
.)A\(Krt >V. iI.kK
Northern
«b 0M«allj: w hlsh
Money to Loan
ON
0B8IRABLB REAL ESTATE.
OBTClAnR* PBOBPTLTC.ISHKO.
Prinelpala only Dralt with.
WM. *1>CXA1U, Jr„ a Co., No. i PiB« siiaat.
:
:
OFFICE OF THE
ATLANTI
OFFICE OF THE
GREAT
N«w
176 BBOADWAT,
N«w YoiK, January 12, 1811.
prTHS FOLLOWING STATEMENT OF THE
Co.
Topi, January
January, 1870, to
January,
i
81st
IBW
26, 1371.
^5,270,690 09
December, 18W..
marked
Policies not
off
2,155,7i3 01
1*70
$7,426,113 73
No RIaka bave been taken upon Time
or upon Unlla of Vessels.
off as Earned, during the
period as above
$506,'^ 79
Paid for Losses and Expenses, less Savings,
theeime
&c., during
period
S45A'>5 70
Return Piemiums
In
-—
Assets
00
$766.9?0 73
175,133 84
Premiums
$5,392,738 55
1819.
losses paid during the same
56,000 00
Reinsurance and other Clainis due
the company, estlmatad at
18,575 33
Total AsseU
$2,263,590 3»
|«rlod
SIX
:$l,0l6,i00 40
PER CENT INTEREST
on the outstanding
Certlllcates of rroflls will be paid to the holders
thereof, or their legal representatives, on and after
TOK.SDAY. the 7lh d .y of Kebruary.
Returns of Premiums
$1,063,263 57
FIFTY PEH CENT OH- fHB OU STANDING CBRTIH(JATKSOK IHKCOMl'ANr.OF THE ISSUE OK
1
The Company has the following
United
States
Stock, City,
and State of
Assets, viz.:
$8,843,710 00
other Stocks
Bank and
Loans secured by Stocks, and otJierwise.
Real Estate and Bonds and Mortgages
3.377,350 00
.
217,500 00
due
Interest and sundry notes and claims
339,352 03
the Company,
Premium Notes and BUls Receivable
Cash in Bank
be redeemed and paid In cash to tlic. holders
thereof, or their leKal representatives, on and after
TUESDAY, the 7ih iliiy ol February, from which date
Interest on the portion redeemed will cease. The
Certincates to be produced at the time of payment
and cancelled to the extent paid.
1^66, will
New York
estimated at
«^.915
A Dividend In bcrii.t of 1 WKNTY PER CENT, Is
declared on the net amount of Earned Premiums for
the year ending December Slst. 1^70, for which CertlScutcs will be issued on ftud alter TUESDAY, the
4th dav of April next
By order of the Board.
TRViiTEBS
Wm. T. Blod«ett
H.C.Southwlck,
Wm. liegeman,
A. C, Richards,
e. D. H OlUesple,
James R. Taylor.
Adam T. Bruce,
Albert B. Strange,
A. Augustus Low,
Moses A. Uoppock.
B. W.BuIl,
Horace B. Clafllu,
the outstanding certificates
Bix per cent Interest on
of profits win be paid to the holders thereot, or their
legal representatives, on and after Tuesday, the
of
of February next, from which
will cease.
The
certificates to be
which were issued
such payment ol
produced at the
Upon
certificates
and redemption
interest
will
be
In
(014.
MUes.
-iO p.m.
6.55 a.m.
" 12.55 p.m.
"
6.00 a.m.
" 1J4 p.m.
" 5Ji5 p.m.
• 8.0O p.m.
Ar. 6.1)0 a.m.
Lv. 9.00 a.m.
•'
11.52 a.m.
Ar. 2.55 p.m.
Lv.11.45 pjn.
Ar. 3.35 a.m.
" 1.40 p.m.
Lv. 9
...
...
228
..
ffi4
...610
KNOXVILLE
... 74U
823
•CLEVELAND
tCllATTANOOGA ... 850
NASHVILLE
1001
106«
tCOKlNTH
{GRAND JUNCT1ON1107
...1159
MEUfHIS
...13l9
••Jackson
ATLANTA
... 952
...1055
MONTGOMERY... ...1127
"
...13,52
'•
NEW ORLEANS.. ...1602
Ar
6.19
9.00
.
"
8.00
a.m.
p.m.
lii.45
p.m
7.28
11 15
6.27
4.45
p.m.
a.m.
a.m.
a.m,
p.m.
p.m.
p.m.
p.m.
p.m.
p.m.
a.m.
a.m.
p.m.
a.m.
COO
5.44
3.30
12.15
4.37
7.25
7.55
5.45
,*
p.m
5J0
8.00 a.m.
" 10.10 a.m.
7.00
Change cars for Atlanta, Macon, Montgomery.
Selma, west Point, Eufaula, Mobile, Savannah, and
•
Intermediate pomiB.
No
t Change cars for Nashville and New Orleans.
change from this point to New Orleans.
1 Change c.irs for Mobile, via M. & O. It. R.— All Hall.
i Change cars for Memphis.
•• Change cara lor Vickwburg.
J. R.
YATES,
General Eastern Passenger Agent.
id.
Stephen C. southmayd
Earle,
JOHN K. MYEUS. President,
WILLIAM LECONEY, Vice-President
THOUAS BALE,
To
COMPANY 8
THROUOH LINE
California & China,
AND JAPAN.
Qilk'
First Class
Steerage
Secretary.
Fire Insurance Ag;ency,
No. 63 WALI. STREET,
NEW YORK.
SAN FRANCISCO,
... $125
.-.---
to
$160
$6U
According to location of berth
These rates include berths, board, and all necessariea for the trip.
CHANGE OF SAILING DAYS.
Steamersot the above line leave PIEKNo.42 NORTH
RIVER, loot of Canal Street, at 12 o'clock, noon.
15tb and 30tb of Each Montb
iEtna Insurance Comp'y, On
on Sunday, then the day
except when those days
HARTFORD, CONN.
previous.
One hundred pounds baggage free to each adult
fall
A dividend of THIRTr-FIVS Per Cent is declared
on the net earned premiums ol the Company, for the
year ending
will
Alex,
red scrip) for gold premiums,
(in
New
Richmond,
THROUGH FARES—NEW YORK
William A. Hall,
Francis Moran,
Theo. tv. Morris,
date all interest there-
time of payment and cancelled.
for
GO'a BOOTH. eo 'G NOBTU,
Time.
Time.
STATIONS.
NEW YORK
£mll Helnemau,
Jehlal Read,
John R. Waller.
Richards,
A. S. Barnes,
Egbert Starr.
A. Wesson.
Inhn A. Bartow.
Oliver K. King,
certificates ol the Issue of 1867 will
be redeemed and paid to the holdeni tuereol. or their
legal representatlveB,on and after Tuesday ,the Seventh
on
W. M.
February next.
The outstanding
MAIL ROUTE TRAIN,
EIJiN
Orleans, Mobile, Memphis, Chattanooga, NaehvlUa
Atlanta, Macon, and intermediate points.
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP
t
William Leconey,
John K.Myers.
$14,183.983 43
C. E. MUnor,
Martin Bates,
Seventh
RICHMOND, and Points on the Coast
P.M. from foct of Cortlaudt street, via Niw
Line, by UREAT SOUTH
95
8i».'^ <°
XoUlKnonntot Assets
9.'-.'0
»Vork and PhlladelDhla
GOUDONSVILLE.
BRISTOL
3iJ
advance of
tiuhscrlption Notes in
Off Irom Ist Jannary,
At
lor
WASHINGTON....
$76,532 35
ed States and other Stocks.... 417.918
Loans on Stocks Drawing Interest. iVi 510
Premium Notes & Bills Receivable
J«0, to Slst December,
und Expenses
Bank
ictTC Neiv York
At a.iO A.M.
42.670 02
follonrlns
IJnl
with Marine Risks.
Fremloms marked
Total amount of Marine Premiums
$991,761 71
This Company has issued no Pollciea, except on Cargo
and Freight for the Voyage.
Cash
nor upon Fire Risks disconnected
Risks
481,840 67
The Company has tbe
upon LUe
Policies have been Issued
KIOBLI.E-AL.I. RAII..
M
$106,924
Premiums received from January
1 to December 31, 1870. iucloslve
Premiums marked
Ut
Total amount of Marine Premiums
NEUr ORLBANS, HIEnPIIIS, ANE
of the Company la publiahed In conformity
with the requirements ol Section 12 of its charter
Outstanding Premiums. January 1,
on tlK Stst December, 1870
Premiums received on Marine Risks, Irom
Premiums o
BUlLDINQ,
a^rs
The Trustees, In conformity t o the Charter ot tlie
Company, submit the following statement of Its affairs
1871.
Mutual Insurance Southern Mail Route
COMPANY.
HOWARD
Insurance
Mutual
3,
Transportation.
Pacific
C
[June
Insurance.
Insurance
Ho
:
tiiE CHRONICLE.
102
1st
:
Slst
December, 1870,
for
which
certlllcates
be Issued on and after Tuesday, the Fourth
INCORPORATED 1819.
$3,0OO,O«O 00
Casb Capital
»5,498,7aa 06
Net Assets
ol
April next.
By order of the Board,
J.
H.
CHAPmAN, Secretary.
FIRE
Sc
Springfield
MARINE INSURANCE
INCORPORATED
Net Assets
TRDSTEESi
D. Jones,
Charles Dennis,
'
C. PlckersgllU
Iiewla Curtis,
Charles H. Russell,
I,owell Holbrook,
R. Warren Weston,
noyal Phelps,
OF PROVIDENCE,
R.
Caleb BarstoWi
A.P.
Sheppard Qaudy,
Plllot,
WUUam E. Dodge,
David Lane,
James Bryce,
Daniel S. MlUer
Francis Skiddy.
Charles P. Buroett
Robt. C. Fergusson,
William B, Bunker,
Wm. Sturgls,
Samuel L.Mitchlll.
James Q. DeForeat,
Daimlt Perkiss,
Robert L. 6tuart.
Alexander V. Blake.
Henry E. Bogert,
J,
D.JONES, President.
CHARLES DENNIS, Vlce-Preit.
W.H
4.a.
B.
MOORE.
2d Vlco-Pra'at.
iUiWlMS%*»
OF PROVIDENCE,
R.
ORGANIZED
as follows
^_^^-
P.M.
P.M.
Capt. T. F Freeman.Jnna -il. at 3 P.M.
at
P.M.
Williams
Juue.28,
2
WlsCO.-.»IN, Capt.
Cabin passage, $80 gold.
Broadway)
$30 curSteerage passage, (OlHce No. 29
rency.
For freight or cabin passage apply to
COLOKAUO,
I.
AUEXANDER,
at 3 P.Sl
7 at 9^A.M.
S,
.luneU,at s
lliAHO.C-MitaIn Price
MANHATTAN, Captain Forsyth. ..JUU017, at 3
183 1.
t?2*t'229
51
$370,684 ?9
WILLIAMS SsGUION, No. BWall-st.
Agent.
Abintb
M. WBTTH.
J.
screw steamshipa from
PIER No. 46 NORTH RIVER, EVERY WEDNESDAY
June
Capt. Guard
MlNNt'Si'TTA,CapT. W.PreenianJune
American
,
Liverpool,
(Vis Qneenstonrn,)
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES MAILS.
NFBRAPKA.
INSURANCE COMPANY,
Casb Capital
Net Assets
JAS, A.
For
class full-power Iron
9.
$200,000 00
$415,148 51
Casb Capital
Net Assets
M. Weith &
Late
DEALERS
IN
J.
M. Welth
&
Arents,
Co.,
SOUTHERN
AI^D IHIS-
CEIiLANKOUS SliCCRITIES,
No.
Vlcs-Prest.
Agent.
THE LIVERPOOL AND GREAT WESTKKN
STEAM COMPANY will dispatch one of their first-
I.
179
Gordon W. Burnham,
Frederick Chaunoey,
R. L. Taylor,
Oeo. 3. Stephenson,
WlUlam H. Webb,
\.
^__^
ORGANIZED
BenJ. Babcocki,'
Hobt. B. Mlntum,
RXRY,
9.
INSURANCE COMPANY,
B.J. Rowland.
Wm
184
$500,000 00
$886;i70 59
Providence Washington
Joseph Oalllaid, Jr.
C. A. Hand,
James Low,
W. H.H.Moore.
Henry Colt,
F. R.
CO.,
SPRINGFIELD, MASS.
Casb Capital
J.
Medicine and attendance free.
Departure ol 15th touches at KINGSTON, Ja.
Steamer will leave San Francisco 1st every montb for
China and Japan.
For freight or passage tickets, and all further inlormailou, Hpply at tlie Company's ticket office on the
wharf, foot «f Canal st.
9
NEW
lioans Nesotlatedj
STREET.
MuSCOGEfi
MANUFACTURINO COMPANY,
COLUMBUS, GA.,
MiNtTFACTUBBHS OF
Sbeetlnss, DrlUines, Yarns, Rope,&c.
W. A. SWIFT, Seo. & Tr
G. P. 8WIFT, Pres't,
,
H
June
M ualaril aeed , Trisala.
a...
Naigalls, blaa, Aleppo'
PRICES CIJRRENT.
on
Amortratiyallow ...V B
dS • M
BKKAUiiTLrrFtt-8««>p«altt rtporl.
^American. So.
I?" •••
....
i'vtK*
4
4 20
4 79
VII
Crutuiu
UIITTKK
II OUi# 14 a>
AND CHKIC8C—
Driuw
Wutarn.fklr
1»
19
..
«»
11
a
dalrluu, ctitiiuon ...
to prims
ft
iHli
*»
t^erin
^iwrm, patsat
Mearlc
S
*
Koieudalg .M
Cotton, No.
^
^
a
.
.
.
COCOA—
Caracaa
lift
It
....a
Maracalbo ^old ID bttiid) 'H fg. SO
Guayaquil do
do
11H>^ 1^
0OFPKK.-ii«eipeclal report.
Daw
* »
Bolu
Bra7.1ersV>ld
a
H «
i^
19 %
90
....
....
...
."^2
JIleatbluK. &c., old
uiutai^ew
Uolu, yeUuw metal
fellow metal ualU
fitu-atbiiiu, yei.
'£i
24
22
*
dry
ax.
small alze)
par lb
18
Txrred Maalila
Blaal Rope, all slzea
Buaala Boit Kope
Ult
"
light..
lat regular, qaartl,
do auperfloe
V
gto.
lat reKular, plots
Mineral
Pblal
Alcobol
Aloes.Cape
W»
Aloea.BocotrlDe
7
•
«
1%
15
a
a
....
at
a3I
i\<t
S.^a
1(
!»
tU
....
ft
—
..
...
»Ha
I'Ha
a 90
41(a
M a 954H
tilnaeng, Wea^ero
a 70
txinaeog, Southern
a
tlum Arabic, Dicked
a
IV a
bum Arabic, soru
'*i\
4U a
eumbeniolu
Uuni kowrle
II a
15
lu
eumgedda
gold
Uumdaouur
U9Ha
14
a
(fum myrrit, Kaat UdU.. 42 a 4<
42 a
U am myrrh, Turkey
45
UamScnagal
a 93
Uum tragacanth, sorts.. 25 a 3S
Gum txagacaotb, w.
Jakey
gold « a 80
Hyd. potaah, Fr. and
gold 9 80 a 3 90
':ag
Iodine, reaabllmed
a990
Ipecacoaoha, Brazil
a 1 27)i
gold 4U a
....
/alap,
.acdye
a 30
paala, Cahtbrla.
46
90
ft.
tiamboge
tfS
'-'.>
<i*<
L.corfca
Licorice pasta, Sicily .. .
ijcorlce paste, 8b., solid
Licorice paate,(jrreek...
Madder J>alch„„.^gold
gaddar, Fr. EXr.fT •
4aana, larKa take
(anna, small flaka
toturd s^ad, Cal
42^a
a 99
93 •
31 a
....
U a 19
12
II S
\m a...
it # 95
M
24
»Ka
.
••
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...V box.
24a
20a
91
^
8 90a
•'
9
....
....
nS
5<sa
1
ft
Nortb Ulver,
cauls'tra.flft
V
In bales
95a
HEMP-
goldJW) Qua
V »
"
lOi^a
i%&
Sisal
Tampleo
7
Jute
gold
a
ssa
Dry Hides—
Buenos Ayres..V» gold
"
Montevideo
Rio Grande
13
24
24
a
a
a
iX
....a
Calirorola
••
22hS
23
23
19
21
21H
*
"
"
VeraCrnz
Tampleo
"
"
PortoCaballo
Maracalbo
Bogota
"
•
•
Truxlllo
Klo llacha
"
"
"
"
Cnracoa
PortauPUtt
Bahla
Texas
cur.
Westam
"
gold.
Marauham
Pemaiubuco
"
'*
Matamorss
BsTsnllla
"
Bahla
••
"
Chill
#
13 a
11 a
....a
n
i
Wet Salted Btdss-
*
Caiirornia
II
"
Para
9
cur.
* cow
UpiMr Leather Stock—
II
3IK
19
...
KA.ARlogr.klpliftgld 38Ha
MInas
20
Sierra Leone
(I
Gambia and
29
Blasan.
"
Zanzibar
India
19
Stock—
Calout.sU.eow VBgold
Calcutu. deadgrsan
Calcutu, buffalo. ... V ft
ManUlaikBaLbug..**
HONKY-
Cuba(dutyp'd)coldVgsU.I
UOPS-
Bavarian
avsria
(aew crop)
BOBliaQXiBloeraiida
Qg.iaartBiii
11
....a
19
ai
a
a a
3
a
•.>i
CropoCTOU'daprlms)**
18(9
do uas
19
a
a
a
a
a
a
a
*C.
8
...
...
*
100
•4
a
Boraaahoe, rd(8d.)..*
Copper
Yellow metal
78
Tar, Washington. .« bbl.
Tar, WUmlugtou
2 70
3 00
I
<
1
Red
as
so
PAINTS-
3>
Vft
Utharga,
Laad, r«4,
a
a
....
1 18
17
19
....
17
>9
Chroma,
a, yaUou
9
lu
8
ft
1
us
to
'A
75
«> Iod.94 UO
cninaelVr
Chalk
» ft ...
Chalk,Block
* ton
Barytas, Amarloau.* ft.
2
.--
FETiiULSIJM-
19H
Cmda.SOasBgiaT.Vgall.
Crude, 40a47 gray. (s.ord
19
IIM
Baflaad Bi'd
ordai)
....
H
whiu (sk'ag
Ratead >nme,
wkiu,
19
..
9
1
9
2S
9
asuo
«.Ha,g
....
VenaL red CN. C) V cwt.
riambago
....
21
a
t
a
a
a
a
7
.
VemlllloD, Amei .com.
99
99
99
::::
.;
3
•
.
Vermlllloii irleata
....
....
!J''
1
VennUnoti,Chma...v
luv
$1
•Ma
Bpanlab bro.,ary.l< 10i>a
Spas, bron tr'd II o 1. V ft
ParU whIt«,En« » uuiba.
I
f
S
I
J
19
5
s
....a7 Ou
(OOasW
s.
W.
H apt^a, rein.,
i
l
*
Basldaam
loUl
» 79graT.
Vbhl
(lob.
fhOVlSlONliraik, BMS * bbliatw)
,
aadclly. .V
TEA8-8ee apaclal report.
a^w
a
a
m
#
a
isii'S
9
ft
a
9K
TINBanca
V
•.gold
••
••
si"'
.
.T.^TT
:..:..
port.
Lisbon
Madeira
Bed, Span. 4k Sicily...
Maiseflles Madeira...
Sicily,
Marseilles port
Malaga, dry
Malaga, sweat
I
1
gold
"
"
s
]
••
••
*
i
..
ac
icaak
V
doi.
"
iTsasH
American, Saxony Fleece V» S7 a'
American. Full blood Merino S3 al
American Comblr.g
88
Eztra,Pulled
«]
Short Extra, Pulled.
.. T,
Superfloe Pulled
al
S
S
Mo
l.Pnlied
California. Spring
Floe, unwashed
Fins,
Bowashsd
9(
K
n
laxaa, medium
lezas, coarse.
Texas, Burry
Texas, Weslera
Smyvoa, uBwaafead
bmyrna, washed
Doutkol, wsshsd...
UoBskol, anwaakaa.
ZINC-
•»
Sheet.
ntKlGHTS— ^-arua
ToLiTsarooL:s.d.
noar....*bbl
H. goods. •ton
007...... .. •
C^bAb.^bu.
WbMt..K*b.
Baef.... f ee.
Pott,., abl.
To lUTna
..•UM
K
S
Medliuo
Suatk Am. Marino, nawaaliad
Bouih Am.Mestlss, unwsshsd 98
booth Am. Cordova, washed. 98
cape Good Bupa, nawaahad.
—
Texas, Ann
Tallow
9(
(
&X
ai
;"
Z]
89 al
Burry
(q 21
Caiuornla, » all CUP and I'smba
Cotton.
9n
CUp-
Medium
Common, unwashed
:
—
s. d.
Kf
S28
Cotton.. ...«ft
s s
(sbiig order)
BeOned
19
Amerlcao, prime, conotry
WOOl^
::.l
Uad,whlte,Am.,lnoa.
Lead, white, Auwr-dry.
Zinc, white, dry, no.l.
Zmc, white Jio. I, in oil.
Zinc, white, French, drr
Zinc, wh.. French. In on
Ochre, yel.,FreBcn. dry
Ochre, ••groutiil, lu cfl
report.
TALLOW—
Clarel
Claret
a7
~
UU
.a42
oil
SITGAR— See spaelal
Burgundy
ixa
IS
Amarlcao blister
American cast
Tool.
**
American spring
American machloery **
Amarlcao OannaB..
Sherry
(
^ 75
1
Eiixllsh blister
English oiacblnary
KBgllsh German
Port..
i
bags
ft
8
8t«
t« 3l^5
Ji te
I. C. coke
719 as Oi
Tame coka
( UizZi 11 v
Terne charcoal. 7 79^A M
TOBACCO-Sea special report.
WUfESMadelra
• gau. I
«U) as
thin, obl'g. In
9
Plates,
Plates,
Plates,
N0.2
5 SQ
*-Xiii
English, east
English, spring
PjsUs.cliar. l.C..»box
pale
v»
**
per CI)
Whlsksy...rr......
EnglUh
<
98
NAVAL BTOHES-
"
(98
Stralu
I
V
1*
88
ft
BtralU
90
Neats foots, lubrlcatlDg, 129
13
1<
a UH
a 10
a
i\<t
.
.
Palm
.» ft ...
Linseed
* gaU. ...
Cotton Seed Crude
49
"
••
yellow
59 S::::
Whale, crndeMonberD..
59
Whale, bleached winter.
« § :;:;
Bperm, crude
1 27
a
Sperm, winter bleached 1 4iHai 45
Lard oil, prima winter.
•0 a K
17
....
do
do
Oil ve,M»rs'es,qts1> case
Buenoa Ayrea..Vftgold. I2va Vi%
"
Klo Grande
i2)aa U%
City slaughter 01
do
do
Olive, In casks. ...«i gall.
3JH
13
Ha S3 W
90 ~
iilai.ka 38
Hemlock bo'rda and plank 94
27 00
Extra heavy pipe atavea.
Heavy
do
do ........TWO*
Light
do
do
1(000
Extra heavy hbd
do
moo
Heavy
do
oo
190(0
Light
do
do
ILOM
Extra heavy bbl. do
UOOO
Heavy
do
no
100 00
Light
-IghL
do
do
_.
West,
OIL.S-
...
...a
and
Jaiii.,
^ 00
% UU STEKI^
uu
Oua
39U0a
....
....
12
...a
12Ha
"
Island..
Neworlaaas
l-lneh
do
Siiruee boards
••
rands "
1th proof. "
t.
,.
AlooBol
Citythln,obl.,lnbbls.1iton.4'.
"
"
lubagt
icxa 17K
Dry Salted Hides—
tiaraoalbo
a
a
^ a
20. a
13 a
16 a
31 a
... a
IS a
12 a
17Ha
15 a
19 a
«
w
«old
"
St. Croix, Sd proof. ..
Gin. different branda .
Voiarjdtc Uauort -Cask.
w
axtrapale
3S
Orinoco
Maumoras
lOa
SOa
|94 JOa
23 00a
2( l/Oa 39
7U
OAKim
OIL CAKK-
tiX
24k
**
San Josa
Rum
I
1
Claarplue
MOoa l«
Cherry boarda and planks 74 Oba 79 00
Oak and asli
UU
S9 00a
Maple and birch
94 00a iO UO
Blaikwalnut
inWaiWJO
X'incn sycamore
4| OOa 90 JU
"
t%
'
".'.'.'.
n hlle pme box boards...
White pine mer. box b'ds
"
9
'
i>
18
Pitch, city
Spirits turpentine. V gall.
48Xa 49H
Roslo, commnioo to good
strained, « 280 ft
2(8 a2
••
No.l
9 00 29
...
•
I
••
Clinch
Wri
9
7
Co..
' A
„*co
I-:-
Cnt,4d.a<ad
BI0E3-
Ba..'t
UsaaessT
(Kard. Ifopny
light....
MOLASSES— See special rspott.
NAILS-
105
"•"»•'""
;;
poor
Rum
100
ftrorshlpplng
Sandwich
K
.
Molasses shooks, loci, head'g..
2ea ....
28a 1U>
is
.
.
a ..
9
Sporting, in
19
good damaged
**
"
Bogar
V2SBkeg
Italian
.
...
3'i
0Ua2< UO
inS ....
Bay
HanUa
.
...
ox.
24
lb
shore
49
9d
21
a 72
a
Caotbarldea
lUO ft....
20 a
Curb, ammonia. In bulk
a 17
4 Vl a
Cardamoms, Malabar
Castoroll
^i a
^S
JU a
Chamomile flowers, V
^
Chlorate potash
gold
a 42
jauatlc soda
4 75 a 4 bU
l^arraway seed
a ...•
8H
';oriauder seed
9 a
69 a
Cochineal, UoDdur..Kold
97
Cochineal, Mexican. "
....a W
Copperas, Amerlcao
isa .•.
Cream tartar, pr .gold
a 3UH
Cubeba, liaat India
a
Cutch
4Ka *\
Kpaom aalts
a 9
Extract logwood
...
I'l
sua 4 UU
uia SSI
American dressed. .V tonXS OOa'JSS 00
American undressed
ITS OOaias 00
Buaala, clean
Ml ooa ....
20
1
suoa too
9
•
bbl.
bbl.
....
....
80
IJKut 4 30
a
Qnlnt.
rllfe
....9
8
Camphor, refined
V
gold.V
Keg
8*
*9.7
B spaelal raport.
HO
V
V
Shipping
«(
.
/lowera, benxoln..
BlastlDg(B)....
HAV-
,
reuuellaeed
Herring, acaled
l^H
a
a
Balsam cuplTl
r:n»
K %
BaUamtolu
iaIaamPera
3 W a
:iarkpeuyo
....a
36 a
Berrlea, Ferslaa... gold
Bicarb. soda, N'castle" 4 2S
«i
2,
27 s
28
4
1,
1,
Mackerel.No.
Uiaa
Aaaarcttlda.
cbro.potaab
BleacbloK powder
Borax, reOned
Brlmstone.cru Vtongld
BrUustuDe, Am. roll »>
Brimstone, tlorauipbur.
Camphor,
crude
(in
gold
bona)
Pickled scale
Pickled cod..
Mackerel, No.
Mackerel, No.
23
7^9
Bi
..
.
V »8
1
middla
Bontlieru plue
V
Dry cod
Meal
Deer
8U
.
Fisn-
Mm
Annato, good to prima
Antimony, reg. of.. .gold
AritolH, crude
Irgoia, reilned
gold
Irseuic, powdered.
cur. 29 UOa
report under cotton.
SO
iva
9.
No
4<**s**ti«
Ma M M LIMK—
Itockland, common. V bbl.
....
Kocklaod, heavy
23 M
a 90
LUMBKK. STAVES, *0-
19
FKiriTS—See
83K
tsatlca J(o. 1, 3, (J •
TsaUaa,ra'rcalad.
Tayaaams
...
cur. s: SCa
gold...
GUNPOWDKB—
I
45
Vlum
.lautalca
light
Orinoco, heavy
WW
WW
Norlh River
* ft 14 a IS
special report.
QKUCKKIKS—bee special report.
QUNNY BAGS « CLOTH.-See special
9 70
ai DU
9 W
a 70
M » 99
48
9U
44
90
COTTON— See special report.
0HUUS AMU DYKS-
"... a
a
LImawood
Barwood
Sapanwood
Qa
~3ataa,tor^.»M0««oM
OalUOmla. heavy.
middla
gold, V ton. 100
Fustic, Cuba. •
....
Fuatlc, Tampleo
gold ..
21 uo
**
Fuatlc, Jamaica
....
Fuatlc, SavaaUla....- '
....a
*
Fuatlc, Maracalbo. .
...a
Logwood, Laguoa... " 90
32 uo
Logwood, Honduras " 29 UOa 2( uu
Logwood, Tabasco... " 90 una
_
Logwood, St. Doiuln.gold 18 SOa 19 OO
Wa
|
Hi.y.»
at. IB
•ad, Cal. (bag«
light...
a
fori Igo...
spEEr.ii'ti"'*"
middle.
FLAX-
isIS
UOHK3—
Hemp,
Llase^d Amar'a
'a
rewft
'• t9
-'^ f'
Haineen
9 (Ih
Canton, re'rM,>lol to sxdb* I9M
middle
**
rough alanghtrr
I'k.B. A.,AC.,heavy
Uerrlng.No.l
21
Uns'd «
middla....
019
...
tt
...
crop. heavy
9S
«IIH
tt
14
a
i»»
light
*
99
Camwood
Logwood,
Timothy
a.
Oak.slaughlar, hssTT.....-1^4*5-
a
a
8Ka
1
•
....
Ciotar
>«
u a* w
...
(
....nst.HTS
.
19
LKATIIKK-
92Ha
•
94
"
....
3 uua a f u
Mac'rel, No. 3, Mass., large. 9
9 =*)
Mackerel, shore. No. 2
9 5UU1U 25
Mac'rel, No. 3, Mass., ued, 7 sua 8 OU
Mackerel,No. 1, Hallrax... 20 000 ....
Salmon, pickled, No. 1
24 ain^ 00
Salmon, pickled
V tee. au UUa.ti 00
llerrlng
V bb'.. 4 UOa 8 M)
21!iA
Intfot
MaalUa (larve and
Uambier
Vft.
..goM
...|oM.( IJxa*
" • rixa*
....
SerSsa'.'.'.".'.
«>
gold
„
Tapioca
K«>flii«d,
UtADBsr
Pipe and sbest
at
...»8
.AsmoB-s.g-d
SA™*Bt^
part..
Auericau
Ualla,
.-
I
1>VK WtXlUS-
—
American
'»
a W
tteuiia, Ali'iaiidrla
U a >
Beniia, Kaat India
a 1'
BhellLac
10 2
98
Soda ash 18V p. c.) gold. 2 73 i 9 00
"
Bogar lead, w'a ....
31 sa
•"
Sulphalu morphine, ox 9 Ml a
'
Tartaric acid (chryatat)
JU
Itavens, light .... .* pce.19 00
Kaveiis, heavy...
.17 00
Bc,o(ch,trck,'No, 'iiijii
•4
IS
Newcaatlairaa, 9,310 m .... SUOa....
Liverpool vaa cauQfll
11 IIU9
Liverpool iiouatioaauel
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THE CHRONICLE.
704
Cotton and Southern Cards.
Rignev
Reese,
Anthoitt
Established
Sktdhk.
8.
EnWAKDN Sntdkk.
William B. Mobiwood.
MONTGOMERY, ALA.,
(
U.
OTTON BVTINe,
Bonded Warehouse
S.
GonnissioN ihbrchants.
&
Snyder, Son
Collections
a36
ic
SOUTH
337
ON ALL ACCESSIBLE POINTS IN
SOUTH CAROI.INA,
Maitemid promptly remitted
bauge by
for. In
Co.,
NEW YORK.
ST,
66 State Street, Boston^
A ENTS FOR
or CHINA AND
PlUCE WILLIAMS, Fres-t. Board
Arnold,
onmiissioN jubrohant,
GENERAL
AND
H.
&
Castluuk,
A CO.,
R[«>
Represented
Wrlgbt,
Castleman,
QoT«rnmeut BecariUes. Qol4. Stocks, &c. Uoodd
every descriptioa, bought uid sold ou commiutoQ.
9t
OFFICE AND WAREHOUSES:
& Sons,
FOR EXPORT AND DOMESTIC
152
&
Brothers,
NORFOLK, VIRGINIA,
Ac, on Commission.
John C. Graham
SELKIA,
&
99
John
D wight &
PHILA.,
80 State street.
street.
20S So. 4th street
CAST STEEL RAILS,
CAST STEEL TYRES,
Cast Steel Frogs, and all other Steel Material for
Rail* ay Use.
LONDON:
IN
NAYLOR, BENXUN & CO
34 Old Broad Street,
to orders for
Railroad Iron,
Co.,
as well as Old Rails, Scrap Iron and Metals.
SII.ERATCS.
SUPER CARB. SODA,
dcC,
II Old Slip, INew York.
!<;•.
OHAUNOaY TIBBABD.
ALKX.
HMSRSOK FOOTB,
The Liverpool&" Lon-
.jteel
FIBKI
Rails,
Iron Rails,
don dx
AffetsGoldS^^ yooo.ooo
Globe Ins. Co.
P.
Vibbard, Foote & Co.,
40 BROADWAY, NEW^ YORK.
Insuiance.
Old
.
Rails,
AND
RAILWAY EaUIPMENTS.
^
Co., AJfetsinihe
ALABAMA,
CO.,
BOSTON,
who give special attention
taxes, collecting rents, etc.
Grain,
NEW YORK,
HOUSE
USE.
FRONT STREET, NEW YORK
John
For the States ol LOUISIANA. TEXAS, MISSIS
BIPPI, ALAIIAMA. &c.
te Si. GHa.KLES bT., new ORLEANS, LA.
Prompt attention given to buying, selling and Isas
lug of plantations and other real estate, paying of
Reynolds
GOLD STREET, NEW YORK.
15
NAYLOR &
the United States by our House,
Bronm dc Co.,
No. W WALL STREET, NEW YORK
MANUFACTURERS OF
Freret,
REAI. ESTATE BROKERS,
AND UENERAI. £.AND ACENTS
Buy Cotton,
Works Castings and Street
Mains, Artesian Well Pipes and Tools,
Gas and Steam Fitters' Tools, &c.
Boiler Flues, Gas
&
Henry Lawrence
Co.,
Pascal Iron Works, Pblladelphla.
DB JANEIRO, BRAZIL.
in
&
al
Manufacturers of Wrought Iron Tubes, Lap Weldi
MANUFACTURERS OF CORDAGE
itock Brokers and Real E«t«te AKent»
COLUMBUS. GEO.
&
Railway Bonds and Negociate Loans to
Morris, Tasker
approved mer
of
MONl'GeUE.tr, ALA.
Davis
sell
Railways,
Co.,
COnilHISSION niERiOHANTS,
Ootton Factor,
W. N. Hawks.
ST.
IMPORTERS OF
chandlze.
S.
Hawks
Buy and
.lAPAN.
AdVADOM made on consignmentB
Wright
of Trade.
BAKNB8
Co.,
GENERAL RAILW^AY AGENTS ANA
MERCHANTS.
Koo'l Compftuies at lowest rates.
33 Nartb Water Street, mobile, Ala.
S.
&
ton England.
Supply all Railway Equipment and undertake
Railway buelnese generally.
Everett & Co.,
Dealers In Money, Excbange, Bonds, Notes, Stocks,
and Real Pstate of every Kind. Hpecial attention
given to safe an-) profltable investments.
D.
KXKHKDT. HIHBY H. BAKXS. JOBS
8. C.
BROKE K8.
in
J
S. Kennedy
« CEDAR 8T„ COR. OF WILLIAM
The Bowling Iron Company, Bradford England.
The West Cumberland Hematite Iron Co., Working:
Son AUGUSTINE HEARD
EXCHANGE AND REAL ESTATE
Insurance placc'l
8.
.
Of every description.
&
Price Williams
JOHB
Insorance at Loiv^eat Rates.
TEAS, MATTING, LIQUORS, and
BONDED GOODS
*, O. KA17FIIIAN,
Cbu-lwton,
1871.
Iron Ralls, Steel Ralls, Old Rails,
Ressemer Pig Iron, ^rrap,
Steel Trrea, boiler plates, Ac.
AGENTS FOR
Storage for
New Tork Ex-
BANKER AND BKO&^R,
3,
Iron and Railroad Materials
BlisoellaneouB.
Co.,
St
[June
U. States 3>oco,ooo. Gilead A. Smith & Co.,
BARTHOLOMEW HOUSE, BANK, LONDON
45 William St
AND
BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
NO.
FIRE INSURANCE.
Buyers of Cotton
For a CommlBiton.
68
H.
S.
FULKERSON,
COTTON BROKER,
CORNER MOLBERRY AND WASH INQTON
VICKSBVRG, miss.
8TS.
Refer to G. M. KLEIN, Cashier, Mississippi Valley
Bank, Vicicsburg.
Young
R. A.
COTTON
Sc
&
Bro.,
TOBACCO BROKERS,
W.
Burton,
niERCHANT,
COniHISSION
::::^
^ office w sYcamobe street,
I*«ler»'''\Kf.
WILLIAM
We
P.
WBIOHT.
OFFICE
193
Branch
Petersburg, Ta.
Jesse
North American
Fire Insurance Company
BROADWAY.
CASH CAPITAL
SURPLUS
.
.
li!795,337 93.
Insures Property against Loss or Damage by Fire at
usual rates.
Policies Inaned and Losses paid at the oiUce of the
Compsu] or at its various Agencies in the principal
he United State*^.
citle
K. W. BLEECKBR. President,
WYLLI8 kLACKSTONK, Vlce-Pres't,B
F. H « BTKR Secre'ju-y,
.
Va
J09SPH VXOMAN.
J.f%
'^1
Exchange on London and circular Notes
amounts to suit remitters or travelers.
ABTnUE Parkki
Bentlbt D, Haskll,
D. Hasell
B.
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
WRIGHT & CO.
- $8,000,000, Gold
CHIEF OFFICE IN THE U. S.
•sets -
Nob. 40
and 43 Pine Street, New York.
& Co
GENERAL RAILWAY 4GENT3,
And dealers In Rallivay Iron, Equip-
ment and
Supplies.
Special attention to negotiating Railway, State and
County
S17
securities.
BROADWAY
'
Entrancs on Thomaa Street
BALDW^IN LOCOMOTIVE WORKS*
M. Baird
The buaineit hereafter will be rondaeted bv the
same partners, under the firm of Wright & Yeoman
the circular will be continued under the old title.
Nenr
Bills Of
&
Co.,
PHILADELPHIA.
Imperial
St.
Iron.
New York and
LD.Oeueral Agent.
OF LONDON.
WriliiniAIH p.
ol
Orleans.
Have Removed
TO OUR NEW OFFICES,
95 and 97 Pearl St., and 60 Stone
Pons
tc
$500,000 00
395 337 93
Casli Capital and Surplus, July 1,1869,'
.
In
Offices,
1439 Broadivajr.
INCORPORATED 1833.
% Cooper Instttnte
Railroad
work accurately flueu to gauges and thorough!
InterchanseaMf. Plan, Slaterial, Workmanship
and Efficiency luliy Euaranteed.
CI1..S T. Parry,
Wm. P. Henzey'
M. Bslrd,
Geo. Burnham. Kdw. 11. Williams. Ed. Long^tretb.
All
ly
Finlsli
W^m. P. Converse
Se.
Co.,
M Pine St., New York, Agent)
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