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THE
fwtttJf^liTOicie
HUNT'S MERCHANTS' MAGAZINE,
REPRESENTING THE INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL INTERESTS OF THE UNITED STATES
VOL.
NEW
12.
A.dT«rtuainenta will be Inierted at
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la
10
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followlQg
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PUBHSHKBS,
n £ SI WUllam St., N r.
For terms ot 8ntmcrtpUon see
Sth page.
A,
^r
0KP0S1T8 received rom
cent per annam.
OiCKTincATBS OF OBP08IT Issued, bearing
Park Bank. Howes * Maoy, and Bpofford Tlleaton *
Co.. N. Y., id Nat. Bank, Boston, Pike Lepeyre * Bro.,
If. 0., Drexel * Co., Phila.
WU.LIS, Vice-Prwtjn
alpuonss lauvk. Cashier.
•...•
.1.
ill
acceaslble points In the
United States, Canada and Europe.
Dl',;jendB
and Coupons also collected, and allmost promptly
accounted for.
ORDERS promptly executed, for the purchase and
sale of Gold also. Government and other Securities, on commission.
INFOKHATlUN furnished, and purchases or exchangee of Securities made for Investors.
NBGUTIATIONS of lA>ans, and Foreign Exchange
;
&
SOUTTER
Co.,
Geo. Schmelder, K. 8. Willis, T. A. Gary, W. B.
Wall. K'b't. Mills, T. J. H. Anderson.
Special atteiitiun given to collections at all points
in tee State, and remlttancf s promptly made, without
any ohsrga except enstomary rates of exchange.
No. S3
Securities.
Interest allowed
9n Deposits subject to Sight Dratt
or Check.
Advances maae on approved securities.
Special facilities foi negotiating Commercial Paper./
Collect.' tnsboth InTind and foreign promptiymadc.
Foreign u>d Domaitlc l,oans Nscotlsted.
Charles G.
JoHNStN,
OOmiHISSION niERCHANT,
Lock Box
give special attention to collections on
all ae-
DIitSCTOKS: W. J. Hatchings, P. W. Gray .A. J.
Eniils, W. M. itlce, K. k. Cuah'ing,
BKJfJ. A. BuTTS. I*resldent.
Burke, Cor.
National Bank of Texas
GALVESTON,
accessible points.
tl. KOPPBKL. President.
J. J. H2N0LI&T. Vlce-Pres't,
F. NOTKB, Assistant Cashier.
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all
j^p
Kz. National Bank.
Nat. Bank.
^ Traders
BA8SKTTBANKKRS.
* BASSETT,
Brenham. Texas.
4c
Baasett. Attr's at
New
884.
R.
Current Accounts reoalvad on sncb tarms as stay b
agreed npon.
Chase
Orleans.
Smith
&
Sell
on Commlaalaa the Bonds of the lollow-
Government Securltiea. Stocks, Bonds and Ooltf
boiuht and sold on the moat liberal terms. Merchant^
Banker* and others allowed 4 per «<nt oa depoe.ta
The most liberal advances made on Cotton. Tobb»«ry
Ac, consigned to ourselves or to oar oor i ea p aso—
Messrs. K GIl.LIAV*C<>..LIvenio-l
KiRTON Cox,
HoB«ca Manuel,
)
VOaneral
Wv.U. HuTcnuisoM,)
special Partner.
Cox & Co.,
BANKERS A BROKERS,
Ken von
SI
WALL STREET.
KouNTZE Brothers,
14 Wall Mtreet.
R().\I>— 10 per cent.
I.EAVENWORTU. LAWRENCB AND OALVeSToN
RAILKOAD— 10 per cent.
FORT WATNE JACKSON AMD BASDIAW RAU^
ROAI>—< per earn.
made tbrooghuut the United 8Ulas,lh«
Provinces and Carop*.
Collections
Oovarnnanu
Saeurltlaa boogbt and soid.
Cubbedge
&
Hazlehurst,
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
MACON, OA.
Make CoUactlons, snd do a General "»»**-g aad
Brokerag* Boslnsss.
RXFIR lO RABT RTVBR NATIONAL BAXK.
A, D. Williams
4U
New York.
Deposits received from Banks and indtvldaals, ssb
act to check at slxht, and Interest allowed tharaoa al
Britlah
NKBItA;KA)—^percent.
asd ilold
^.^^.^
/ova PER CRNT per annum.
KANSAS CITV, ST. JOSEPH AND COUNCIL
BLl FFS RAILROAD—Sand 10 per oan'.
MI8«OUKI RIVKR, FORT SCOTT AND GULF RAIL-
iiands
BANKING HOI^MB OF
BURLINGTON AND MIi<80UIU RIVER RAILRl lAD
(IN IOWA)—8 per cent.
BLHlLtNGTON AND MISSOURI RITBR RAILROAD
&
New Tork.
Wall Street
Stocks and Bonds
A.SD SOLD ON COMMI88IOH.
A.DBNIS'N WILLIAMS.
J. P. WILUAM^
Msmbsr of tha
Member of the
Tork Btook Kx«bsase K. Tork atoskSzokaosa.
I
|
John Pondir,
Co.,
BOUGHT
IT,
D^irrsLDraw,
I'artners.
CHICAGO, BUKLINOTON AND QUINCT RAILKi>Ai> a!N1> its IIKaNCHKS— gpercent.
STOCK BROKERS,
GOBIIKISSION IHEBCHANTS,
WILSON, CALLAWAY & CO.,
and CoBsntlsslon nercliaataa
No. 44 BROAD STRirT. NSW TOI^K
IN
lug Railroads
Co.,
Co.,
Biuikers
Higginson,
BROKERS
BANKERS AND
BBTAjr, XXXA8,
&
Govenuaent Seenrftles, Stocks, state
and Railroad Bonds,
NO. e BROAD STREET,
(IN
&
R. T. Wilson
Rails.
Law,
Brenbam, Texas.
P.
Telenaphl: Transfers of Money to and from Losdon, Paris, San Francisco, Havana, a«.
Oovenunent Securities, Slocks,
booghi and sold on eommlssion.
Correspondents: Houston— rirst National lUnk ;
Galveston Ball,;HatchlnKs:* Co; New Urleaos—Pike,
Brother * Co.; New Tork— Dunran, Bherman * Co.
Sayles
;
BZCHANOE, COTTON, ETC.
Buy and
CBARLB8
Amer.
H
rorT.,.nnnrf>K»
N. T. Corraspondents,
Neiv Tork CltTi
United States, Canada and Wast Indies.
Particular attention given to Raoeirlng and For
warding
Texas,
jsslhle poltits.
made on
St..
CIRCULAR N0TB8 AND CIBCUL\R
Letter* or Credit available andpayable in all tha
PHINl'IPAL CITIBS OK THE WO iLU »lso in the
Will purchase
Capital. $3Tfi.OOO.
Collections
Nassan
11
ISSITB
WILLIAM BTRBBT. NEW TORK.
THB OITT BANK OF HOVSTON,
We
No.
& Co.,
kATB
^Dealers In Bills of Kxcbange, Governments, Bondtf
fttocks, Gold, Commercial Paper, and all Negotlabla
Blniii,
H(iUSTON,
Duncan, Sherman
dates.
CULLlBCTIONS made on
J. o.
Texas BanUnc and Insurance Co.
OAi-VESTON.
Casb rapltal,
$238,000
DIKECTOKS:
M. Brandon, J. C Wallls, F. R.
uulu,
Lobliock, M
K. 8. Jemlson, M. W. Balder, Laos
.
4J0(.
Foirs
per cent interest, p*yable on demand, or after
nxed
Box
Banks
BANKERS,
We have prompt and reliable correspondents at all
the principal pofnts tbronshoat this S'ate, and apon
all collecuons pavable la tnls City or Houston, make
no charge for collecting, and only actual charge npon
interior collections. Immediate and prompt attention
given to all baslneae entrasted tons. Refer to Nat.
X. BBAKDOK, Pres't.,
Indlvldnals, Firms,
dealers In
M BBuaDWAT.
Bankers and Corporations, subject to check at
and Interest allowed at the rate of Foitb per
Dealers Id ForelKn and Domestic Bzehange,
s. o. LAirvB. secretary.
And
GOVBRNIHENT SBOCRITIBS,
sight,
Co.,
GAl4irE8TON, Texas.
1.
BANKERS,
BTOOK AND GOLD BROKIBS.
P. O.
Bankers,
And
Dodge & Moore,
eflected.
Texas Bankers.
McMahan &
Co.,
NASSAU STREET,
(Oomer of OMu street.)
NO. is
AdrertltameiiU will hare a farorable plaoa whan
Hn pat In, but no nromtteofeontinaons insertion In
tke best place can De sWen, as all advertiser* mast
nave equal opportanltles.
T. H.
&
Geo. Opdyke
"
Inoo,
DANA
Banknrs and Brokern.
BANKING HOUSE OF
•
It the advertisement occaples one colamn or apwarda, a dlacount of 15 per cent oq tlieae rates will be
allowed.
Spaoe 1> meaaarsd la agate type, U Uoe* to the
B.
NO. 309
27. 1871.
Ws. A. Hrsnuss
OPDTkS
<tiosaB oroTKs,
G. FSAHOIS
:
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i«
t]l«
MAY
Bankers and Broken.
^btiertiscmcnts.
prlOM p«r Uae lor each lonrUoo
U ord«r«d
leu than 4 time*.
**
tiima or more
YORK.
BROKER,
In
GoTemnsent Bonds. Bs
tiold aad Stocks,
No.
44
SXCBAMOK PLACS.
Partlealar attsntlos glvas to th* sagotaaUos a<
ttallway and other CorporaU Loans.
Union aad Central raolM BoadI ss4
Otalty.
I
-
;
642
TfeEOHRONlOLE,
^'
ff
f-
Bankers and Brokers.
Raymond & Co., Wlliam
Bankers and Brokers,
BATinONB
Ute l>(JIiESTON,
Sc
Leonard, SheJdon&Foster
BANKERS,
\ £
SG
R I P;
corner
No.
Exchange on Paris and the initon Bank
sums to fttUt.
S.t.
:0
^ay Cooke,
liork,
ST.
!i5
DRAW
IN SiUMS
No.
« LOMBARD
Saxouy,
XO SUIT
the princlpil cities of Germany, Switzerland
fiaglanU, France, Swedeu, Norway, ILblland, Belgium, liuBsia, Italy, bpain, Ueumal'K, &c.
TO
>R'.'
EowARca,
li.'
And
BANKER ANB BROKER,
no.
38
Box
MONEY
OF
any business pertaining to an
to transact
American Banking; House In London^
JAY COOKE &
&
Lock. WOOD
Co.,
Bankers and Brokers,;
New York,
particular atteullon ti Ilio FUKcjH Ave A?il» SALE
OKGOVKRNMlSWT.oTATEAKDiiAlLuUAOSiiUL-:8 Wall Street,
Transact a G]iN«S\i. HANKiJio BvsraEss, and givb
KITIKS.
'^DeposUs received subject
to
check at
sight.
94
&
Dickinson,
Alex.
125
BROAD
NO. £9 WALI.
York.
Government Securities, Gold, Stock and Bonds
OOQght and sold on commission. Accounts received
aud inteiest allowed ou balances, which may be
'^he'iked lor at sight same as at cauk.
A. V, STOUT, President Kat. Shoe and Leather Bank
J.B. DICKINSON, late President Tentli Nat. Baok.
rl.iTT K. DICKINSON, Member of N. T. stock si d
tlold
c.
Dickinson, Member
oi n.
y. stock
KxchauKC.
a
WALL
SIRKET,
&
G. Chittick,
No. 35 IVAl^Ii STUEBT, NBW YORK,
Buys and
Sells,
on CommlBSlon,
DEPOSITS
MORTON, ROSE & CO'
LONDON.
New
York.
STOCKS,
etc.,
ADVANCES made upon approved
Securities,
COLLEGTIOKS made, and Loans Mesoliated.
Transacts a General Banking Business.
Loans Negotiated and Investments made on FavoraDle Terms. Orders tor Stocks aud Gold careiuUy
executed at fae Ilegular Boards. Prompt atieutlun
glvea to every braucb ol ibe business.
Win slow,
&
james
King,
ATTORN£ir$ AND COUNSELLORS.
&
Co.,
BANKERS,
37
Edwin
Lanier
PINE STREET,
NEW
TOKK.
Bppclal attention Elven to Voluntnry and Inv^lunthry Bankruptcy, and ui'rani^tmeuts between Credltom
Slid Debtors.
P. O. box 4,0(«.
No. 8 TVall Street,
&
Co.,
New York,
•tnesCiicalar Letters of Credit lor Travellers, and
Draw BUU on
Munroe
NO.
1
&
Co.,
RUB
8CRIBR, PARIS.
rayable in Gold or Eqalvalent.
Jos. C. Walcott.
Clark Walcott
David B. SIcklei'
&
Co.
80CTH UTRKKT, NEW YORK.
Issue Sight Drafts and -Exchangre payable In a
parts of Great Britain and Ireland.
Credits on W, TAPSCOTT & CO., Liverpool. Ad
Tanceimade on coMlfrnmentB. Orders for Gov
mentStocks, Bon<ls and Merchandize executed.
Tucker, Andrews
Sc
Co.
52 Wall Street,
JAS.
W. TPCKK*
Rue
Jk
CO',:
scribe, Paris
BANKERS
:
Lester M. Clark.
John Munroe
86
Receive the accounts ot Interior banks, bankers,
corporations and Merchants,
Agents for the sale ot City, County and <Ralli084l
Bonds, Issue Letters ol Credit for forel^ raveL
No. 202 Broadway.
&
Tapscott, Bros.
bought and
Sold on Commission.
Commercial Paper, Sterllug; BxcUansre,
Goverumcnt Securities, Scc,^ &;c.«
crevixs^
insU pairte ^Hbe world en
CO.!
received and Interest allowed at test
flOJJUS,
NOTKSv:
Also,
co:ni(i£ReiAi.
OOVKIiNMKNT and STATE SECURITIES, GOLH
BAlLlidAD
Co.,
TRAVELLKRS,
BANKERS,
No. 40 W^all Street,
&
Bliss
,
paid free «f Cotatnlssion) and letters o
Credit ftoi
an
YORK.
ALEXANDER SMITH
parts ol the world
CIROVLAH
Xiflsned'
Arallai>lft
WILLIAM
Co.,
isstrE
Parker,
NEW
all
Morton,
Btocksi Bonds and Gold Bought and Sold on Commission. Dealers In AraerU-an and J orclgn Gold and
Silver, Government Securities, &c. Collections made
In all parts of the Country.
blO
W.
Ana
&
BROKBRK,
ExchanKC
Howard
JOB
I
&
&
STREKT^
ISStIS
Lawrence,
6c
BANKERS
No.
CO.
Liverpool.
Comincrctal «itd Ti^Telers Credits
Samtkl Lawbenoe;
Wm. Pabksb,
Member of N. T. Stoct Kxcbangc aiid Gold Board.
Successors to Kellogg
Now
&
Gulon
Brawn Brothers
Governmtnt and Stale Bonds Rall>
road Stacks and Binds, and etbe
securltluH, uu ttunimlsslon.
of
STREETjl
Cor. Exchange Flace,
other Produce to Ourselves or Cor-
S. Fetrle Sc Co..
London.
BROADWAV.
Transact a General Bunking bust*
nos, Including the purchase and sale
Parker
BANKKBS;
AM & G
respondent*.'
Available In
Stout
and Gold
ADVANCES Made UPON CONSIGNMENTS OF
COTTON, and
Co.,
BANKKRB,
Cammann &
State
mIsoJOahle trancters.
Conntry Bankers can he supplied with BUIaof, Ex
change, in large or small anuiui.ts, on the ^prlndnal
cities ot Jturciie, also v lih 1 Ickets lor Passable from,
or to. Eiironi-.bv the GUION LIKK cl Mnll Steaniets
CO.
3,328.
."Qovirnment Secarltles, Stocks, Bonda Gold and
Hirer L'oln bought aud Sold.
Special atteullon glveu to Merchants orders for
New York
UION,
S
63 T^all Street, New Vork.
TRAVKLL'EHS and COMMERCIAL CREDITS
ISSUED, Rvalla>ile In all pane of K«rope.-&c. BILLS
OF EXCHANGE drawn in sums to suit purchasers
Wlli.-,L L
T1SANSFER8
WALL STBKKT, ^EW YOnK.
P. O.
In Securities,
TO HAEX
CJABLE
and
Governmeiit Sceirltiea Stocks Bonds
lought and sold strictly on Comcilssion.
the world
To execute orders
Sell Massachtwsette
StOCitS.
COMMERCIAL OBEDITS and CIRCULAR LETTERS
FOR TRAVE1.ERS, avalable In all parts of
parts of Bnrope.
all
l.**3lDONr.-
Sterling Credits,
DEALERS IN COMMKRCIAL PaPEK.
Buy and
ISStTB
B'rairelcrs,
l,eueri<**r K'reatl'lO"avaUublc In
And
STERIiINO EXCHANGE,
BRUHL.
ell
iMue
EXCHANCE ON
STKERT, LONDON,
tHo.,
New York.
S2 Wall Street.
ANB
iu
We are prepared lo {Anivhase and sell
l.el|izl|c,
*
BR JAU
London, In
&
BlAkE Bi0^OTHER3
^
$
McCulloch &- Co.,
Knairth,Nachod&Kuhne
BANKERS,
ol
WALL STKEKT,
New Sorkiaaitoin-y^:); 137U
Connkction withTS^ Housfe op
In
V«i-U'.
N. Y.,
Credits for Travelers In Enrope,
IitfcAt-anc« >St'<<«k4>
of- 'William Stre'ef,
,
New
WILLIAM BTRBET,
19
'
Subscription agents for the CBSditieLK In Paris.
\
E.E T
Co.,
uaxmZ
'
.WALL.STR
&
PARIS, LONDON. BOSTON^
Vo.
46 Pine' Street,
New
1871.
Bills.
Gilman, Bowles Brothers
C.
Fire and' jnCnrfue
10
Foreign
BS^LER IK
INSTTRANCE
Wall Street,
5
,my;27,
•
Bankers and Brokers.
Barney,
'
.
IssncLetters of Credit.
DrawBlKs on Parrt.
Buy and Sell Bonds and Stocks
In London.
aad Araukfort andjaegotiate Loans on aan^.
I'ar
Co.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
No. 20 Broad Street,
TVe buy and sell STOCKS. GOLD and GOVERNMENT SKCtJRITIES; also, STATE, CITY, COUNTS,
and RAILROAD BO.NDS on Commission.
Wenegollme loans for Sr.ATES, TOWNS, KAIL-.
ROAD
and oUier COUPORATIO\!r.
Interest allowed on Deposit Balances subject t
o
ht d rafis. -
THE INTBRNATIONAL BANKING HODBE OF
BRltKfAZ, AST & CO.«-,
121 ncsent Street, vrjj
I<«aaotat
Agency*' (dF THE
bANK OH nRH.XrSH NORTH
AMERICA,
REMOVED TO
48
WALL STREET.
Commercial Credits Issued for use IP Europe, China
Japan, the hast and West Indies, aim South America.
Df^iuand and Time Bills ol Exchanne, payable In
London and elsewhere bought aud sold at curreu
also caWeTraosfers.
Demand Drafts on Scotland and Ireland, also on
Carada, British Columbia and San Frunclsco. Bin-i
colleetedt an*»tn«r HanklnrbnstBees tmnaaeted.
rnti's.
.
JOHN PATON,
tAo-ents
APCH. McKlNLAT.J^*""'
•May
m
TiiB ()HttO>J lUAK.
27, 1871.]
.fl^)uthcrn
BoitOB Btakers.
Pagr, Richardson &'Co., ^EcoNii Nat*ional Bank,
MmM eNr«*t,
70
IIOBtoik.
CapUal
of Kxulittti^ti, Klul Uutiuucrtiul ftud Travttlori
The
CItr Uitok,
AND
&
Roborl Hon«uu
l-IiONOON.
inarriiard ,
Nutoav tlUlilo
Ot
HTDC,
RTDB
CHA».
Oaaliler.
Co., t
la«Up*rUof
NATIONAL BANK OK THE STATK
OP lUWRIOVBI.
Mlbnr »ni
»r boad*.
Cobb,
Is
owovr.CimTD
UO West Main
and
Ky., cluAlers In
'<\-urnmefit Uoads
8tr>
'
AHBBIOVS, OA.
Do agenrral banklan haslssi. OolMira
on order, CoUectlous made and promp*lr r«aiUI«4
.
lor
.
Ooracstli'
attentloD to
M|i|)t
'iitol ninda.
W. M.
E. E. Bmnrasa, Preset.
Hewson,
1'.
A.
"'
.
s
,
11'
II
I.I
III
1
oo Conimiulon.
I...U J.
.1
Bank,
National
wiLKtmnroN,' N.
'
CoUactlooa lude oa al parte oi the
Np. it, Wast Tbtiid sueeL ClnqlnDatl, Ohio,
Koret to:'^An Crho»nnatr«aint«,-Tiiitf Mesft-s. LOOK.
W,W»i.#.Co,.llW i>rk. ,
Ofltce
<
K.WaMaa, Cashier.
A.
i
STOCK BISOKER,
...
ict»(gm«o»IBiu>klua»uaKjwli»ng((bH»lB8ja
,
,
Deluding furcnue aaS Skie of Stdco, uoua>, sola
•tc.
Co.,
COf,
6c
DANKKKd A^'D BKOKICrW,
i'res't
"Ficst
BEJAMisoif&,Co:
I
.
B.tNKmis.
forelcli
P H I I. A. OLE I. P H
J
1
&
Kuarant'-id.
iiaoa
W. Whbatley
'
casniar
and all Local StMnrii
colleotlou aad <'^
ilAJUilfiii,
t—ftiltMmal
r
f/tf
>lv
.-.
-
.waaMa
bo"„°*irwi,\p'Si»«F§Hi^^
Morton, Galt
-
and KorMira aa«
f*niltt*<t»ijf
ts,4lo»ao<i
JIvaatoeoHMaAaadUaailiaiuUM Weal'
a>as U.BaiTroM, Pres. cu*s. K. DioasoM, V
and Ooun>
IVestern GItr
linn'ls
pMhtnny
U3T.
This Bank, harlnR reorf aniaed as a KatloaalVaak
now preparud la do a MnocaLbuUBf tuMlOfati
Philadelphia Bankers.
-
tlioeks,
Ua.
eonilnnMMs
attention ifrao to
'At»s
KSTABLIBHRO
M OKVUNSIIIKB HTHHBT,
BOSTON,
sell
.
i,noafhlani1«ot'1.
Ua Mut.
&
Merchant,
a>.«raa|iah,
)
««iaitaJ i»aid In ..^TTT
UANKCR'S.
Commission
FrttX
ror Trnvilort
KuruiMkuil
Parker
BANKMlf, VACroK AND
•iMW.0,00
t
Co
\ Co.
A
Audr« 4c
itluuro*
rot
Ulreular
.
.,
-,
.
Jvp^MiwI wlUi U, 8. Traainrer ta eMinr* afreiOaUon
aad DepoalM mjm.
I
<)0.,
,
.
C Anderson, Jr.
Edward
TITl/SVILLK, PENN.,
HXytkKUS,
.^y4y;f|,
.
;
-TT
A'
/.I.
«.
UoUad Blaaa.
TTTT^T
A'/'
I
Raleigh National Bank
OF NO^tTV {P^ROLINA.
^^authoira Bankers.
'"»'*''s^.^;'f{?sWy^.!s%^c.^A%v.*'w>
Western Bankers.
tjILMORE,
!•«
DUNLAP
&
110 We«t V*wi(k
ft
'
Co.,
SlbVKH
OOI/D,
aOVRHNnENT
ob da;
ol
S.
Jan^es
C.
0B«»reat BaolB KAted, Roods, stocks, spools Kir
Ac, Jtc, DOUKbt and sold.
PITTSBVKGH,
acoeaalb.'e
p&yment,
In
South Carolina made liQd'tM>mptIy remitted
.
h
BROKERS,
ORAVIBB STREET.
New Oflcaisa, i».
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&
Co.,
KS'rA'^TS IfOiEN
&
ISBELL
Son,
J
i.
TALLADEGA,
BK0KKR8,
'
Bpeciai attention WooBeotloas.
New York Corref (londe^'i .— BO^t!^
Will niakd lave)it(jjent9 fgr Corporations. EiitateB and
atiil nevoiiato fun> B4t:ite liViiriiii, C<*mIMlBond liomia- lad tttooiu.iaad utlier
XollviduUs
I
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m
il
II
II
AAdV.
fjf
.
n
i
j
i
Insitranre Scrip,
gouaaml uKyWa
Hank and Kaliroad Stocks,
Uucarreiifi|»«1k NMeS;"'
rniied States Boniia.
Ma tn «wi<C urrency
Laad .Warrauis.
Vomme|!Clal:i>tp«r.
Bonsbt and Sold
ezcloalvely
nUaalon.
Talrirs
Jho. J.ConiK,
Ra&»bsr wrmisabm.!* ««iaA.90^ to
W P COOLB VUtiH. PrMllent Union Nat. Bank,
S. M. HlOKKUaUMPKaTdeaC mr<t Nat. Kauk.
1
H
City
E
B
on Coca
Particular attention p%ld to Settlement of SUte and
-CUy
.
STATE OV ALABAMA.
Mitfralal PiR^r.
ftecurltlea.
8iau ^ CttrHo«ea.-|
Gold and SHtst OoId..
o
BANRKBS,
A,L,A R,iA~ff A>
FINANGIAI. AGENTS
-tS
R. R. ISBkLI,.
Ctalcazo, lU.,
RBAL
FA.
tof.
4[aw Sou ooBM*ro>iDnrs c .-.
Henry Ciena* Co.,
Kountze Brothers,
J M. Welth A Arents.
J^HKS ISBKLIm
AlkO
Co.
.
Collections solicited and promptly remlttad ior.
at all
<0.
King
&
« CO
ALL ACtaBSSWltK
OOIABClTIOlA^AN
CHECKS ON LONDON AND PARIS
FcELD,
^rady
Tf.
(SoLCeisorstoS. JO:ffiS
change,
and aU ktiuu
iiONDS.
lor
ANt> BROKER.
IPUINTS
rOI/IiR«TiOiiiS fflAVU
folou anii remitted
BiKEER
CH A BI.E S T »Mi,
Mtreet.
«JIIVCiNNAn,OHIO.
Dealers lu
Kaufman,
O.
A.
P.L.Coua.f,
Cohen
Jonx JarCoaax.
&
Sons,
BANKERS
Sc BBOKpR«.
ALGLSrA. UA,
A N K J NO. J.
,
,
,
Colleetlons
Samuel A. Gaylord & Co^
'
'
WM.
NORTH THIRD 8TRKET
MO. a^3
Trust
'
i
i
.
Co.,
BANKERS,
'WrKBtST
niONKY TO LOAN,
Straus Vaulta lor Sale JDcposlta.
I
P.
AKUBTUONQ,
W.cfyffijWsO}*.
John Craig,
CaShleX.
aad Traders KaUoo^l
T. J. Perkins,
BANKER.
EVPAVLA, ALABAKtA.
aooeMlble points la the
,
IT.
Fawler
&
Sommerjoile,
BANKEIMl^c BKOKER>S
—
,
c
WkW^ORK CORKESPO.tDRKT
Nafltonai Bank f>X Mmgr Torkj
Mnt
,1'
JM. I. aouna.
Holmes
Ktyboi
T.P.II«A<Ma,
Jaa.B.£>a)i
Viee-i'x.:>'t.
i;ash
Prea't,
Merchants
NATION
8c
AL
r.
Planters
BANK,
AUODSTA. OA.
« > > $SOO|000
Caak -CavMal* « >
l>p««W aH««U«B
I>«i4
W G«U««U9M.
'
Ktfx.
&
Kkfwni.
Macbeth,
'
CHABLBSTON, •€.
II-'
i:^.
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,
T. Correspoadent :— Bask ot the Manhattaa Co.
STOCK AND BOND BKOKSIB,
Speeld a(:lmfloiVt^E VfiSiHuiMo}' CnHfon.:
Cnia. J.Jainuxa.
Caahlsr,
Bank,
A BANK OP MSCOITNT ARD DB(^>8IT,
VIC^i^iBL'HG, niSp.
Trnateea <
H. S, HalcM. Jolin curror, W. H. Bbarp, J. C.
JobDSou, Sauwsl Criiu.C. W. HiUhawajr, II. BarroUJ. il. tiaird, M. Kiwcnlianin, .1. o. KldrKliie, 8.
ienMdt. H. .». Hooih, c. J. DMrla*, K. 8. "r,.n.
°l»«.i
IPli W, B. Uninrul.iii.. I). L. I>»vW, C. M. riam,
ilubba. A, 1>. Moore, 'lyie;
1.
Ulac&,woud.
ol
and liomcs-
CTumakitBC. Oao. M: Kuiui
>
B. H. """"HKTILF*
llfii
Vloa'PtaAdeui.
.
Wx. TOWLMM.
Meaafaal*
Mississippi Valley
SOLl'.
all
Kf.«nr, C.
Prt-slaeut.
BXCHAKOB, ba:kk notes and coin bodoot
AND
BaiUlalknhaMoh paid Mthe
Odia, BaukNutef, Bonds, Siooai,
OlM K.
,
Anxuala. Om^
si^l^or,
ntCMhie
(
LOVE, Awutiut
ColleoMoBs made oa
Southern BiatDs.
Statas
T?rWMa»op
-
of I'anadexa, Presldesf.
'
Dealers la Kxcbange.AK-*'W^ in Financial and Trust
business
AliOWKD OTT bEPOSTTSl
HK!^Ti?."AVlS.
-
S. V, Correspoudeut— Importers
tU CALirORNIA StR'^KT.^AH FRANCISCO.
iv
P.
J,NU. W.
BiClNt1.btI8' MO.
California
-
misKLt.
and B<Wtd Broker*,
9t<lek
'
mcivea aU paru ui the UoUed
41.
o
o.. p.
EXCHASOK BANK
urn, ^,
ADQCWTA. OA.
PI erery dcscilplKm. tUj
City • Kallraad
Hininka
^^^^^-i;
State,
Sontheni,
c
Ok-
Ike^
'6^t»,::i/t^ii(i$'H^
•oUeoMe* KockJti<ctaws.
eat rate gl
.
644
THE CHRONICLB.
[May
Bankers and Brokers.
Financial.
JHevr Orleans Cards.
Union National Bank
OF
New
Orleans.
$eoOjOoo
iBtaot, Is noTT fully prepared for Boslneas,
Ai tne flret ol the Old Institutions of the State to
Improve the opportunity of furnishing our population
with thelaciUties ol' a local circulation on which the
we
respectfully solicit
a portion of four Business.
Board
of Directors:
VAN BENTHTJT8EN,
M. M. 8IMFS0K, (of Salo- F.
WALTEB PUSH,
mon & SItnnsou,)
VICTOR METEB,
JOHN PH- LPS,
K. F. LA VILLEBKUVBE, B. M. PONO,
W. llAKTWELl,,
H. W. FAKIillY,
R. J.VEXAHLBS,
LEOK GOBCUACX,
KOHN, Pre4(1ent,
CARL
„
THKO. HELLMAJJ,
(of
TO iRAIIiWAY AND STEASI-
improved Boiler—SAVING ONE-THIBD OF THE
FUEL NOW USED IN THE GENERATION OF
TUB Bank, organized under the general law Of Oongreu, with Ite capital ol
Interest accrues to our people,
tar
SHIP MANAQEBS, ENOIKEERS. MASTER MECHANICS, AND ALL INTERESTED IN THE PROGRESS OF AMERICAN INTENTION. — Weston's
ft
CoO
TowvuHD.
Fazmtob.
P. O.
W.
B.
Ltxax.
Townsend, Lyman & Co.
BANKERS
MKW
Sc
BROKERS,
Croton Water Stock
SEVENS, (7>s,)
THIRTY YKARS TO RUN.
THE
BEST
0BLKAN8.
BF" Particular attention given to business of Correspondents. CoUectluns reniitted lor at current rate oi
New Tork Correspondents
& Co,
:
SECURITY IN THE
For Sale at 104,
Trevor A Colgate, Mor-
No.
Bank Dividend
National
OF
18 18.
OapUol.. $500,000 I<lmlt,..$ 1,000,000
I
Prompt attention given to Collections upon all points
In the Southern States. Collections free of charge
other than actual cost upon distant places.
Remltt^inces promptly made at current rates of
•zobange on the day ol maturity.
Kzcbange purchased and sold upon all points.
SAMUEL H.KENNEDY, Pres't.
E. KIGNET, Vloe-Pres't.
OHAB. L. C. DUFCT Cashier.
N.
Nbw
Particular atte:itlrn given to Collections, both In
the City and all points In coniiectlon with It. Prompt
returns made at best rate of Exchange, and no charge
made, excepting that actually paid upon any distant
Correspondence soiiclted.
NXW
TOXtK COBBBSPONDSZTT:
NINTH NATIONAL BANK.
Bankers and Bxokers.
y
)
Dividend of Seren and One-Half per Cent on the
capitHl stock of the Northern Light Oil Company
been declared payable on and after
has
Jane Ist next. The transfer boolcs Will be closed on
Saturday, May v7th. Inst,, at 8 P. M„ and reopened
Jane
W. BURTON,
C.
Edwabd HAiaHT,
of
Commonwealth,
HAiaET,
£i>w.a:bd
I
Member of
Late Pres't of the Nat^nal
Bank
Treasurer.
&
G.
G. C. Ward,
No. 9 "Wall
&
Co.,
corner of Neiv
St.,
New
St.,
York.
we:tkan8A.ct a general banking business, receiving deposits on wMch we allow interest,
and subject to cheoK at sight.
As Agents of the United States Treasury, we are
prepared to reoelre subscriptions to the new U. S.
Loans.
llVe will buy or sell on commission all the Issues of
OoTernment Securities, Railroad Stocks, Bonds and
Gold.
Inrestment orders particularly attended to.
COLLECTIONS made on all accessible polnta in the
United States and Canadas.
CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT Issued, payable with
aud available at all business centres.
Yobk. March IS, 1811.
Kxw
lis
STATE 8THEET, BOSTON.
W. 8. TFassbamx,
6. C.
hUoOovan^
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
NO.
i.
and
IBuys and Sells
Insurance Stocks and Scrips ; also.
Bank Stocks and otker Securities.
« 8PK0IAI-TY"
Cash paid at once lor the above Securities or they
on comaussloD, at sellers option.
Gibson, Casanova
LIBERTY STBEBT
Bonds and Iioana
for
BANKERS
no.
M EXCUANOK
snd undertake
all business
IHORTOAGES PROMPTLY GASBED.
Principals only Dealt irlth.
WM. BINULAIB,
Jr.,
A
Co.,
No. « Pins Strwt.
SEVEN PER CENT SEMI-ANNUALLY.
This
Road covers
100 miles of the
most direct
possi-
ble line .between the Great Lakes and deep-water
navigation on the Hudson River, the whole line ot
which win be completed ana in operation on or before
October 1, 18T2, and give a new line of road to Lake
Ontario and the West, 89 miles shorter than any line
that can be tound.
It passes throuRh the Cement, Flag-Stone and Lumber regions ot Ulster County, and the rich agricultural
bottoms of Delaware and Green counties, all of which
have not heretofore beenjreached by railroad facilities,
and f^om which sections the formation of the country
prevents the construction of a competing line.
The 36 miles of road operated for three months is
already paying net earnings equivalent to 7 per cent
gold on Its cost of construction and equipments. The
issue of Bonds is llmlte dto »!»,000 per mile of COM-
PLETED ROAD, the coupons
payable in gold In this
Price of tUe Bonds, 90 in currency.
Full particulars of the above may be had of, and the
sale by,
EDTTARD HAIGHT &
O.
CO.,
OOMPANT.
DESIRABIiE
Home Securities,
,
the City lianks.
ADVANCES ruHde ou all marketable securities.
CERTIFICATES ot Deposit Issued bearing Interest
COLLKCTIONS made at all polots of tha UNION
<t BRITISH PROVINCES.
&
Co.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
No. 83 Rroad Street, Nevr York.
Buy and
Sell at
Market Rates
ritlTED STATES SECURITIES*
Solicit accounts
Irom
MERCHANTS, BANKERS
and others, and allow interest
ject to Sight Dralt.
make
collections
on dally balances, sub-
on lavorable terms
and promptly execute orders lor the purchase or sale
of
Gold,
State,>i
Seoorltleii.
Federal,
and Rallroa
141
Clark,
BROADTTAT,
The attention of Capltallstslaad Inrestors generally
is
Invited to the
FIRST
MORTGAGE
7 Per Cent
Gold Bonds
OF THK
IValklll
which we
Taussig, Fisher
&
Mead
roost favorable terms.
allowed on deposits either In Currency
or Gold subject to check at sight, the same as with
AIiI<
ON
DESIRABLE REAL ESTATE.
Oswego RR.
Principal aud Interest Parable In Gold
INTEREST
eonneoted ivltb Ballivay
Money to Loan
&
Rondout
BANKERS,
PLACE.
Railroad Coa.,
iron or Steel Rails, I<oconiiatlTes,
Cars, etc.
OF THE
OFFICE OF
Negotiate!
Contract for
FIRST nORTGAGE GOI.D BONDS
Co.
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES,
FOREIGN KXCHANUE and GOLD bonKht and sold
BANKERS AND mBRCHANTS,
ea
&
STOCKS, BONDS,
Company,
Investment.
will be sold
on the
M. K. Jesup &
Home
Flrst-Claas
street.
Bonds.
Railroad
9 IT^aU Street,
FINANCIAL AGENTS OP THE R. &
STRE£T,
IBS \rAI<Ii
Foreign
Exchange.
A
Bailey,
S.
WALL 8TBEET, NEW YORK.
GoTernment Bonds, Stocks, 0old,
St.
city.
;
Fanshawe & MacDougall
State
Bonds lor
E.
BARING BROTHERS &: COmPANV.
eft WALL STREET, NEW YORK,
Broad
iroRK
jiE\e
Jb.,
BANIELBRS,
AQENTS FOB
16
rpHE COUPONS DUE MAT 1, 1S11, ON PORT
X HURON and LAKE MICUIGAJM R&ILROaD
Bonds be paid on presentation at uor oflice after
that date.
DRAKE BROTHGRS, Bankers,
N. Y. gtoclc Kzchange.
|
interest,
S.
DRAKE BROTHERS,
3.
By order.
AIiSX. WHGLKSS, President,
JAS. N. BEADLES, Vloe-Presldent.
RICHABD JONES, Cashier.
jso. »,
25, 1871.
Yobs, May
A THIS DAY
OF
NE'nr ORIiBANS, liOVISIANA.
point*
Limited number of the bonds of this road have
been placed in our hands FOR SALE at N INET Y AN u
IMi'EliEST. 'lo those desiring a safe
paying investment we have no hesitation la offering
them as equal to anything in the market. For particulars, mai)S, pamphlets &c., send to, or call upon
;:^A
Notice.
Bank Edward Haight
National
O.
NASSAU STREET.
No. 38 Bboadwat, Uoom
STATE BAKK, Incorporated
two Railways,
Ho. 16 Broad
Onrzos of Nobthebs Light Oh. Coxfajty',)
NEW OKLKANB,
Formerly LOUISL^NA
34
ot
ACCRUKU
WORLD.
CEO. K. SISTARE,
ton, BUss
State
Having the Endorsement
GREAT WESTERN OF CANADA,
DETROIT & MILWAUKEE, Michigan
BAl^KERS,
YORK
NEir
JAMEB CHALABOK, Cashier.
Q.
SEVEN PER CENT GOLD BONDS,
Vice Prest,
Sellgmau Hellman
Michigan
Lake
SMOKE AND GA^i,
;
&
Port Huron
STEAM, AND COMPLETELY CONSUMING ALL
thereby rendermg It invaluable
alike for Locomotive, Marine and Stationary purposes,
and which are now in successful operation on the
South Side Railway, of Long Island In Grant's Locomotive Works, Paterson, N. J.; In Buffalo, and in
Chicago—will be illustrated by the Patents, Models,
Drawings, and certified results, by calling at the office
of Wm. W. Vanderbllt, late General Superintendent
Pacific Mall Steamship Company, No. S69 Broadway,
corner of Prince street.
The Press are respectfully invited.
Elijah Wkstoit,
Waltxb Campb^lx.,
Wm. W. Vamdbkbilt,
Jajues Wadswobth.
27, 1871.
Valley
RaUirar Company,
and accrued Interest, In
currency. The Railway is situated on the west aide
running for 20 miles
and
is
now
River,
Hudson
the
ot
to New Paltz, and is under contract to be in working
order to Kingston next fall. The bonds are a flrstclaas investment, and we invite the closest Investigation of them. The principal and interest are
PAYABLE IN GOLD.
The coupons are paid semi-annually in this city, on
the first days of April and October, free of government tax ; and the issue of bonds is limited to $20,000
per mile of completed road. Any Information concerning them will be given at our fllce.
oifer lor sale at 90
ERASTUS F.
fflLEAD
&
THOISAS CliABKE, J^r.
riNANCIAli AOENTS.
:
xtmm
AND^
HUNT'S MEBCHANT8' MAGAZINE,
AND COMMERCIAL
REPRESENTING THE INDUSTRIAL
VOL.
INTERESTS OF THE UNITED STATES.
SATURDAY, MAY 27,
CONTENTS.
to be
12.
is
Mr. Bontirell'* Perplexity
Financial Panic* and iho InvestQientB of Insurance Companies
Some Features of our Exports.
Cluuiges
in
the Redeeming
Agmit
(48
Bank*
of NsUonal
647
Latest Monetary and Commercial
BngUshlfew*
646
647
.
News
651
685
661
Breadstulls
665
1
Groceries
'."
663lDrvGoods
6S0
for
(66
668
sn
Prices Current
|
b
to be absorbed at all
may
advantages which
offers
not
soon recur for the rapid placini; of the bonds.
Secondly, the alow
THE COMMERCIAL TtMSS.
Oommerelal Bpltoma
Cotton
time
shows the necessity of
Railway News
666-7
Railroad Stocks
658
State Bonds
656
Railroad, Canal and Mlscelaneons Bond List
660-1
Stocks,
U. S. Securities, Otild Market,
Foreign Exclunee, New York
City Banks,PhlIadelphlaBanks
National Banks, etc
Quotations of Stocks and Bonds
new loan
the
if
648
Commercial and Hlscellsneona
THE BAXKKHS" GAZETTE AND RAILWAY MONITOR.
Money Market Railway
And
lost.
this year, the present
THE CHKONICLK.
NO. 309.
1871.
profjpress
of the Treasury subaoriptiona
The whole
negotiation.
motion a new machinery
amount taken up to the
setting in
present time does not exceed 65 millions, and notwithstanding the dullness of speculative business, and the abundance
of idle
money accumulating
here, as well as in the chief loan
markets abroad, there seems to be small probability that>
without some special effort, a very considerable proportion
of the remaining 135 millions can
l>e
disposed of for a long
time to come.
_
ThbUommergial AND
new
Thirdly, there are a multitude of other
^{)t €l)xonxc\t,
FlMAiiciAL Ohroniolk itistutd every Saturlatest newt up to midnight of Friday.
day momiTig, witk the
cipal securities, of
which a large aggregate
is
being absorbed
here and in Europe, so that the capital which
TIBKB OF BTrBSCBIFTION-PATABLE IN ADVAKCS.
invest itself in such securities as the
Thb Oohmrboial and FiMANoiAL
CnRONiGLE.ilolivered by carrier
tootty9ateorlbers,aDa mailed to all others, (exolaslye of postage,)
For One Year
For Six Months
6 00
I
om
new Fives
)
Government Fives so long
Publishers cannot be responsible for Remittances unleia made by
^^ orThePost-Oaice
D
Money Orders.
as there remains
uncertainty as to the final success of the
certainty
that
is
new
treaty which
is
loan.
is
When
a positive
public
banks and trust com-
panies will
hasten to secure their share of these bonds,
especially if
50 millions of registered Five-Twenties of 1862
onoe be announced for withdrawal and redemption
at par in gold
now on its way
new loan. The
new
acy supposed
that private investors and
institutions, savings banks, national
shall at
MR. BOUTWEIL'S PERPLEXITY.
ratification of the
willing to
powerfully
the Fives are the last that will be offered at
rafts
LV A neat flle for holding current numbers of the CHiioinoi.1 Is sold at the
ofSoe for 60 cents. Volumes bound for subscribers at $1 S5. The first and
eoond rolumes of the Chboniclb are wanted by the pubUshers.
new
once the impression gets abroad that there
this price, the theory
The
is
is
attracted in other directions, and cannot be fixed in the
$10 00
7 A< Chroa ICI.S loiU bt tent to tul»eribtr$ untU oriitrtd dlieontinuid by Utttr.
tvHagt it 30 anU per ytar, and U paid by the tubtcrtttr at hit men pott^ffie4.
B. DARA,
<VIU,IAM B. OAMA k 00., PnbUshers,
e. rLOTs, ro.
79 and 81 William Street, NEW YORK.
Post Omos Box 4,593.
Mr. Alex. Holmes la onr only trayelllng agent.
wmLikM
securities
pressing on the market, such as railroad bonds and muni-
under the
five years' option,
which has now
expired for three years.
These reasons, with others, are urged on Mr. Boutwell >
an impetus to the
announcement is made that Mr. Boutwell is somewhat per- who is known to be extremely anxious that the new bonds
plexed by a conditional proposal from a prominent banking should sell more rapidly than heretofore. It is doubtful,
house, on the part of a number of banks and private firms in however, whether he would l>e justified in conceding the 90
When
this country and in Europe, to take the whole of the 135 days' credit which is demanded without interest.
millions of these new Five Per Cents, so as to complete the the ix>nds leave the Treasury, the cash most by law be
first 200 millions now offeriDg.
The precise nature of the deposited there, and oash which cannot be cheoked for till
has
terms
not transpired, but they are said to include the the i>eginning of September cannot, with any propriety, b«
condition that the amount is to be placed at onoe in approved said to be in the Treasury at all. There is, moreover, this
to England has given
banks to the credit of the government, but
immediately drawn for by Mr. Boutwell, but
out interest
till
the 1st September.
It is
that the offer will not be accepted
Among
cheme
in
is
not to be
is to lie
with-
generally believed
its
present form.
additional difficulty, that the looking
this vast
sum
money market
up
moment when the &11 demand
West to move the crops. Other
50 millions of the
redeem the outstanding
objections are raised to the paying out of
are the following
gold reserve of the
I |First, the
money market
cent,
and
it is
is
now
so easy that
difficult for
lenders to
call
loans are
employ
their
Treasary of
at the oritioal
begins for currency to go
the reasons ur^ed upon his attention in favor of the
8 to 4 per
in the
of currency, might produce a spasm in the
Qovemment,
to
old Five-Twenties l>efore a single dollar of the purchase
money
for the
new Fives becomes
available to the Treasury
under the proposed contract. It is also asked what adequate
l@a per cent. ITiis plethora in the money market cannot securitv ought to be given to the Government for the faithbe reasonably expected to last very long.
It may be ful performance of so large an engagement and to prevent
succeeded by great activity next fall. Consequently no time 'allure should the expected public demand not arise in time
balances ; so tbnt large amounts have lately been ofiering at
THE GHRONICLE.
64j
I
to taki the bonds off the hands of the contractors T)efore
[Maj
4
-»-
27, 1871;
orapani
failure of cisrtain Insurttrice Coifipanies
a salutary desire
has
examine the whole fabric of our insurance
MK'Bourarell
will
organism;
this week a meeting for some such purposes
it
that
and
these
fafcts
is
argued
In view of
by the National Insurance Convention.
methods
has
assembled
prefer
adhereto'fais-dW
been
offer
anJ
will
to
the
deiiUne
He is said to be ofb^jinion that The proceedings of this body have been very imperfectly
of disposing of the loan.
the pay day comes round.
up
spriit)g
'^
..
^
to
hitherto has reported by the press ; but from the practical character and
above referred large experience of the delegates much is expected ; and
Protninent among 'them is the uncertainty as t<( tiie there is no doubt, that the official record, when published,
to.
new treaty, which is now on the point of removal. With will be a valuable repertory of facts, figures and suggestions
progress of the
the hesitancy and slow
loan
arisen from other causes tnore than frotn those
'
the assurance of peace bet>veen u« andrj^nglaiid, the roinoval
of the unsettled state of
raent of financial
piibtic'lFe^ing'
and tne
confidence betw^n';
re-establisli-
flfceT|t^o'-ict»t>irtn*es,
under a treaty so judicious, moderate and comprehensive as
'tuM^i' at iU Colft^ of S^.
tliat ^hich Vfiibh' Wiir S66n
U
Jaffies,
demand
there Will be such an impTilse given to the
England alone
for'6ttr securities that
«f the residue which
is left
will take a^large. part
of our new Fives.
We
may be
Such
is
Mr_
Among
for reform.
tnoki i'mpftrtiint,
Mr. F.
S.
the suggestions alieady announced, the
a practtcaf
^'rt
of view, were offered by
J)oifit
Winston, President of the Mutual Life Insurance
Cjmpany
On
of this city.
of
O^lri^aifites
this Stjate;
behalf of the Life
and
aftier
Insurance
consultation '^vlth their
he advocated several changes in the legislHtiori o f
Of these, the most important were as
ofRcers,
the various States.
follows
well assured that
:
Uniformity in the forms of annual reports and other requirements made by the different State Departments of Insurance.
if in England a free market should develop itself for these
2. The adoption of the same basis, principles and system in the
new Fives, the small aggregate of 100 or 150 millions will valuation of policies and' co'niprita'tion of reserves by the different
"Stat^ Departnlenls where such Valuations and computations are to
be absorbed in a very short time, should the ease of the Lon- be mkde.
3. The acceptance by each State Department of the valuations
dpn money market continue,
tnade by any other State Department, (in which the compan1«B
„.;,Nor is tlie prospect impared so much as was expected by
were incorporated), when .properly performed on sound and recogThe fir^t 100 millions of dollars nized principles and an uniform basis.
the coming French loans.
4. Tlie lists of policies and securities in detail required in the
are to paid toward the end of June, or .30 days after the
annual statements to be made to one State Department only, and
pacification of Paris.
This sunq is said tg, have been offered the certificate of the total amonnt of such policies and aniouat and
by German and other Cmtinental bankers, as has also the value of such assets from faid departments where made to be
deemed sufficient in all other State Departments.
nest 200 millions which will be due at the close of Decem3. The deposit of securities by the companies to be made in the
The next payments will not^ perhaps, be quite so Slate only in which the Company was incorporated, If thiW-e Te,b,9j».
'tjuired, and the certiflcate of such deposit from the Insurance De
easily arranged; but that of May 1st, 1872 is but 100 partmentpfthe State where made, to be accepted by all other
millions of dollars, and the remaining payments of 600 State Departments.
6. The appointment of one agent or attorney only in each State
millions will not be completed till March 1st, 1874.
Hence to be required by it to accept legal service in behalf of a company,
thereby avoiding great possible dangers.
is possible that during tliis year a small jiatt of this
it,
7. Taxation, if not practicable to have it entirely removed from
Indemnity loan will find its way into the English mo^ey life insurance, to be made uniform and reasonable in the different
market, our new Fives will therefore have a better chance of States, and not complicated and oppressive, as at present in many
portions ot the country.
jpushing their way into public favor.
Ih confirmation of this
Regarding the Fire Insurance Conip,<inies similar reforms
,vie,w it has been pointed out that the Fives of the Canadian
government, which certainly are not worth more than t^e were urged by Mr, George T. Hope of the Continental Fire
Insurance Company. The great object at which all these
Fives of the United States, are now selling
Boutwell's reported opinion.
1.
[
London
in
more than par
at
suggestions profess to aim
in gold.
lic
most part adapted
for the
PWAM41
,ibft..rf
"'''*''A
\m
PJNfCS
.>>•.,•.
TUB IJITESTMEMTS^
COMPANIES.
prudent captain,
'fkir
W
Wesilher.
;;,
and no dkhgCr
d6ife his
not wait for
overhauling in
sbmeNVhat Overbut'dbned
Its
country will
Fine weatliei^,Vith'i
JWc'atition.
liri'sHiiies
^td
it,
Itiatiagfrig
financial barque, this
.'-x,{
in repairing his Ship, 'd^es
'IShysform; but' anticipates
ISSIFRASCE
«F.
6'6'
Well to adopt
isHHe
tlrtVe
like
Whed
pr'bpttititi^'sky,
tht'^'afaifti,
ii
the
for anfici-
is
of course to augment the pub-
This paramount object the proposed changes are
safety.
to promote.
arrangements to
true
of the
the
compahiCs,
the
diffeffe'lit
prevent
to
the
this
of
among
them
keep
to
is
assets
dispersion
tiieir
and
States,
Especially
concentrate
ttnder
imrriediate control, or at least within easy reach in case of
panic.
not easy to multiply beyond need
It is
which protect the insured constituency of such
When
a Life* Insurance
Company
fails,
multitudes of widows and orphans,
tlie
the injury
who
bulwarks
coi-pioi'ations.
is
fatal to
lose the living'l&id
'
them through many years of frugal thrift and self
So with a Fire Insurance Company, when a mer'Mi'^inucb 'dtt^ntioni 'jiist ti6w'"in the'^fiilfertcial Birbles.
Our chadt'fe property is'desti-oyed,. he is ruined and reduced to
*'J)afiic of 1857 might hiive bceiri tJrevented if the Ohio Life
jbverly if he do not get his insurance money. In an indiandTiUstCBtopany had'not f«iiled'at a critiCi^l moitt'^nt; and vidual point of view the damage from such f-iilures cuts
jSatiiig eVil (itid
on
guarding'
agtiitist't^ie'
Tutiire'tempsst.'
It is
^his priiicliile that (he lAsu'rance Cortltiitii'es'kre Attrafctitog
"th^
t^ffttlS'
of Blatek Fridfiyv^ef e ^ecipi'tatted 6i¥'tHe Londoii
'"riioria^"Wat'ket bi<!iiiise 6'rel'end;
Gurncy
eSj^alrided'and gdrg«(d vWiliiiabJliti^S'Ss to 'be
&
'C();
were so
unable to
resist
ihe "b^ir" combination which for mbfiths had erhplbyed
tfieir'tal'dilt
and mrihey
aVid geriluS][to depi-eeia!te
and render
im^kleable the securities in which this^ndOth'^rbatiking firms
'
"ll/a^
"
invested
to'
IH both tbese
'""ilfid
by
their ruin.
Case's
'Instltutio'ns
'
'"•'
"-
'•
'
'i
the monetafy'^Hi^fc¥^^'a'd f^r'alfidwiae,
the well kridwn laws
of small
')f
such 'coriVnlsionS multitudes
were crushed
hVider the 'toppling ruins
for
dteepeT aiid inflicts injuries nio\6 fatal, because it is concen
-
narrower area than that arising from the failure
tratted in h
of a bRnl<, by whirh a multitude of persons lose something,
but few lose ev^ry penny they own.
In a
more general
system of the country, however, and as
view to the
financial
parts of the
complex organism by which the business of the
com-
country
is
carried on, bo'h the banks and the insurance
panies are like, or at least they
The
first
duty of both
ure at a monetary
is
fulfil
analogous functions.
to the public.
crisis in
the ranks of
And
a heavy
the insurance
fail-
com-
of those more lofty but it is very lltely that neither disaster panies is as likely to spread alarm and panic through the
''^liM'^Ve be^'n'o'r'iprea'd aS it di(J if reastthtible ea,'re and flnartcial cirfclfes as a failure of a bank.
Ipro'p'^r'feafe^a'fa'^'biid be'Pn 'ft'ppTiCci to sttoil^heh'b'pfOl-ehand
11;'*as one of the Kapoleonic war maxims to choose the
^e weak parts of the financial system. Frtom 'th6 recent Weak spot in the enemy's line, and on this point to coneen;
'
all
by
sacrifice.
'
—
May
THU
jsn.)
27,
—
-
in
force.
With
panic
financial
Napoleonio policy
1 his
that adopted
la
unerring precision
exports
biinics,
that
be among the inaucance
If it
ihjBie.
weak spot
this
a
d«6es
human
will
all
spread
great
exists,
there
the
i
fiaoio
ve
how far
The present
we have
a very favorable time, as
tions as are periodically
A
financial institutions.
for
said,
tity
when
it
preo.irious situation.
products" has been very severe.
The exports
such investiga-
confidence
more
of 30
We
more
lay the
on these
stress
freely conceding all
two yean,
an'l une<;^ualled,
Tluit
.
falling off in
quan-
The
recent decline in prices of " hog
of Southern products show an inoreaaed value
in Cottoa and a decrease of 9^ millions
Tobacco and Naval Stores, leaving a balaitce of 20^ millions in favor of that section.
That a gain of 800,000 balea,
millions
in
or
dis-
turbed, such a fault ujigbt be. fatal.
the Convention has paid too
t^'
due mainly to the Eu'opean war; forwith
demand, the trade is left in a very
is
now Can be rememoney market is loss
the
is
the subsidence of that
fault discovered
died, though at another time,
and value
it
needful into the position of our
auspicious and the state of public
Th«
Wheat)
oIom.
hiMory of our Breadttuffs trade.
believe, in the
our export of Provisions show no greater
start
started,
sagacity to for«»«fr .whither or
oonsuming, devouring rage.
its
may
when once
conflagration,
lt«
each year aggregated (reducing Floor
quantities ex]>ort«d in the previous
oonipaiiies, or the
or the trust conapauies, or the saving* iostitutioua
and, like
in
something over 60 million bushels, iaor« than double lb*
th*
wiftkest part of the financial linos, and invariably broalts
out
mu
at .'oonparttivaly high prioM niitU
by
selects
it
;
.
OflJiONKJLK.
ma -Tiinfli timing. iriMhln^, plrrrinfl 'fnliBwn hli
br»te
whole
:
:
fifty
per cent, in
the quantity of Cotton exported, only
gives an increase of 30 million dollars, or eiglitaen percent
ficts because,, so far,
little alteiition to
them.
in the tottl
the
value
decline which
After
that these gentlemen jolaiin as to their
is,
of course, to be attributed to the great
1870-r-the price of Middling
took place in
Uplands averaging only 20:84c.
right to have their corporations relieved of antiquated bur.
in
1870 agaioat 29:62o. ia
1869.
deBs and oppressive restrictions which prevent expansion,
There
learn
nies of certain States
some of
over rival organizations elsewhere,
is
a handsome increase
—though
contract business, and give undue advantage to the compa-
the
the exports of Patro*
in
greater in quantity than in value
minor staples the exhibit
is
;
and
in
a favorable one
we mvst maintain that, superior questions have para- but it will be seen to have been generally the case that ao
mount claims that subordinate matters, howaver important, increase in quantity was attended with a decrease in value.
must bold bnt the seoond place aod that Uie iii^tjiduty of This forcibly illustrates the shrinkage in prices which was
.st4P
;
;
insurance companies
going on throughout 1870, except in articles of food. The
do well to most notable improvement, because entirely abnormal, waa
scrutinize very closely the character of the assets and liabili- in the export of munitions of war, which amounted to about
ties of their respective companies,. and the availability of the thirteen millions in 1870 against about four millicoia in
securities in which their investments are made.
A bank 1869 an excess of nine millions while the shipments of
having more debts outstanding due on demand cannot afford iron and its manufactures increased nearly three millions, or
to hold so large a proportion of mortgages or other long more than doubled.
A recapitulation of the differencea in
Hence
it is
to the public.
is
that our loaurance reformers will
—
—
securities as can safely be chosen
by an insurance company,
'Itecause these securities are not so easily or so swifVly convertible at a crisis into ready cash.
Hence the bank is debar-
red from
many
lucrative investments in which the insurance
company may indulge more freely, so as
.Life insurance
companies
nlar and unforseen
are,
to gain larger profits.
moreover,
demands than
fire
less liable to irreg
the foreign
movement of
the productions of the various
sections of our country for the years
show the following
1870 and 1869
Increaned export* of prodncta of the Saotbern Statu
Intraued exports of pi;odacts of tlia£a«tani,«nd Middle
Total increase
DiinlniBbed exporta of product* of the
insurance companies
will
result
7.«M,000
Stslei.
tSl.TOO.OOO
Wettem Bute*
Balance ahowlDft a<gn^C<^te increaae
lS,7a),000
(U,000,000
although the amounts
Besides feeding our own large cities, which are now exceedcompanies reached 4,800, ed in population by but few in the world, we hav« sent
'fWiUions, the amounts paid were less than 24 millions, or ^i abroad, in the two years under review, 7 million barrels of
per cent of the whole. Making all needful concessions,! flour and meal, 68 million bushels of wheat, 323 million
however, there is some doubt whether our banks, savings: pounds of animal food
supplemented with 400 million
Still it is
worthy of note that
insured with the
New
York
last year,
fire
-
;
and insurance companies are not tempted by thei pounds of tobacco; and we have contributed to foreign mannecessity of earning profits and are not venturing to lock up ufactures, 1,800 million pounds, or about four million bales
institutions
,ip securities not readily convertible, a larger part of thein
of cotton
;
not forgetting 243 million gallons of petroleum,
wguld.be approved by ^sojjnd policy or a duq furnishing Europe with an illuminating fluid of unequaled
their safety in time of poril and panic.
llow insignificant are mines of
excellence and cheapness,
tiineans than
*«cgnrd to
gold and prtcious stones, copipared with such treasures as
SOMK fEATUEES OF OCR EXPORTS.
The
.
of the exports from the United States for
the year 1870, which we published som» weeks since, pre^
statistics
sent features of interest, compared with the
same
figures for
1869, illustrating the relative prosperity of the different sec
tions of the country.
the great staples of the
Ahow a
And
first, it
will
these!
CHANGES
The
be noticed that both
and Provisions
falling off in. the values exported, the total deficiency
falling off in the value of
uxiaTioif.
Maryland—
Balltmore...
Knntnckr—
.
Harrooebiirg
AGENTS OP NATIONAL
RliDEB.\llNO
BANK
ana or
aanaiaiHa aoeht.
aaax.
The rentnil Nat.'l.Tb« NaUonal i>ark BuU of >'ew Tork.
approved.
Bank
Thr First Kktl«tialTlw>«atiaBal Park BuakafXnrratk.
I
Bajjii
The
Wicconsin
[
aporoxed.
TheWwond'SatlonalBanltof Ortntc.
ai4HOT«d Uk aUca at thn first Na
tional Bank n? ChIcaj;o.
Flrtt Natlotal
KenoAha
flour will cause some Towa—
lodianola.
demand which wa* ocoasioned New
York—
Onconta
But U mu»t be remembered that
the premium on gold was higher
THE
followirx; are the
wheat and
Surprise, in view of the large
',|l>ythewar in Europe.
IN
chansfM in the ttedeominf; Aqrentc of Nationtl
Thtma weekly chanitea ar*
Baika siuco the 18lh of May, ISll,
furji7tie(l hjr.anil published in aciorHance with an arranftcmenl mada
with the Comptroller of the Carnotj^
West— Breadstuffs
amounting to nearly 1.3 million dollars. The sbortcorn aod
hog crops of 1869 readily aooount for part of this, but thfl
^________^_^^^___
Tbe FIrrt KaUonal TV Third NaUooaiauU ut CUc^o.
apprnvcd.
approved.
Bank
Xatlnni Park BankoTlVawTOTk,
The
Ptr»t National The Xatlnnal
he P<r«t
appnired.
Bank
!
.
1
If««r
Hatloaat Banka.
1869 than in 1870, and
n orjianLied since the
The fallowing .national baoki<1>">the valuations of exports are' given in cumeooy.
Then, ISth of May 1871
Nn.
again, fully one-half of the export* of Flour and Wheat in OnVcialThe
People-a Natloaal Dank of VUaslnaljr.m. Ai
wd oaDlta).
T,«I—
idest John
1870 were made at very low prices, while those of 1809 were
in
'
:
..
K
.
<
—
:
THE CHR01«1(JLE
648
1,828—The GalnesvUIe National Bank, Alatama. Anthorlzed capita], $100,00
paid in capital, $54,250. Jonathan Bliss, President C. D. Woodruff,
Cashier. Authorized to commence business May 20 1871
1,82S— The First National Banli of South Haven, Michigan. Authorized capipaid in capital, $36,000. Silas R. Boardman, President
tal, $50,000
Charles J. Monroe, Cashier. Authorized to commence business May
;
;
88, 1871.
l,aM—The Farmers' National Bank
of Salem, Virginia. Authorized capital,
$60,000 paid in capital, $32,600. John J. Moorman, President Green
B. Board, Cashier. Authorized to commence business May 23, 1871.
;
;
Cateat Hilonetarp and (fiommcrttal Snglial) NevoB
RATES OF BXCHANGB AT I.ONDON, AND ON
KXOHAN GK AT LONDON—
MAT
12.
TIKI.
Amsterdam
Aotwerp
short.
. .
1
1
,
BATX.
months. S5.«2>i®2>.ti7><
3
*'
....
LATIST
DATS.
Ma^U.
Vienna
Berlin
Frankfort ...
St. Petersburg
*'
30^®S0«
i9H&*9H
*•
Cadiz
Lisbon
Milan
"
Naples
New York....
Jamaica
Valparaiso
Pernambaco
.
Singapore
Hong Kong...
Ceylon
—
—
—
—
—
Rio de Janeiro
Bahia
4t. Sd.
is. 6d.
1».
..
Calcntta
**
Sydney
8,1
days.
128.36
for the better has taken place in the state of affairs in Paris.
The
following are the quotations for money, compared with those of
last
31
_
count houses for deposits are as under
Very
cities.
4 p. c dis.
10 9-16@)4<*.
April 19.
6moB.
—
—
May
•*
X p. c.
12.
—
—
87.
60 days
34X®35
4».
l«101B-16®llld
•»
Mch.
dlB.
7xd.
ki
VP
c.
:
SX
... 6
2X
6
4
S)i
6
6
S}i
3V
8
3
SX
3
6
6
:
<— B'krate—>>— Op. m'kt—,
1870.1871.
1870. 1871.
SW 3X
iX 4
6
B
Hamburg.
9
i)i
St. Petersburg.... 6
8
Brussels..
Madrid....
SB
— —
ST
There is no demand for gold for export, but Mexican dollars of
the old issue are in request for export to China, at higher prices.
In silver, for the Continent, a moderate business is doing. The
following prices of bullion are from M essrs. Pixley & Co.'s cireolar
aOLB
s.
One
Uar Gold
per os. standard.
do
fine
do
do
Reflnable
do
Spanish Doubloons
peroz.
South American Doubloons..
do
do
United states £Old coin
SILTXB.
.
large influx of gold into the country, the bulk of which has been
received from the United States. The supplies sent into the Bank
have been unusually large, and at the present time there are no
indications of a reviving export demand. The only quantity
purchased for export of late has been a sum of £432,000, which
was bought by Messrs. Murietta & Co., and sent to Buenos Ayres
on account of the Argentine loan. By telegraph we learn of
large supplies coming forward
£434,000, for instance, is due
from Australia about the 22d inst. This consists of Australian
gold. There are also the large supplies which continue to be
forwarded from the United States. The insurrection in Paris
Still checks all demand for export, and although there is some
prospect that the reign of the Commune is drawing to a close,
men hesitate to give an opinion as to what is to come next.
Many arguments have arisen, and it may even be asserted that,
taking into consideration the collapsed state of France after the
surrender of the Emperor, the troubles in Paris may prove a boon
The fact must not be lost sight of that the French
to France.
army was captive in Germany, and grave were the doubts
expressed as to what would be done with it when it returned
home. The National Guard of Paris, in its conceit at having
kept the Germans at bay for five months, has treated with con"
tempt the trained soldier, and has endeavored to impress upon the
world the idea that theirs has been the most glorious achieve'
;
IX
at the leading Continenta'
* Nominal.
premlnm
[From our own correspondent.!
London, Saturday, May 18.
of the more prominent featuree of the week has been the
IX
l)^
ijf
2^
—
6*
1871.
2J^
are the quotations
Amst'd'm. 3X Hi
Turin ... 6
6
K
3S&36Ji
_
The following
Vienna.
26
2Xa2X
2% @9H
3 ®8H
1870.
s
3
change has taken place
little
Berlin
4
Frankfort. 3)i
110«
—
1871.
SH&'^H
Joint stock banks
Disconnt houses at call
Discount houses with 7 days* notice....
Discount houses with 14 days' notice
AtParls
—
April 28.
1870.
Per cent. Per cent.
4 months' ba'k bills
.— B'krate— >— Op. m'kt—
1870. 1871.
1870.
1871.
_
IS.
1871.
Per cent. Per cent.
3 ®... i)i& ••
Open-market rates:
8 months' ba'k bills 3 Ji ®3><
BOand 60 days' bills 3 ®.... 2)i'®
4 and 6 trade bills.. SK&4
Imonths bills
8 &S}( 2X® ..
The rates of interest allowed by the joint stock banks and dis-
119X
*•
10.
year
1870.
ll.23?j'
^*
April ai
April 36.
„
*'
Madras
3moa.
**
May
—
60 days.
Bombay
13^X
__
Ma7ll.
possible to discount freely the best three months' paper at 2^ per
cent.
And there will probably be no improvement until a change
**
—
Havana
_
®2B.37X
2S.35
**
May
90 days.
52?(®53
3 months. 26.87X®26.92X
Qeaoa
Bhort.
13.U)?i@l3.11V
25.^0 ©26.90
short
Nominal
8 months. 12.77X@12.82>(
"
ii.m%i& 6.n
**
liOh® iiO%
BATB.
_
*'
Paris
Paris
1
TU«.
27, 1371.
exceedingly quiet. There has been some inquiry in connection
with the settlement in the Stock Exchange, and the demand for
commercial paper has been fair. But the supplies of idle capital
are so large that, although the demand is considerable, it is still
Bankminlmom....
KXCHANGB ON LONDON.
11.19V@I1.19X
[May
I.ONI>ON
AX I<ATEST DATES.
Hamburg
:
;
77
d.
—
77
73
76
B.
d.
9
9.
8X ©77
®74
8
8
@—
d.
d.
s.
Bar Silver, Fine
per oz. standard
B
3-16® B
o«
do containing 6 grs. gold peroz. standard.
do
B
6
OX
OX
Fine Cake Silver
per oz. no price. i„
Mexican Dollars
4
peroz. 4 lOX
ll>f
®
®
In the Stock Exchange a considerable amount of business has
been in progress, and neaily all classes of securities have improved
In British railway shares, owing to the continuance of
in value.
very favorable traffic returns, there has been a further important
rise.
During the week ending May 7 the traffic receipts of railways in the United Kingdom amounted on 18,908 miles to £874,596, against £820,169 last year, on 13,665 miles, showing an increase of 248 miles, and of £54,427. The receipts for the goods
traffic on the principal lines amounted to £432,052, against £396,455, showing an increase of £35,597. The debenture stocks of
British railways have improved on the second reading of a bill
which, if finally passed, wUl enable trustees to invest their ftinds
in those securities.
In the foreign market there has been an improved tone, and Spanish and Italian descriptions have risen in
United States Government securities are firm in value, and
price.
have not materially altered during the week. Atlantic and Great
Western securities remain firm, and the reorganization stock has
been as high as 15^^ premium. Brie railway shares are at about
The following were the
21, but Illinois Central are weaker.
ment of the war. The credit of the resistance of Paris is due^ highest and lowest prices of consols and the principal American
week
of tne
the weefe
however, more to those who had the sagacity to secure so large securities on each day ot
jMonday.lTuesday.jWed'ay.l Thn'ay Friday. ISat'day.
an amount of provisions, whereby close upon two millions of
people were fed for five months. The fighting was comparatively Consols
Q;^^.c_Q^^s^ Q.is^r-tjai./ mii-9S%
oau'-oa^^QflU-Qau:9SH-9S)i
93X »m Q.q^^-Q.'^ii ,03ii-9Sh
BOX »Ux|90K-90% 90)i-»OJi 90Ji-90X
S.6-20'8, 1882 ...
The 0. S.
little, and that was chiefly done by the troops of the line.
90
18-!4.
-90
89
-90
89 -90
-90
89
189
[89
6-20S,
0.
<1. S. B-20S, 18a5
rising, revolution, or rebellion, under whichever name people like
|90Ji-90H |90X 90 'i 90 -901fi90X-....l90>i:
i
..
to call
it,
captive
has had one important
army
together,
that of bringing the
devoted to one chief
effect, viz.:
and of making
it
Under McMahon the army has regained confidence, and as it is
one of the misfortunes of France that her people are so erratic as
to need an army to keep them in order, the concentration and
devotion of the army may be looked upon as guarantees that
order will be maintained with a firm hand. Order once restored,
and with little prospect of its being seriously disturbed, France
will then be able to look seriously at her position. That position
cannot but be grave, but the nation, like the individual, must face
the difficulty, and must speedily set to work to restore its fortunes.
With the restoration of order, the position of our money and
bullion markets will be speedily changed, for if order, in its fullest
sense, is established, the English capitalist will be only too willing
to help, aa the help given will be attended with considerable gainDuring the present week the demand for money has been
If. S. 5-2118,
1887..
92>>-92X 92X 92X
..
l89?<-39X! 89%
(J S. lO-lOs, 1904
89X-..
89X-....|89X- ...
Atlantic ,feQ't West.
consol'd mort.b'ds (41V-423< 42 423<42 -....143 -4aX«J<-MJ<
20V 20X|20X-20"4!20!i,-21 20X-21
Hrie Shares ($100)..
Illinois shires ($100) liiof-nii no} r.U|llut-....'110i 111 IllOj-....
I
The following were the
closing prices to-day of other American
as well as Canadian securities.
AUBBICAN.
cent Louisiana Levee (May 1, Nov. 1)
S ^ cent Massachusetts (May 1, Nov. 1) 1894.
Massachusetts, 1900
6
<|^
do
(Jan.
1,
July
1)
^
W
«
.
7
chofffeheim's certificates
Gt. W. PennsylvanU, letM., '77
ct. At.
V
&
® 66
S 96
91>i® 92K
93
1869
do Scrip, £15 paid (Jan. 1 July 1) '89.
cent Virginia State
cent
do
'80
ct. Atlan. & Gt W^N. Y. sec. Ist M.
Atlan. & Great W., N. Y. sec, IstMort., Bischoffshelm's certificates
W., N. Y. sec, 2d do, '81.
7 « ct. Atlan. & G
Allan. & Great W. N. Y. sec, 2d Mort., Bis5
H
7
68
Sterling.
94>^
93X®
9i)(
....pm 2>i(^ipm
63
48. 6d.
4s. 6d.
57
®
68
6«>i® B'iH
I
88
4s. 6d.
73
4s. 6d.
,
78
:
May
AtAO. W
7 V ct. At. A
W^
M.BlKholhhtlin'tMr.
iinajrIvinU.
M, '81
;
M
«•. Od.
BluholTthclni'icsr
C'uiiaol. Mort., 1890. .£100 ptid
At.*0.
T f) ct. Atlan .v (ir w
At. A O. W., coiiH. M.. BlncholTalieliii'i cer
•tma
1 cent Oolrult & UUwiukos lal MoiU bdt.
cent
do
do
do
I
do
(100, 111 Mid
ticket of prot*ctlon
M. tlK«>
W
4«.
4a. Sd.
Stcrlliur.
cent Preference do
B (I cent converilblu boiidi
cent Erie •hiree.Sd MortKtce, 1883
7
IlllnoU Contnls, *IOO fbarat. nU lald
e
cent lUlnola Central*, 1U7S
tfcuit
do
1875
U.M
«
V
7 V cant Marietta A Cincinnati Bonda
7 a o*nt Panuma ad MartKue, I87«
7 V cent Panama QeneralMortsaffe, 1897
6
V
do
M.
Stertlog.
®
KOtrsnteed by Pesn. Hall. Co., 1881
CAM ADA.
Canada « « centa
do sf) centa
Dominion ft « centa
New Brunawlck 8 y cenu
Nova ScotU 8 V «nt8 1875
do
do
1888
Grand Trank of Canada
''
''
do
do
Eqalpraent Mort. Bonda, 1 charge. 6 • c
do
do
«d
do
do
do
I'll preference boDda
do
do
«d
do
do
do
8d preference stock
do
do
4tli
d»
Great Weatem of Canada
do
do
6 9 cent bonds, payable 1878
do
do
do
do
1877-18
6^
do
do
8
do
do
1890
do
do
8 tt cent scrip
do
do
6 w cent preference, lasued at 80, convertible (when paid up) till lat Jan., 1880
prem.
98
< klOl
99
HOO
HOB
H06
H08
(
100
104
(
mISV
(
(
Upland Cotton, and of No. 40 Mule Yarn,
compared with the four previous years
fair,
1868.
14X
9B
81
UMiHH
Q
k
81
week.
8S
C
t
84
The following statement shows the import* and export* o(
bread aud feeding stuffs into and from the United Kingdom, dnr
in^ last week and since the commencement of the seaaon, compared with the corresponding periods in 1800-70
liithK
liiji<
i
18J<
101
98
^ tl03
101
J tlOS
fi
i
87
^
3)i®
second quality
The
Sp.
c.
9i}i
9d.
64s.
llSd.
£
lM9il,48;
1»,018,»»3
18,737,800
11,31J,958
aU,i»l,«88
7,9 8,419
11.3."!7.165
18,eT4,»6
l«.^6J,88l>
111,781,900
93,:!16,8tl
i)i p. c.
MH
vix
44s. 4d.
IIX".
c.
»)i p. c.
iH. 3d
llXd.
68s. lid.
-.}ii.
9»v
OiX
3Xd.
Is. aj<d.
Is. JiXd.
Is. .xd.
tone of business remains good, and in nearly all cases prices
Is. 4>jd.
is.
are firm. The following relates to the trade of Manchester
This market has been nnnsnally flat throughout the week. Producers atlU
keep well under contract, but the actual business done since last Friday has
been about the smallest which tuts been transacted since the commencement
of the present year. This flatnass Is mainly attributable to the cessation In
Within the last fortnight the
the demand for the India and hina markets
Eastern demand has very materialJy fallen oflT, and, as is usually the case nnder
similar circumstances, buyers for the continent of Europe aud other quarters
have nearly withdrawn from the market, and have abstained from making
offers except at reduced prices, which producers are not yet prepared to accept.
The position of both spinners and msnufactarers has oecome worse within
the last fortnight, borne weeks since the demand for both yam aud cloth continued animited and good, while the cotton market kept declining, and producers had everything In their favor. Within the last two or three weeks the
price of cotton tias mtiintaincd itself better than either cloth or yarn, and producers are, relatively speaking, worse olT than they were previously. The
large contracts which both spinners and manufacturers undertook In the first
quarter of the year have been of Immense service to them, and even at the
resent time they are still moderately well under order and under no pressure
I
to sell; but at the price of cotton to-day they can no longer make sales of
either yarn or cloth at the advantageous and profitable prices. The Imports of
cotton this week have been comparatively small, amounting only to 48,000
Tlie sales are put down us 78,000 bales, of which the trade have taken
bales.
55,000 bales; but the acttul sales have not been so large, and a considerable
proportion of the amount mentioned above conaiata of cotton already sold
and forwarded to the consumer from the ship's side. The comparative scarcity of the better qualities of American cotton still Imparts exceptional strength
to the yam aud cloth produced from these descriptions, but the stock of Cist
Indian and common Ameriuin sorts is ample, and coarse yams spun from them
are weak, aud freely offered at lower prices than would have been accepted a
week
since.
a statement showing the imports and exports of
cotton into and from the United Kingdom, from September 1 to
May 11, compared with the corresponding period in 1S09-70.
Annexed
is
1870-1.
American
Kiports,
bales 1,>;17,1M
1,013,1117
]M8,i>ia
76,811
4S,tt»
981,8-7
38U,II.<I1
3.611.411
Ei^rptlan
9UI,n8
Miscellaueoaa
181,UU9
3.393,8'>1
711,91'J
Brasllian
811780
i
East Indian
.
Total
I8«»-70.
Imports.
lil.SOi
8.\849
891.095
S,9H5
6,911
TIO.IOS
Imports,
Szporti.
H'.I,5;B
3,416
84,'il4
10170
614,568
With regard to the wool trade, Mr. Helmuth Schwartze reports
demand remains brisk, and ciurent prices are fully main,
that the
tained.
A
solitary exception to this rule exists in the case of
lamb*' wool, which
:
perceptibly cheaper than at the beginning
is8«'ro.
,
^heat
ewt.
8«,730
Barley.
175,831
19t,9.»
83,183
48,163
194,900
88,180
O.ts
Peas
„.
Keatia
com
1871.
ia.«8.741
74s. 7d.
ISd.
The wheat
roR TBI W«IC XHDMe MAT 6.
^-^ISTO'Tl
Imnors. RxT>n*-tji.
Wheat
Barley
Oata
Peas
Beans
Ittdiancom
Floor
SM,MB
K3M
187.144
140,617
48.870
111
1,658
171
190
107.888
6«l
8oa
440
70,«M
1,016
r,i8i
n,174
4,196
owt. 21,880,180
666«,IR1
1,666.8110
6,811,677
615,509
1,174.^
1.16^981
10.118,896
8,189,174
...
,
iBipnria. Kziw>rt*
98.149
13.446
aINOK TBI OOMlUtNOtliailT or TBS BlAaOIl (ACS.
£
58,340.119
»,&-1.4.M
3 p.
is an abundance of grass in the
trade has been quiet but firm during the
In prices no material change has taken plaoa.
pastures.
Indian
flour
16,S3R,9«ti
a p.c.
there are no complaints, and there
i)t
lS,U31,tt.i5
11.061.771
1S,343,«77
coin
Coin and oalllon
Bankrate
Ooaeola
Price of wheat
Mid. Upland cotton...
No 40 male yarn
are not favorable to the progres* of vegetation. The vegetable
world ha* been pretty well at a *tand*lUl during- the week, bat
k90
17,')I»,«!I8
S'I,0S7,157
price* existing for goods at present the stock* are moderate, and
everything point* to a brisk business In the immediate future.
The weather is cold and cheerless, with eaaterly wind*, which
k
14.070.793
19,3U8,£41
19,-aS,50!i
;
k
5B,rai.483
b 413.501
I8.839.0<8
Other securities
Beserve of notes aud
perhaps doubtful
(
1870.
£
£
13,}77,ei)8
is
C
:
ll,8%,i)ll
months,
88
the average quotation for English wheat, the price of Middling
.
army dothlnf
after the extraordinary
S3
Annexed is a statement showing the present position of the
Bank of England, the Bank rate of discount, the price of Consols,
QoTemmuni^ecnrltlos
and continue
;
aiOS
107
100
„
Clrcnlatlon, Indading
bank po9t blile
S.1,n43,«)7 S4.46'.S69
Pabllcdtipoi-Us
7,534.»li
6 774.«7
utbar deposits.
.
.
17,513.8U SO.061,034
exceptional Inquiry for
;
.
S
Whether the
branch of Industry tor the laat
but at preeent there are no signa
of any falling off in this direction, and the position of Cape and
all similar wools may accordingly be expected to remain firm for
some time to come. From all sidee the reports on the condition
of the woolen industry are very satisfactory the manufacturers
are fully employed, and loth to extend their engagement* at the
six
General Mort., 1910
& Erie, lat Mortgage,
1887.
high a* at ao>' period daring tUa aariaa.
and the same may be said of Capes, the demand for whleh eontiniMa
deacriptions, are quite aa
activity that has prevailed In this
8d
Sd
SUrllng.
48.
both from Port Phillip and Sydnny. thsra an nthar Ian
market than a fortnight ago, but the |>rieM ihow
rei7 little change, and rxmain, on the whole, tatiafactory t«
grower*.
Medium to good Australian fleece, and all aootind
will long outlast the war,
4a.
48.
do
(d
cent
do
cent Philadelphia
64d
p«tltor« In the
unabated.
t3XA4M
4a. ed. llOolMioSl 107i«
4*. U.
Pannaylrania, fSO aharea
t fl cent Pennarlraula, l«t iIort|{*n
«i
48
70
70
88
ti8
M.
do
eyccut
4M
4i. td.
ta.
CommlltM
»lt«chort
Krle tluirfi, 7
79
4(. Sd.
M
I
Brui(baroi.
TO
I.
.
.
:
THE CHHONKJLK
ibJU
27,
:
18).
18.684,449
6.741,811
6,771,115
916,613
1.199.486
13,145.900
4,467,675
100,114
47.171
16,741
67,170
1,309,4:»
itjm
81.984
11,11*
1,046
14,044
16331
For the corresponding periods in lS68-'69 the figure* were aa
under:
Imports
.
.
For the
week.
cwt
Wheat
Barley
Oata
Peas
Beans
Indian
Flour
Com
Sine*
8«pL
t80,N66
84,490
71,884
6,942
10,754
114,'40
50,740
1.
Kxporti.
,
For the
««ok.
19,m,C87
717
7.936.854
4,809,638
874.346
1,987,540
9.511,869
1,80»,6»6
7,066
1,619
.
Sine*
Sept. 1.
14a.6*g
97,618
7«,4ei
IS,ill
4,444
B5
4
14
8(6
1,0T7
*S,T4I
A
Costa Rica loan for £500,000, Introduced by Messrs. Bischoff;!
& Goldschmldt, has been rapidly subscribed for, and the quotation for the scrip has been as high as 6^ premium. It i* In a six
helm
per cent, stock at 72.
BoKlleb market Reports— Per Cable.
The daily closing quotations In the markets of I^ondon and Liverpool for the past week have been reported by submarine telegraph,
as shown in the following summary
—
London l£onty and Stock Market. American seenritie* have
been in general quiet and not veiy firm with the exception of
United States Os. of 1865 which have shown a slight advance.
Mon.
Sat.
98^
98X
WH
<BX
90K
90H
ton
•old, 1866
90H
1887
MH
91X
80
U. 9. 10-40S
8»M
The daily closing quotations for
Consols for money
"
acconnt
C. 8. 68 (5-lOa, 1861
Tnea.
Wed.
98K
....
WH
»H
Thar.
MM
«»«
90K
MH
»S
*>H
91X
low
80
ISK
FH.
mt
9n3<
«M
••¥
80
81
United State* 6* (1863) at
Frankfort were
Frankfort
KK
MK
•—
»%
96X
Market.— See special report of cotton.
Livtrpool Breadttujffi Market.— The market ha* declined and
Liverpool Cotton
price* are lower for the principal article* throoghout the li*t.
Wad. Thar.
Mon.
Tnee.
Bat.
nonr(Westem)
« hbl
Wheat (No. 1 Mil. Red)..* cU
"
d.
6
3
»
176
4
11
11
H
CRidWinter).
(CallfomlaWbiU)....
U
Oom(W.m-d)...V480ftn-w
34
"
BarloT (Canadian).... a bosh
d.
s.
S7
9
40
a.
d.
•.
d.
170
ro
8
11
11
» »
4
S49
11
» ^
3
340
» ^
8
340
a.
II
40
40
**.»5
1)
40
a.
d.
tt
t
11
II
6
11
1
336
40
tti.
d.
*.
tt
10 10
II
U
6
I
331
40
•!.!!
0ats(Am.4Can.J...3«» »»
»5 4(0 4ta
440 440 440
no abatement in the inquiry, P«aa(Canadlaa}.....V604» 44
declined 1*.
ba*
further
Market.—
Beet
Protition*
Livtrpoot
and the decline appears rather a* a reaction from the former
excessive rate* the more natural, as the supply of lambs is as ha* Chaeae al*o. Lard ha* droppad to 49*. and the market
alway* plentiful at thi* season. For anpeiior combing wools, doaea with a tendency to lower prioaa.
of the aeries.
is
But even here there
—
is
— —
— —
:
:
——
:
—
:
Mon.
Sat.
.
105
6!
3^
5)
66
.
Wed.
Tues.
d.
8.
Beef(ex.pr.mes3). f 304!b 106
Pork (Etn. pr. mess) ?^ bbl 62 b
d.
8.
m
»
Thur.
d.
B.
62
6
6
Fri.
d.
s.
105
62
33
50
65
105
105
d.
8.
105
62
6
(i
6cc38
33 6
3S 6
^112a>cc39
Bacon
49
riO
49 6
"
51 9
Lard (American) ...
65
63
66
6b
Cheese (line)
Liverpool Produce Jfartei.— Petroleum, both Spirits and Standard White, are firm at a slight advance over last week's prices'
while the market otherwise is steady. Rosin, however, having
declined
6
Is.
Rosin (com. Wilm.),
"
(flnepale)
.
¥
1
Mon.
Sat.
d.
6 3
11 6
12 lb
"
Petroleum (Btdwliite)..^ 8" lb
d.
6
3
6
1
London Produce and
Sat.
s.d.
10 10
63 6
£
6
8.
3
6
16
6
e.
6
16
5X
Man.
10 10
63
5K
9X
1
6
42
Thur.
s.d.
10 10
63 6
6
636
Frl.
B.d.
10 10
63 6
£
36
36
82
36
82
36
82
36
81 15
31 15
31 15
31 IS
82
3
6
hH
9X
36
36
36
6
16
£ 8.d.
10 10
£
s.d.
10 10
63 6
6
42
d.
8.
3
have been steady
Wed.
Tues.
£
d.
8.
82
36
31 15
ton 31 15
1
9
£
Ifri.
d.
6
42
42
36
82
36
Thur.
d.
3
5K
1
5J<
42
112 lb
!8
d.
8.
MarkeU—Prices
Oil
the week.
throuKhout
*
Sperm oil
Whale oil.
Linseed oU
Wed.
Tnee.
9
(9pirit8|
Lins'dc'ke(obl).^tn
Linseed (Calcutta)
Sugar (No. 12 Dch std)
8.
17
5X
1
TaUow{American).,,¥liaib 42
CUMMERUIAL AND MISCELLANEOUS NKW^.
Imports and Exports for thk WEBK.^The imports this
week show an increase in both dry goods and general
Tlie total imports amount to |7,4(50,904 this
merchandise.
week, against $(i,.561,«21 last week, and $10,382,030 the previous week. The exports are $3,473,(505 this week, against
$4,306,496 last week, and $3,846,933 the previous week. The exexports of cotton the past week were 9,068 bales, against 13,005
bales last week. The following are the imports at New York
for week ending (for dry goods) May 19, and for the week ending
(for general merchandise) May 20.
FORSION IMPORTS AT NBW TORK KOU TUK WEEK.
1868.
1809.
1870.
1871.
$1,135,908
2,333,463
$1,612,207
5,461,883
$1,665,58)
4,980,593
$2,059,808
General merchandise...
Total for he week.
Previously reported.
$3,469,371
91,453,664
$7,074,090
121,758,699
$6,646,173
113,116,906
$7,460,904
143.636,394
$94,923,025
$128,a32,789
$119,763,079
$151,097,298
Dry Koods
.
Since Jan.
.
.
1
5,401,0%
In our report of the dry goods trade will be lound 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 23
EXPORTS PROM NEW TORK FOR THE WEEK.
Since Jan.
1870.
$.3,610,420
1869.
1868.
$.3,657,521
For the week
P.-erlously reported....
$3,853,146
64,064 594
61,148,245
1871.
$68,460,545
$67,917,740
$72,806,766
1
American
AmiTican
Ilcnry Chauncoy,
Aspinwall
Ameri('au gold
15 Brig James Miller,
Arroyo, P. R.
Mexiciiu gold.
..
"
7,860
London-
American gold
1,
Foreign silver
OoldW-8
Silver bars
— St. Wisconsin, Liv-
136,000
15,000
74,198
20,418
"
"
erpool
American gold
Liverp') —
American gold
silver.
.
City of
Liverpool
"
40,000
19,000
on earnings
on raauufactures,
State and local...
41,100
201,000
Total, 62 3-10 per cent.
Dam.
Dam.
&
128,5;i4
& station snppl's.
loss of fr'ght ifc nag^e.
to prop.
cattle killed..
&
Personal injuries
Law expenses
New York
ofllcc
Rents payable
On (side agencies and advert'g
Contlufjeucies
lliie of cars
Insurance
1
Augiist
stami>8,
&c
W-
St.
Total for the week
Previously reported
$1,376,180
l,37i),180
$4,529,562
^
CONSTUncTIOH, &C., FOR THE YEAR
New machine shops, &c., Elkhart
New depots, buildings, Ac
New second tracks and side tracks,
$559,137
1870.
$I4J,881
139,567
M14,406
391,039
34 miles
Bridge masonry and permanent embankment
Improvements on Kalamazoo division
Miscellaneous construction
Real estate purchased
Thomas400
>
viz.;
1870. 4 per cent
4 per cent
Surplus for the year
1,500
Silver
.53,.35(i
30,000
103,800
Railroad
20— St. North America.
Castle,
$1,.'-)IK),052
1, 1871,
1,584
Vera Cruz-
Havana-
1,821
$.5,083,719
2,752,360
City of Merida,
Silver
"
120
$18,4a3
ra,30(l
39,449
13,916
3,011,127
$1,113,660
Total
1,
1871
$8,916,632
8,644,624
Equipment- additional
$3,024,630
I
Same time
1
1868
1867
Twcnty-flvc new engines
Six hundred and one new cars, various classes
in
$3,064,855
$266,31H
.387,993
1.056,073
I<ake Sboraraud michlgan SoniUern Railroad.— The an-
tional details are of much interest
of the Company (including the debt^of the
$654,.309
Total
Jamestown and Franklin Railroad
Advances for construction
their 2d mortgage bonds, 86c
nual report of the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railroad
Company, for the year ending December 31, 1870, is published in
the Jv. Y. Daily Bulletin ; a brief extract from the report was
given in the Chronicle of May 20th, but the following addi-
i.The bonded debt
15,616
86,762
23,479
10,806
51,706
191,417
12,527
2O4,0a3
$»1,751
4,845
335,227
.^
Total
600
Gold
1,
February
week have
Silver
May 20- St.
$9,199
1889
5-1,004
4,5I?i
Rent Erie and Kalamazoo Railroad
Rent Kalamazoo, Allegan & G. R. Railroad
14,994,478
16,964,006
9,658,117
specie at this port during the past
Total since January
Same time in
1870
28,434
151,665
$7, 9-36,997
Interest on guaranteed stock
Dividends paid,
1867
1866
1865
Branch, Santa
Martha—
GoldduBt
" l»-8t. Morro
Ofllcc, train
46S,61I»
Net earnings, 37 8-10 per cent
luterest on funded debt
Same time In
I
—Br.
.39,790
431,823
|
ll,9i>2,.577
Aspinwall
Gold
47,657
56,096
77,542
968,434
**
$.30,444,290
29,000,339
OPERATING EXPENSES
$19:1,783 Oil and tall»w
Waste and rags....
4;J8,659
—
Fuel consumed
Total
$2,417,998
28,026,292
$10,206,910
13
282,088
1)2,19)
dividaids..
ton
beea as follows
May 15—St. Ocean Queen,
"
Interest
60perct.J.&F.carn'g8
All other Bonrcee
$13,457,540
10,000
20— St. Main, Southamp.
Gold liars
American gold
in
of
"
"
"
l,2ro,l»4
Agents and station labor
17,162
Telegraph repairs & supplit'S.
17,187
Gas light account
513,973
and
tenders.
Repairs engines
"
659,987
cars
"
roadway and track. .. 1,15,188
"
128,8!t!i
bridges
"
79,074
fences
"
290,157
buildings * fixtures.
701,149
New and re-rolled rails
300
1870
1869
1868
The imports
&
4,15.3,512
TAXES
Silver bars
1871
1,
From Rents
$8,658,661
National,
Total for the week
Previously reported
Total since Jan.
Freight
Passengers
Express
Mails
Paris,
American gold
Puerto
PlataAmerican gold
17.218
8,588
. .
silver
20— St.
110,000
162,000
14,730
216,060
Foreign gold
Silver bars
17— St. Perit,
The company, on July 1st, 1870, executed a consolidated mortgage, with a provision for a sinking fund, to secure the payment
of bonds registered and coupon, to the amount of $20,000,000,
bearing interest at the rate of seven per cent per annum.
Of the bonds secured by this mortgage a sufficient amount has
been set apart to secure the paymeat of the bonded debt at maturity and the proceeds of the residue will be appropriated to double
tracking the main line and procuring additional eqipment.
There has been built at Elkhart, Indiana (the intersection of the
Main and Air Lines), a machine shop, with other improvements,
at a cost of $141,831 26.
Now depots and other structures, where none had previously
existed, have been erected upon the load at a cost of $139,567 57.
Additional second track and side tracks, thirty-four miles in
extent, have been constructed at a cost of $314,406. There has been
expended in bridge masonry and permanent embankment, the
sum of $391,039 93. Thorfe has been expended in permanent work
upon the Kalamazoo Division, the sum of $73,300. A further sum
of $39,440 65 has been expended in miscellaneous construction.
There has been advanced, for the purpose of the construction of
the extension of tlie Jamestown and Franklin Kailroa<l, from
Franklin to Oil City and beyond, during the ])ast year, the sum of
$421,202 26. The completion of this extension has contributed
to a large incfease of the traffic of this company.
There has been placed in the track, during the past year, 18,661
tons of new and re-rolled rails, including 3,054 tons of steel rails.
The cost of these .rails, with the exception ot the iron used in the
construction of new side tracks, has been charged to operating
expenses. The business of the last year lias demonstrated the
necessity of additional double tiaclv, and it has been determined to
construct, during the i)resent year, one hundred and fourteen miles
between the cities of Buflfalo and Toledo, tliat being the part of
the road where additional facilities are more immediately and
imperatively required. This includes the re-building of that portion of the Northern Division of the late Cleveland and Toledo
Railroad, extending from Sandusky, Ohio, to Oak Harbor, about
twenty-six miles.
The earnings of the road for the first fo«r months of the year
1871, show an increase of $393,000 over the correspondiag period
of 1870, affording reasonable expectation that the year will be one
of great and unusual prosperity.
EARNINGS FOR 1870.
General ofllce expenses
Conductors and trainmen
Engiuemeu and firemen
port of
Missouri, HavanaAmerican gold
4,285
20— St. Calabria, Liverpool
American gold
100,000
Gold bars
32,054
Silver bars
188,284
20— Sch. David Babcock,
Fajardo—
American silver
17
—St. Russia,
eight per cent.
$98,865,939
May 18— St.
$5,000
—
Silesia,
2T, 1871.
Total
May 15— St.
16— St.
CMay
hands of the Sinking Fund Commissioners, is Jl,594,430. The
rate of interest is seven per cent on all except $200,000, which is
"
"
"
:
Same time
.
Detroit, Monroe and Toledo Railroad Company, and tlie Kalamazoo and White Pigeon Railroad Company, the stock Of both of
which roads is owned by this Company) amounts to $23,283,600.
The annual charge for interest on this debt, and the $466,000,
bonds ot the late Cleveland and Toledo Railroad Company, in the
From
$3,473,666
90,398,273
61,850,123
The following will show the exports of specie from the
New York lor the week ending k"ay 20, 1871
17
:
til oflEdkidLi
650
a
:
Less— $300,000,
Forty per cent earnings that road
$421,262
.^j
$*5,000
51,694— 806,694
.
$114,667
i
Grind Total
•«..,. ^,888,487
May
;
::
:
frifi
a?, 1871.J
The mMns
Iroin
to meet the above espendltorai
wing aourcoB
an already
Suri
ihowo
debt— (nndad miA Boetlag.
$8IW.IST
SI? iiicreaii* of
I'r...
u'O.Ac
Sal.
U(,l
il»blotMoU
:
AMXTt.
T.il
l.ni.lMS
I
ICalainiuoo
Will
Gx|K
910,000
884,000
t
» .uIiUbitlaBnncli.
Tola!
Kqulpinenl
JaiiK'ntoun and Fmnklin Railroad:
Advaiu'KS III tlui C'oiii|iany to Doc. 31, 1870.
''
IM(/Kaiai'i«KB«
loUr-
.nsytvaala, upon lit*
utorratlDg table
to Kin.tra.
Treaaurcr
N.
Y Central
.
l,MO,on
andPa/mutera
87,017
.T73,S49
liailroad (paid In January)
381,427
00,.%4
Individual ai'oounia
ia0,1W
liailroad stock
Toledo, Waliiish A Wenlern Railway stock
I'nlon Slock Yard Block
Empire Trnusportal ion Co. stock
Bulfiik>. Corrjr
£
.tSOO,Oaa
S,l>0i,9U
100,000
'
Pittsburg Railroad, First HortgaKa Bonds.
Company*
Railroad Bonds
.
A WnhanhS.
W,7S0
100,000
34,058
14,000
49.600
300
»,800
8,000
»,00O
58,000
6,000
F. bi.nila
Toledo City Uridge Iwnds
White l>ii;eou A Kalamazoo Ibiilroad bonda
Michigan, L,!ik.! Shore lUilrond bonds
Buffalo Jfc Erie Itiiilroail bond serip
Pacific Hotel Co., advances to
Bills receivable (Lockwood)
"
"
1,877,806
100,000
60JM
14,000
00,000
Leavenworth Co. bonds
Oil Creek 4. A. A. Kailwav stock
Cleveland .fc Pittnbnri'HiiUroad Honda
fiOaOOO
100(pOO
.\dvan(i!i to KHuio
riltsbiiri;
«70
300
H,(KX>
270
31,648
t:M,466,500
:
6:i,00a
Total
(10 per cent) 5,335 shares
Total
t.»l,938,000
fund
ToUI
NoTS.— Kalamazoo,
...
$8,873,000
6,527,000
3,623,000
600,000
1,660.000
$11,283,000
$840,000,
.\ll..>gau and Grand Raplda bouda
on which we pay as runt of that road, are not
Included in above liabilities of this company.
Dividend of Feb. 1, 1R71
$1,376,180
"
"
" on gnarautacd atock
16,675
19,968
Unclaimed dividends and coupons
December expenses, payable In Jannary
976,960
M5,4S1
Bills payable
and stock
$61'i,l)00,
Due Jamea H. hanker. Treasurer
Due Commissioners of Sinking Fund
Total
145,806
35,.338
$3,536,390
loss
total
1,519,889
$61,187,179
Chesapeake aud Oblo Railroad.— This road is pregressing
rapidly towards completion. The road is already running to the
White Sulphur Springs, and the earnings thus far are over $800,which exceeds the estimate made when the road was first
commenced. East and west from Coalsmouth over 100 miles are
graded waiting for the iron, of which 10,000 tons are landing at
000.
U,000,000
Tout
i.A.,Vk.*.^v
$HO,«B,000
AMaaiOAK WSALTB.
I'opulstiou
Mil.
11,000,000
$18,000,000,000
40.000,000
$11,800,000,000
,
;
— Attention
md
is directed to the card of the Texas Haokinff
Insurance Company at (ialveston, Texas. This compAoy has a
cash capital of |21i8.000, and includes in Its list of tlirectom a number of the most prominent bnsiiie.4fl men of DalvestoD. Hperfnl
attention is given to collections in all parts of the Stale of Texas
which are ma<lo without any other charge than the ordinary rates
of exchange. J. M. Brandon, Kwj., is rrukideat
J. C. Wallis,
Esq., Vice-President, and the Messrs. LauvnCiwhier and Secretary.
.
•
.
;
—The National
of Texas, at Galveston, makes collectibnn
M. Eopperl, Esq., is the President J. J.
Hendley, Vice-President, and Chas. F. Noyes, Assistant Cashier.
on
Bank
all accessible points.
—On
;
another page will bn found the advertisement of
Boiler.
tkt>
-
The
w
,
.
—
Messrs. Davis & Freret in Now Orleans are among the leading
real estate brokers and general land agents of the Sotttb, they
give attention to business in the States of Louisiana, Texas, MIhsissippi, Alabama, &c., in buying, selling and Ici.sing of plantations and other real estate, paving of taxe.>i, collotliug renin, etc.
BlNILUtt AND FINANCIAL.
5.33.G00
Funded Debt
Michigan Sonlhcrn
Grand
MIncellaueuus debt
(34,401.500
L.akc Shore, le^x 460,000 in sinking
MOM
great improvement introduced by this Ixiiler is in the economy of
fuel, as the gas and smoke heretofore lost are now consumed,
with the result of saving from ;t3 to 40 |>er cent in the quantity
fuel ordinarily used by other l>oiler8.
Among other testimonials
of the great value of this boiler is one from Mr. I). B. Orapt^
President of the "Grant Locomotive Works," at Paterson, X. J.,
who commends it very highly, particularly for the use of soft coal
S,auo
i-i,»m
4>IO,000
company
Buffalo and Erie
White Pi(;eoa and Kalamazoo
Lake Shore and Michigan Southern
1'
100,000
;....
Weston Fuel-Saving and Qas and Smoke Consuming
$6J,!»7,S79
Oaarautccd stock
«.«op.jgi
8.
t.innnn
10,000,000
S.OOO
18,750
ToUi
and
securities
10,0001.000
N,aM,QBO
,
4,li«5
*Secnrcd by second mortgaj^o bonds as collateral.
LtABlUTlES.
Capital stock
$4 i,««5 shares, (100 each
Iica* 6)0 shares owned by thia
MInliw
100,
Dednctlng the debts dne to foreigners at the reopeetlre periods,
the accnmulated wealth of the I'nlted 8tates in IWl was ft'tOO p^r
bead In 1871, $A00 per head in gold.
I1,01S
Oniio Di-parlnient
Sunbury and Erie
lUliway bonds
JUIlway shares
Canal bonds and shares. ...,,.,,
11
10,000,000
K5,000
4U,000
rncolli'ticd carnlnpfx
I'oct
MOi)00,000
aecurltlee
Property
$1,007,045
A
in hiin(l< of Aasialant
Profit
T
yi9,aOQ
810,000
Detroit, Monroe
Toledo Railroad atoek
(Innerai odlco biilldlBE, Cleveland (40 per c«nl)
Workliii; supplies, fnel, Ac, on hand
Tiilido
AMBUOAS
*
nimoo
r>v«nilv Kara
Timrji
*T
to (oar or flv«
1861.
(8U84S
|8ia,000
800,000
«10,000
Bond*
M(>rl),'axr
ToUI
Eric*
Anylo-Amtrieun
smoanted
Federal socurltlst
«44.>0T,81I»
9,118,001
FIrat MurtKHKr Iloiidn
rrniii
kitve
Municipal seciirltlea
>U,10I,S«6
.
Due
The
SUle
1810.
RatlriuiilK
B„fl,. ... ..i.-ro
Huefrom
—
war
JV71
$1,88«,4»7
COMDENBXD BALANCE SBXBT, DEC. SI,
I'M."!)
since the
dollars annually.
U.OOT
ToUI
Hernnd
Stock
banements
estlng remarks of Mr. 0>''
new United Htates lottn, c'
_..
nod— paid
Noi.
ML^
ckRoNicLk
hftTe been derived
''
Bankino Hoose of Hisnrt Clews & Co., 33 Wau, bt., N. Y.
Our business is the same as an incorporated bank.
Deposit accounts can be opened with us in either Currency or
Five per cent, interest will
Coin, subject to check without notice.
be allowed on all daily balances. Checks upon us pass through
the clearing house as If drawn upon any city bank.
.
We issue Circular Letters
of Credit for travelers, available in
Wo make tele
Commercial Credits.
to any desired point, and transac
every description of foreign banking business.
We draw Bills of Exchange in sums from £1 upward on.
The Imperial Bank, and Messrs. Clews, llabicht & Co., London.
the world
graphic transfers of
all parts of
Tho
and
Provincial
all their
;
also
money
Bank ot
Ireland,
The National Bank
of Scotland,
branches.
We is8u<9 Certificates of
Deposit payable on demand or at fixed
and available at all money centres.
Orders executed for Government and other Investment secarl
also Gold and Exchange.
ties
Advances made on approved collaterals and against Merehan
date, bearing interest,
;
dise consigned to our care.
At the western terminus the connections are so nuWe make collec'Jons of Notes, Drafts, Coupons and Dlriden.lB
merous that the company has determined to place 3,000 tons of with promptness on all points, and are fully prepared to oflur
steel rails as the best aiid most economical to support the great
wear and tear. Next year the connecting roads now bulldiDg banking liacilitles upon either eorrency or gold basis.
from all the leadin;; weatem and south-western cities will be com& CO.,
pleted about the same time as the Chesapeake and Ohio, so that
the road will start with a full press of traffic from the west and
B.U<K£B8,
southwest. The Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad, via Waehington
YORK,
11 WALL ST.,
to St. Louis, when completed, will be filly.one miles shorter than
over the Erie Railway, and 110 miles less than by the New
DEAUCKB IK
York Central via Chicago, and will furnish another trunk line
STOCKS. BONDS, GOLD, AND EXCIIANOES.
from New York city to the west and southwest.
;.8eUna and meridian.— This railroad, eighty-one miles long,
OllDKBS KXECUTED AT TItK STOCK AKO OOLO BXCRAXOBS.
part of a direct line between V'icksburg and Savannah, was sold INTEREST Allowed on Deposits wnuvrt to CwKat'-M
at Selma, Ala., on the 18th ult., under chancery decrees, and was
BlQHT.
bought in by the bondholders at the minimum price of $1,000/X)0.
and sell, at current market rates, the FIRST MOSTBuy
aUMBoaota Debt.—On May 2nd, the people of the State of
EIGIir (8) PER CENT. UOLD BONDS of the ST..
Minnesota, voted in special election, In favor of not acknowledg- G.VGE
ing the iD(lel)t«dnes8 on the Bonds, issued by the State and known JOSEPH AND DENVER CITY RAILROAD CO.
as Minnesota State Railroad Bonds. Of the status of this indebtedInterest payable August and Febrnary, in New York, Lonness, we liave in previous issues fnmiahod full particulars.
Presrai.
don or Frankfort -on-the-Main, free of U. S. Taxes.
17. S. Fluauelal Axents In I>ondoa.~Mea*r8.
Jay Cooke,
quotations 97j^)88|c tmd interest.
mwket
Mct^lloch & Co. have l)cen appointed agents ot the United States
•,•
TANNER k CO..
in Ixindou for making the navy disbtinementa abroad. Messrs.
>'0. 11 Wau. SfRKET.
Baring Bros. & Co. hare heretofore been the ngeau, utd (he dis-
t'oalsinoulh.
TANNEB
NEW
—
:
r
THE UBKONICLE
'662
Habtxt
a. S.
Fisk.
FisK
Hatch.
& Hatch,
BAI7KERS AND DEALERS IN GOVERNMENT SECURITIES,
No. 5 Nassac street. New York, May 20, 1871.
THE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD COMPANY
)
i
are
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.
Iron for 100 miles additional is now being laid. The road will
have, when completed, a large East and West through business,
beside an immense mineral and general local traffic.
The Six Per Cent Gold Bonds c:- the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railboad Co. are amply secured, and very desirable for
safe
and
profitable investment.
The Central Pacific Bonds neootiated by
us, amounting to
have a ready market everywhere, being favorably
known and actively dealt in at all the principal Stock Exchanges
of this country and Europe, and are readily salable at all times at
quoted market price, which is now .'.bove par.
The Bonds of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Co. we
believe to be of equal value and security, and must in time take a
like rank in market value and salable character.
Holders of Five-Twenty Bonds, desiring to fund them otherwise than in the new Five Per Cent Government Loan, may do
BO with entire safety, at a profit of about 20 per cent, and without
Tednction of interest, by an exchange for the Bonds of the Chesa-
$25,885,000,
PBAKB AND Ohio Railroad
Co.
Price of the bonds, until further notice, 91, and accrued interest
from
May
1.
We also buy and sell Government
Securities,
and the Bonds of
the Central Pacific Railroad Co., and as agents of the U. S. Government, will attend to the funding of Five-Twenties into the
new United States Bonds.
FISK & HATCH.
GERMAN BANK OF LONDON
[May
The bonds now offered are of two classes First mortgage bonds,
to the amount of |12,500 per mile, and second mortgag-e bonds,
to an equal amount, both principal and interest guaranteed by the
State of Louisiana. The price of the two classes is the same, and
subscribers can take their choice.
:
The Bonds
are only in the denomination of $1,000, or £200 each,
January and July, at the rate of eight per cent
currency in New York, or seven per cent gold in London, at the
option of the holder, at the time each coupon ia due. Bonds can
be registered if desired.
No l)etter security has been offered to investors. The line is a
good and important one, and the stockholders have proved their
cetermination and ability to carry the work to an early and successful, completion, by the very large amount they have themselves 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 seventy-seven per 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
Secretary of the Treasury.
At the same price, an eight per cent currency long bond is far
cheaper than a 7 per cent gold one. Calculating a return to specie
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 months,
at 7 per cent, an 8 per cent currency bond at 00 will give a return
ot $2,614 18 more than a 7 per cent gold bond, at the same price,
or nearly three times the amount of the orj^inal investment.
While the purchaser of the 8 per cent bonds of this Company
can realize tliis special profit, he also holds the option ot taKiug
advantage of any temporary advance in gold, as he has clioice, at
every separate coupon day, of gold interest at 7 per cent, or currency
interest at 8 per cent.
The bonds are dated May 1, 1871. The first coupon will, therefore, be a fractional one, running from May 1 to July 1.
The price
is 90, and accrued interest at 8 per cent currency from May 1 to
date of remittance. Bonds will be sent free ot cost and Government, and all other marketable securities will betaken in exchange
at their best market rates, without charge for selling.
Information concerning the company and the Road, and pamphlets containing map and full details of the enterprise, can be
obtaiued of the undersigned or any of the Company's advertised
W. B. SHATTUCK, Banker,
agents.
and Financial Agent N. O., M. & T. R. R. Co.,
interest payable
—
No. 28 Nassau Street,
(Limited).
DUtSCTORS.
0«orge Albrecht, Bremen.
Green,
Edward Henry
London.
Carl Klotz, Frankforton the-Maln.
Victor Frelherr Von Magnus, Berlin.
Julina May, Frankfort-on-the-Main.
Adolph Vom Bath, Cologne.
Charles Ferdinand Bodewald, London.
Frederick Eodewald, London.
Thomas Sellar, London.
Joseph Speyer, Frankfort-on-the-Main
Managing Director— Otto Nestle.
Assistant Manager— Leopold Bonn.
Auditor— George Thomas Brooking.
Bankers— The London Joint Stock Bank, London.
L.
New
York.
filnnkers' (J^auttc.
O1VIIIBN0S.
4,t)t
*
Bndolph StUzbach, Frankfort-on-the-Maln.
187L
27,
The following Dividends have been declared during the past week
COMPANT.
CENT.
F^!e. Books
Closed.
Railroads.
Vermont
Canada
cS:
June
1.1
June
June
1.
miscellaneous.
Produce Exchange Co
Northern Light Oil Co
7
in
Pkiday
t
,
I
May 22
May 87
Evf.ni.\o.
The Money Market.— There has been
to
to
June
June
MayS6,
If^Tl.
1.
2,
no abatement in the excessive accumulation of loanable lunds, and while 2 J(3 per cent on
governments, and 3@4 per cent on miscellaneous collaterals are
The Capital of the German Bank of London Limited le £3,000,000, divided the quoted rates for tall loans, it has olten been impossible for
In conseInto 800,000 Shares of £10 each of which 60,000 Shares, representing a capital banks and otlier lenders to place their balances at all.
of £600,000, have heen issued, subscribed for, and allotted, and are intended quence of this very large supply of money there has been less complaint heard in regard to the national bank currency, as the proto be fully paid up within six months.
The bank Is established In London and has no branches on the Continent or portion of legal tenders on hand is generally sufficient for business purposes. Tlie present ease in the market is apj arently ina'broad. It is now prepared to open business, to negotiate approved securities,
and generally to attend to transactions appertaining to Foreign banking fluenced by the almost universal opinion that the same condition
of affairs will continue for some time to come, as well as by the
business.
immediate causes producing it. There is certainly no prospect
Bartholomew House, Bartholomew lane, London, E. C, April, 1871.
at the moment of any change in the condition of monetary
:
THE
NEW
ORLEANS, MOBILE AND TEXAS RAILROAD
COMPANY
Are building a trunk line, connecting Now Orleans with Mobile on
the east, and giving the only railroad connection between the
former city and tlie great and most productive State of Texas on
the west, the total distance from Mobile to Houston being 475
miles.
The company is composed of strong Northern capitalists, who
have already expended nearly ten million dollars of tlieir own
(ouds in the construction of the line. They have built about 225
miles from Mobile westward, and secured by purchase of securities
and made provision for the thorough repair and equipment of the
108 miles constituting the Texas division leaving liut 140 miles
to be built to complete the entire road.
It is believed that no other railroad corporation in the country
has ever made so large an expenditure from its own means before
offering any of its securities to the public.
The Company now offer for sale tlie 8 per cent mortgage boJids
upon the Louisiana division of 226 8-3 miles from New Orleans to
the Sabine River. This will probably be the most valuable portion of the whole line, as it will be the only rail communication by
which the enormous productions of Texas can reach the Southern
;
metropolis.
So important is this road considered to Louisiana, that the State
has made very liberal grants in aid of the enterprise, by direct
donations,.by endorsement of its bonds, and by subscriptions to the
•tock of the Company, amounting in all to o f er eight million dollars.
though
barely possible that the reported negotiations
States bonds may result in placing
the Secretary of tl-e Treasury in a position where he will be less
On time enpositively committed to keeping an easy market.
gagementa rates have been from 4 per cent on thirty days to G per
cent on six months, with approved collaterals, The last city bank
statement. May 20, showed the following changes Loans, increase, $205,240; specie, decrease, $933,710; circulation, decrease,
$116,513: deposits, increase, $1,637,998; legal tenders, increase,
The result of this statement was to show the banks
$2,269,029.
$954,048 stronger in tlieir excess over legal reserve, the whole exaffairs,
it is
new United
in regard to the
:
cess being $15,584,390.
The following statement shows
associated banks, compared with the
the present condition of the
same date in the last two years
ifayai,
Loans and discounts
1S71.
May
15,J6a,8l3
Specie
Circulation
Notdeposlts
LcKiU Tenders
21. 1870.
(2»0,300,000
84,100,000
f'i8^436,6M
81,04,966
8S,;0.i,000
«33,594,016
826,500,100
Ba.OiO.OCO
66,D21,S2;!
:
JIayZJ, i%9.
ta7ii.3(i0.U0O
15,4C0,Ut0
83,9«l,000
lS9,4auUO
57,eiO.COO
Commercial Paper has been in good demand, and first-class
names have been negotiated at 5@5i per cent, while some very
choice names have sold at 4i for sixty days on six month's paper
rates are 5i@6i per cent.
;
Quotations are as follows
:
per cent.
Commercial,
"
"
first
"
"
Bankers',
class
"
«
"
endorsed
"
..
60davs.
4 montlis.
6 months.
singlensmes
'•
60 days.
4toenionths.
6U days.
class foleign
first
•
domestic
S to 4
months.
4H®
5
9 @fl
exffl 8X
6
6
5
S a'
a7
m»
tn&
:
May
:
..
—
.
THK CHRONlCLft.
27, 1871.]
»•»*•—
'
Government Mcuritles have Been
!^
A 5? if^f
decidedly
dull at steady price*, the fluotoationi of the week
hardly
iOi per cent on any of the iMuee. There hat been
iees demand from foreign bankers for ehlpment,
and the current
InvMlraent Inquiry from home purchasers has constituted
the
chief business of the week.
At the Treasury purchase of $3,000,000 on Wednesday the
total
?,i'VA'f"f?/l'"'*'^'*>*''2'^'8<'<'' 'Id the awards were between
in.lO and 111.25, gold, at the same time being lU.88@in.50
I ho most Important event
of the week In regard to the new
loan baa been the reported proposition of a prominent
banking
Arm to Secretary Boutwell that their own house. In connection
with other some other dealers In Government bonds,
should take
the whole balance of the $200,000,000 6 per cents now
offered
bemg about $183,000,000. Upon Inquiry we are unable to
learn
that anything more definite has been done
in the matter than
mnkuiff a reouest of Mr. Boutwell to state whether
such a proposition. If made upon certain specified
terms, would be accepted by
him. No reply has as yet been made by the
Secretary of the
Ireasury, but it seems to be (renerally thought that
a proposition
upon the terms named could not be accepted, and it is
considered
aoubttul whether a combination of private bankers can
make any
similar proposal which will not demand more
of Mr. Boutwell
tbuii the existing laws or bis own ideas
of business policy
' wUl
permit him to grant.
Tho following were the highest and lowest prices of
leadlna
ffovernmeat securities at the Board on each day of the past
week
exceedlnjt
^fi'Ilr^V'
^M»y»"
:
T.l*"','"/' ''•'1n"'l'y Ihnnirt.y,
'i?""'i'''
Mtty"a'
M>y»<:'
Frld»T
MaySI
6ft3
the report was promptly eontradletod by
th«PrMld«it.
to be declared
list
of railroad
UO
do
Kook
•4H
sou
•>
MV
iv«
\'m^ im3
80;^ M^
pref
tsu
IS
lllk'ilsS
Fort Wayne...
9»
It.l'aal...
il
prBr...
S3X
t\u «iv
S'S ssS
MU
ibN
111
ii»i<ili«
.MW «<K
1^1
MV
8«l<
I
.7
Ohio, MlMliWla
O'litralof N.J.
118
Mm*.
M
*t)2
i<ti<ii«S
ii«\<r4
«•« (l^
n\)i i«v
lISHIITl}
IKM lliU
\n
IliflV
iisiSiii
^
MK uS
Ml4
ii«3
r-»5
ii»9
_
inx
8IK "<»
**H
«i«
«
III, ilH
WK MX
NX mn mm
«
iiS tT
ni}
••w
tuv
....
U!
Panama
:
..
^IH BtV
111
Chla.A Alton.. 119X
(to
do praf •
w««k
rrM»T.
n.
fiij
;jHiS>5 I'^rimi
1>8!
(jv«
'
lay
»1W
ii'v iisii
lliH 114?
StK
Ulanii...
May]!
ii)>'x
-J9u
Pltuburir
Sorlhwttai
Mayn.
l*'
II4X II4X
IIJ
IliJ
Wahaah
laat
Monday, ToMday, Wa/lnw^d'y Ttinraday.
Maya:
K.Y.CentAH.R liOM
take^hura....
*
and mlaoellaneoos stock* on aach d^y of the
Batnrdar,
2»rl»ni
arte
tteidlna
VMimiU
on the 81tt Instant.
....
tl»X
•UliS ..„ •'^
Clov.,c,r. * I
coi.c'hic* l.g
Del..Laek ,*W
Hann., St. Joa.
do
pref
IlllnoUCentr'l
MIoli. Central.
UorrU A Emox
* Erie
Hart
B.,
tTnlon PaolBo.
We«.
lei.
pref..
I'll.
Marlnoea
Qalcksllver....
PaclllcMtll....
adanii Kxpr'aa
am. March. Un
B-»-.,i8Mn"
•n3vii»3
-
113X IK
,.
ID-AJ's.
ijiS"!* iis5":?* la^'/.T-i-sviisS
iis'^iisM iwSiuiu
•iiaJiii;; !,2>, '"'•
-
•ir<« in
~
"
Carrency 8't
•
Dnlted Statoe.
Weill), Fargo.
i.isxiisjj
lU;i 115X -aS)!
< IMS
iisxiisij
i;5Ji
lisjj
•iisxiii"
u the vrica bid »Dd uked. no uUt wu mads at the Board.
8t«te and Railroad Bonda.-Southern
State
This
bonds have
been active
Tennessees, Virginia.?, South Carollnas new
and
North Carollnas, with considerable inquiry also for
old Louisianas
and to some extent for all the Southern State
securities
Ten'
nessee bonds have advanced about 2 per
cent., and there is evl-
m
dentlymuch confidence
felt in
the financial
affairs of
the State
caused in part by the prospect that a further
large amount of
bonds will be taken up by the solvent railroads.
The decision of the Court in Louisiana regarding the State
debt
18 understood to permit the issue of such bonds
to railroads &c as
were authorized by law previous to the passage of
the <>nstitu
tional amendment limiting the whole debt
to $25,000,000
this
•
wUl^crease
the contingent
liabilities
of the State about $7,-
Railroad bonds have generally been more active,
stimulated by
the great ease in money and the growing confidence
in this class
of securities The Pacifies, as usual, have been
most largely dealt
in Central Pacifies advanced to
on the
foreign de103i@103J
showing some weakness on the
^^^
Wednesday
°°
down to
I'S'^'Sr^^"!^,*"'^
81J@82 for the former, and 84i@85 for the latter, on speculative
;
mand, and Union
Pacifies, after
*^™"'','
'^'•'<='»
^"-^''y
fo'lo«">
F»"ts, 92i
Land ^i^^ia.
* to «2i
Grants,
iT/'^o/^T
j
to 86 Incomes, J?»
85}
85} to 86.
The following are the highest and lowest prices of the
most
active State Bonds at the Board'on each day of the
week
;
;
.
;
Batardny:
_
,
St Tana., old .. .
•s Tean.new...
Ss .N.Car.. old..
*s ^J.C^ir., new.
6* VirK., old....
6sSC, n, J <! J
• ^ Mi»s<>nrl ....
Un. P»c.
l8t....
TJ.P. L'dlit....
n. P. iDcome..
cenu"ic.Goid
•
Thli
Is
. . •
48
37
9-.«
oav
'883
....
...
....
M
,.
.
....
taU was made at the Board.
I!Iarket.-aold has been dnll and ranged all th«
week between lllfand 112, closing op qaiet at 111^ and lUf.
The immediate cause of the slight decline from the adrano« of
last week was the easier rates of foreign exchange, and the
consequent shipment of a smaller amount of specie than had bean
anticipated. The export last week was $2,417,998, and has been
thus far this week $1,087,000, which, with the shipments of tomorrow, will probably make the total export of this week abont
$2,000000.
The rates for carrying and borrowing gold do not Indicate a
very heavy " short " interest in the market, although It is poasiUe
that the easy rates for money and the absence of specnlativa
movement for a rise render it difficult to ascertain the exact extent
of this intorest.
A considerable amount of railroad and other bonds have rec«ntlf
been negotiated abroad, and the demand for these secorltiiM !•
evidently on the increase, so that the movement may in time bare
a material effect in settling our trade balance, and checking the
exports of specie.
At the government sale of $2,000,000 on Thursday, bids amounted to $6,818,500. Customs receipts of the week have been $2,800,In the loan market rates have ranged from " flat " to 1 per
000.
cent for borrowing, and 1 to 8 per cent for carrying, the rate* today being 1, 2 and li to " flat " for carrying.
The following table will show the course of tho gold premium
each day of the week past
-tjnotationa.-
Saturday. MaySO..
Monday,
M»ySO.
TPx
70^ ..
SHV
«3V
the price bid and aaked. no
• Tti '.s la
The Cold
_.,
MH
..?.
'm
„ »%
88
I<8!<
88
....
"loi-K loix "lOiK io» "
the price bid and aaked. no
•9'i3
•»
ti\
87
87
loix
....
;;::
k8
»t
81
mn
.
SaS
"•
••
95V
"!< .".. 88Six UH 8S
v.'.'.
m'ii
s^
Ki
10*
•;::
....
108K
mU waa made at the Board.
Railroad and ltU«ceUaneon« Stocka.-Transactlona
Stock market have not been on a very large scale, and no general
movement in prices has taken place, either in the direction of
another upward turn, or towards a reaction from the late advance.
Money continues to be so extremely easy as to offer every induce
ment to speculation, and the prevailing opinion of the street still
favors the side of higher prices, whenever any material change
takes place. In several specialties there havo been considerable
fluctuations— Rock Island has advanced to
119J, againat 115^ last
week Reading sold to-day at 117i, at least 2 per cent higher than
last week, and seems therefore to be favorably affected by
the
very important action of the company in their recen', purchase of
an extensive property in coal lands, 4c., and issuing for that pur
poM a new mortgage of $25,000,000. a part of which is to be reee^ed for retiring their present indebtedness of about $6,000,000
and the balance applied to the purposes above namod
l,ake
Bhore closes at 114 against 113 last week, and the rumor of a
stock dividend, which has so long been afloat concemiufr this
road, now takes the shape of a report that $16,000,000 additionar
capital will be issued for double tracking the road
between Buffalo and Chicago, and that stockholders will have the
pr.vilege of
taking the new stock for 40 ar 50 per cent in cash. An active
movement is noticed in coal stocks with an advance of more or
less Importance in the whole Hat the scheme for
consolidating
the American, Maryland and Consolidation coal companies is
again talked of. Ene closes at
29|@29i, there having been no
further developments in regard to the stock, or the
real cause of
the recent advance. The New Jersey Central road was reported
at one time «« aboat to be lea««d to a Pennsylvania
Company bat
;
;
Low-
ing.
eat.
'•
rneaday,
Wedn'day, "
Thursday,
23 ., inv
23 ...:iiv
"
34....1I1X
2S ...ItiK
Friday,
je....uix
**
iii«
lilX
The following
ican coin
American gold
X
Claartnca.
tS7.419.flno
lllV
IJ881.S0O
lUMjOOO
mS
IX
34JM.a»
1.41M7S
»J1S.»7
>4!i'?a
ijiwjoo
IllH
iia
lUX
lllX
113
3NI4Sil(D
379,S19AB
1,SM,14U
iio>2
ii3i2
lllX
'8
W
Spanlih (liinbloona
18 10
15 SO
Zgulldcrt
890
Patriot donhloona
(old eolnage)
premium
t4 92
• 91
7 95
M.'38.0in
a
S 8 IS
a 4 00
A 18 40
9 U 70
ISSp.c. premlnm.
Fire (Tanea...
Engllab •ilrar
ProMtan thalan
exeandonata....
Spanlah dol'an
ilu
and AmerJ7X1
is
19
4 10
Francar
yiecl* thalera..
144».17»
],9(7,S7
l.tSUSB
American allTar (new)
Dlmea and half dlmea.
'I
I
a
n
• ««"
7*
S
t^ \^t
p.«
t 01
1S4X
Sonui American doUan.
Forelsa Kxclian«e._The weakneM
our
-^— Balaneaa.
Gold.
Cnrras'ley.
t3Ma.48l
87j8M.r«0
(old eolnage)
4 p. c.
American aUver
ToUl
Inir.
lux
mx
IIIX
mx
m*
7 60
8 05
X
(loa-
lUV
lux
ink
thalera
thalera
PruiKlan
Mt.
iia
113
are the quotations in gold for foreign
Xaooleona
German
HlKh-
ItlX
UIK
inx
Gnrrent weak.
Prevloue week.....
Jan 1. 1871, to date.
ite.'.l'lOX
Sovereigns
in the
Open.IIJ
in
Exchange noticed
In
developed immediately afterward into a decline of
prime bankers' sterling, followed on Tueodav bv a farther
decline of l,. prime bills being then quoted at llO^'afllO}. Thla
decline was caused by the supply of exchange thrown oa the
market through a prominent banking house, drawing 80 and 60
,
days starling bills against the new loan of the Reading Railroiul
This loan is for $25,000,000, though it Is reported that only
$3.600,000. or £.500,000, will be negotiated abroad this Spring; tha
60 day bills were drawn at 110. To-dar the market waa flrmar.
and prime bills advanced \ for both 60 days and short light, a
prominent drawer, however, was selling the latter at a eoncMdon
from highest rates. The advance waa understood to be baaed on
the announcement that thero wero no more bills agminat the Reading loan for sale, at present. Doable Eagles continue to h« at
i^
3 16th premium. Exports of cotton from all United Bute* porta
have been 56.M0 bales for the week; againat 88,431 bales la the
last report
\ In
same week
of 1S70.
(Quotations are as followK
London prime banken.,
commercial
'
Parte (bankers)
Antwerp
., ,,
8wl««..
Amatsrdim
„„
tPaya.
Il^'« 110.14
I
'
.
:
.
:
:
Hamburg
« @
Bremen
WM®
»
thftlers
Tile transactions for the week at the
Treasury have been as follows
..
i2>4((4
-Receipts.
Gold.
Currency.
Receipts.
May
Monday,
Tuesday,
Wednestlay,
*
TliurBdaj,
'
fi-lday,
'
1451,(in
530,000
541,000
513,000
462,000
20..
""
22...
23...
3t...
25...
26...
"
I893.5S7 28
575,369 90
l,128,fi41 5J
583,331 94
965,105 GO
5'r,,803 90
S03,0tK)
»«,80O,00O
May
»4.T23,292
Payment during
«
435.8.-.5 41
1,240,033 67
2,178,702 32
«4,984,036 25
7,281,5:9 71
5-,8M,435 42
19
550,653
446,511
390,180
2,501,113
May
May
37
400,»3 76
$6,853,214 13
weefe..
!llay 26
t55,70S,51S 73
?5,296,130 45
t6,969,415 51
,
Loans and
Banes,
'^
Capital
HewTorK
Clrcnla-
Discounts. Specie.
|3.ooo,o<j(j »12,4.'W.70O
2,050,000
5,46s.t;00
Manbattan
Merchants'..,
Phoenix
3,000,000
2,000.000
1.500.000
3.000,000
l,80O.jO0
City
T,0OOTO)
Tradesmen's
Fulton
Chemical.
Merchants* Kschange
1,000,000
609,000
MecbaulcB
Union
America
...
»l,9;8,l«0
395Ji'0
1,119,101
293 4ai
289,200
6,885,900
,508,100
4,490 WW
«,606,S>5
4.262.799
6,707.542
3.287 527
1,177,W6
429,379
629.8.30
288,0110
21l33.-;76
184 190
300 000
#76,234
4S4,8l'2
1.235,000
Gallatin, Kationai
1 500,000
Batchers'
800,000
Mechanics and Traders',
600.000
Greenwich
200.000
Leather Manuf
600.000
Seventh Ward,
.WO.OOO
York
State ol
2.000,000
American Exchange...
5,000,000
"Commerce
10,000,000
,
Broadway
l.OOO.OOO
Ocean
1,000,000
'Mercantile
1,000,000
Paciac
422.700
Republic.
2,000.000
Chatham
450,000
2.926,859
16,292
165,284
52,700
10,400
New
People's
412..'>0O
North American
Hanover
1.000.000
l.OOO.OOO
Irving
Metropolitan
500.000
4,000.000
400.000
1,000.000
1,000.000
1,000.000
1,500,000
1.000.000
2,000.000
750.000
300,000
400.000
soo.ooo
1.500.000
2.000.000
500,000
300,000
400,000
850.000
500.000
5.000.000
s.000,000
300,000
'
1,000,000
500,000
1,000,000
300,000
1,000.000
Citizens
Nassau
Market
St.
,
Nicholas
Shoe ftnd Leather.
Corn Exchange...,
...
..
Continental
Commonweaitb.
Oriental
Marine
Atlantic
.-_.
Importers aniiTraders'.
Park
Mechanics* Bonking Uss.
Grocers*
North River
Kast River
Mannfacturors & Mer
-Fourth National
Central National
Second National
Ninth National
Fli'^i .Niilioiial
Third National
New York
N.
Kxchange
TenthNatloail
Bowery National
New
2.'i0,000
YorR- County
3<«,qio
German American
1,000,(100
Bull silead
200,000
.00,000
-.
200,000
250.000
Stuyvesaht
Eleveuh Ward;
HIghth National
American National
fiOO.OOC
«ermanl»
200,000
ion oOO
Msnufaotarersft Builders
Totals
The
2010,800
991,031
3,414,'^
218,706
108,629
4(r2. 84
528 9C0
1,321,579
4,384,580
9,565,300
21,035,307
6.594,»ai
Inc.
4,0(10
^Vprll29...
287554,533
Miiv6
289,312,773
289.2Sl.291
2-9.436,531
13....
...
16.196523
15 262.813
Philadelphia Banks.
1.431,1(10
6.56,167
,7W
133,.'»7
5fl';.291
51.(10(1
23;,9(0
3,050
48,980
1.05U,9:!9
19,351
4.52(1
360,000
98.485
11.644,200
78,1100
50.',800
18,(I9I,93>I
1.315,265
1,181.900
109,S0(1
901.500
301.500
771 ,(101
1,115.957
7.T26
18,397
8,970
2,200
1, 014,232
1,5(15,200
,
,.
-
1,915
10,853
253,500
677
1,247,1(10
2,990,100
l,'i62,«00
2,.525.W7
2.156.200
1.195.S0U
1,802.290
743.929
12,087.400
21.625.617
1,221,400
713,817
1, 010,463
647,941
1.202.100
18,111,900
ll,«9,(i()p
9;i.lJ00 2,92.1,900
88,(100 1,862,000
1,467,.W
'"
'
269,000
l,323,.'iC0
776W
5,870,000
227,000
79,300
150,100
11,31(1,000
.594.7(10
224.310
731.510
216.422
3.136.700
5,456,898
470,600
202,007
213.891
187.513
211.200
4.693.700
4,119.(100
426.(100
1,.'522,000
1,'14,!100
.332,900
5.290,1(K1
790,800
263,900
896,300
225,000
6,066,9ai
1,770,400
92O,.30O
4,832.2(10
1
1,(139,.346
319,417
6,329
1.165.400
2,807,131
1.654.154
599.609
505.016
4'25,2ai
5,843
2.950
'2,085
42.032
250,««l
44S,0;0
1,289,7011
800
4,913.200
1 211,463
1 .187,500
2.935,961
1 ,513,0?6
190,297
514.385
771.521
9; 9.502
49,600
9,063
23i)'.90ti
'iJSIH
.-124.746
882.387
iM5.0;3
305,600
412,.340
l,ie7.0M
127,000
0'.521.322
week
Net Denoslts
Legal Tenders
11,637.998
2.269,029
weeks past
Deposits.
215.793.1^57
214,72.5,838
217,IfO,796
222.319.2'a
227,581,540
231,956,018
233,594,016
— The following
are as follows
Inc.
Inc.
Legal
Tenders,
Aggregate
50.915.937
52,534,143
66.596.788
60,426,291
62,099J!11
61.252.293
66,521,922
creavings
656,f84,185
6.37061,363
8 0.66'2.6,i9
809,774,060
691 .S5.3..303
.5f9.6-«.934
645,119,189
Total net
Philadelphia
Specie.
L. Tender. Deposits. Clrculat'n.
1^34,(1(10
1B.367,0ai
11,500.000
|5,'.'115,000
North America
1.000.0(10
4.-;31,599
5,S91
I,()76,5f2
2,000,000
810,000
800,000
500,000
250,000
5.-a3.3(0
36,.300
2.«7.000
1,398,800
871,000
413,000
719,0a'
Coinniei'Clal
Mechanics'
Bank N. LiberUcs.
Southwark
Kensmgton
Venn
'^es ern
Manufacturers'
Bank
01
Commerce
Olrard
Tiadesnien's
Consolidation
City
Common woallh....
Corn Exchange....
Ifnl' n
T.
Jt'st
I'onrih
Sixth
hi'venth
Eighth
Central
Bink or R>!puhllc.
Tot J
1,067,31)
1,3'26,5S0
1.521^3
610
1,000.0(10
260,001)
2.303,000
2.151,1100
1,4*<,0()0
i
,922
SOO
.573,100
287.000
180,890
.3«8,449
,360,00(1
784,644
3,800,000
I'.iiga
23i.409
1,000,000
,39,000
1,.375,000
200,000
l,414,9(i5
o.'js;
.384,898
300,fl(Kl
800,000
200,000
1,146,718
1,184,763
- 966,558
1,675,000
1,339,000
3,663,000
1,001,893
879.0
150,0(XI
.533.000
2.5(1.(00
864.000
986.000
400,WX)
300.000
600.000
800.000
i,ooe,ooe
:.
Third
*'''-«'l'"lty
'i50,noo
500,000
400,000
3,300
1.192
2,000
22,600
4.810
7,000
27.5,000
tm.ooo
l.OOO.OOO
•2.56,935
9.8ai
3.000
29,000
143,000
230.000
191,000
460,000
,5.53,000
237.')00
,.$I6,4^22,0OO
511,094
241,118
536 000
537,0ai
1,011,000
305,233
228,00(1
2.8.37,000
2,251,110)
126,000
$.55,001 ,6-23
$213,993
Leather
$14,950,156
J3.702,aiO
2,813,528
4,128,600
].S26.lia)
1,.316,000
|l,00O,00O
797,600
S83,f00
616,000
486.750
2,237,00(1
461,0(XI
1,522,100
909,640
975,112
1,575,160
1,223,425
626,117
211,000
22;,13(;
•Traders'
168,967
180,603
80,2£6
76',aii
3.199
26.83
23.861
143.094
1,076,481
77,2.33
455,6.'-i8
3.699
418.K3
195.167
•291.577
8"6,S1»
694.219
1,178,653
784,6'23
62.647
146.245
41,213
69,714
21,430
78,315
5,3,742
680,8,53
597.167
202.886
375.060
305,214
1.036,622
1,131.809
902,199
9 8,954
930,157
612,^34
1lt3,038
175,«5'J
2,086,980
2.777,161
4,165,809
3,31 1, ,347
1,249,521
310,0 U
195.3S9
153,286
119,809
4,1112
140,'245
1.000.000
3,12e,4a2
1,803,747
4,e27,40l
338,098
6.780
3 040
464,901
109,500
472,884
Second (Granite)...
1,600000
4,-,13,563
.32,3-
4
821,5.33
Third
800,000
2.000.000
1,233,007
4,675,691
1,952,746
5,088.411
2,866.011
25,668
2.763
8.605
62.200
712,866
804,367
555,785
1.6,39.610
14''247
1,926,553
2.762
77.781
9.583
16.403
24.196
113.160
Eagle
Hide & Leather
Revere
3,240.325
4,049,182
642,»:2
2.465.381
2,997,008
2,000,(100
Security
300,000
1,000,000
1,500,000
Union
Webster
Total
'
4,'i31,0(ll
812,781
879,725
886,091
210,110
1,446,(»X)
450.(100
270,(100
3.56,.5S7
2'2P,(100
792,(100
261,816
179,000
(»690
241,(100
.577,(iai
800 000
176.000
$11,156,493
5.32,832
1,077,112
376.072
5,026,996
os Inst
r.9,357
Ine.
The following
May
May
15
22
795.4(;0
781.000
174.112
820.833
689,567
7981100
792,083
,(196,238
451l,*75
775 613
1.62R.»I4
339,148
798.540
•205,169
1.(155..52i
7M.465
:t;i2,ai9
2.313.710
503,^57
991,555
2,y29,r26
47,51
193,5,55
419,'288
472.833
139..'i00
5.37,167
490,497
$51,034,319 $24,93'),l-26
are as follows
423,1081 Deposits
41,392 Circulation..
165,i90|
weeks past
Deposits. Circulation.
24.9'28.70f.
49fc4S61
3i'8.4,58
12
12.563.549
12.104.981
1.894.431
1.654,795
1.928.813
1.784,516
1.741,124
:
Inc. k01,983
Inc. 39,567
Legal Tender.
Specie.
113.273.30S
113.191.517
111.212.513
114.8S1.622
114,153,511
Mays
665.424
592,812
3,642,493
are comparative totals for a series of
Loans.
Dale.
Aprll21
M ay 1
908,801
week.
Dec.
Dec.
Specie
Legal Tender Notes
338,7.37
S27
The deviations from the returns of previous week
Loans
,359,200
2,240,651
574.496
1.198.627
800.407
519.944
$47,550,000 $114,458,514 $1,741,124 $12,431,931
Not received. Same
776,366
392.214
1-26
6,3.311
407,23.3
211,164
1,621,715
174,662
1,2.'!5,(I86
1
229.33:1
12,tJ66,841
49.470.076
51,513.795
61,419,3:M
12,431.931
51.6^24.819
24.i75,a36
24.929,164
21.699.5.59
24.9S9,V,'6
SOUTHERN SECURITIES.
made by
Prices are
several of the principal dcalei-s, though
necessarily nominal,
some quotations are
Tlieap Quotations are ol tlie Vena Active Securities ivtaicli
are not Given on the Next Page.
City
l>leciirU:ea.
lild Asli
j^lexandrla 6b
Atlanta, Ga,7s...
Anensla, Qa., 7», bonds
Chief ton. S. C, 79, F. L. bds
Columbia, S. O , 68
Nortb Carolina.
WKmmgton & VVeldon 78..
" Cb. & Rath. IslJI. cud
IftM.,
Colambne, "
7e,
Lynchburg.' Cs
"
...
.
88
fHasbvllleCs
NortolkliB
Petersburg Ss
Hlcbmond 6b
7b,
S4
7(1
90
7S
74
88...
8b...
'
M
"
Cheraw
rflini
"
stock
& Darlington 7s
Ridge, Ist >lort,gage
11
85
..
Tennessee.
East Tenn.ifc Virginia 6b, end
by SlateofTenn
Mempblsand Ohio
Wilmington, N. C.,68
"
stock...
Sd
Mobile. Ala., 5b, bondB
8b,
8S
40
,
"
Savannah & Char, let M., 79..
North Eastern 1st mtg. fs...
Macon 7!'. bonds
Memphis Cb, endorsed
Memphis past due conpouB.
Montgomery
(IB
64
63
8i
Sparlen-burg and Union
gnar'd by States. C
Predrlcksburg 6e
Ask
South Carolina.
* Ang Ist .V1.,7b
"
Char!., Col.
bonds
"
"
8s
67
7S
to
10s
6s
{
70
8(1
70
Virginia.
Railroad Securities.
&
"
Urange
Alabama.
Montg'ry
"
"
"
Montgomery and
Ist. end
Income.
Eiiialla Ist
gold bonds, endorsed by
State of Alabama
Mobile and Ohio. 2mtg, 8b
Sclma and
Merldli.n Ist
m.
8f
Bonth'weBtcrnKit., let mtg.
stock
Macon and
Aue'.ietii
•
bonds
& "Tenn
Va.
niMilsslpttl and
Islana,
MlBBlsB
)!
Lon-
Cent, let m. Ss
" 8s
2d
*Tenn.
Ist n).7e
csnsold, SB
& Man.
Ists
IstB 6f
8!
90
75
f6
."^4
86'
..
••
Sds, Hs
80
•'
«h,88
»!3<
"
Rich.
80)
64
4th, 8s
fucd. Int.Ss
* Ean
"
,-
Ul core'd
)'lt,
6b.
"mont 68...
KO
75
87
IstsHg
SoutbBide, l8t mtg. 8b
"
2d m. gnail'dea..
"
3dm.
4tb
Norfolk
&
•'
••
Blcbm.
'
'
'
'
i
88
70
!0
H)
!I0
01
701
621
HS
95
,
m
Petersburg 1
8t
"
7s
" 5d m. 8s
Sfi
87*
8U
Petersb. let ra 'I'B
"
2d m. Cf
"
8d m. ff
Fre'kBb'g APolo.en.
"
" conv If
82
67
(jb
m.
f8
73
HS
79
87
Sdses
Virginia Central lets, 69
"
2ndB, 69
..
"
endorsed.
Macon and Angusta stock. ..
Atlantic and (inlf stock
Savannah, Albany.* Gnlf7s'
bonds, end. by Savannah..
Pensacula A Goorgia 1st m 7bi
"
" Sd m SB
2dB68
Sds 8s
4th88B
Orange Ai.^lez.
8b,
86
78
84
78
Ale\.,lstB6s,..,.
"
& West"P. 1st, 8b..
1,35,000
219,335
517,009
2.52,775
.58.635
First
City
5'J2
1,484.805
1,952,297
881,119
8,458,625
2,276,75(1
1.933,731
1,000.000
1.500,000
1,000,000
1.000.000
Ifl00,000
1,500,000
175,2'20
773,796
670,550
790,535
102,771
574,452
K51,269
366,630
240,929
443,OfO
346.462
16524
697.167
2,192.787
I,0ii0,ui0
431 519
l.%2,844
Tremont
Wsshlngton
of Commerce,
of N. America
5b8.'231
516,984
1,229,166
600,663
1,517,S6«
1,410,990
2'27,500
1.30,130
600,000
2,000.000
750.000
Bank
Bank
990
7W.840
1,545 5S6
2,518,531
1,912.298
704,343
2,311,(101
Georgia.
447,'U9
215,860
596,000
172,550
$44,269,775
23(1.901
65.4>15
5;2,(X10
$133,153
793.865
820
81,596
1,930
£0.000
3.543
200.000
1,1X10,000
ttXI.OOO
l,0O(l,0l«
171,430
3,385,0(1(1
'19 1,5.13
1,577,000
3,378,000
957,494
1,046,479
412,008
R22.00O
762,000
3.265,000
1,523,000
214,000
1,952,427
2,614,972
1,000,000
2,oai,ooo
1,500,000
State
Snflolk
is
Farui'TS and Mech.
1.000,000
1.000.000
179.630
154
,
15,262.818 31,204.966 233.594.OU
1,171,115
Lo.ins.
&
Shoe
1(16,691
:
Capital.
Mount Vernon
New England
425,417
the average condition
of thfl Philadelphia National Banks for the week preceding Mon
day, May 33, 1871
Banks.
Merchants'
.259,400
111,754
201,861
61,400
1.000000
Maverick
633,516
1,713,516
984,968
796.280
319.236
1,050.693
863,816
i2,r.sa
Shawmnt
Massachnselts
$461,269
17J,211
3i;8,I6J
2,4(^4,521
North
Old Boston
Miirket
$173,716
4.231
6,473
1,7(0
(lOOJlOO
1,000,000
800,«10
800.0WI
400.000
3.000.000
200.000
1,000,000
1,000,000
900,000
00
3,769.378
2.017,800
1,525,198
1,7 9.170
81,321,479
81.201,966
Howard
1,419.139
2,629 58U
2,026,400
164,2ai
43,062,846
44,269,775
»1.391
3,;i75.019
7,10,0(1(1
5.528,8(10
2,S»i,9(IO
11.068.9(4
11.096.315
11,118.973
11.119,730
11,156,193
4.437.570
Bnecle. L. T. Notes. Deposits. Clrcnla.
Loans.
»1,526,2^6
2,695.014
200.000
Harallton
131,139
3,924
494.860
734,900
799,400
5,720
31,391,30-)
Globe
'
1,5,35.437
45,'(10
31.161.929
Kliot
Kverett
Fancull Hall
Freeman's
25.430
35,109
50,700
3!,W6,127
3,488,401
Continental
19.:i00
'
""
541,.'«5
101,'
41.671.0(n
43.024.711
we
2.031.408
1.421,392
508,647
1
398.994
507.000
1.987.883
370 061
432.710
674.100
464.000
921,600
391,000
1,076,000
2.666.700
3,844.000
31,568.901
Broadway
Columbian
1,417.:B4
1,925.000
—
231.508
213,993
1.000.000
500.000
298,160
189,(«0
"
';.(M-.,2il
|
1,59(1,700
4,933,112
niaekstone
Boston
BOTlston
Exchange
1.637,016
3(X),«78
»730.1iOO
:il5 0.^0
2,1 SO
Deposits. Circulation.
13,632,369
14,403.388
14,253,922
14,575,823
14,950,456
366,543
1,.500.COO
1..5OO.00O
2.488,2.55
119,40(1
151,9 7
151,065
condition of the Philadelphia
'2f9.tS8
Capital.
S'k of Redemption.
Bank of Republic.
1.527,961
2,890,475
2.347,532
2,»S2 1):V)
1
557,800
821
,
Legal Tender.
Specie,
Banks. — Belo-w
299,140
952,975
434,000
267,(B7
2,14-.'.2(I0
"
4'24,873
•2,794,451
4,700
830,766
]S0,4<0
5.732
6,470 ,(X10
5,260,100
5.94O.40O
1731.818
152 621
1.181,744
185.582
1,026,343
479,.'>0()
21.268.900
17.52.027
1,.376.690
826,566
19.5(«)
.1,(123,,T0U
2,073.034
630,833
1,515,000
655,677
437,0(10
67,41
784,1(10
1.888.800
2.069.(iOU
l,:i49,4(0
799,1(10
1,378,3(10
734,932
111,129,551
$767 800
1.791,944
4,531,514
2,275,910
1,472.083
1,897,200
1,991,59(1
3,869.741
933.710
U6,.513
15.512.186
15.712,951
ia»970.87S
15.597.189
15,807.291
Legal
4 527.3%
Specie. Circulation.
Loans.
290.107.870
236.530.566
2ti5.207.7%
483,769
252,100
195,700
2,894
256,418
171,106
493,000
951,000
44.970
are the totals for a series of
Aprils....
ApVlllS...
AprlI22...
4-14,915
47:1.469 4,058,905
119,3(10
mt.nX)
2,30S,71'S
f2(i5.240
Doc
Dec.
Net
neposlts. Tenders.
tlon.
$1839.500*11,015.500
9.8'
4,359,300
885.100
5,631,800
527.219
4.231.700
478,300
2,422,000
1,415
7,115,013
521,503
3,(MV,810
5.766,777
767,458
2,167,704
920.959
3.280,550
5.056.200
7,319,026
5,175,700
1.522,150
3,35;.400
1,592,890
3,794,907
2,443 300
1.299.834
deviations from the returns of previous
The following
20
2.166,6(X)
70.28.3.900 2S9.486.531
Loans.
Specie
Circulation
May
May
•i479,.'-.29
22
Banks.
'
'
15
Atlantic
Atlas
.
Increase. $374 633
Increase.. 6()6,9'29
Increase ..
36,713
Cil'culatlon
i
give a stateraent of the Boston
Boston
National Banks, as returned to the Clearing House, on Monday
May 22, 1871
City Bakks.—The following statement shows the
condition of the Associated Banks of New York City for the week
ending at the commencement of business on May 20, 1871
ATBKAGK AMOUNT OP
'
Loans.
54,391,498
54,601.445
64.819,857
65,033,229
65,001,625
1
May8
26
44
»62,561,727 86 };12,265,565 96
6,853,214 13
5,296,150 45
New York
'
Miy
51
:
:
Date.
April ',4
Currency.
»!,007,608l8
»1. 786,597 39
491.475 36
420,514 98
254,539 69
1,158,197 79
1T9,M 5 60
374,J98 34
2,462,870 02
31,601
17,515
The annexed statement shows the
for a series of weeks
Gold.
»65),.171 81
Legal Tenders
Deposits
Increase. »1.37,850
Banks
-Payuientfl
:
[May27, I3T1.
Decrease.
Decrease.
Specie
Custom House and Sub-
-Sub-Treasury .-
House
Balance,
1
1
,
deviations from last week's returns are as follows
Loans
:
Cnfltom
Total
Balance,
. .
.
Capital
80!<@
@..
~,2
The
36S®
«IK@
8«)<@
Frankfort
Snturday,
.
THE CHKONICLE.
&5i
Prussian
:
18*
81
. .
'
.
.,
May 2
H
. ..
-
.
:
THE CHEONICLE
1871.]
,
.
..
.
666
OENERAL QUOTATIONS OP STOCKS AND BONDS.
The AoUvo Stock* and Bond* slven on • Previous Pa««
OMi* V*l«a, WkatOTor tha Par aiar
AND
•TOOIS
NewT
Aimrlcaii
<0.8.
•OtItlTIBII.
Bid, (AiH
aTouia AHD uoraiTiiB.
nioaa.
ii.
\r>
UtXUIJK
ii.
BTOnCB AKD alCDglTIU.
Bid.
BONDS.
ii\ M. IM.
1.1
(i'
JNotpri
are not H«p»a(«d b»r«. UnolatloMa mr« nad*
SaBUiara BacariUaa ara «•«•« la SayMMa Ida*.
ba.
'*K
M.ian..
"—•"• "'-
'- i;v..6,
llIK U7)i
VWi,
(IwiB))
New
ret
do
do
DoVlOS.
VlrKli>la6a, old
do
do ni^w
do r««lvtcred
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
old...
1MB...
new
7»,
7a,>!ndor8vd
VLB
7a,ni>ld.
Morth Carolina (a, old. u
dp
do Funding Alt, 1M(.
ao
do I8<8
do
do new bonda.
do
do Special Tax
ontb
Carolina
do
A
do
Han. JtSt. Joaeph.
6a,
do
do
Ti.
PenltentlarT
6a
'SH
,
•
»«
W
'
•
ilill
niaola Canal Bonda,
68 conin>n,
do
do
do
ft
m
*>
Miss., 1st MorlKsve...
I
16:
Consolltlnted..,
...
<
oiineetleiit ft
m
do
Il5
M
Df.
nreferred
rinclnnaU.
78
Cinrinnatl »•
147
Paaanmpale,
-I
do
ii"'
«B
•
»
H
.
do
Morris
iX 104
W
do
llOX
cou
«s, old.
6a
.Belvldere Delaware,
.
fnn«l
Uorttage.
2d Mortgage,
llnd., CIn. ft l.af.. ist \i.,7
1104
'
75
83
Un:
*•
k....
r.ilf;.
.
.
Ill"
do
Waterts, ii7to'8n..
do
Water Stock la, 17.
do
Wharf «•
do
special tax % of "88.
Jeir., Mad. ft l,lstM.(TAM)7,
do
do 2d M.,7. IWBI.....
do
do 1st M.,7. 1906....
Lonlar. C. ft Lex., 1st M., 7, 17_
7»
>4
98
do
...
do
2d M., «. M
do
do
sa M.,(. ess ^
ii;;\C»mden* Amboy, Oof IS.... 9» M
gK
do
do
98
6of8S....
«•
do
do
tof».... M
do
conaol., 6 of *W.
g>i' Lonla. ft FrTi.. 1st M.. t, 'jO-'n..
do
Ixtuisv. Loan,t,'ai.
Cam. ft Bur. ft Co., lat M.,
L. * NaBh. 1st M. (m.a.) i^..
Catawisaa, 1st M., 7
•5
do Lor.I.oanfm.B.li.'at.in
EIro.ft Wll'ms, 5a
SSH
do
do
'I.«ib. Ilr.)t,1l
do
do
7s, 1880
Vtfi
do IstM '".... 11.17 'JSlS.
Bunt. A Broad Top, Ist M.. 7.
9»
lOo'
do istJi
•an.iB
do
B
do
3d M.,-,"?*... 84
do Lon,
x)t,1t
do
do
Cons. 5(., 7, IB. 43H
do Conf
:«(....
June, Pblla 1st M., guar .6, W. SS
H
I
i;.--'
k.v;'
vllle.
111,
M..6.
lat
CO
54
.
e.
•
i
I
Bun<l9
IS7S.
.
«X
90
CIn.,
RAILROAD BONUS.
6a, 18SS
68,1887
G«4, real estate. .
snbscrlntlon.
7s ISM
6s,
MX
Long
a)
Island
preferred
2dpref.
l»
New
do
do
Long Dork Bonds
It., 1877....
Hud. R. 78, 3d M.S. F. 1885
do '8, 8d Mort., 1875
Harlem, laaMortgsge
do C(*.M'Ke ftSTtgF'd,
Rome, Watertown * Ofdau.
St. Lonls,
Alton
do
ft
.
T. Haute...
do
pref.
2*
61
5: V.
..
..
MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS
Mlch.Cent.,lstM. as, 1882
Chic, Bur. ft Q. 8 p. e. Ist M..
Uloh. So. 7 per et. 2d Mort
Mloh.S. ft >l I.S. F.7p. c...
Paclflc R. "s.gnart'd hy Mo...
Central Paclflc Bonds
Onion Paclflc 1st Bonds
American Coal
lUO
101^
do
Land Grants, 7s.
do
Income lOa
Ilwola Central 7 p. ct., 1875..
60
Consolidated Coal
Cumberland Coal
Maryland Coal
Pennaylvanla Coal
Spring Mountain Coal
wllkeabarre Coal
90
n
.
* T. H., 1st M...
do lA M iircf....
..
do 2d M. Income..
N. Western S. Fnnd..
do
Mm
»'o
Qaickaiivar prelerred
Wella Fargo scrip
Boaton Water Power
({do
Camden
Boaton.
Hamnflhire,6a
Vermont
6a
do
do
»A
'cheahlre.t
ft
1810..
..
Amboy stock..
..
LlllleSeliuylklll
Mine Hill ft Schuylkill Haven.
Northern Central....
tOH North Pennsylvania
44
Oil Creek ft Allegheny Blver.
98X
M
Mlasourl) stock....
liCadlnc tloathem
Mecnrltiea.
Atlanta bonds, fla
Cbnrleston stock ta
Savannah 78. old
87
,
7s, new
do
Memphis old bonds, ts
do
new bonda.ta
voblleSa
7*
»
do
f
NewOrlaana.5a
do
do
conaol. to...
13.« liih
do
do
bOLda, ?i.,.
do
do
lOa
,.
91
S'*
tt
to
at
RAILROADS
I
Orange * A lex. RK Ist M. ta.
do
do
Id M.Ik.
Va.ft Tenn.,1atM,la
do
4tMlort.as
'iiv'
SV
»
I
Charleatonft Sav.6n,ffnnr....
It
do
do
7a
104 \tS»M Oreenville * Col.7B.gBar.....
Pcnnsylranla.
:m IMS
do
do
78. errtll..
t4](
iPh- '
F.rle
I iPhlladelphla
Northeastern
'onneastem 181
11 M.»a.
iSat/ laSli
.'(Ph;lladelbhla * Trenton..
lax
«>>« iSoDth Carolina
(newt.
Phlla., German, ft Norrtatown HI
do
do 7a ^new).
.
III
.
We8tJen«y7s, Jan.*
la, Jan., A.. J.
do
68, Delenee
Baltimore 68 of *iS
1»i4
do
do
do
GaentnBBOda.Tt
do
atock. .„
Ontrtl eeonjte.
Mori. h.
M
i«
Kacoa* taatvlek
iinean*
end'.'is'.l
WMtam stock
lAllantleaoaltTt
Montgnt'y ft Weat. P. It
.MoMle ft oklo atwnair.
do
do
do aatft.
do
la, liit arwt..
Jo
July...
Baltlniore.
Maryland
Cnmncy.
I
*
O.
4to
r^H
IK.
9tK
Orlaeaa
IIMB...........
ft .lacks,
ut
if. ih.
do
'
Orleans
Mte.
Mlas.Centt.
MISS, ft Tenn.. mi .M
East Tea*. * Ueeeata
.
.1
'
.,!».
sirii
Kit
do
«a,:ion
|i*>. Park 68^.
do
_
'*
tWJt BalUmcre * Ohls ta of *ri
...
M
do
do aiollO
n MS MempknAGk^Aon.M'la.,
do
do 6»otia
JJH, **S
do
(N. W.VB.)ldM.6* fT
*•
da
aieeli!
iMenphu * Utile R. latM,...
do
M.ta
,,
n
"aciflc (ol
,
6a,
.
100)i lil'
68, (Jold
5a, Gold...:....
Mo.UB-T
13V
18S3..
.
lou
o6j<
100
ft
.
93
I
Uhteago Sewerage la
do
Municipal 78
lot
95"
Phlla., WHmlng. ft BalUmor*.
SIX West Janer
I3IJ< 125
Chesapeake ft Dela. Canal....
Delaware Divlalon Cknal
'sj*
Sk' Lehigh Coal and NavlgaUoa..
39
Morris (consolidated)
do preferred
36jt 30X
3).
i;ScbaylUUt)avlgat'n (conaol).
do
pref
do
40X
iWiaqnehanna ft Tide Water...
IIBK
LBarHngton
do
:dM.,t,
do ImproT., 6,
Catawlssa Hock
do
nret'erred stock
SUV Elm Ira ft wllllnmsport
Elmlraft Wllllamsport pref.
Lehigh Vnlley
UK
Boaton 6a
do Sa.gold
Portland 6a
W
108
T.
IstM.(goldli(,1(i
lat M. /gold) <,l9lt..
ist M.(Leav.Br.)7,1t
do
do
Land Or. M.,7, IWl.
do
do
do
Itra.
do
Inc. BoDds,7, No.lt.
do
do
Ko.ll
do
do
atoek._...
Denver Paellle RR * Tel It.
North Mlssonri slock
n
a
lOu
daaaaebnactta
1900
124
Maine 6a
New
7,
Lonla.
Park la
Park 6a gold .„ ..
Sewer SpeeialTax la
do
lOi'
M
lleod. Jst M.,
stock..
do
North MIsaonrl. 3d M.,7,ia
Kanaaa Paclflc Ist M„ (gold)
Wit
W
do
lOS
94),
91
•m"
•Morris, Ist M.,«, 1876
do Boat Loan.S. F..7,
;8chnylklll Nav., Ist M.. t, MR.
u«
**
Canton Co
Delaware ft Hudson Cana* ..
Atlantic Mall Steaackip
Uarlpoaa Oold
....
Trusteea Certif
do
&
do
do
do
6, "TO.
6, "(l.
6, -SO
6, -86. lot
Debenturi
Debenturea,
6.
ft in<l.
Lex., pref.....
new
Water* Wharf ti
do
ftii
m98K
99
1S7!
*
do
common.
Naahvnie
Wafer 68, gold....
Jo
Reading,
ft
*
St.
WS
Erie 78
ll
''*i(
IM
-81
Lonlavllle
do
Loanof I8>;,t. 17
do Gold l.oan of 17,6,17 a**
do Convert, of 1877, 6, *n
!
Loals ft Iron Mountain. ...
Toledo, Wab ft tveatem. pref. 83
St.
b:>nds..
MX
154
n
6, "SI
(cur.) 6,
»
scrip.
lOO
(gold)
do
101
St Louises
Chesn.ft llelaw.,lst M.,6, '86.. »4
Delaware l)lv., iBt M.,«. T8... 80
Lehigh Navigation, 6,
do
loan of IK4, 6, 84
:3»>»
York, Prov. ft Boston. ..
Norwich ft Worcheater
Ohloft MIsal.slppi, prelerred.
Rensselaer ft Saratoga
.
do
do
do
iWllmllig.
ft Cin., lat
NewJeraey
New York ft Harlem
New York ft Harlem, pref.
New York ft New Haven
1st Mortgage Extended.
Ist Kiidorsed
7s, 2d do
IgK....
7s, 3d do
11)89....
-s, 4th do
IIWO....
7b. 5th iV)
ISS8....
ll>i
$
M
M.
do
7, It.
P1ill..WlIm.*Bal.,lstM.,«,'g4
WcBteh.ft Phll..i»t M..conv,do
do
2d M., 6, 1878.
West Jersey. 6. I8i1
87
»
-
M., 7.
Ti., 1st
Sunhnrv7s,
ft
do
do
do
130
i»X 90
do
do
MorriaftEaaei
1876...,
ft
do
do
160
Clav.,Col.,Cln.& Indlanap..
Col. (L'hlc. ft Ind. Central
Dnbnqnc ft Slonx City
Erie Railway preferred.
Hartford ft N. Haven ,
Marietta
78.1865-76
M., IW)....
S'lnbnr?
l>ayton
ft
Alleg.
Ptilla. ftBrle,l8t
Ist
do
do
Ham.
ft
PennsTlvanla,,lsT M.,6, 1
ilo
3d M..6, 1!<75..
do Debenturea,6, '68-*71
I
ao
•0
to
i:9
"87..
do
int. Bonita
do
t'on.o! bds
do
do
^;Itn. Bd»
do
do
lA.Vort..
_
Han. ft SI. Jo. Land li'anta...
do
do convertible
Laak.ft Wealern Uonda
Bel.. Lack, ft Wesifrn. 1st M.
do
do
2>l M.
Tol.ft Wab'h, 1st Mort. eifd.
do
IstMStLdlv..
do
3d Mort
do
Kqulp.Ddk....
do
Cona.ConTart.
Hannibal ft Napiea latM
Oil Creek
«0
iH"
Philadelphia
do
preferred...
Chic Bur ftQulncy
do
do
i
PhllB.
*T6..
*78..
loei^
Itl
MX
RAILROAD STOCKS.
(Not nrevlonsly qnoted.)
Albany ft Susqaenaniut
Chicago ft Alton
Louisv., CIn.
Little Schuylkill. Ist M.,7, IgR. IID
North Peniisvl., I«l M., 6, 1880..
do
Clinltel M.. I& 1887. 113
99
do
2d Mortgage I
do
Funding Scrip, 7...
iS'*
100
100
Rondon'ft Os.RR.lst M..;8g'd
N.O., Mobile ft Tex RR lat M. Sa
"75..
do
Albai^ ft BusqlPa, Ist
do
do
2d
do
do
8d
eomtnon
do
.leffcraon., .Miui.
Lehigh Valley, Ist M,.6, IlfTS.. 97
do
do Ist (new) M.,(, fa. 101
ai
.M.,6,(Kd)
Wallklll Valley, 1st M., gold 7s.
St. Lonlaft Iron Mt. Ist ra.. gd,7
per cant,
do
do
do
do
K. Ist
lili. Ist
do
6
7s.conv.
:
,
ft
ake Shore consolidated, 7...
Montclnlr RK ol .N. J. 7s, gold
Northern Paclflc RR, 7-3U gold
N.Y *Osw.Miil.R,lBtM.'(gd)
Port Huron ft Lake Mich end..
CITY BONDS.
do
r»
CDee.ftOhIo
I
'
I
I
*i
M
sv
,
(l.*C>lBlM.,7,int
(In.* Ind..lsl M.,7,'!B
if;x June.,
,^'
1.1 \f
1 tin.. \fi,, .1
I
£X
do
'
:«!
'"»
6a, "77-'83 IU»
II12V IW
!OJH,lt>.l
do
do
Se
do
FnndedDcbt6i..
do
do
7a..
do
Waterexten.78,..
Alleghany County, 5
do
do 68, *S&....
Ind. 1 .M K'lar, ?», gcTld.
fcanlST.ftNash. Ii. 1st .M.cons.,"
Canal, 18i2
Ore.it Western,
ICS
Wcat., lat M.. 7, 1805.
do
lstM.,«, I<en
ft
do
>
Pittsburg Comprurolae4>ia.
Ist
Union Tele. l8tM.,7
O. R.
BrooklyrGs
do
WaterGa
do
Farkaa
do
do 78
do
S year Asaewraant 7
ft
do
I
Stock f.oan,6a.*a-'!7
do
Dayton
75
<
.Mllltarjrljian 6s, 1871 l"l)i,l(U
"• liPhlladelphia
Wa
do
»iX
IMS
-
6e,lSn
6a,18W
MullTN. V.
in
5fi,
Sa,1874
58, 1875.. .»
5a, 1876
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Massaclnisetta
do
du
MM.jl.m..
aa:.
do To'do dep. hds. 7, ll.'M
i.'«4
4»k
I
....
I
Pennsylvania !Wi,»n
do
do
do
48
J
Philadelphia.
I
NEW. OR RECENT LOANS.
U.S. New Loan,
gold
Bar. C. R ft M. lil;. Ist M,7(gd)
6a,i8;.|
6s, 1875
R. T. Central
do
skg
ft
I
Essex, convertible...
do construction.
jNorth .MIsaoarl,
W
6a,1873
do
do
do
do
do
ft
Long Occk
New
Mew York
I
MISCF.LLANEOl'S BONDS.
Am. Dock ft Iro. Co. 7, -He
l»i»
6e,lSi8
«e,!88S
<lO
do
7fcl878
York "!», Ilonnty, reg
do
[Vermont
I
Jefferson RR, Ist Mort. bonds.
187U
^..
do
If
ISnmmitBranch
iVermont ft Canada
113
«H
97
74
Cedar Fails ft Minn., Ist M...
Detroit, Monroe ft I'ol bonda
Lake Shore Dlv. bonds
Cleve. ft Tol.. n- w bonds
& Ash., new lids
do
do
old bds.
Bntfalo ft Krie, new bonds ...
Jacksonville ft Chic. Ist
South Side Railroad bonds.
do
58,
do
Michigan <a,l8T3
7s,
6s,
IWM
.
St. L.
War Loan
Indiana 6a, War Loan
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
1««
«.
1.1,10
ParkerCentral Ohio
157)1
,,.
KBH'Conneitlcut River
Cleve., P'vlllc
.
ft
Boaton ft Providenca
IM'
Cheshire nreferredj.
...
Cln.,Riindusky ft fnev. atock. 31*
j('(mcord
(lew Yoritft N. HarpnGa
Boston, H. ft Erie guarnuleed
Inrgo bonda
~H.
do
8s
do
Sa Millroad bonds.
Arkansaa 6a, funded
do
7b, l. It. ft Ft. 8. Iiw.
do
7s, MemplilB ft L. R..
do
7n, I..K.,T. B. ftN.O.
do
7s. Misa.Onc. ft RB.
Ohio 6a, ins
do 6a, 1881
do «B, 1886
KentncKT 64
Aole.
—
103
do
do
2d Mort
Tol., Peoria ft Warsaw, E, I>.
<lo
w. n..
do
do
do
2dM..
isn..
Kbode lalandEa
Alabama Sa
Alton
do
VemrtCen., ist M..rona.,7,
Hit
do
do 2d Mort., ,, 18»1....
44)»
Pitts, ft!
Vermont ft Can., new, 8....
iii"
do
Vermont ft Maaa., ist M.,t,'H. n
West Mil,
Boaton ft Albany slock...
157
do
Boaton, Hartford ft Erie..
3S
do
BoMonft Lowell atoek...
.. (Ill
Baitlmor.
Beaton* Maine
U*X 154
^r. M.
;
....
Mort
.
levre bonda
Ka
89
do
do
do
do
do
do
I
•7
.loliet ft Chicago, 1st Mort.
(niic. ft Ut Eastern, Ist Mmt..
Col., Chic, ft Ind.. 1st Mort....
California 7a
>rie
^..^m
4« M jM., ». F., «, •»
do«i»rir;«/)6,T.
ill
111,
;
Ga
Connoctlcnt
_
1«K
pgnsrM
<
n
Oct
new bonda
Ga, new floating debt.
do
do
do
do
do
....
IneoiDe
do
do
do
do
'
i
Lonialana
do
do
.iwi
'
7. iiiiia
nortberi,
Si*
.
M Mort. w« M
4th
.,
do
Kiisli in iMaas.)
7«B
...IWH i»«y
llam.Co.,Ohlo6n.e. oi rl.d.
Kltehl.nrg
140
141
do
do 7
Indlauapolls, (In. ft Lafkyett«{ f)i
Covington
»i" ..Manchester^ Lawrence.....
ft t*n
St. L. ft Iron Mniinlain Ist
CiD .Ham. ft II..
iNashuaft Lowell.
Mil. ft St. Paul, li-t .Mort. 88..
do
do
'in %t.. ,, If...
Northern of New UainMhire
llJJt
do
do
do
do
SilM., 8,77..
do
7 51(1
Ogdens. ft L. Champlain
»%;
(In. A Indiana, lat H., 7
do
do Ist Mort
do
iioa
do
pref.
do
do
do l.ftM. d
•ox! ....{ Old Colony ft Newport.
do 3d M., 7, 1877..
h2K'«l3
do
do 2d M
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THE CHRONICLE.
656
a he Bailtoay ^^nito£^
1
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'EXPlANATIoF^oFl'BfE~STOCK AND BOND TABLES.
Prices of the Active Stocks and Bonds are given In the
Bank and Insurance
3.
The Table
Stocks, Mining. Petroleum. City
Canal and Other Stocks.
on another page, oompriseg all Companies of which the stock is sold in any of the
principal cities (except merely local corporations).
The figfures just after the name
ol the company indicate the No. of the CHRONICLE in which a report of the Company was last published. A star (*) indicates leased roads ; in the dividend column
x=extra; ii=stock or scrip.
4.
The Tables of RallroBd, Canal and Other Bonds
In
in all. four pages, two of which will be published in each number.
these pages the bonds of Companies which have been consolidated are frequently
The date given in brackets
given under the name of Consolidated Corporation.
Immediately arter the name of each Company, indicates the time at which the statement of its finances was made. In the "InleVest Column" the abbreviations are as
follows J. & J.=January and July F. & A-=February and Auprst M. i. S.=
March and September; A. & O. April and October: M. & N.=May and November; J. Sl D.=Juneand December
Q J =Quarterly, beginning withJanuary;
Q.— F.=Qaarterly, beginning with February. Q.—M.=Quarterly, beginning with
occupy
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Maroh.
5.
The Table
.
of State Securities
will
;
Chicago Railroad Company, the terms of which have been faithfully complied with, and the semi-annual amount to be charged
to the running expenses, will pay off the whole of its mortgage
debt of $13,503,000 before the bonds are due. The maragement
of this Pennsylvania Company has been placed by the company
in the hands of seven directors, as has already been announced.
Exchange.
Houx'on A: Texas Central Railway Company.— The Chief
Engineer reports as follows. May 1
Gentlemen I herewith submit a general report of operations on your road, in the diflferent
departments which have been under my control during the past
be published monthly, on
the last Saturday of the month.
Bonds
The Table
1«71
vision and management of its properties west of Pittsburg. The
legal title of this new corporation is " The Pennsylvania Company." It is chartered by the State of Pennsylvania. Its capital
stock consists of preferred stock, $8,000,000 common stock, $4,000,000 total, $12,000,000. The $8,000,000 of preferred stock is
held, and is to be held permanently, by the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company. This amount of new capital stock, in consideration of
which the above railroad interest of the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company were transferred on March 1, to the Pennsylvania Company, covers fully all the expenditures of the parent company in
this connection.
The $4,000,000 of common stock is also held by
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company, who may sell it at par whenever, from time to time, such use of it as may be found expedient.
All the profits of the operation of the new organization during
1871, after meeting the obligations of the lines leased, are to be
used by the Pennsylvania Company in perfecting and equipping
the roads transferred to it. After 1871, it is claimed, the preference shares of this company will yield at least six per cent on
their par value. These works, as a whole, now yield net revenues
more than sufficient to meet all the obligations assumed for the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company in taking possession while the
operations of the sinking fund of the Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and
—
Railroad and Gas Stocks, and Southern Securities of those
kinds which are least active, are all qu )ted either rejiularly or occasionally at
the end of "Bankers' Gazette," on a previous page.
of Railroad,
27,
;
" Banberd' Gnzette" ante; quotatious ol other securities will be fuuud on the preceding pape.
2.
fMay
will be published on the third Saturday
6.
of City
The abbreviations used in this table are the same as those in t)*e
tables of railroad bonds mentioned above. The Sinking Fnnd or assets held bv
each oltv are given on the same line with the name
of each month.
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad— >emr Loan.— The
—
Philadelphia Ledger has an article in regard to the above from
which we condense the following
" It has btjen known that for some months past a number of
gentlemen connected with the Reading Railroad Company have year.
been buying large bodies of valuable coal lands in the Schuylkill
At the date of your last annual meeting you had in operation
and Mahanoy coal regions, and it has been generally supposed 155 miles of road, running to Calvert on the main line and to Brenthat these purchases were made in the interest of the Railroad ham on the western branch.
Company. During the present session of the Legislature an act
Since that time the road has been opened for passenger and
of incorporation was obtained, and under it these lands will here- freight business to (^roesbeck, 40 miles north from Calvert, on the
after be held. They embrace in the aggregate about 50,000 acres main line and to Ledbetter, 25 miles west from Brenham, on the
of the most valuable and productive coal land in the State of Penn- western branch, making a total of 220 miles now in operation,
eylvania, including nearly all the large bodies formerly held by with 10 miles of track laid beyond Ledbetter to Giddings, (and
Individuals and coal companies in the first and second coal fields. which will be ready to open for business about the 8th inst,)
The stock of this ne-.v coal company will be held by the Phila- making at the present date a total of 230 miles of track.
delphia and Reading Railroad Company, ample authority for this
The new portion of the road is well built, in good order, and in
purpose having been conferred by the act of incorporation above general compares favorably with any of the best roads where no
referred to. The money required for this new enterprise will be ballast is used.
raised by a loan made by the Reading Railroad Company. All of
The earnings of the road were much reduced during September,
the branch lines of railroads which were owned entirely by the October and the early part of November from the efTects of the quarCompany have been lately merged into and consolidated with the antine regulations incidental to alarm of yellow fever, and later by
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Company. And a new oon
the non-arrival of rolling stock, which was expected early enouglt
solidated mortgage upon all of the property and franchises of the to meet the requirements of the business season. Incessant rains
latter company will be issued to secure bonds to the amount of also, in December and January, damaged the road to some extent,
f 25,000,000. These bonds will all have foity years to run and and, of course, interfered proportionally with the business. The
will be 7 per cent, currency, both coupon and registered 6 per expenditures for repairs, therefore, bear more than a usual proporcent, gold, both coupon and registered, all in sums of $1,000 each
tion to the earnings.
and 6 per cent, sterling in sums of £300 each all the issues being
ROLLING STOCK.
free from taxes. Out of this issue of bonds $6,000,000 will be set
The engines, passenger and freight cars owned by the company
apart to retire all the present mortgage loans of the Company,
are as follows, viz
amounting to $5,807,000, so that the new loan will practically be
4
26 Baggage cars building
Engines in running order
a first mortgage loan upen all the property of the Company. The Engines in shop for repairs
S73
4 Box cars
845
following statement of the assets of the Company has been pre- Passenger cars in good order
20 Platform cars
15
3 Stock cars
pared to show the amount of property upon which the new loan Passenger cars needing repairs
Passenger cars building
2 Boar-Iine cars (old, worn ont and
is secured
8
unfit for regular service)
Baggage cars in good order
6
Kallroads. Including main line, Lebanon Valley, Northern Liberties
CONSTRUCTION.
and Penn Township Branch, Lebanon and Pine Grove Branch,
Pine Grove and Lebanon Railroad, Lorbcrry Railroad, Union RailSince August last, when I took charge of engineering operation*
road, Good Spring Railroad, and Mahanoy and Shamokln Railon your road, the line has been located from Ledbetter to Austin^
road, with their laterals and sidings, aggregating ^^}i miles of
single-track road
$31,864,000 and preliminary lines run from Richland creek to Red River, with
Depots, embracing ail depots, terminal and wharf structures, office
a location secured twenty miles north of Corsicana.
bnildings, &c
3,898,661
By these surveys the distance from Houston to Red River, two
Real estate, embracing properties held in fee simple, and not included in the Items of railroads or depots
miles above Preston where the line reaches it, 5s 354 miles, from
8,817,665
Locomotive engines and cars
10,083,990
Hempstead to Austin 118 miles, and the total length of your entire
Stocks and bonds held by the Company
4.32«,353
line w hen completed will be 473 miles.
Steam collieries
588,486
Coal barges
The line to Austin is Romewhat longer, but much cheaper and
580.152
Debt* due the Company, cash and tmcollected bills
4 095.ft38
more easily built upon than that originally run up the Colorado
Materials on hand
1,200,529
bottom, which the present line avoids altogether, except near
Total
$64,800,873 Austin, where it is not subject to overflow.
The grades on the present line are located everywhere above
The leased lines of railroad and canal held by the Reading Railroad Company are also embraced in the mortgage, though not in- the highest known floods.
Arrangements have been made which are believed to b3 fully
cluded in the values in the above statement. The Fidelity Insurance, Trust and Safe Deposit Company of Philadelphia will be adequate to secure, if desired, the completion of the road to Austin
the trustee, and the mo tgage provides for a cumulative sinking by the first of October next.
About the first of J tine the grading will be completed from
fund of 1 per cent, per annum upon the outstanding bonds, beginning with the year 1873. Out of the new loan, after setting apart Groesbeck to Richland creok, a distance of 30 miles. Preparations
the $6,000,000 to retire the present mortgage indebtedness of the have been also made to go on immediately with the grading as far
Company, $19,000,OCO will be left for the purchase and develop- as Corsicana, 10 miles north from Richland creek and 210 miles
ment of coal lands, and the acquisition of other new property from Houston.
Boston, Hartford & Erie.- At a full meeting of the Berdel'
necessary for the increased tralBo ol the Company. All of the
property thus acquired will be added as a security to the new loan, bondholders, at Boston, last week, the question was upon the raising
BO that the entire amount of $25,000,000, when issued, will be of $200,000 to be paid to the receivers and trustees, so that the|latter
secured by property worth over $80,000,000 exclusive of the value could foreclose the mortgage and enable the bondholders to get
of the numerous leased lines of railway and canal now held by the possession of the road, in accordance with the recent decree of the
Company."
courts.
An assessment of 3 per cent on the par value of the bonds
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company »nd Its lieased was finally agreed ujiou, the bondholders paying this assessment
Roads.- The reorganization of the roads west of Pittsburg, being declared specially entitled to the benefit of the suit for foreleased by the Pennsylvania Company, does not seem to be cor- closure. The road, during the last ten months, has paid expenses
rectly understood. The following statement is by an officer of the and $90,000 more, not including office expenses. Edward L. Pierce
new organization The n timber of miles of road in the West ex- was added to the committee of bondholders, the other members
ceeds two thousand. The Pennsylvania Railroad Company pro- being George M. Barnard, William T. Hart, S. Adams and T. R.
poses to delegate to a separate corporation the immediate super- Lathrop.
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27, 1871.]
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the public, th« coropaoy now oflkr for
thrlr
Bonds, liniite<l by law to |t2.5(K)p>'r mile, and .Bonds, to an equal ninouni, principal anl iriii-f
od by
the State of Louisiana. Tlipy liave I'
II, txHi
|iay interett at the rale of i>rra per
r e»n%.
currency, at the 0| tion of the ho'
tiiuu wUea each
coupon is due.
Mr. W. B Shattuck, who was f'
cagrd In the Bcsotla
tion of the OovernuK'nt loans, ui
>wpd up hi* nalaeat
sueceaa In the national securities 1j;,
negotiating the Oalon
Pacific First Mortgage Bonds, and[ more lately, the Honda oi the
Central Railroad of Iowa, of which he was Treasurer, has been appointed Financial Agent of this company, and sets forth aome of
the strong points of the enterprise in another column.
An exchange makes the (ollowlnff
Naabvllle St Krcatnr
Btaieoient ot the tcnua of the lease of the Nashville t Urcatur
Railroad to the Louisville & Nashville Railro«ul C<'mpanT, la'ely
agreed n|X)n by a joint committee from the dlrectoriea of the two
roads Tlie Louisville & Nashville Company aaaume the floating
and bonded indebtedness of the Xai-hville k Decatur Company,
not to exceed $3,450,000. The lease to extend for thirty yean, to
go into effect on the 1st of July, 1672, or sooner if agreed npon by
the partieB. Concurrent with or dei>endent npon the ratioeati->n
of this lease is a contract by which the Louisville A- XnulivilU
Company binds itself to furnish the contractors for b
North & South road the money to complete that road.
v
the North k South Company was obligated to famish these con
tractors, but owing to the war in Europe that Company hag been
unable to comply with its contract with its contractors, and that
work has been for some time snspendtd. I'nder the new contract
the North k South road is to be completed by the Ist of May, 1872.
Tu return to the lease of the Nashville k Decatur road From
and after two years from the date of the completion of the North
& South road, the Ix>nibville k Nashville road is to pay, semiannually, an annual dividend of six per cent on the stock of the
Nashville k Decatur Oimpany.
Should the profits Irom tlie
North A: South road during the first two years that it is run lail
to pay the interest on the bonded debt of that Company, then the
I^uisville k Nasliville Company may appropriate so much of the
six per cent annual dividends that woiild be due on the stock of
the Nashville & Decatur Company for the first two years of the
lease, as will l>e sufficient to pay one-half of the deficit of the
North k South road in meeting its iuteicst. For the payment of
the indebtednefs of the Nashville i Decatur Company the Lotiisville k Nashville Company is to receive stock in the Nashville &
Decatur Company. At the expiration of the lease the road and
equipments are to be returned to the stockholders. If there be
any deficiency it is to be paid by the Louisville k Nashville Compauv. If there be any excess in valuation when letitmed, the
No [>ermanent imNaslivillii and Decatur Company to pay for it.
provements to be made without the consent of the directory of the
Nashville and Decatur Company. The organization of this company to be continued during the lease. Tlie road and equipments
The Nashville and
to be received and returned at gold valuation.
Decatur Company to have the right of adjusting ail suits and disputed claims against it. Strictly guarded stipulations are made
prohibiting any discrimination for or against any point on tlie
road, especially Nashville, in the tariff or movement of freights."
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The net e&rniDga in 1871
For April
Tlireo moDtha pr«v1oiM
AuU
tSM.m 54
show an
tWr.SU
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increase over 1870:
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83
3S8,Itki
fourmnntha
t'iS73!>l83
Com-ABATIVI iTATBXtNT SINCE OPrKlMO, 10TB HAT, ISO!).
First flacal Tor,
Bucond flacal v<»r
May 10, 18W—
to May 1, IH^O-
for
April 80,
1810.
EarnlDRa
Ezpcuaua
$8,3M.«)t SO
5,787,098 56
Ctlenckir
year. 1870.
April 30.
t7.«;5»J1 II
$7.l»3.961 as
3.g!ie,7M Mi
—
1871.
4,077,414 84
:
Net earnings
$2,567,198 9»
$2,W7.8Be 27
$3,485,267 09
Pcrceniage un expanses
69 80
61.34
38.16
The 8t. Joaeph H rldse. - The 1500,000 Bubscription of StJoseph to this bridfre was conditional on a previous expenditure
of $100,000 by the biidge company.
The company being u able
to obtain such an amount in private subscriptions to its shares,
now asi-stliat the turius be altered bo that fifty per cent of the
city subscription be paid at once.
As an inducement, it Is declared the bridjre will not cost more than (800,000, and that the
city will control the property absolutely.
Tlie N>tv-Orlean»,
noblleand Trxaa Railroad
— The four south-western Slates ol Alabama, Mississippi,Company.
Ixiuitiana
and Teias constitute a vast
district, which is enormously producwith resources for cotton, sugar, molasses, rice, wheat, com
tive,
:
and cattle-raising almost unlimited and having; within their
bounds the great commercial cities of the Gulf. As railroads have
;
made
the VVesiern States populous aud prosperous, so railroads
connecting the great agricultural regions of the south-west, with
iheir natural martlets and shipping ports, are to be the main
agency inincreasing the wealth of the South, and, in turn, the roads
will find large profit in the traffic which will follow their opening.
The New Orleans, Mobile and Texas Railroad Compnny is composed of capitalists, who saw the promising field for the employof capital, and who have already expended many millions of dollars in the work, and have built, equipped and ojjened to profit
able business 140 miles of the road connecting Mohilo aiid Now
Orleans (the only railway line between those two important com
mercial cities), and are now vigorously pushing the work west of
the Mississippi River. The road is to run from New Orleans to
the Sabine River (326 miles), and thence to Houston, Texai (108
miles), making the total distance from Mobile to Houston, 475 miles.
Among the leadiust stockholders in the Company are lion. E. P.
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of New York, Hon. Oakes Amee, of Massachusetts (who
are the trustees under the mortgage) Hon. John A. Griswold, of:
Troy, N. Y.; Messrs. Morton, Bliss & Co.; J. and W. Sellgman A
Co.; L. Von Hoffman & Co.; James H. Banker, and Harrison Durkee, bankers, of New York, and othoss, whose names are well
known in business circles. Having disbursed very largely ofi
their own means, as above noted, without asking help from the
Morgan
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MONTHLY EAKNINGS OF PUINCIPAL UAILROADS.
.
Central Paeifie
1870.
Obioago
.
(8'.W
$413,104
3!M,178
m.)
(481
524,4*)
481,065
578,870
756,230
m.)
777,183
828,447
746,800
813,805
$943,181
S1\0'J6
888,726
328,390
845,832
402,854
8S],(MI
493,231
606,623
468,212
897,615
340,350
7,988,518
4,681,662
488,331
w^rw
'.88,719
729,274
783,0^
807,81.'5
—Tllin( » Central
1869.
(862 /n.)
1870.
^74 m.)
$650,187 $628,383
5S«,««8
661,788
100,844
<01.8«
888,282
655,067
Mg,974
Tre,M0
(1109 m.)
689.540
565,415
«a«,845
688,661
«M,SS1
71»,6t6
627,215
899,051
901,235
908.285
814,413S 811.707
/690,6ns 697,760
Oble %
m.)
$l«6.7!n
118,184
110,983
1*46.166
I»«».«e7
i«l,ll»
E 800,971
S8i8,gn
i?n.
m.)
$281,103
(Mm m.)
:)li;,0.»
S40,.301
!M«,8!)6
372,618
398,654
1871
(898 m.)
»|\9S1
158,654
264,609
148,660
1
348,039
181)9.
(1,157 w.)
343,565
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.
Jan.
$892,092
Feb..
830,286
1.142,165
1,112,190
Mar
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A pril
.
1408,65
1408,658
b418,709
„606,880
3497,619
^475,608
MajJune.
1268,114
July.
1.157,066
1,037,973
1.251,9.y>
Aug.
Sept...
.
1441,197
1401,263
Oc»..i
Nov..
Dec..
4,849,4(M
Tear..
.
.T.T7.~
$99,641
90,298
104,666
$90,m
13 .8.<«.
96,275
101.879
146,221.
106,641
109,762
117,696
116,196
129 096
142,014
1fl6.»46
1,391,345
^PaoUle of Mo.->
1870.
m.)
$202,447
(Vt.")
107,887
119,548
S9S,9W
1.9,488
379,402
SK,044
S8Sft,187
1316.054
li60.471
837,649
839,001
881,490
187.815
B.miYt
3,518,4(3
1871.
(3.VS
M.)
218,736
236,841
819,964
185,416
Jail
$92,181
95,665
102,588
101,365
115,175
116,342
107,614
1X2,000
114,114
127,009
$12h.2l8
878,880
467,990
611,477
468,878
418,735
l,«e»,811
4,74»,1(«
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..Jan
129,.VI0
.
$454,130
380,288
410,774
460,287
610,644
678,800
686.S41
818,868
478,546
490,772
448.419
874,512
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122,372. Feb...
Itlar
144,(»7
m)
.153,666
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.
1871.
1SR9.
(825
Aug.
$384,119
320,686
386,527
411,814
403,646
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..April.
Alton
Jnly..
Auk.
442,665
441,685
470,703
1871.
$131,«»
$182,381
(282
148,468
127,817
175,960
171,868
138,788
172,216
172,347
1.M,1:M
1I4,1(U
m)
$396,171
t.T0O
3n.4Sl
377,000
443.133
480,700
377.571
488,884
-VerthMdWar;.^
ISn.
(401 m.)
$118,101
WMW
$2M,101
110,304
314,704
.-ilUSW
UB.885
M^oie
^5^7S7
n6,i»
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1871
(680 m.
131,161
s.iiniw
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ft Wtit»r»i.^
1870.
1871.
(521 OT.)
(021 M.)
$2.t7,668
lH,t74
»I8,645
SH,in
n.48S
818,680
840^101
444,110
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Wl.
1810.
4i«,8n
$II.1M
smMt
«)4,m
1M,061
3\i.im
180,710
848,810
alO,8O0
MR,U1
m,m»
an,7a«
.
450,*W
4HS,48I
•43,486
l«4,oa6
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Oct...
2lkl,6n2
16%28l
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470.710
42i,aae
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180,851
168,550
152,900
187,194
.,.
si8,>a
C,. 14,641
St. Fsal.->
r2.-)0,666
i«7,»nB
175,458
Vmt..
ft
801,168
496,560
»I4,2H8
Nov
i84.1U
16i«0
»4.MI
"ept...
.
$18,198
»a.sw
636,434
181,016
808,818
908,818
191.014
aaa,788
(.-diMi.)
«*,78l
t«t,046
260,186
819,011
317,887
339,230
319,578
T.Hante.-^-ToUdo, Wa)>
1870.
(211m.)
S1S,8V7
»444n
«74,0n
M»,358
1870.
1871.
(936 m.) (1,018 m.)
7M^4
I860.
(210 in.)
Ulajr..
June.
ft
(390 m,)
^in,so6
8.«0.«»
r-Wilwavke'-
-»
1871.
(884 m.)
418,755
t»,mn
Tear..
(210 w.)
4»5.0:.2
.'i2B,iuo
Oc»
Not.
~
1870.
l3B8,4«8
1870.
«w.)
5,960,986
:*KH,623
April.
Sept..
(210 m.)
'^m.'tM
•^736.684
£564,155
—
1S71.
387,172
861,871
(
n9,61*
«»,4flO
656,100
887,600
638,122
478.370
e63a,6Sa
1.275,171
1,371,780
1,087,968
1870.
(281 -.l
449,654
MI0,393
443,800
807,900
319,441
645,789
988.385
449.932
f 523,841
J,456,80«
Jaly..
.
UTajr.
1,418,805
1,S«,MI
7M,7S2
658,359
929,077
1,177,897
1,154,629
1,080,946
l,»t6,213
Jnne..
Feb
141,.376
121,791
119,073
$706,024
m.) (500wi.)
»1,767 $401,275
(520-90
"
PBcls«-><-Cle». <W.CI».*I—
1870.
1868.
m)
$337,992
829.127
880,430
412,080
406,283
868,187
.
mar
140.740
118,173..
Iron Kt.
1871.
(
13,355,481
(264 m.)
110.213
111,117
111,127
118,407
132,998
158,881
144.023
^
1,871,780
1,140,145
846,108
1870.
(1.157 m.l
Viehiiran Central.
1870.
(251 m.)
l.T5,8H(
1,80^672
1869.
1ST1.
(251 m.)
1869.
(251 m.)
129,806
110,887
lliasiMrinpi.
1870.
(.340
8,678,988
>—Chieagcft Worthweiterr- ^ MHiie-Roek la and
Alton.-
1K70.
(431
.- -Kar'ftta an ''Cincinnati-—.
1871.
8g6,S!8
841,863
979,400
»14,40IKJ
8,828,482
*n(»
1S71.
nta m.)
461,196
426,«rr
5714>!*
S864M
«,»,$• 4t4M,4H
-•.«M,Ut
.
.
THE CHRONICLK
668
AND MISCELLANEOUS STOCK
RAILROAD, CANAL,
Sabscrlbers
ivlll
[May
LIST.
conrer a great rftvor by giving us Immediate notice of any error discovered tu onr Tables.
COMPANIES.
Btock
For a Inll explanation of thiB table,
Btand-
COMPANIES.
Stock
OotBee Kaatciiii itoiiUor, on the pre-
Ont-
Last paid.
Date.
First dlv
Jan. A July.
Jnly,
& Sep.
.Jan. & July.
"SS.W June ft Dec.
16,550,302 April & Oct.
Mar.,
3,35."i,000
.;,25«,310
3,691,200
2,494,900
1,232,200
21
1,650,000
7,239,531
600,000
19,150,100
J*
.100
1
—
.
4
'70
"71
,
'71
5
1^
AD'rli/71
Jul]
>fty,
'71
Nov.
May,
'71
July
Jan.ft Jnly
Jan. ft July
Dec,
Dec,
Dec,
'TO
'10
Mar.,
Var.,
Feb.,
'71
'71
ft
ft
June
Feb.
Dec,
Dec
ft
S77.ID0
731,200
915,517
1,159,500
Ang.
ft
Jan.
2,200,000
May
6,8.i0.4Wl
Feb.
Feb.
769,600
July.
ft
ft
ft
ft
ft
Nov.
Aug.
Ang.
Dec
4
5
6
"JO
"70
5
Dec
Dec,
Dec,
Dec,
.
,
8M
'71
1«
'.1
'70
'70
'70
'70
3H
s.
a
3
Sept,
Mar,
Mar.,
'71
'71
6
9
Sj-racnse,
ft Sept
ft July.
ft Dec.
ft Dec.
April ft Oct.
'70
9
'70
"TO
9
Aprli,'71
Apill,'71
4
4
&
May*
Quarterly
7,l«i.-225
11,100,000
Snarterly
1,786,800
(Quarterly.
1,500,000 INfay ft Nov,
,50
Concord
350,000 Ijan.&Jnly
Iw
Concord and Portsmouth
Conn ft Passnmpsic, pf. No. 281. .100 2,084.200 Feb. ft
1.700.000 IJan.ft Jnly.
Connecticut Uivor, Jan. 21
1,316,900 lAprllftOct
50
Cumberland Valley, No. 2KI
Dayton and Michigan' No. 203.. 50 2.400.001
1,203,216 Jan. ft July
Delaware'
H,H0S,850
!U
Jan. ft July.
Delaware, Lack. ft West. No. 255.
452,35')
Detroit and Milwaukee, No. 249. 50
50 2,095,000 December ..
pref
do
do
100 5,000,000 Jan. ft Jnly.
Dnbuque and Sioux City'
4,062,600 Ian.
July.
100
Eastern (.Mass.), Jan. 21
1,309,200 Ian. ft July.
50
Bas'. Pennsylvania, No.255
3,192,000
2«4
JOO
No.
Qeor,
Va.
ft
Tenn.
Bast
500.000 May ft Nov.
Blmlraft Wllllam»polt,'No.a55. .50
500,000 Jan. ft July.
pref.. 50
do
do
1
Aug
'
do
Union
8
Feb., 1\
May,
May,
sx
"71
'71
Oct., '57
Apr.,
Nov.,
Dec,
Dec,
Dec,
"71
"70
'70
'70
';0
&
lOO 7S,000W
8,536.900
lOO
1,99S,250
50
3,740,000
100
FUchburg
4,156,000
100
Georgia. No.'fflJ
Hannibal and St. Joseph, Jan. 28100 4,151,100
5,0R7,2M
pref.., .100
do
do
Hartford.* N. Haven, Jan. 21. ..100 4,300.000
3,000,000
19«
scrip....
do
d.
2.000,000
100
Housatonlc, preferred
615,950
50
Huntingdon and Broad Top'
218,350
do pref. 50
do
,.100 25,2'?0.241)
Illinois Central. Aprils
Indianapolis, Cin. ft Lafayette.. SO 6.185,897
JeffersonvlUe.Mad. ft In.,No.227100 2,000,000
8,872,500
Kan.sas Pacltle, Mar. 23
Lackawanna and Bloomsburg .. 50 1 ,335.000
Lake Sho.ft Mich. South. Feb. 25.100 35.000.000
50 18,159.400
Lehigh Valley, No. 2.55
50 4,10;,'.50
Little Miami, No. 247
50 2,616,109
Little Schuylkill.' No.255
50 8,000,000
Long Island, No. 852
848,700
LouTsv., CIn. ft Lex., prf No. 876 JO
50 1,623.43!
do
Louisville and Nashville No. i84 lOO 8,681,500
Alb.
Chicago. OO 2,800,000
Louisville,
100 2,500,000
Macon and Western
100 3,400,500
Maine Central
Marietta i, CIn., Ist pr(. May 6. .:50 8,130,719
do
2d pref. .150 4,460,368
do
Erle,Jan.28
do preferred
Erie and Pittsbnrg, No. 255
Feb.
'Quarterly.
.Ian. ft Jnly.
Jan.
Mississippi Central'
Mobile* MontK. pre!
Mobile and Ohio, No.
100
No.
233..
259
Montgomerv and West Point
.
100
...100
50
fiorrfsanifessex,' No. 250
100
Nashua and Lowell, Jan. 21
Nashv. ft Chattanooga No.220.100
100
Naugatuck. No. 195
New Bed. ft Taunton, Jan. 21... 100
New Hav. & Northamp,, Jan. 21.100
100
New Jersey,* No. 250
scrip..
do
New London Northern -Ian. 21. .100
N. Y. Cent, ft Hudson K.,Jan.21.100
certificates.. IIXI
do
do
New fork and Harlem, .Ian, 21.. .50
5^1
do pref.
do
New York * New Havcn.NoJJ'S.lOO
N. Y., Prov. and Boston Uo.22J.100
Norfolk and Petersburg, pref. .100
.
do
guar. .100
do
do ordinary
do
100
North Carolina. No.267
Northern ol N.H'mnshlre,No.257100
50
Northern Central. No. 249
.
50
50
Northeast. (S.C.). Aprli;29
do
do 8p. cprel
IW.
North Missouri, No, 259
(Torth Pennsylvania
ft
Jnly.
Quarterly.
July
Jan'.'ft
Jan. ft July.
Feb. ft Ang.
Mar. ft Sept,
Jan.ft JnlT.
1,372,890
1,000,000
5,312.T25
13,6S4,018
"•"'"
ll,4i2,661
10,421,903
3,856,450
2,948,785
1,73^.700
4,269,820
1,614.101
11,900,001
"
720,000
2,066,544
1,861,400
500,000
2,;00,000
Feb
Ang.
.ft
Quarterly.
Quarterly,
Jan.ft July,
May
ft
Sept
ft
Sept,
Nov.
ft
lime ft l>ec
Jan. ft July,
•••">'-- ft
July.
Jan.
January.
Jan.ft July.
Jan. *
July.
May & Nov
ft
Champ
"70
Jan.,
June* Dec
June,
'71
'71
IJan.ft July
Jan.,
'69
Jan..
'64
2,95",800
~59.500
2.227.000
l,209.f00
,400,5,55
1
|„„ &,lnly.
Jan.ft July.
Fell, ft ,^ ng
.Ian. ft Jnly,
Jnue,
71
Jan.,
'71
Inneft Dec
Dec,
'TO
Ang
Feb.,
Feb.,
"71
'71
Feb.,
'71
May,
'67
Mar.
.lune
100
100
500.000
4.4no.r«i
50
50
10
100
100
25
4,(XX1,01XI
Quarterly.
l,2.''i0.«)0
Jan.* July
Jan., '68
Feb., '71
Sept., '67
Jan., '06
Feb.,
Apr.,
Apr.,
"71
'71
Dec,
'70
'66
'71
Dec,
"TO
"70
'71
Sept., '66
Sept., '66
Mav;''71
June,
Dec,
Dec,
Dec,
Dec,
'69
'70
'70
'TO
"TO
Butler
Consolidation Md
Cumberland Coal ft Iron
Maryland Coal Co
3M
9
J^
Sex
"SH
'.g'd
4
5
4
'71
Jan.,
CV?«I.— American
3H
2
4K
"
4'
«
9
Pennsylvania
Spring Mountain
Spruce Hill
Wil kesbarre
Wyoming Valley
r/ff,s.— Brooklyn
Citizens (Brooklyn)
"5'
3
5
7
8K
Dec,
Jan.,
"67
"71
May, Tl
'70
Jan.,"?!
Aug.
Feb.,
'69
"71
Adams
—
United States
Wells, Fargo ft Co
«Mm»*(».— Atlantic Mall
Pacific Mall, No. 257
"71
June,
May, Tl
N. Y.
do Trust,
certlf.
4
4
Feb.,
"11
ft
Aug,
ft
Ang.
Feb., '6T
Feb., '«
Feb.
Feb.
A
Ang.
Feb.
Feb.
ft
2,1X12,746
2.907,850,
Jan.ft July.
1,100,000
ft
&
Jan.,
'66
Mar., "n
Sept
Dec,
Dec,
'69
Jan.l.'TO
1.000,000
May
3.4CX).0«1
ft
Dec,
'70
Feb.,
'71
Dei'., '70
Nov
Not'.,'69
Aug.,
'60
1
2,CXI0,0(«
Feb..,
"Tl
5
Jan., '71
Feb., '71
Jan., "H
Jan., "71
5
i
xei.wi Feb. ft Aug.
Feb. ft Aug,
1,200,000 Jan. ft July,
1,500.000 Feb. ft Aug,
Jan.ft July
T.OOO Jan.ft July
2.aoo.(xx)
,0(X),IXX>
1
l.(HX1.000
I
May
ft
Nov,
Jan.ft July
Nov.,
Jan.,
'70
Jnly,
'66
T31,'2.50
4,000,000
"Tl
Jan., '70
Jan.ft Jnly.
(Quarterly.
Qnarterlv.
Ian. ft Jnly.
s.ooo.iieo
10.000.000
18,000,000
6,000,«X)
5,000,000
i
•&•
5
2
2)«
2
July,
'71
'71
Nov.,
'69
2H
Dec,
'67
June,
Quarterly.
4,(XX1,000
3
Sept., '69
Dec,
Dec,
"70
'70
Feb.,
"II
Dec,
Dec,
'70
'70
9
4
10
9
2,8.S6,600
8,693.400
2,324.000
..
Jan,*
Jnly.
4JOO.0OO
5.700.(100
4,001,000
I
Qnarte'rly
PASSENGER RAILROAD^
AH
Blcecker street and Fulton Ferry.
Broadway (Brooklyn)
Broadway and Seventh Avenue ....
Brooklyn City
Brooklyn City and Newtowii .....
Brooklyn, Prospect Park ft Flatb..
Brooklyn and Bockaway Beach
Bnshwfck (Brooklyn) j.
Central Park, North ft East Rivers.
—
.
* GrandSt. Ferry.
Grand Stscet ft Newtown (B'klyn)
St.
Hudson A"cnue (Brooklyn)
Jan..
April,'71
'71
Aug
.025.000
1 .175,000
4,337.950
CITY
Coney Island (Brooklyn),
Dry Dock, Fast B'dway * Battery.
.•:,• -v.
Eighth Avenue
8,0OO,f,OO
"70
'70
Jan.,
July.
100
100
.100
preferred
NAME OF ROAD.
'4'
Not,
"7!
Aug.
Aug.
Nov.
.Ian. ft
1
100
100
100
100
100
(Sold, pref.
& BROOKLYN
Forty-second
Dec,
ft
1,(H>8,.''TO
100
100
common
do
Oir—Pullman Palace
S
'71
Jan..
ft
ft
May
1'2«
Jaii.'.'hl
Dec.
Feb.
Feb.
Quarterly.
Quarterly.
lOOi 20,000,000
July,
TViMl.— Farmers' Loan ft Trust. '25; 1,000,000 Jan. &
ft July.
,(100.«10
Jan.
100
1
Trust
National
Feb. ft Ang.
New York Life and Trust ...100 1,0IX).000 Jan.
ft July.
1,000,000
100
Union Trust
Jan. ft July.
100
1 ,.5011,000
United States Trust
Quicksilver
4
ft
4,909,400
K.739.RO0
'20
Amer. Merchants' Union
Mariposa
do
I"
,Ka?m Feb.
15.(«I0,(I00
Brunswick CltT
KfwropA— Wesl.f'nlon. No. 277,100
2'i
raclficft Allantlc
4
"i'
1
New
.K3:Kr«J*>*.—
8«.
1,983,563
8,'2'».594
50
Harlem
Jersey City and Hoboken... 20
50
Manhattan
100
Metropolitan
60
York
60
Williamsburg
IflW
im»ro?'^»ncni— Canton
Power
100
Water
Boston
8«'.'
3>
I
5(X).000
10,2,5O,0OO
Not.
*
May,
July
misoellaneoiiB.
Ashburton
ApVll''70
50
Nov.
ft
1,500,000
2.500,000
IK
4
4
4
Worcester,' Jan. 21.100
ft
25
50
25
100
'71
'70
8,150,000
2,364,100 Jan. ft Jnly.
'No.2i5... .100 3,051.800 Ian. ft July.
Ogd'- - ft L.
Oct
do
prel.lOO 2,(K».000 April
O'lio..
Mississippi. April I. ...100 ;9.995,8»7
Ui.
do prel
4,0-24,474 June ft Dec
100
Oil Creek and Alleghenv Jllvcr. !0
Quartet Ir,
4,259 ,'50
Norwich
May
3H
'70
1
Jan.',""?!
Jan.
"2H
Dec,
5
Ja'n.','TO
'71
'66
Apr.,
Feb!,
January.
Jan.,
Dec,
May*
May*
Aug,
1.90a,'2f(J
"Tl
June*
ft
2.888.977
Jan.,
Ian'.* inly.
Feb.
2X|'d
""11
,6I'«,000
2.r.no.(KO
...
.
2,860,0(10
—
llnlouj preferred
"'T'
14,700,000
i.ooo.ax)
86,745,000
1
.
West Branch andS ifQuehanna.
5
'sk
1,0(X))000
pref..... 100
100
Western (N. Carolina)
SO
West Jersey, No. 250
Worcester and Nashua, Jan. 21.100
pref.
S>4
Jan., '71
Feb., '71
Jan., 11
Feb., Tl
Quarterly
1,365,600
3.93" ,900
1 ,695,825
1,988.150
3,«l0,000
1,700,000
50
50
50
50
4
4
5
300,5(»
137,500
1,361.300
4,000,000
3,068,400
5,000 000
898,950
111.000
'68
do
Susquehannaft Tl
'70
'70
2,ooo.ogfl
May,'
Schuylkill Ndvlgat'n (conaol.)*. 50
Dec,
D^c,
9,0(XI,l»Kl
'7:
3
"71
'71
l,5tX1,0t»l
'TO
Feb."
ft
4
Jan.,
Apr.,
Apr.,
Oct,
Dec,
Aug.
Feb.
!
'71
Jan.ft July.
ft
S.WKI.OOO IJan.ft Jnly.
2,70O.IXVn
May,
493,900
967,100
April
"il
O-jt
9X
6,2,50,000
April & Oct.
Jan.ft Jnly.
Jan.* Jnly.
Jan. ft July.
Ian. ft July.
Apr.
Apr!
3
(S'd)
'71
I
'71
Dec,
45,0''O,00O
'70
lJan.« lu'y
"TO
'TO
Jan., "71
Ang., '70
Aug., 170
Apr., ^1
Apr., -71
Feb., '71
Apr.' 'ti
"Tl
".1
Jan.,
Feb.,
Fell,, •-.1
Mllr., '71
Dec. '70
Dec.
Jan,
[1,819,275
pref.lOO
Water
I
1
do
l<
"Jl
Jan.
Apr.
T
Feb. ft Ang,
Jan.ft July,
Jan.ft July,
Feb. ft Aug
44,428, 30
10,000,000
do
do
,
'70
I
pref.lOO
jn«(n(7.—Mariposa Gold
June & Dec
'\
&
Feb. & Ang.
Quarterly.
Jan. ft July.
'69
Angl.
Mar.
Mar.
Dec.
.Ian.
J.WXIOOO
West.No.255.100
,
Dec,
Aug.
ft
'71
ft
Dec,
Dec,
Dec,
4
Jan.,
Jan.,
Jan.ft July.
Jan.,
847J0O
Canal.
5
Apr., Wl
July.
Jan.ft July.
Feb.
May,
July,
July.
July.
May
Jan.
50
Chesapeake and Delaware
25
Chesapeake and Ohio
90
Delaware Division*
100
Delaware and Hudson
10(i
Delaware and Rarltan"
Lehigh Coal and Nav. April Ki 50
.50
Monongaliela Navigation Co
Morris (consolidated) No. 254. ..100
100
preferred
do
50
Pennsvlvania
Aug.,
Jan.*
ft
Vio
7«
cmmot!
New
&
do
common ..
do
Manchester & Lawrence, No.?47.I00
Memphis and Charleston. No.2W.2i
100
Centr.ll.
No.267
Michigan
Milwaukee and St. Panl. No. 2SS 100
do
pref ...100
do
Mine Hill ft Sch Haven' No. 255. 50
Ang.
ft
Nov.
.Ian. ft
0,000,000
4,000.(XW
Pacific. Mar. 18
rtlca and Black River, No. 252.. 100
100
Vermont and Canada*
Vermont ft Massachu., Jan. 21.100
100
Virginia and Tennessee
5
I
^
ft
'70
"70
2,0(IO,«IO
50
100
15
W.D., '2d
do
do
Toledo, Wabash
"s'
Nov..
DC
- IJnneft Dec.
1.5(«i.0<i()
Bingh ft N. Y, No.a52.100
rerre Haute and Indianapolis.. 501
100
Toledo, Peoria ft 'Warsaw
E. D., 1st pref.lOO
do
do
B
'70
July.
.
Mar.
Mar-
June
June
.Ian. ft
1
Southwest. Georgia.* No. "220. .100
Dec,
Dec,
Dec,
Fch.V
pref.lOO
9
ft
Dec,
Aug.
2,300.000
Annually.
2,040.000
10,000.000!
2,623.750
SB™.hisky, Manall'd ft Newark'.lOO
910,350
50
Scliuvjkfli Valley,* No.255
576,050 IJan.ft July.
fehammiln Valley ft Pottsville* 50
869,e,0 |Feh.& Aug.
100
Sliore Line Railway
635,200 Jan.ft July.
do
do
do
South CaroIlnaAprll,
South Side (P. ft L.)
Jan.
Jnly
ft
St. I ouls ft Iron Monnttiln
St. Louis, Jacksonv. ft Chlcsgo'.lOO
5
4ft
&
Feb.
Quarterly.
016700 .Ian. ft July
Slf.; 41«t
April ft Oct.
.lOOi
ccrtiflcKlOl
3
April* Oct.
CIn., ilainllton ft DaytonNo.263.100
382,600
CIn., Illchm. & Chlcago'No.263. 50
Clev.. No. 278.. 50 2,9i;7,800
CIncln., Sand.
428,616
Not.
do pref. 50
do
do
Cincinnati & ZanesvUle, No. 216 50 1,676,349
Clev, Col. .CIn. ft Ind. No. 253.. 100 11,620,000 Feb. ft Aug
Nov
50
2,056,760
No.
247.
May
ft
Cleveland ft Mahoning,"
W
'71
Feb.,
Feb.,
Kennebec, No. 253*
Portland, Saco ft Ports No. '270.100:
Providence & Worces.. Jan. 21..100
Rensselaer & Saratoga* No 252 .100
Richmond and Danville No. '235.100
Richmond ft Petersburg No. 235.100
Home, Watert. ft Ogd., Mar. i8. .100
100
Rutland, common
lOO
do preferred
St. Louis, Alton ft Terre Haute. 100
I0«.
101.
-70
,
ft
Yarmouth stock
do
Tee.. '70
Mar., 71
17,000.000
3,500,000
Cleveland and Plttshnrg, Jan. 2S 50
Colnui., Chic, t In. Cen. 'No. 247.100
50
Columbus and Xenla*
S,6'2l',80O
Jan.
275
Jan. ft July.
Mar. ft Sept.
'20,»70,-293
Uhlc.Uockls.iPac. No.263...100
Paclllc (ol Ml.-souri) April 22. ..100
Portland
3S
'71
Majr,
Dec.
4,666,300 June
15,000,000 Jan.* Jnly.
2,425,000 .June ft Dec.
400,000
une ft Dec.
49,378,740
2,085,925
8,925,600
2,425,400
17.590,000
3,910,200
14,676,629
4,959,020
2,488,757
482,400
100
7,lUl,(l(iO
50 33,493.812
Mar.n
Pennsylvania
60
6,OO4,'2O0
Phllad. and Erie,' Mar. 11
50
2.40»,tXl0
do
do pref
PhlladelphlaandRead.Feb.il. 50 30,401,000
Phlladei., ft TreJiton,' No.'i'15...100
1,259,100
50
1,6'26,2:".0
Phlla.,Ger.&Norris.,*No.'255...
Phlladei., 'Wllmlng. ft Baltimore 50 9,561,650
Plttsb. ft Connellsville, No. 255.. 50
1,793,926
50
PIttsb., CIn. &St. L.,Mar. 4
2,124,000
prel. 50
do
do
do
a.noo.O
Pitts., Ft. W. ft C. guar" Mar.ll.lOO 19,714.29.'.
9;r7,aB0
100
Cheshire, preferred, Jan. 21
Chicago and Alton. Mar. 23.. ...100
100
do preferred
do
Chic, Burling. & Qulncy. No.268.100
Chicago, Iowa and Nebraska*.. 100
Chlcano and Northwest. No. 273.10C
100
pref
do
do
Dec
Apr.,
Apr.,
Quarterly.
Jan.*
i>ah
Old Colony ft Newr.M-i, Jan. 21.1(li
100
Orange, Alcxan. ft Manass
Oswego and Syracuse,* No. 252 50
Panama, No.
2
I
4,550,000
3,700,000
950,000
1,254,400
383,400
5,000,000
21.. .....[00
"71
•71
Jan.,
lAprll&Oct.
SOO.OIX) .May
.100
post.. Con. ft Mont. No. 273
Bosto'n. Hartford * Krie,No.24-.U>p 25,000,000
SOU 2,215,000 Jan.
Boston and Lowell, Jan. 21
Boston and Providence, Jan. 21.100
Buffalo, New Tork and Eric'. ..100
Burlinuton and Missouri River .100
pref.lOO
do
do
Camden and .\mlioy« No. 2.5£...1!J'
do do B.:rlp nUointCo.'8'69*'70
Camden and Atlantic, No. S51... 50
do preferred.. 50
do
Cape Cod, Jan. 21
fj
50
Catawlasa,'No.255
50
prefen-..d
do
....100
Missouri'
liaplds
and
Cedar
do pref.. ..
do
Cent.GeoiKia* liank. (;o.So.213100
Central ofNew Jersey, No. 2.0. .100
50
Central Ohio
jO
preferred
do
Central Pacific No. 283
Charlotte, (^ol. ft Aug., No. 25'
'71
.
I
100
50
Washington Branch'
Pnrkcvsbnrg Ilranch
Berkshire, Jan. 21
Boston and Albany, Jan.
iMar.
ing.
Date.
Railroads.
Susquclianna'
50
Allegheny Valley, So. 2.11
Atlantic and Onlr
.-.j-JS
Atlan. & St. Lawrence- No. 2!ri.l(».
Atlanta and West Point. No.2i9..100
IW;
A'lgusta and Savannah*
100
Baltimore and Ohio, April 8
Last paid.
stand-
oedlng page.
far
Railroads.
&
Bostonand Maine, Jan.
For a full explanation of this table.
Bee Kitlhmy Monitor, on the pre-
Periods.
Ing.
ceding page.
Albany
27, 1S71.
Metropol an (Brooklyn)
Ninth Avenue
1
5
Second Avenue
4
;
June,
"?1
"3.'<
Dec,
"iU
2*4
Sixth
Avenue
Third Avenue...
Vsn Brunt Btree'/l'-ooi.lvn* ..
.
LAST DITIDKNDB PAID.
STOCK.
'
'Too
900,000
200,000
2,100,000
1,500,000
400,000
100
100
100
100
2.54,600
100
144.600
100
262,200
100
100 l,0rJi,20O
500,000
100
100 1,200.000
100 1,000,000
IW 748,000
170,000
IIX)
106,700
100
194,000
100
797,320
100
888,100
100
750,000
1(M
\M l.nJJXX)
75,«»i
Wj
Jilse, 1870...
dcC'i'sTby.".!'.
'M'a'y,''70,
Not,,
iiuarterly
'70,
Bsml-annnal...
.
Inov., "TO, semi annual....
iSov., TO ouaitorly
»_
May
:
.
.
:
lUE CH&UMXCLK.
27, 1871.]
669
STATE BONDS.
AiBoanl
ORNOMINATION.
Mutkwltbni
• iir« In dcfkallfor
DIKdMIIHATIIINS,
tnlittadlM^
InUrMl
MAikt4 thai
Ai.AaAJiA(Oct.l,'10) $14,161,800:
Buta Bond*
do
do (DTtended)
do
do (
do
)
Steriln ; bon>'* of 18M
do
do
*o
do
47X,80D
•Innr.
•UM.o'jn
71«,(I00
ScerllDg Bond«(«xt«nded)
AJoly
Jan.
do
8),S00
NawBonda, I8M
New
McyANoT.
i«8,aoo
],Mi,aou
*
ISOt)
Budoraement
%(M*00
(H'wut).
8,«iu,aou
(March, '71) (7,!ISO,000:
Fandlni; boiula uF lljttx
Bond)* Vft unrunflcd
Mempliu A Uttic Keck
3,790,001
nAt'O.OMi
for
RK's
Jan,
Jan.
l,4P,70O
..
.
.
Booda, If TO, f do
ft
ft
1871
1881
1888
1870
1880
IBtO
Jn'y
'Nl-8'i
Jn y
ISM)
IHA!!
AnxAMSAi
J*n.
000,000
7S !,• 00
41)0 SCO
Apr.
do
"
7
nSBOO 7
4'J1.B00 7
"
800,000
•'
Soldiers" Ri-llcfUonda...
do
Uniiiity Boiida..
loot
J
i,i«ei,oon
(g .Id)
Oct.
ft
lalnni
Two
A Jaly
Jan,
do
7
do
do
do
1881
Ste Marie (*anal Uondt
MlRRIaoTA (Dec '7t>) $380,000:
HUte Unlldlogs Loans
do
do
I
do
do
ievt
Blonz War Loan 1801
100.000
100,000
A July
Jan
4o
do
8lt,0Uli
May A Nov
lUO.OOO
MiHaoDRi (Jan. 1, '7I)$30,» (6,000:
State Bonds
Binda of IS(W
Bonds to North Mo. RR
Bonds to Cairo * Folton RR.
Bonds to Plane Co llll
Ponds lo Inin Mountain RR
4'w,oai<
3,7i7,00ii
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
SO .',0(0
801,001'
3,.-n9,(icio
s.4ia.au'
Uannlbai ,t.m. Joseph KR....
3,1100,(100
1,180,0141
l,8»ft,U00
BondaofltiOI
do
do
do
do
do
do
'
Jnly
•71 -'81
do
do
1883
1884
April ftOct.
•74-'»4
do
1888
Jan.
ft
(Fiiu ,'6.'))«03fiara..
i.Ian.,'Ol)«ny«ara..
do (iiei.,'04)IOorSOy'r
(r.oii-taxnb.)(Ocl ,'65)S0y'r
S.SSB.MO
S00,I0U
N. Hahp. (Jan..
War Debt
do
do
W-IR
•W-'87
1870) $f 00 too:
IS
J n
A
A Jaly
Hep.
A Oct.
CoKNKcTrT(Apr.l'U)$e,8S5,900:
WarBonda(.liily, '«l)10--iUy<ar
i
un
A Jnly
Jan.
S9M.0O
Paciflc RH
S. W. Br. lacinc
8 W. Br. I'ac!»c kK(irnar)...
N«VADA(Dcc.
May
«Ki,ai8
81,000
lloiid<
RK
1877
1880
1883
A Jul*
A Nov
Jan. A Jnly
Jan.
Million l.onn
War Boauty
.
OAuroRNijt(April,'7n)t't,m,S00:
Bonds of 1S57
do of I860
r-:o(io
i,n»),ooo
LllUc HocK A Ki)rl S. U R
Utile K.. r-iiui llinir* N. O. R.R
Mis*., Omichlla .t Rod. K....
Civil
Jnly
ft
• ,,, la i|.raali for
MioaisAH Clan. l,'7l)|tA4S,00O:
Renewal I.oan nonda
State Seenrltlea.
Jnly
Mrs
Tl) $3,403,0(0:
of Jnly, ni-'61
orSepI.l,-.8n4...
.
orjnlyl,18«6
899.300
600,000
Jan.
Mar A
'84.'88
1,000,001/
Apr,
Tl-14
1,199,900
1,009,900
Jan.
•n-'TB
|
N. JxBaar (Feb. '71)$',>96,S()0:
WarBondsof I8ei(tax
Flouioa (.IaD.,'71)$747,!i07:
SUte Bonds
,
Qkoroia (Mar 71) «IS,4SIJOO:
Western & Atlantic RR. Booda
do
do
do
747,M1 7«8
Jane
ft
Dec
1»-'98
,
..
100,000
178 000
StMMlOO
75,000
800,000
3,700,000
Kundiiic bonds oi It<7n, (^oM)..,
Railroad cod irscineiits
S,OOO.oni
6,l>j8,00a
do
(^o
do
do
do
do
Atlantic^ OiilfRR. Bonds
Bondx.per act March la.lSii*.
.
Jan.
ft
Jnly
1873
1874
ft
Jnly
'73-'74
ft
Nov
1874
May* Nov.
Jan.
May
Feb.ft Ang.
Jan. ft Jnly
J. A. J. ft o
N.yoBK
Refundid stock bonds
Normal Unlvorslly bonds.
Thornton Loan bonds
War Bonds
Eahsab (Jan.
Civil
do
do
do
do
980.690
131,811
848,000
48,000
Mar.
Jan.
10«,(;00
410,800;
do
do
do
do
•78-'88
'8e-'87
1890
do
do
do
do (no
017
Military
Jan.
ft
do
34«,00i
Interest)
(Oct
,
do
d.i
.......
('O
do
KoBTS
Caboi.iha (Oct.,
Railroad Bon a, old
'Tfl-'tB
do
Lew
do
do
Apr.
Oct.
Mar.ftSeiit.
913,000
06,' 00
Boi.ds of 1S13
Bond* lor Military Pa'pojea.
Bonds held by ii'ra of Ednratlon
Oct
Varloas.
Ai.rll ft
94,(M(>
aO-»,!IOO
.
ft
'71-'74
:873
1871
1895
1,048,331)
1887,
do
do
1870,
do
do
1S86, Fund"n(5 Conpous
Boenf&Crocodi eNivM'o.
Relief ofP. J. Ke.inedy
186». I'enitcrliary Bonds
To Knnd Floati.iK Debt,
&c
.
.
1. '71)
i
Martukd (Oct.. '70) »1S,3^T,47.^:
Baltimore A Ohio KKsterllog..
do
do
C'inverted.
Chesapeake A Ohio Canal, at'K
do
do
Sasq
do
Si
£4ti,aoo
1878
'86-'88
1890
,1890
1909
1910
1899
1909
Virions,
'70- '78
do
6%,000
Mar.ft Sept
1871
1883
475,000
9,83),&0fl
Feb.ftAng.
JnneftDec.
8,(84,400
Apr.
Jan, ft JnlT
J. A.J.ftO.
Jan. ft Jn'y
J.A.J ftO.
1.I<5SS.15
do
do
do
do
MS,a0D
I
I
I
BoantyLonn
Sonthtrn lielicf bond*
MA»8A0Hus.(Ja" .1 ,'7I)|!«,818,JH'»:
Itate Alinshoui^eLoan
439.000
C6.4t0
Jan.
771.0001
31S,<33!
30,131
.3,«S1,8W
lff),COO
do
do
State Ronsc Loan
Back Bay Lands Loan
IvUlon Fund Loan
do
do
do ....
Coast nefence loan
Bounty Fund Loan
Bounty Fnnd Loan
do
do
do (sterling)
War Loan (en rrency)
Troy ft Oreenf. RR. Loan(Bt'g)
do
do
(home),
di.
do (sterlln.')
Sonthern Vermont RR. Ixian.
Kastvrn Railroad Loan
N(»wlch * Worces.RR.LoAD.
,
A Erie l{R.(al^rl
).
.
A Oct
do
Jan.
Jaly
ft
Jane A Dec
Jane A Dec.
l>IO,0lli>
May A
330,000
3,000,000
<oo,ooo
888,000
300,000
Jan.
Nov.
A Jaly
do
do
do
May A Nov.
4,000,744
3,SOS,O0t
884,180
Apr.
sn.OOO
400,000
do
3,SW,Q(4
5
«
8
3Rg,«tO{ 8
IHW
Apr.
ft
ft
•78-'74
'73.'74
1874
1870
•70-'73
1883
'Tl-'TS
77-'78
4,883,6(<0
S
6
900,801] S
3,HM0(I S
300,000 S
1888
1873
Apr.
Oct.
Oct.
1883
1884
1884
1894
1898
'8S-'90
do
W-IO
do
•91 '98
Apr. ft 0«t.
Jan. ft JalT
1890
do
1877
Jan.
A Jnly
do
1873
1874
J«M.
ft
Jnly
Jan.
Apr.
Jnn.
Apr.
Jan.
'pr.
Jan.
A
ims
lb37
1814
..
4.718,800
1.688,401;
3.6«,0r«
•
*
1,739,(0'|
3,417,4110
1,731,400
.•
383,0(>«
]<io.ac«
ll,407,a0('
,...•
»
1871
lUIIO
1873
A|.r.
1,384,317
Jan.
i.ono.ow^
Jnly
le-'M
A Oct
Jnlv
& 0<
*i$-'n
AJnIy
1100
1880
1888:
ft
t.
Oc'.
••
A Jnly
*
(Ht.
3,400,000,
una
A July
1870
1875
1881
1884
May A Nov
:;i.n,li75
Mm
do
da
do
do
4,(»6,.309'
es-io
1871
:
PBICN'A(Dec 1 •70) $.31,107,188
Stock Lo.nn (of 1S40)
Inclined Plane (1849)
Coupon
do
do
.,.
Military Loan (1861)
Stock Loaji (1807)
do
do
do
do
do
6
4oaooo
6
8
*H
8
S
6
MiT.aeo
6
8
6
6
6
T36,K0
8
93,8£(i
7,890,880
90,400
A July
Jan.
86;,4I0
8,108,000
173,000
S7a8l,3Mi
i,Vll,W(:
(185.3)
do
do
do
do
do
:C6,633
884 OOU
IH.OOi
Bor.ds(1882)
do
do
do
Jan.
Apr.
A July
ft
Oct.
Jan
ft
July
do
Feb.
A ng
ft
•7V86
:tr,o
1879
1883
1883
1877
lf<78
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
4811
18 3
1873
1877
1877
18(3
1883
Isl. (April. '70) $3,916,600:
War Bonds of 1861
1,10",000
do ori8«3
do ori863
do OI1864
736,000
do
do
do
S»,000
841,0001
B Caroi.I!(a(Nov '70)$7,666,10e:
Fire Loan Stock (act.W).
Bonds (lien on Bank)
do
Ronrc ^t'ka (acts *8«-'6n.
18f>0
May ft Not.
6
94,000
80,000
1890
1800
1880
1890
1870
IStO
do
Ju. ftJnW
16&,000|
Ac.I^n
Lunatic Hospital (Wcft. MMkj
Loan, fniidln^' Pnbllc Debt
Jnly
J.ftO.
ft
do
110,000
Barbor LandlmproTenieit..
A
wit
Yartrns.
Apr. A Oct.
do
JoneADre.
•
Ohio(N< v., '70) $9,783,017:
Loan dnc after 31 St Dec, 1870
do
do
31st Dec, 1875
do
do
30th Jnue, 1881.
do
do
81st Dec, 1S80
Domestic Bonds (Union Loan)
Oreoon (f^epl, '701 $10«,f 33
Rellefand Donnty Bonds
1880
1889
1689
ISRS
1890
1'88
1873
J.
$100,000
do
ft Oct.
3.'.V.,i'.»6.
1878
1878
i,:o ,*»
•
.
do
do
Other hoEds
do
do
do
Co
Sixclal Tax Boida do
Rr.
1,687.315
1,403,146
1834
E«lemShoreRR
I<onaticflo!>pltnl.
881,000
800,000
418,801'
do
Anoap.
&asq. A Tide W. Canal, storllne
do
do
couvertodj
Best Hartf.
1886
1907
3.388,888
convened.
RR
A Rlhrldge RR
Baltimore
'09-'IJ8
Varlon*.
May ft Nov.
Mar. ft Sep.
Jan. ft Jnly
Jan. ft July
Jan. ft Jn:y
Mar. ftSe t
May ft Nov.
Mar. ft Sep.
Apl. ft Oct.
t8(l(,7,»00:
Loan Bonds, 1J56-61
WarLoanoflSiil
do do ofl8«8
B«nnty Loan ori863
War Loan of ISM
MnnUlpat War Debts assumed.
do
do
Vuiona.
1,000.000
4,000.000
3,000,000
997,800
80,000
1341100
8(0.(00
471.100
Civil
'
2,4t>S,000
3,0i'0,000
...
Miss. A Mex. Gulf Ship Can'l 'dii
N. Lonisiana S, Texas RK, 18%
MAiNiE(Jan.
1873
1893
780,000
.
WUL
3,099.0(1"
471,00(1
(80,0(41
*
.
Mar. ft Sept
Jan. ft Jnly
(0,0011
urn
win.
81,8001
•
.
LotrisiANA Dec. '70, |;17,T2I,800:
Charily Uo-i'itiil
186S, Relief of Stat« Tr-'afnry
Bonds to rarl ous rai roada ...
1S«, Levee Binds....,
July
do
do
do
do
"70):
do
Railroad Bonos,
1889
'70) tl,«»4,a»4:
Bonds of KS41-'4»
Bonds of 1843
•8$-'M
do
1,S67.90((
6,tC0.1ls
iio
A
.):n.
1,9I0,I'83
90o,nw(
348,a(l
Fni.din^ Bonds, since war..
KUHTUCKT
•10-'84
•17-^03
1880
Jn y
Jnlv
1,478,00(1
jl.lMi.KK'i
HI 0,OI4i|
Fnnd Slock
do
di
do
Co
CO
18,'^
A Jaly
do
do
(Oct. 18T0)$W.f,41.B0«:!
do
'71) $1,811.97R :
18atl...
Bonds, 1801 to
898,«6
,
1878
1878
var.
Sep.
ft
ft
I
Bounty Fund Bonds, coupon..
do
do do rci5if»tercd.
Qcneral Fnnd Honda
Canal
iLLiNoii" (Mar. 1S7I):
Inter.st Bonis <.f 1847..
Interest stock of I8'>7
free).
ort8«3 (tax free)
ori864
808,34*
484.00C
State
Bine Rdge HRb a (act '84)
Conversion stock of 1868.
Fnndod debt of '66
Bonds
.
txi,ooo
•4,(00
3,iga,Ko
TaifBBSsKr.fCct. ';0)$-38,83t,F09
Bonds loaned to RR's..ctc. .* 14,008,800
Bonds endorsed lor RR's. etc* 3,171,000
.
Funded Interest (new bonds) •
State Bonds (debt proper)....*
do
do (
do
>
do
do (
do
)
Al'
int nnflioded to Jan
,
do
do
1S1,1M
I8T1.
...
1,800,060
l,n^oon
301,000
rcg
Viroiiiia, Jsn '71 (47 390,881)
Old Poods, cfinpOB
Did Bonds, registered
do
4,01»,S0S
1,886,640
4,181,881
VKBaoBT (Feb., '71) $1,336,000:
War Loan Bonds, coapoo
do
do
6
6
•
8
8
•
8
Mar.ASept.
Apr.
Jan.
ft
Oct.
ft
Jaly
t eb.
ft
Ang
AJnIj
do
io
do
do
do
J.AJ A AO
Jan.
A Jal7
Jan.
do
do
Apr.
A Oct.
Jan, * Jail
«o
4o
do
1,818,000
Jan.
A Jnly
t'u
do
do
tSH,SM
un
UHii.
•n 78
*e
11.108,(01
I8a>.!w
TI-TB
"W-1T
Jm. ADm.
81.CIT,sn
i.8n,w
1870
1818
n'lo
^
•
i.4n,oa
1881
1868
1888
do
40
•
•
*
Ola Honda, sterling coupon
Ponding Bonds, I8te, conpon.*
do reir^steted*
do
do 18t>7 oonpon*
1:0
do stfrllBg....*
do
Interest fundable, dne Jan.'R*
Interest on above to Jaa. 11 e
.
6
1,131,700
1868-6J
Bank of Tcnneat ee Notes
8
6
•
6
71-1*
;
:
:
:
.
.
,
.
'
When
Wliere
paid.
paid.
Railroads :
Piiul (Jan. 1,'iO):
lstMortK4){e (370 miles)
Sd Morfcii^o (a(»;iullOR)
iBtMon. (E Dtv PaiHiioJv
iBt Mort. (Iowa & Miuc.,i!U m.)
1st Mort. (Minn. Central)
1st Mort. (P. duC.,335mlle«)...
2d M0)-t. (P. du C, 235 mlle«) ...
5,487,000
1,316,000
793,000
3,792,000
208,0(0
3,672,000
1,K9,000
Milwaakee City
Mllwankee and Western
let
"»):
.
<t
Consolidated Mortgage
iTo, Kans. dk Teza«,(il»r.'n)
ld.(U. P.S, Br)
Ist M.,gtl, 182m
1st M.,gd.o.ilOOin..(Teb.&Neo)
Id
Consol. M.. gold, on 592in
JliKsouri «.,*(«.<« OM;/"(Jan.l,'7l):
1st Mortgage, land grant
3d Mortgage, for 12,000,000. ..
&
&
Virard (Jane 1,
let Mortgage
2d Mortgage, endorsed
MoWe
<t Oliio
,
600,000
F &A
J.& J.
A.&0.
1405,700
4.145.000
2.000OJO
7 J55,ai0
.
1803
1334
1874
1897
18TS
1891
New York
New York
New York
1876
1.6,3.
Memphis.
'81- '93
J.* J.
J.*D.
F.&A.
New York
1899
1903
1904
J.
J.
ft
1899
1890
A.&O.
400,000
9S,000
t
1,181.600
753,010
|
Income Bonds
<t Montgomery (May l,'l
Ist Mortgage
I
!
Mobile.
London.
Mobile.
LODdoo.
M.& N.
W.AII.
!
Mobile.
1882
1883
1833
M.tN.
716.010
330 000
M.&8.
J. 4 U.
5,000,000
3,000.000
600.000
2,0OJ,000
M.& N.
F.* A.
J.& J.
F.* A.
New_York
J.&
New York
A.
5011.0001
J.
1SS6
1900
1914
1891
190C
to.
J.&
J.&J.
Mortgage guar, by Erie
2fmo Haven <t Derby (Jan. 1, '70)
Iflt Mortgage
J). Baten it tiorthamp.{Vi:\>., '71)
Int Mort 1869
250,000
Bond*
convert., free State tax.
iVeuJ Jersey.
....*
•
2d Loan
8d Loan
Jf. J. Southern (X>e\- & Bar. Bay);
IstMortgage. tax free
Ii ew London North. (March, '71):
Mortgage Bonds
J.
J.
lirldgep
& J.
New York
New York
Haven
N.
J.* J.
A.&0.
N. Haven.
300.KI0
4SO,UU0
r.*A.
F.&A.
F & A.
New York 1»»
M.&N,
J.AD.
A.&O.
J.
&
1899
1880
1878
138J
N.Y.*Lon
New York
5,946,689
1,514,000
592,000
162.000
2,900,000
M.&N.
r.& A.
M.& N.
M.& N.
J.&D.
New York
3,000,000
2,700,000
M.* N.
F.&A.
New York
1871
1885
1871
1886
1390
1833
1876
1883
<0,OOOp.m
1873
1893
1575
J.&
J,
F.*
J.&
A.
1894
"70)
163,000
100,000
250,000
512,00)
New York
•73- '78
J.
1876
M.ft N.
1881
J,
1899
J.
&
Mortgage
Mortgage
.,..
Funding Mortgage
2d Mortgage for $500,000...
157,000
808.000
<3,000
290,000
New York
Ifortfi Carolina (April, '70):
jjlort. Bonds (various) '67Bondsof 1857
J.& J.
J.& J.
J.& J.
J.& J.
490,500
61,500
M.&N.
M.&S.
M. & S.
M.&S.
J.& J.
J.& J.
A.&O.
A.&O.
Sliops N.C. T2'78
1st
1
Interest (certiflcates)
320,000
32!,000
109,028
.
'71)
6,000,000
4,000,000
5,000,000
1868
Mortgage
1877
1877
1872
1867
Charlest'n
Nfv York
1899
1899
1875
1893
1888
Vew Yor.
J.& J.
A.&O.
M.* N.
2,250,000
360.000
1,246,0001
1JS0O.0OO
Q.-J.
1,993,000!
J.& J.
A.&O.
J.& J.
J,& J.
A.&O.
1,223,000
2S5,II00:
201'>000
4:5,000
Phlladcl.
1885
1877
1896
Annapolis Irrcd
Baltimore.
Harrlsburg
1885
1900
1877
1900
1880
93,84
710,958
2,399,330
State works purcliase
Short BondJ rdebentnrep)
A N. 1'. (Dec,
Pennsylvatiia
1st
Ist
Bureau
115,000
A.&O.
400,000
J.&
Boston.
1874
!
1
J.
1st Mort. f Mass. loan) s'k'g fund
Constrnctlon Bonds
Ogdensb. .fc i. C'/(«»i.<April,''7it')"
Enulpment Bonds (ta< free)...
Old Colon f/, Neicport (Mar '71)Company Bonds
Compairv Bonds....
Company Bonds
J.&
J.&
500,000
1
J.
J.
New York
Boston.
18T7
1877
1879
8
,
'.
PjflOf Vrtrt«vcJan.l,'70):
lit Mortgage, 186j (S-a) years)
„
F.&A.
A.&O.
M.&S,
1,888,0001
433,000
1,000,000
20O,00U
JO
'
J.&J.
M.& N.
New York
'9'2-'9S
New
1916
1891
York'
•75- -su
1885
New York
London.
1875
1872
1897
New York
18,,
J.& J.
A.&O.
A.&O.
Phlladel
Q.-J.
Phtladel.
rbi adei.
llarrlsb'i^
1,109,2:!4
Q't'ly.
Phlladel.
70-^7I
3,000,000
J.&D.
Phlladel.
96-^C6
6,000,0;
J.&
London-
'70):
Val. (Jan.l, '70):
P(?onaPt'A:.(i;(/a(}A:,9OHtJ.(Jan.l,'70);
1st
ortgage
M
(Dec,
Cent.
J.
1.000,000
New York
New York
18..
79-'91
'.Oi:
Mortgage
1100,000
J.&
J.
Ptalladel.
'79-'91
ErieiYeb. '70):
Mort. (Sunburv & Erie KR.)
Mort. Phil. & Erie (gold).
Looo.oai
A.&0.
A.&O.
A.&O.
J.& J.
J.& J.
J.& J.
J.& J.
J.& J.
J.& J.
J.& J.
M. & S.
J.& J.
A.&O.
A.&O.
J.& J.
J.& J.
A.&O.
A.&O.
Phlladcl.
Phlladel.
18TT
Phlladcl.
1871
London.
1880
1886
1880
18S0
1888
tAiladelphia
dt
.
do
do
do(i:urreucy)
f^o
Read.
(Dec 1, '70):
Loan of 1861
Loans of '43, '-14, '48 and '49
Loan of 1857, convertible
Loan of 1836, sterling
Loan of 1836, stcrll ng
Eifst Penn. Ist M. Sluk. Fund...
Loan of 1836, sterliug
Loan of 1868
Loan of 1868
Loan of 1870 (»r.,0OO,0OO) cnnv..
3,000,000
2,000,000
8,000,000
3.598,000
100,000
1,521,000
143,500
182,400
976.'0I
495.900
383,000
l,121,;i00
2,700,00f'
2,625,000
rMlii.,_ Wilm. dt Bdt. (May. '71):
Ist Mortgage, convertible
1st
1st
Mortgage
M. Steuoenv.
Col.
& Newark
819,500
400,000
1,000,000
&
Ind. re org.
l>iv.
Bonds
Pittsburg dkConnellsv.iHov. '70):
Ist Mort. (new) free state tax..
2d Mortgage
1st Mort. (Turtle Cr. Dlv.)
nW.dk
Pittsb.,
1st Mortgage
1st Mortgage
1st Mortgage
Ist Mortgage
Ist Mortgage
Ist Mortgage
Phlladel.
CMC. (Feb.,
1877
1875
1876
New York
4,000,000
l.OO^,'**
400,000
•72-^77
London.
Phlladel.
Sacram. (Jan. 1,'70):
1st Mortgage
1 St Mortgage (gold)
225,000
.
.
<
.
•
&
&
Ken nebec
(Jan.l,
6'25,00C
&
Baltimore,
J.
1898
1886
F.&A.
tfew York
J.& J,
F.&A.
Sew York
1912
Phlladel.
1913
1912
1912
1913
1812
1812
1912
1915
1912
1915
1912
1876
Sew York
1887
M.&
8.
A.&O.
M.& N.
J. & D.
J.* J.
F.* A.
M.&
S.
A.&O.
M.& N.
J.&D.
A.&O.
M.& N.
J.& J.
M.&S.
in3
Funded
799,200
22,615
Interest, 1863
Portland (fc Rochester (Feb., '71):
ist M., S. F„ 1867, on 62X miles.
Ist .M.. 1870,
equal lien
Providence & Worces. (v(ar'71)
Reading <fc Columbia (Mar., '71)
e.'io.ooo
iio.ow
300,000
:
1st Mortgage
2dMortgage
1862
1864
« Saratoga (Oct.l,'70):
Mortgage
Glens Falls RR. Mort
Riclimond dk Danrtlle (Oct. 1, '69):
State Sinking Fund Loan
Bond guaranteed by State
Consol, Mortgage, coupon
Consol. Mortgage, reg
Roanoke Valley RR. Bonds
Richm. dk Petersburg (Oct. 1, '70);
2d Mort., couiion and reg
3d Moi-t. of 1870. coupon
450.000
400.000
500,000
125,000
600,000
161,600
1,298,000
408,500
127,600
130.500
175,000
Ij>uis (Jan.1'70);
Mort- (gold) convert, 'ree
Isl. dk Peoria (Mar. 71):
IstMortgagc on SOX
..
9,000,000
ivlles......
1,500,000
Rome,\yat. dtOgtlensb. (Feb,, '71);
Sink. F'd Mort. ( rt'at. & R) -56.
Guaran. (Pots.
650,000
350,000
160.00(1
2d Mortgage
1st Mort. (Sara. & Whitehall) ..
1st Mort. (Troy, Salem &Rutl'd)
I. (t .S(.
A Waterfn)
'.'53.
Sink. Fund Mort, (general) '61.,
Rntla'Ui (March '71):
Equipment Mort. bds of 1870.,,.
do
do
J.&
J.&
J.
J.
1874
San Franc,
New York
224,S0(
do
J* J.
J,
•71):
Mortgage extended, 1863....
Consolidated Mortgage, 1865...
1st
7
7
6
'70):
Ist
Itork
WOO
<t
Port Huron tt L. Mich. (Nov.,
Ist Mort. (gold)
isl
1884
1S76
1887
'71);
875,000
875,000
875,000
875,000
875,000
875,000
860,000
860,000
860,000
860,000
860,0ai
860.000
2,000,00c
153,000
100,000
1,000,000
.
1881
1891
Phlladel.
6,207.000
3,000 00(
775,000
(series A) "I
(series B)
(series C).
(series D)
(series E).
(series F).
2d Mortgage (series G)
2d Mortgage (series H)
a
2d Mortgage (series I) .
2d Mortgage (scries K) .
2d Mortgage (series L)
2d Mortgage (series M)
Sd Mortgage
.
J. „
P. RR.) Mort.. '56
Bridge (O.
P , !• w. C. construe hd8'57
Equip. Bonds of 1869, tax free.,
RocKf., S.
400,000
121,500
Alexand'a
New York
5,924,716
8,958 000
Mortgage, guaranteed
ct Bult.
S.
J.& J.
A.&O.
A.&O.
>
y
Mortgage, guaranteed
tfc
1873
1875
1873
1880
1883
1880
1875
1875
1910
1910
1910
1S90
2.594,000
2,283,840
6,826,500
)
new. reg't'd
1896
ISSS
1888
J.& J.
J.& J.
600,000
4,972,0<Xi
. .
.6 n'o;'C<'-S'(^7'(Dec.l,'fi9):l
I:
'71):
do
Rensselaer
I, *I(j):
2d Mortgage
3d Mortgage
Northern Central (Feb., '71):
1st Mort. (State loan)
2d Mortgage (sink, fund) coup.
8d Mortgage (sink, fund) coup.
Sd Mortgage (Y. & C. RB guar)
Consolidated Mortgage, gold ..
Income conv. coup, bonds, 1870.
northern, A. H. (Apr. 1, '70):
Company Bonds of 1831
Northern yein .Jersey (.Ian., '10):
1st Mortgage (guaranteed)
lyorwich
6,500,000
524,773
.
Porttflnd dk
1, '71)
fforth Perinsylcania (Nov.
1st Mortgage
375,000
Mortgage, guaranteed
PlacerviUe
1st
1st
9
112,'XXl
1, '70):
London.
New York
Richmond
F.&A.
M,& N.
M.&N.
F.&A.
J.& J.
A.&O.
F.&A.
A.&O.
'71):
,
New York
:
New Bonds 1869
Ttorfolk A Petersburg (Oct. 1, '69):
2d Mortgage ol
350,000
200,000
1873
1872
1874
1882
1898
1898
1911
PiUsb.,Cin. <tSt. Louis (.3Ka.,"n.):.
N.London
New York
J.
1,059,500
Extension
(March,
Mortgage of 1865
(Feb.,
M.&
249,962
New York
New York
M.& N.
J.& J.
M.&N.
400,000
1,130,500
673,500
331,700
708,000
Loanofl867
'70):
Mortgage
Improvement
Ml'iaoiiri
819,010
LoanoflSfiS
J.* J.
A.&O.
2,741,000
1,168,000
1st
North
S'iO.OOO
i ennsr/Jranla (Jan., '71):
ist Mortgage (Penn. RR.)
'id Mortgage (Penn. RR.)
»d Mort. (Penn. RR.), sterling
beneral Mort, (Phil, to Pittsb.).
General Moi tgage. new, conn
1876
1887
1, '70):
ew York,Prov.<t Bost.iBep.l
Funded
1>)0,000
Mortgage, sterling
'o
2d do
3*1 do
M.»N.
60.000
800,000
291,500
;
Consolidated Mort. of 1863
(March
1st Mortgage new
2d Mortgage
1st
1887
600,000
2,000,000
extension
Convertible Bonds
». on., J. * Gt.North. (Feb.. '70):
lat Mort. for 13,000,000 (185C) ....
2d Mort. of 1860
Jem York Central (Oct. 1, '70):
Preminm Sinking Fund
Sinking Fund (assumed debts)
Bubscription (assumed stocks).
Keal Estate
fiortheastern
'70):
2d Mortgage, sterling
Gener' uiortgase, sterllnir
Paterson dc Neivark (Jan. 1, '69):
1st
1st
1,000,000
400,000
1UU,0U(
Ist Mort.,
A
221,500
2,761,000
105,000
Mortgage (gold)
Mortgage Construction Bonds,
Pliiladelpliia dk
Ist
y. Haven (Apr. 1,
...
1st
PInladel.
1890
2,500,000
600,000
Ist Mortgage
Oswego Midland
If. Y.
1st Mort. (gold)
K. (Dec,
«/ Missouri Olar.
I^i. j/it
J.& J.
J.& J.
J. & J.
A.&O.
J.& J.
J.* J.
A.&O.
F.&A.
A.&O.
M.&N.
5.!4,000
F. Mort., 1871
Oswego it Borne (Jan., '71):
tfet Mortgage, guiirauteed
Income Bonds
Oswego A Syracuse (March,
1st Mortgage
2d Mortgage
1st
6
1,646,000!
120,500
<t
paid.
2.050,000
850,000
Consol. .Mortgage
Orange, Atex.AM<mas.t.Oct.\.*^^)'
1st Mort. (O. & A. RR.) 1859 ...
2d Mort. extcn. (O. & A.) lS3i..
Sd Mort. extcn. (O. & A.) 1858,.
4th .Mort. cxten. (O. & A.) ISliO
1st Mort. (O., A. & M. liR) 186!.
Va. L oan (ily'rs) s'k'g f d,'5S-9
Peoria
let Mort. (convertible) 1858
Heicark (fc yew York (Jan.. '70):
rtgagt, 1967.
.,1st Mortgage,
Ifeiobura <x New York (April, '70)
IJlw York
New York
New York
1,200,000
'71):
Renewal bonds
Hew York & Harlem (Oct.
»tMortgnKeofl853
adConsol.S,
Oil vreek it Allegh.
1st Mortgage
1st M ortgage
fin
Xontgotnery dk Eufala (Mar., 'il):
iBt M., endorsed by Ala
otl870
do
do
Morris ct Essex (Jan., '70)
Ist Mortgage, sinking fund
2d Mortgage
Convertible bonds
Construetion bonds
Aashv. (tChattanot>aa(J\x\y 1,'69):
1st Mort., endorsed by Tenn ...
SashviUe <* Decatur (Jan. 1, '71):
2d Mortgage
Mortgage Ponds of 1870
Loan
Where
:
SrL-Mm".storl'o^*»«»,(W
Ist
M.*M.
M.AN.
M.&N.
k rmim
».»7"M"
}
Mobile
t
*71)
I
Mortgage, sterling
Interest Bonds
Interest Bonds, sterling
Is
(March,
Misst>ssippi
(fi
Ul Mortgage (E. Dlv.)
Mortgage (W. Dlv.)
2(1 Mortgage (W. Div.)
Income ^lortgage (W. Dlv.)
1st
>rt?)«j/J'i
5,000.000
1,10J,000
(Jan. 70):
Kaugaluck (Feb.,
INTBRKST.
Out-
For a full explanation of this standing
Table see "Railroad Monitor "1
on a preceding p ige.
.
1878
1876
1393
'69):
ortgage, sterling
Ist
Ist
New York
Lotidon,
•M.&N.
1, '6»>:
Mortgage
<t
f.&"'a.
r.4; A.
185a
1882
18T2
New York
820,000
1,830,000
1,997,000
1,278,93)
Teim. (Oct.
Mobile
New York
1, '68):
Mortgage
2d Mo:"tffa;{e
Tenn. State Loan
l8t
A.*0.
A.&O.
M.&S.
J.& J.
A.&0.
M.&N.
J.& J.
M.&S.
J.* J.
231,000
3,tliJX0
Mortgage
UlisUssippl
—
Ohio
2,591,500
587.030
467,489
MorL Convertible
Mort Sterllnjt, non-couverti
J/Usisntppi Central (Sep.
COMPANIES, AND CHAKACTER OF SECURITIES ISSUED Amonnt
—
Railroads:
Xlchigan Central (Dec, '70)
let Mort Convertible, sink fund
1,
LIST.
I
n
For ft full explaQation of thisLtondine
'""""ns
Table tee " Sallroad Monitor"
on a preceding page.
Mineral Point (Jan.
27, 1871
confer a great niTor by slvlng ns Immediate notice of any error discovered In onr Tables.
Pases 1 and 2 of Bonds nrlll be published next 'nreek.
ivlll
COMPANIES, AND CHaKaC
rBR OF SECnRITIES ISSUED A„o„nt
miaaukee <t St.
[May
AND MISCELLANEOUS BOND
RAILROAD, CANAL
Sabtcrlbers
18t
,.,
THE CHRONICLE.
660
Ist
1st
.
.
,,,
T96 900
348,000
6,12,500
600.0
500,<KI0
A.&O.
A.&O.
A.&O.
J. & J.
A.&O.
J.& J.
M.&S.
J.&D.
J.& J.
J,* J.
M.&S.
M.& N.
Angneta.
Boston.
Augusta.
Boston.
ProT R.
I
New York
Columbia.
Troy.
1883
189S
189S
1SS7
1887
1680
1882
1881
1S73
•8D.^8I7
Sew York
1SB6
1890
1694
J.& J.
J.& J.
M.& N.
M.&N.
F.&A.
New York
•sn.-m
J.&D.
A.&O.
F.&A.
N'.Y.
J.
&
J,
F.&A.
M.&S.
J.&D.
J.&D.
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•75. •76
'75-^90
•75.^90
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1875
1880
N.Y.orLon
1919
N.Y.&Lon
1900
Newjork
1880
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1891
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ad MortgaK>
(KUlil)
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.
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lat Mortgage
,
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(uuiir.)
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3d Mort. ilnnd irrant)
lat
Uoneral .Mort., for $3,000,00)
Oeneral Mort., aterllnir
lat Mort., West. I'e, rorji.OOCOOO
adM..W.Uno(laii(ll for».SlWO,0(XI
St. /Villi <t .Itou.raiu (Mar., ^i)
lat Mort. for «16.(JUU nor mile ...
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*
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J.
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m»n»
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F.ftA.
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1890
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J.
Sew
ft
J.
l.lOOMO
A.ftO.
1,40U.(W
F.ft A.
1,«W,(IU0
l.llWjiM)
M.«N.
(Mar.. 11) I
let Mortgage, linking mnd
Bonds coi.vi-rtliil*, tax frao....
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lat Mortgage on 21 miles (coo).
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l-lr^n/a
lat
1«I4
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A.ftO.
J
.
ft
.1
16,000p.m
1,010,000
M.ftN.
1.900M>
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J.
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J.
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ft
J.
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ft
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<£
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CAar/oafon;
lat .Mort.: age IMn
StIma, Million tt MeinphU :
lat Mort. (KOldl Kuar. by AU..
itinui, Romt <t Datlon (Pen., 11):
let Mart. (Ala. A Tenn. Klrera)
id Mort. (Ala. A Tenn. Rlrert).
0«n. Mort. for t3,0U0,0U), tax tne
MamoWit >. <t Potuv. 'Oct., 'K);
lat MortKaire guaranteed
Sh4bojigan tt f. du I<ic(Mu'.l,'Tl):
lat uorCgaKe
aioux CIttt <k Pacific (Feb., "TO
lat Mort. on 106 mllea (coapoo).
ad Mort. (Kovernra. aubaldy).
Somerset i£ KiHHeb4c (Jan. l.Ti):
.
Ut Mortgiigo
N
Ctntrn!
Me. L.
J.
500
IS..
19..
New Tork
«
1.
(Oct.
1,
8SS,S00
M1,1IU0
J.
Sew Tork isn
J.ftJ.
1st
100,000
A.*0.
r.*A.
7so,oao
J.
s.oiia,coo
i.»»,ono
1,«
Mortgage
ttcrUna Mountain (Oct.
lat
1,
TO)
lat
London.
Sterling
d !f.
.
Bonds
Brootlm mi/
1890
Brooklyn.
1997
ssjno
let
NiortKKge
lat Mort. (Tol.4 IIUTSni.)
8t.L.,l»7m.)
lat M. (L. Eric,
lat Mort. (Ot. Wtn, w. D.,I0Om.)
of '59,181 ra.)
lat Mort. (Ut.
1st Mort. (Ouln.^i Tal.,S< m.)..
lat Mort. (111. ft S. Iowa, 41 m.).
514.400
4117^00
800,000
31,700
53,400
J.ftJ.
A.*0.
nnadel.
987,400
4rOjODO
1,000,000
M.ftf.
J.ftJ.
A.ftO.
Camden.
J.ftJ.
N.T.ALon
J.ftJ.
J.ftJ.
J.ftJ.
J.ftJ.
J.ftJ.
J.ftJ.
flalttmore.
M.ftN.
New Tork
814 JU.
VOffK
401,000
tOUjOIV
800,000
4llOjnOO
500/JOO
lat
....
Mortgage
Petereb'g.
J.ftJ.
New Tork
iniUA .dvenue (Oct.
J.ftJ.
Boston.
V«r.
Micon,
Second Avenue (Oct.
IstMortgage
3d Mortgage
1st
VarL
PtaUndel.
r.*A.
290,000
J.ftJ.
New Tork
New Tork
17«,O0O
J.ftJ.
PUUdel.
A.*0.
Phlladel.
J.ftJ.
London.
197,777
710,000
J.ftJ.
New Tork
984A»
J.ftJ.
New Tork 1980
New Tork U8i
1,5004)00
IstMortgage
lat
J.ftJ.
T7-"90
Mortgage
New Tork
Wew Tork
Conaol idated convertible
J.ftJ.
F.ft A.
1988
Sh-th Arenut (Oct.
1874
Thiril Aremie. (Oct.
l!it
200,000
1,605,8»
A.ftO.
900,000
A.ftO.
i^iojxn
F.ft A.
J.ft D.
900,000
2,Mawo
Wfn
707,000
1,771,000
500,000
900,000
Mort. t Tol. ft Wab., lim.) ..
2d Mort. (Walu ft W't'n, 1S7 m.)
2d Mort. (Gt. W't'n of'S*. ISl ra.)
E<inlpmentBonils(T.4w.,T3m.)
Conaol. Mortgage (500 m.)conT.
Jroy * Botton (OcU 1, '«9):
•2d
latMortcag*
2d Mortgage
ad Mortgage
Convertible Bonda
'Iroy Vnlon (Oct. 1, •»):
lat Mort., guaranteed
2d Mort., guaranteed
Vnlon Fodfic (Feb., Tl):
ifiOOMOU
1JOO,000
2,M0,000
New
New
Sew
New
1st
Tork
Tork
1888
1891
188«
18T9
Sew Tork
F.ft A.
M.ftN.
F.ft A.
M.ftN.
M.ftK.
it
3
Ohio (Jan.
DMtlon
Loan of 1884
Loan of 1897
Gold Loan of 1887
Convertible Loan
1810
1890
Morrif (Feb.
18(i.
19»?
1985
1875
Stitq.
500,000
910,000
J.ftJ.
J.ftJ.
New Tork laa
27,237 jnO
J.ftJ.
J.ftJ.
A.ftO.
M.ftS.
S.T.ftBoa. »l.'9»
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)tfr'ght.fte •98- •le
Boston.
1889
2d Mortanure tax tret
Mortgage
8d Mortgage
Other loans (about)
lat
±
(MoK
nuM.
am
Boston.
Boston.
1981
1,000,000
i,ooogooo
M.*N.
UJt»
1998
London.
8:=5:
J.ftJ.
Baltimore.
J.ftJ.
FhlladaL
MAN.
New^Tork
1978
MM
twn
J.ftJ.
Phlladel.
A.AQ.
A.AO.
JeneprCIty
vattm
J.ftJ.
Fhllade
LTSijaia
M.AB.
t.*T.
Phlladel.
4jgi8,t>i8
s
i
3.^3.
± Svav. ( Jan., 71)
Wv<m*ngVBUff (Feb.,
Utlloncace
Lea<leB.
alitaora.
i-.tt
,
(Feb., Tl)
PhOadd.
M.4kn.
:
4aojaM
aif,goo
TO)
J *J.
M.ftN.
ira
PkOadal.
macellaaeona i
Amtr. Dock <8 Imp. 0>.(Jan.l,«):
Bonds (nar. by C. RR- of u. J J
CoHtoMatton Coal (Feb., 71)
per anana
AititsyfMiitq Coal Mortg. B'ds.
UtKetsUMT (Mar. L Tl)
Ut Mort. B.
F., aojiioo
tjBi8,oao
.-
Ut Mortgtge
TK.TJ
78.T7
l,898,:0O
IstMortgage
18M
ftO.
J.ft V.
Fhnadel.
Baltimore.
Tide ira<«r(Jnn..T1):
Maryland Loan
Loenof January 1,18^
Fret. Interest Bonda
1878
J.ftJ.
J.
1,500^0
J.ftJ.
4,sn,ooo
J.ftD.
ftD.
J.ftJ.
A.ftO.
M.ftN.
M.ftS.
iwno
2/88,400
New Tork
KewTofk
J.
•50,000
427,000
I99S
I9T7
ten
8,000,000
of 1877
900,000
Sew Tork
J.ftJ.
J.ftJ.
TO):
Schuylkiu XarlgattOH (July, TO):
J.ftJ.
J.ftJ.
Tork
•8
ItaoAioo
and 3d Mortgages
Boat Loan, sinking fiind ....
Pfnntylranla (Frb-, TO)
lat * ort. tAX free g. by Pen. RR
im
in*
Tork
MAN.
390,000
1st
1878
S.T.ftHoe.
Tork
:
Lehlffh Xarlgatton (Jan., '71):
Loan of 1991 (gold)
1993
1901
9,«SIJI00
IRt
Kew_Tork
ftD.
P-ftA.
I,780JW0
(Jan., Tl)
18H
.
A.ftO.
1, '89):
M.ftN.
Income Bonds for tlOfD fill..
Wfioajm
imUmnel)lc,Cent.ar.lJui.i.t»):
let Mort. (gold), tax free
\fKOSfX>
3d Hon. (gpverument subsidy)
IM fact, S. Blv. (Sec Ktnaas Pac)
On. Ak*., 41. Br. (^ce Mo. Kan. ft T*z.)
VSea it BUtck JUnfr (Oct., TO):
uojno
18.
Tork
Delate. (Jnnel,88);
M.ft N.
n.ia&svi
J.
Mortgage
800,000
Delaicnre it Hudaon (Jan., ^71):
Begi»tered Bonds (tax free) ..
1,900.000
Registered Bonds (tax free)
SJ0O,0UO
DeUi. it Uanian Set Cam. ft Am boy BR.
190
Q.-J.
aso^n
let
i»n
1C8
A.ftO.
J.ftJ.
TO):
Mortgage
Delaieare
18;9
147,000
J.ftJ.
TO):
Maryland Loan, sinking fund
Onaranteed Sterling Loan
Bonda having next preference
Tork
A.ftO.
J.ftJ.
F.ft A.
F.ft A.
Chetapixke
Chttapeake
Tork
A.ftO.
Tork
Canal
1875
1880
ITeX Jlrmic*
2d Mort. (government subsidy)
Lmnd Grant Bonds for tlo,«X),ll)ia
1.
•OOJJOO
2,700,000
mfim
(gold), tax free
1,
Mortgage
FhlUdel. TO-TS
Boston.
aoo/w)
879JI00
Plain Bonds (rnilroe)
500,000
250,000
M.ftS.
TO):
8dMortgage
J.ftJ.
700,000
18B
1978
New
New
New
New
New
I, "TO)1,
1908
Brooklyn.
J.ftJ.
1, '89):
Mortipige
ftD.
M.ftN.
tldtl.it Grand «l./Vrry(Oct.l,T0):
•S2-T2
J.
800,000
IstMortgage
retersb'g. TO-TS
let
J.ftJ.
1,800,000
1,300,000
(Oct.
MAN.
900 jno
Mortgage
Rghth Avenue
1997
U8U
3,375,000
i>'l(/r»,i'.2r3iraif<tAi«-(Oc.1,TO):
'9(.'U)
New Tork
1884
iW
1,800^X1
Central P.,y. it E. iW):«r(Oct-l,'70):
84--iO
18
•8415
R.R.
Mortgage
84-10
a
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New Tork
•78,800
•»):
1,
New Tork
201,000
W.4
«
(Oct-
J.4kJ.
J.ftJ.
J.ftJ.
J.ftJ.
J.ftJ.
J.ftJ.
T. (Oct.l, "TO:
latMortgag* 1918
yermoHt Cmtrat (June l, 'W):
Ut Mortgago (conaol.)
3d Mortgage (conaol.),..,....
and n. . .
Kiiup, Loana of
do
un
ds
i
*
BUecker Si.tt >^/(on /'.(Oct.l.'JO"):
Ist Mortgage
A-oadtrav <t 71* Av*. (Oct. 1, TO);
Ist Mortgage
1971
83-'98
1899
New Tork
vtm
1,200,000
Street Pasaenarer
•ag.**!
F.ft A.
New Tork
l,970jOOO
Sinking Fund Bonda ot 18e7
1874
NewTork
S
F.ft A.
511,400
Ittad. (Nov., TO)
1st Mortgage
11,350,000
irf/m<n(tlon
D'atdon (Oct. 1, '89):
1st Mortgage, sterling
578 JS7
'90.'92
im
TO)
Mortgage, new
Wllmtneton
e
B
J.ftJ.
J.ftJ.
Phlladel.
2.785,00'
1,
•98- •91
Not.
A.ftO.
J.ftJ.
IU,4M
WII.,CharT.itHuthtrrd (Oct., 18):
Cbarleat'n T1-T2
M.ftS.
Tl):
lerrelltiute Jt liurpoU.t(¥e\j.,1l>:
.Mortgage Bomia of 1S6»
7ot.,Peortuii H'ar«n(p(Mar.l,'71):
lat Mortgage tW. DIv.)
latMortgage (K. Dlr.)
2d .MortKagc ( W. Dlv.)
Eqninnrt 0* '8 of ISIO conv.S.F
lol.. Will), it TrMI<m(Jan. l.TO):
utMon.
J.ftJ.
A.ftO.
J.ftJ.
A.ftO.
J.ftJ.
Mortgage (gold)
TO):
Mortgage
Sl/rac. BlngK.
1974
197«
T8-'8»
J.ftJ.
300,000
Mortgage
1,
Ao^ta.
aauw
2d Mortgage
(Jan.
ftD.
ftD.
J.
J.
1, '<»):
Mortgage
SuMex
1981
18)8
1988
150,000
(99,000
800JXIO
Miiaju^ee KR lionda
Stolen liland (Oct. 1, TO):
1.
Sew Tork
New Tork
Mortgage, unemloraed
Ut Mort, guar, ft Pitub Branch
ITeMem Vnlon (Feb., Tl):
atMortg ge
WhUehaU it Platteb. (Feb., Tl):
Ut M. ot 1868 on 96 mllea (coup)
Wicomico <t Pocomoke (Jan. l.Ti):
let Mortgage
1972
TTSjOUl
TO):
1,
Oovemmeot Ucn
1. '69):
Company Bonda
lat
PhUedel
(Jan.
Went. Ptnntiflfnnla (Nov.
I8et
I 91
ISO/no
MortifHge, 10-20 years
ao,ooopin
Souiliw. /aclncqr Mo. (Jan.l,'G9)
lat Mort. (gold) t2S,00O per mile
Southiceeiera, Ua. (Ang. 1, t»):
SulUnan (Jan.
ftD.
J.ftJ.
J.ftJ.
.\ew Tork
let
lat
Jtianck (Dec.
Morttrage
J.
Ktw Tork
*-oo*~ft-o».P.<»/7a(»'*(Oc.l,'«8):
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Southern Minnesota (Jan.
l9t
ft
-K)
.
Summit
1st
Its*
^ ew Tork
Jerty
2d klort., endora. by Baltimore.
ad Mort., end. by Waab. Co
2d preferred Mort., unendorsed
New Mort., guar, by Baltimore..
if'esUm Aici/)c.'
Tl):
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Conaol. M., l«tprur.)for|109,(»0
Conaol M ( V J pref.) for M51WI
Consol M.!!.dpref.)for$5i0,0(»
Va. State Loan (anspended)
2d Mort. Peteraburg guarantee
lat
Sew Tork
J.* J.
8O/,900
1,500,000
lat Mort/ii,;e
lat
New Tork 1899
Hew Tork HW
120,(100
W,000
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V
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J.
ft
1.4I«,015
ao6,soo
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lat Mortjraze itooda.L
<*
ft
290,000
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Jomeatlc Bonda (U)
Uomeatlc Bonda (I)
Donieatlc Bonds (II)
gomeatlc Bonoa tapeclal)
Soum
J.
J.
m,ooo
2d MnrtKHtre
ioiith Carolina (Feb., 71):
Sterllnir loan, £151^1} lOa
Soulktm
lOJ/MO
iAnfii*
A J.
New Tork
Loan of 1888, lat Mort
Joint mon. on CM. M. Kll.'n.
W—t Short Hud. JUr. (Oct. 1, TV);
lat Mortgage
Wet WticmMn (May 1, TO):
latMort.L.O
iTesMm Mart/land (Feb., Tl):
1st Mort., endora. by Baltimore
1992
I.on<M>9.
*J.
Mortgage
toanofim
Sew Tork VVt
J.
J.
•98):
1st Mortgage, convertible
8d Mortgage, reglaterrd
1117
lr99
ITest
M.ftS.
J
income Bonda
1894
1898
Sew Tork IMl
New Tork im
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fenitesMe (Oct. I,
4lh Mortgage (IHndlng)
Reglatererl l:«rttncatea
ilcketiurg it Merld. (Mar. 1,"»):
Conaol. Mort, lat riaaa
Conao Mort., 3d class
Conso M.>rt., Sd risaa
I'onsol. Mort., 4th claas
Warren (Jan. 1, Tl):;
lat Mort., giinranlced
WeMchetttr it Pklla. (Nov. I, "70):
1801
M.ftS'.
HOW)
Sd (enlarged) Morlaage
4tli Mortgage, for 8r,0».OW
\9H
New York
New York
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sm.ioi
'
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3d Mortgage
1st
M.ftN.
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:g
'o
:
;
:
:
:
:
:
:
I
og,
5''
i
:5li
:
^
:
:
§§•2 is
H w ^
!
;
;f2
:
:
ii
g
and State
some
selling
as
low as 20@25c., but
for
U
:0
wo
.
cc 00
.^3^25 .02;
:
.
export at 13 J@ 14c.
:8^
;^
prime
for
Proleura advanced about Ic. yesterday, but closes dull
and loc. lor crude,
SS
too*
5
00
.-H
«
factories.
at 2oc. for refined,
"
upon pas-
reaction on the effect of drought
Cheese has sold
:
:S2
:ǤS
.
prime Western
;g
Beef
clear.
Butter has declined, good to
has gone forward to London.
day
cr.
pa
July, closing dull, with a partial concession of
S^c. for Short Rib and 9c. for long
turage.
5^ T-
JBt!?
fttai c? o»
Mess
Wednesday evening and Thursprime Steam on the spot, He. for June,
^c. from these prices.
closes willi
si
Si
i
WJQ
for July,
several thousand tierces on
at
2KSg SSS $3
s §§
tgS
"
g8§
of
$15 50@415 62^ for June and $15 75 for July, with Prime
Mess jobbing at $14@$14 25. Lard sold to the extent of
and
:
..'t/'--,'"
leading
wee'i;
May and June and $16
for
but there has been a sharp
day
:
generally with a steady tone at sjme decline.
active
tD
^,"t
o* T-T
||SS
Mmu-
currency, duly paid.
have been active and variable
P/ovisions
88SSS S
»-§
quiet.
is
-v^qo^
have been
sales
good demanl, with sales
in
85@ 102^3,
at
:
trade express a
the
in
parties
Spanish Tobacco
Havana
bales
iSSSS
:
:
t-
cases
3S@4.5c.
:
iH
— have been
Seed Lev.f Tobacco has been
present prices.
in
w ^,-1- as ^
fff
new crop Connecticut and Mtbsaohusetts, second
and fillers, and 170 cases new crop New York, both on
private terjns; 1,000 cases new crop Ohio, 20@25o, and 200
casea 1869 crop, Connec'.icut and Massachusetts Wrappers,
460
o_-*^to_-rr^i-'__i-
Prices re:nain very firm.
increased.
use.
* ** — « « g jo H
i
without important feature, though the trade has been very
good
SS
the receipts during
expected that
Leaf, 6:^@l Ic.
;
.??dsai(X7oi5
'
the
Ail
little.
have been comparatively small
wiii«h
jA
-
easier.
Kentucky Leaf,
demand beiag mainly for account of foreign governments,
having amounted to about 1,500 hhds. Local
Siller
the
wo
good-
is
and Sugar prices are
aud very tirm
c,_^cc_aD
P
merchandise ha', however'
in Coffee
?Si).-iC>J?*S3L-'-«'^tM-oF^^-^t-c035a5.-3-c>co3535d
c6t-^co
have
to
'^
foreign
active,
SpR
hag
activity
seem
in facU they
,
•
following table, compiled from Custom House returns, shows
the exports of leading articles from the port of New York since
January 1, 1871, to all the principal foreign countiies, and also the
The last two lines
totals for the last week, and since January 1.
show total values, including the value of all other articles besides
those mentioned in tUo table.
operators on Ihj Stock Exitilluenct!
The
have wide ramifications.
speculative
26, 1871.
— Cjlton>
proJuea
doiuestie
of
aud Provisions
Breadsliiffs
]
staples
New York.
The
.
Fridat NiSHT, May
leading
the
27, 1871.
Bxporta of Leadlnv Articles from
me
i
OUMMEUCIAL EPITOME.
lu
«
;
3a
toXI
in bulk.
a
i
is
i
•of
Rosin has been firm most of the week, but closes unsettled;
strained about $2
60.
Spirits Turpentine
siderable, but clises firm at
M;lals are
more
at
varied
con-
Oils
have been
Tallow has been firmer and
active
JS^Sgg
i§i
o|
without important feature.
active at old prices.
S2
2« S -SS
:«S
.
:gg3
i
:S.
00
33
'5
5
:
.
-.1
._
.
00 *"
!8g
9@9^c.
Wool
has been in less demand, but prices remain firm, with
light stocks.
in
!<till
has
52|@d3c.
some
prices are
H >p3
parts of
Ijave
*
CO
;3
•
•«
:
--?
i
i
as yet.
as
5!
Eist India Goods have been
less active,
and general trade
Room
available for Grain
P p
on minor articles dull.
Freights have been rather
u
ijuiet.
arriving
oj au 94 ..
,.
OQ aj
a y « *
ii
was pretty well taken up previously, and
sbippers have been securing Grain. to
rassments in this
OCT
England has been injured by vermin;
unchanged
to Great Brita'ti
-fiM -5
i
been firmer on advices that the vine
work, caused
fill
Theirembar-
them.
by damage
7^d
in
-
4 ^
Grain
to the
by- canal, has cheiiked business at the close
nseits to Liverpool by sail to-day
&<
bulk and
fid
;
ship-
by steam.
i1
is
o o
illi^ ^ i s|j|i i&iii'sli llillill si .0.0
99
.
.
•May
S
.
:
tal|iorU or LeadlitK Artloloi.
The Mlovilag itihio, coinpllod from Ou.ttjin
Houm
return*
fliowg the r<)roi)(n lm|xirto of curtain loadtDg nrticliM of commerce
at thU port fur the Imtt wuuk, slace January 1, {^Tl, and for the
eorreapoadlDK period in 1870
package* whoa uot otharwlio tpeclflaj.]
(The quantity U hIvoq la pac
I
For
I
tb*
WMk.
otiM and
Eartttonware—
China
Xartbenwaru..
Bam*
no*
Jaa.
I.
IKI.
For
tim*
the
urn.
wo«k.
Un<a
l«"0.
H.IOi
^IK1I'1
i.'M
IM
i.iTil
Bteoi
Tin, hoxai...
isni
Tin
(71
t.
i..n
ir,
i.Ml
I9,0J
Qoooa,baKii
alalia, Iba
Ac—
41I,I»I
it'.ui
VI
l.MI
Mi
Mil
IM
Uarkt Ferqrlan
Ulea DOirden..
Itrlfuiitono, tont
Coohlaeal
Cream Tartar
8.e(B
i.tn bag!
1,«;7Tea
4,7% Tobacco
»Mi
l.ii»
10,EU
10.«1
I
l/W
Gambler
r.f»
1,983
99
V,4-().
Article!!
'"»
S.TiS
i,7ia
•..KM
1S,II»
Madaer
Ulla, rwentlal.
Oil, Olive
5H
1,834
onorolotb
ii,s«a
(.«ii
^.<E0
5,00.1
3 9>S
59,872
:alr
_tnip, balei
Ac—
Jewelry
Watchea
51
aoi
9,4.VJ
su
11,313
it
OKI
sa
4i
Unaeed
Uolames
n,7i*
54.411
74.171
»IJH»
IM
18,
1,»<
(41
19,033
uport*d
by value—
aili
t9RMl
•n Fancy Eooda.
t«>1.i44 t4S7,991
SMU
:7.«l
«)371,KlBb
W7,TI2
ITll.tS
Krnlu, &c13,isil
Lemona.'
Orangea
Hldea nndreeaod
K'iTd
715
>,IM
sn.en
6>,StC
W.86I1
390.505
^I9,eu4
248,374
49;,4t.>
131,937
3,193,177 3,903 9^1
1«
910
MtMi
Ralaloa
Ml|
1
15,'47t
40.931
NuU
l.53U|
uni.m
S-.,»75IUce
Splcca,
BrUtles
Hldea, dnuaed.
India rubber
Ivory
Jewolery, Ac—
77»
1,419
1,195
.ia<,3»9
!9.'«7
>
\ii
m
34,3<0
«>j,a!i9
:s,»47{Cork(
SB'
19,7)]
ax.
ora
i
ISiiClnan
Opium
Soda, l)l-carb..
Boda, Bal
Soda, aah
9M,791
Ac—
n9
189,7W
90,4
IS,S<«
1'^
Winp* .:....
Wool bslea...
MJJ
ra.Ms
It
CbaiDpa|{'e.blu
5,071
9!,lr4
UJM
Wa»lo
l.».'5tWlnea,
SI9
Giiini.crnde,...
Uuiii, Arublo...
Indlico
•"
7,iaa
iSutara, boxoa
«5,15'.'
i«,a)9
Ac-
71,<II3
Caaala
53!
163,638
OlDger..
l\sil
HAM
45,Mn
11,440
15.M7
99398
171,956
Cork
1,S0(
10.I»7J
Pepper.
Saltpetre
WoodB—
491
K3,Ti-i
7I.9UI
47,899
117,551
Fuatic
1,568
I-ogwood
MHnoxanr.
8.107
Beoelpta ol Domeatlc Produce for
'>rl«aa*
as.'vgs
»M07
...
Week and
'.be
3'',1
13
1 1.1,86:
61,409
aince
Jannarr 1.
receipta of doraostic prodace for the week and aince Jan.
and for the eamo time in IS70. Iiave been as.foUovra
The
1,
:
'
rexna
^few Vork
Florida
Same
Since
4*ll8(...plcgi.
Oilcake, pkgt...
Braadftaft—
Floor .bbla.
Oil, larJ
Wheat .kna.
19,893
MI
3.18(1
904
88.269
14.979
11,151
303.39':
38.961
3.381
45.3!!
Hatter, pkgt...
Cbeele
gatmeat4
Other porta
Total thiayear...
the week are 65,9.50
For immediate delivery
for
Ijoard.
ll,-.ra
3»7l
ntflh
...
iUfU
wa«,
1986.•J>«\"il«3tl
including
300
on
free
the total sales foot up thi*
28,511 bales, including 6,,596 for export, 11,670 for consumption, 3,163 for aiieculation, and 7,088 in transit. Of the above
561 bales were to arrive. The followingare theclosing quoUtlon*
184.339
118.575
tTMand and
«8.9iil
Florid*.
1I4.6J1
6«3!1
179
81,990
53.330
3.01'.
136. I&S
5UJ33
1JI»
10,716
10.165
13.757
Mlrldllu)t...,.T
380
lO/WS
Good
Starch
Stearlue
Sugar, bbda.. Ar.
Tallov, pk^a....
7.784
83.(07
3»
3038
10.308
Tobacco, pKffa..
Tobacco, hbot...
5,9(15
93.813
37,609
4S8(I
16.116
V.»\
Total
93.3M
39.»B
kale*.
Ordlttivy.
Tj^
\\%9....
11 X«....
Whltkey.bblt...
Wool, bdlea
Dretted hoga
»v
3.71'.
19
13.611
1,706
3.430
I.1C9
93.10}
SjOTO
3
33.966
90.114
No
'3
65.4;g
1.793
Frioat, p. M., May
26, 1871.
telegrams received by ua to-night from the
Southern ports, we Ire in poaaession of the returna ahowing the
receipts, exports, &c., of cotton for the week ending this ovening
May 30. From the figures thus obtained it appears that the
total receipts for the seven days liave readied 40,178 bales against
40.067 bales last week, 4(),S49 bales the previous week, and .51,432
special
weeks
making the
total receipts since tbe first ol
against 2,750,047 bales for the same
period of 1869-70, showing au increase since September 1 this year
of 1,006,851 bales. The details of the receipts for tUis week (as pe,
elegraph) and tlie corresponding week of 1870 are as follows
since,
September, 1870, 3,75t),8»8
ba'.es
Mobile
Charletton ....
ajw
:u.4<6.
3.198;
3.90BI
Florida
North Carolina
Virginia
M»6
ISTl.
4,911
5.6791
For May.
balea.
400
500
G. Brit
Contln
Total thU
Same w'k
week.
IBN.
Mobil*
17 135
Sljot
3.6M
9.t«*
t.ll*
4 14*
i,33J
7JU
I.9M
l.«W
313
11.974
1.106
6.971
1.119
Cbarlettoa,....
aj»9
Bavannab
Texaa<
New Tork
balc9.
%9I0
713419
3.130.165
'.M*
Total aince Scpt.'i
„
.
Of the exporM trom Oalrgatoa to the CooUBOat
98.431
I
9,411
I
t5li«.
1«
i5ka..
I9«»..
I9K*.
V
'«
balea.
.16 11-16
l.HO
16
15X
16 1.1*
1513-1*
1.100
3.000
w
I5M
900
It9-1(
IS IS- 1*
1*»
ISH
800
1».5
19 7-1*
9.9D0
*J0D
at
l.iOO
isS
100
1« 1-**
1* 1-16
w>
19 13-1*
1.800
00
I5X
1.00
I6»
700
750
16
300
aou
16 S-ll
16
cb>.
100.
1
16
1«»
IJOO
»400.
30.100
1*X
toUl Jnly.
itM
May.
39.KI0 total
3.100
1,000
June.
For Jaly.
800
.T....1S^
«0
\i\
400
90O
15 l^fl
3-16
IflOO
ISK
I5W
709
I5>-I(
»«
16
19 5-li
3.90O
ISK
15 111*
700
100
19S.|t
'.5
Wi
15X
'5)i
15 9-1*
9(0
ISV
1.70*
I0l>
W)
13 lS-16
IflO
1*5-1)
15X
l.lOO
13H
SCO
16H
1870.
116JT7
19.7*7
£6.49*
The
bales.
MM*
13.301
17.909
96.H0O
15.0OI
9ao.M3
903,013
99.A7S
(3JI»
w«ck
IM bale* were to
balea.
cl«.
100..
.
.1* 7-1*
_
.l*l»«t
9.100 total
AagaM.
.:iiif«
990.
For 8«pt*aib*r.
»0
MO
IS*
IsS
I*
MM*
i*».
g:::::;:::iiif»
3
I*
116
ItU
900
ini.
•..
»..
an.
....
N.I90
•..
1*
80,7»»
lj«l.i81
tbi*
"1* «..
3500
70C
15H
15H
1,78*
UJ9I
«»
34.909
!.'.'
tllddUng
I5X«..
eta.
15K
•.sm
M«*
...
ToMI
Lrf>T
14
I*
14
18SJ....
Upland* %X
M Iddllng.
t5«
15 8-16
4i«l
IJOO...
stock.
t
Good
ItU
S::
..a*K
ajooo tor
8«pt«9B.
Bale* during the week of free on board have reached
The particulars of theae sales are as below
300 May (or *90 Jane, *t«i tana*.
SOO
The following exchangee hare been made during the week
wo. p*ld to riihtinn *0* Jm* for 900 Jnly.
Mc. paid to rxcbanse MO Aagnat for lou June.
—
We,vtheb Reports by Telegraph. Our telegrams to.«ight,
although very much more favorable than for many prerioua weeka,
There have been two days on which it
at Mobile, Helma, C'olambna and
but the storm doea not appear to havo exteodiMl to Moatgoaaary
and Auguita, and our correspondent at Selma state* that It w9ka
Crop accounts are therefore more favorable in all that
light.
a*>ction, and also in the other Statea on the Atlantic coaat.
At
Memphis, however, although it has rained but one dv> o<u corfavorably
but
at
Nashville they have
respondents do not speak
had two weeks now of fine weather. The .Memphis dUtrict, emMiaisslppl
and Eastern Aikaasas,
bzidoff West TenBBSiBB , North
are not emtirelv ao.
(Monday and Tueadaj)
Orleaiia.,
price of
14.
30U
SOU
70S
exports for the week ending this evening reach a total of
which 31 ,931 wore to Great Britain, 10,44.5 to France,
and 14,164 to ruiit of the Continent, while the st<KkB as made
Below wo give the exup this evening, are now 300,843 bales.
ports and stocks for the week, and also for the corresponding week
of last season, aa telegraphed to ua from the yarioua porta to-night
Exportad to-
5....
Ordinary.
3.7S0
9.463
6,7d*
9.48t
For Jaae.
The
36.
3r'i99
ilit|::::
i7Ha....
I9W«....
For forward delivery the aalea (including 300 free on board)
have reached during the week 65,050 bales (all low middling or oa
the l>asls of low middling), and the fjilowing is a statement of the
sales and prices
SJWl
50,.>40 bales, of
Week endlug May
18
Tueeday
Wcdnetday
rhurtday
Krld ar
178
10,179
»....
Wi»....
;
8*tard*y
135
819
bale*.
Total receipt*
Increaae thta year..
3,117
Ac
13
Below we give the tota aale* of cx>tton and
this market each day of t le past we<9k:
9.190 total
Bec'd thi* week at—
ini.
17,100
3,ain
3,90}
T«z**.
Orleant.
...per lb.
MIddllntc
30)
Otleana
New
Mobil*.
For Aociut.
BCOSIPT*
BIOZIPTl
Beo'd tbit week at—
Ordinary
Good Ordinary
Low Middling
Monday
45,700
COTTON.
rrane*.
4I.70I;
week
2.'.97
3.CI3
33 33:
Tar...."!!!!;
'^«
8«i,30t
I
90.4W 60J.;» 3gM.4ll'lOI«.104,
bales,
Pork
Lard, pkgt
Lard, kega
Cr.tnrp.bbl.
Spirit* turp.
Other port*
.
.
I7.ira
We have had an advancing buoyant market the past w««k
This upward movement has been due in part to the improramrat
at Liverpool, in part also to the eflTorfs of the short* to c»v»r their
outstanding contract* due this month, but has found its chlof snp^
port in the growing Mief that cotton is cheap, tliut it has touched
tx>ltoni, and that the little rcmnHnt of the crop can be easily
held,
and in ca.se of a rrxjurrenco of bad weatlier at tlie South can bo put
uiM)n the market at higher prices. On Saturday laat there waa
little doing, but an advance of ^c. was rstabliahed.
Monday the
transactions were still light, and prices remained unchanged.
Tuesday wa* qniet, but there was a farther advance of Jc. The
next day, Wednesday, wna active, and prices inipnived
Jc.
Thursday the close was jc. hi«her, Midlinp Uplands reaching 17c.
But to-day there has been a slight reaction, prices being oH' {r, the
rec<-ints proving larger than anticipated.
The same influence*
which have operated on spot cotton have also efTcctetl contracts for
fiiltire delivery, and prices have advanced, though
not in a II case*
correspondingly. I,ow Middling closed to-night at 15Jc for
May, 1.5} for June. 16 3 16c. for July, 16 .5-16c. for Augnst,
and 16}c. for SeptenilKsr. The total aalea of this deacrlp^
I45.m
KIce, pkgt
Bopa...balea,
beatkar jldes
Uolataeabbla.
Mava: Storea-
New
5.110
34»«
MS.406
Beef, pkga
lieinp.,balea.
Bidet ....No.
Tenneatee,
.jy
"w mS*
59IU
.3719 3101 H4»JB9i SW.Wtl 89^0731
.
mMi
4r>,M*
•It,(ll9i
'.'.V.\
3I48;!8I|
11.713
C. meal.bbls
Cotton.balea.
Bavannab
Texat
y»a'
70
BItt
Qraaa aeed
Beane
Pea*
New
5;.fl9(
H-.l*,730
4W.7*''
in.l«l;
..
191.04:
.U396I
.
laiit
.
19J:<
M,.9»
U7S49
tijml
96.158
3I4.53U
61.14*
Vlririnla
m.m
ll7.aw,
113.131
103.7.1
Ac.
bales throe
uam
l-mjo*
t9«JM
191, ITU,
i,im
Bye
By
33«.983
llH.i:!»
...
Provlaloua-
Corn
Oat*
Barley.
2.lfO
Peanula, ba^.
N).33i!
North Carolina....
tion
ThU
week. Jan.). tlme*»
,mma,
iiiah
Tot«l
S.rlh-f
B4«ck.
1990.1*4 'I0T9.I94
'
9*4.«77l 3*1
8*7.751
.
<ion
70,IOli
Cbbia
t,(U9|
N.,
i
Or«*t
BrttaiaFra
111490
hhda, tea
S3l,»>il8Uj{ar,
axroavBD siaoa (bft.
aoSHrr.l.
FORTS.
3,uti;
441 Jil
»,19>
ll,TO4Ra|ra
bags
Cotton baiaa.....
Wa
1,:9«
3 191
3J9.I14
I'll. I.
CoiTtta,
ftott the lon|fo^Bg tUtemnnt It will !;..>..;.
:..at,coinpawd
the oorre«pondin(t week of last WMwoa, tboro laan
IncreM* io
thoexport* this week o| |8,iio bale*, while the
Mockato^olgbtar*
1.170 bale* ;,« than ihov wore at thi*
tima a r*ar affo. Tha
lu lowing is our usual table
showloB the moraoiaM ofMtlMi at
all the porta from Sept. 1 to
May 19. tUa lalaat mail data*.
do not Inelnda onr telegram* to-olght.
aa we cannot la*ur* ttw
accuracy or obuin the detail naeawary iy
t«legrai>h
9»lth
aaoBim
I
Olaaiplalo
ftauoai
Qoal.tona
BIdea,
Bante
US
*t
UlaM
Olauwaro
Draicit
Blno*
Jan. I,
uni.
663
*o-
liatalf,
riitltuv
Oblna,
:
:
obronicLb.
.nil
27, 1871.]
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:
^
...
;
THE CHRONICLK.
664
has suffered very severely during tlie late weeks of rain, and is
peculiarly in need of fine weather to save a large portion of the
Galveston reports favorable weather, with the crop procrop.
gressing satisfactorily. The thermometer has averaged at CharColumbus, 77 Mobile,
leston, 75 Montgomery, 72 Macon, 79
78 Selma, 80 Galveston, 75 and Memphis, 75.
;
;
;
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;
;
;
Crop Mail Repobts.
—"vVe have during the past week received
from almost every section of the South, excapting Texas,
giving very full particulars of the area planted in cotton this year
and the condition of the crop about May 15. Some of our correspondents in whom we have great confidence, and who have had
particular advantages for informing themselves with regard to
their entire State, have given an opinion covering the whole State;
but we have also received letters from each district, with an estimate of the area under cotton in such district, enabling us to test
the more general opinions and leading us to rely with great confidence upon the conclusions we have reached. We have space to
give only the following results.
North Carolina. The falling off in cotton planting in this State
reaches about 18 per cent. Vt eather has been very unfavorable
cold and wet, so that replanting has become necessary in many
instances, while in others tlie grass is extremely troublesome.
South Carolina. The decrease in cotton cultivation is more
decided in South Carolina, due in a great measure to the necessities of the planters, resulting from the large use of fertilizers last
year, the small price obtained for cotton, and the bad laws and
heavy taxation which that people are struggling under. The area
in cotton has decreased 2U per cent, and corn has increased to
about the same extent. In this State the weather has also been
very bad. A correspondent at Charleston, writing under date of
May 32, to illustrate the coolness of the nights, says (speaking of
a district within 10 miles of that city), "that there has hardly
been a night when fires have not been found comfortable, and in
no case has thick covering for beds been discarded." It is not to
be wondered at therefore, that the plant is reported as looking
sickly, and only from tliree to six inches in hight, and very genletters
—
—
erally full of
weeds and
grsss.
—
Georgia and Alabama. In addition to the letters reported by
us last week from Georgia and Alabama, we have within the past
few days received communications from numerous other correspondents, but all to about the same effect. As to the area in cultivation in these two States we see no reason to change our figures, except to put the average at say 13 per cent decrease for
Georgia, leaving it at about 15 per cent for Alabama. For all the
States above mentioned, some falling off in crop should also be
allowed on account of the small amout of fertilizers used. This
remark applies with special force to Georgia. With regard to the
condition of the plant we can add nothing to the facts we gave
last week.
Mississippi.
Our advices from this State are from all portions
of it, and the result shows a falling off in planting of an
average of about 13 per cent. The weather in most sections has
been extremely unfavorable, and the planters feel much discouraged, having no money, high taxes, and both the crop of cotton
and corn very backward.
Tennessee. In Tennessee the average decrease planting is
less in the 18 western counties, say .5 per cent, and in the middle
of the State 10 per cent, or about an average of 7 per cent
decrease. The cold, wot Spring, however, has been particularly
severe in the western counties. At first the tender plant had a
hard struggle to get up; subsequently much of it sickened and
Keplaating has in
died, and the balance looks very unpromising.
many cases been resorted to. This has been mostly done in bottom lands with the hoe, carefully preserving every plant that is
living, as a living early plant in the rich bottoms every four feet
gives a better promise of a good yield than plants one or two feet
apart planted late.
Arkansas. The average decreased planting in Arkansas is about
8 per cent, and the weather has been and the crop is about as
reported for Tennessee.
Louisiana. The falling off in cultivation in Louisiana is about
9 per cent. Early in the season the weather was not so unfavorable as in most otlier portions of the South. But for the ten days
previous to May 17 the weather was very cold and wet. The late
favorable change has most likely come in time to prevent very
serious damage, unless there is a recurrence of rain.
From the loregoing facts we obtain the following results
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—
/—Decr'd acreage.-^
States.
Per
ct.
North Carolina.... 12
South Carolina.... 20
Georgia
Al«ba«na
Mississippi
13
15
13
/
—Decr'd
Per
Acres.
States.
51.000
120,000
170,000
Tennessee
Arkansas
7
Louisiana
9
ct.
acreage.—.
Acres.
37,000
56,000
83,000
8
21S000
197,000
Total dec. acres..
932,000
f
-Week ending May
S«, 18T1.
Receipts. Sliipmeuta
Augusta
Columbus
Macon
Montgomery..
Selma
Memphis.
.
.
Nashville
5U
8,070
162
82
313
215
713
808
1,139
631
3,435
1.097
4,640
1,480
—
May
27, 1871.
Weekeaaing May
26, 1870.-,
Stock. Receipts. Shipmenta. Stock.
644
331
3t7
213
258
6,323
3,044
2,798
8,674
1,495
8,324
1,230
13,755
6,453
7,380
5,445
3,300
14,678
5,543
1,321
810
1,023
658
1,056
4,217
8,004
1,479
873
16,829 36,888
6,079
55,453
9,957
The above totals show that the interior stocks have decreased during the week 13,035 bales, and are to-night 28,586 bales less than at
the same period last year. It will also be noticed in a previous
table that the stocks at the outports are now lets than a year ago.
VisroLB Supply op Cotton.— The following table shows the
q lantity of cotton in sight at this date of each of the two past
seasons
1870.
1871.
Stock in T.iiverpool
bales.
606,000
913,000
Stock in Loudon
90,049
28,593
Stock in Glasgow
600
850
Stock in Havre
32,800
94,270
Stock in Marseilles
15,600
11,900
Stock in Bremen
56,153
19,049
Stock rest of Continent
30,000
40.000
Afloat for Great Britain (American)
250.000
130,000
Afloat for France (American and Brazil) ...
41 ,250
71,443
Afloat for Bremen (American)
87,749
32,068
Total Indian Cotton afloat for Europe*
233.011
364,099
Stock in United States ports
300,843
302,013
Stock in inland towns
26,886
55,452
4,815
Total
1.594.148
3,159,039
This item Includes
India cotton afloat for Europe, and also all cotton
American.
These figures indicate an inerease in the cotton in sight tonight
if 554,881 bales compared with the same date of 1870.
Below we give our usual table of exports from
York for
all
afloat for Liverpool other than
New
the week
Exports
ot
Cotton (bales') from Wevr Yorli »lnee Sept. 1,1 870
WKEK ENDtVa
April
May
May
May
29.
6.
13.
20.
12,691
Havre
12,091
498
13,880
493
tima
year.
645,150
12,199
263,030
11,957
8,551
557,349
263,994
6,3.56
17,483
1,125
1,126
445
205
609
650
509
Bremen and Hanover
380
lis
2;839
96
Total to N. Europe.
113
2,839
488
964
605
3
5,961
17,436
3
20.617
6,660
21,306
85,862
17,536
8
61,683
58,060
12
Other porta
Spain Oportoft Gibraltar Ac
All
Same
prey,
8,490
61
Other French ports
Total French
to
date.
22
11,935
13,880
Other British Ports
Total to Gt. Britain
Total
4 862
2,363
763
otn*"'*'*
Total Spain, &c
Grand Total
13.297
17,844
13.'
95
9.068
i,809
8,126
1,809
618,019
.341,349
Tlie lollortiug are the receipts ol cotton at New York, Boston,
Philadelphia and Baltimore for the last week, and since Sept. 1, 1869:
BBOJUFra FROM-
New
Orleans.
,
Texas
Savannah
Mobile
Florida
South Corolina.
North Carolina.
Virginia
North'rn Ports..
Tennessee, Ac.
Foreign
Total this year^
Totel last year..' 15,877
—
Shipping News. The exports of cotton from the United States
the past week, as per lateit mail returns, have reached 79,493
bales.
So far as the Southern porta are concerned, these are the
same exports reported by telegraph, and published in The Chronicle last Friday, except Galveston, and the figures for that port
are the exports for two weeks back. With regard to New York,
Total balea.
we include the manifests up to last Saturday night
above statement of decreased acreage
is based on the total estimate of acreage given out by the Government last year, and shows that the falling off reaches nearly
Nkw York— To Liverpool, per steamers Russia, 447 ... Wisconsin, 1,920
one million acres.
....City of Baltimore, 200.... Calabria, 483 ...City of Paris, 812
Gunny B.vgs, Bagoing, &c. There has been no demand what.per ships Edith Warren, 894.... Bridge....The Queen, 2,318
per bark Juan Ferrln, 114
water, 1,302
ever for either Bags or Cloth this week, and consequently no corship
Ada.
61
To London, per
lots can be bought at 18c. for Calrect quotation can be given
per bark N K Clements, 40.
To Havre, per steamer Lafayette, 469
cutta and 19c. for Domestic Cloth, and 14Jc. for Bags an order
Male.
steamer
8
To Bremen, per
below these prices would undoubtedly be filled. Manila Hemp is New Orleans— To Liverpool, per steamer Alice, 2.517.. per ehlps Joseph
Fish. 3,857... Richard Robinson, 3,998. ..Gen. Berry, S.776
very dull, and we have no sales to report; quoted at ll:}c., gold.
To Cork, per liark Enrique, 1,728
Jute is dull and nominally SiSOJc, as to quality. Jute Butts
To Queenstown. per bark Victor, 1,200
have met with a very limited sale. We note 600 bales at 4ic.,
To Havre, per ships John Tucker, 3,209. .Union, 3,002. .Freeman
Clarke. 3;979...? Alexander, 3,629.... per barks Nethanle, 1,124....
cash, currency, and 4fc., currency, 60 days.
Wetterhom. 2,083 .. Daniel Draper, 2,671
Movements op Cotton at the Interior Ports. Below we
To Bremen, per steamer Frankfurt, 1,007. per thlp St. Jamea, 4,018
give the movements of cotton at the interior ports receipts and
To Ghent, per bark Eather, 1,477
To Genoa, per barks Nlphon, 3.010.... Anna, 435
shipments for the week, and stock to-night and for the correspondTo Barcelona, per brig Vlncedor. 461
ing week of 1870
MOBaE—To Uveipool, per ahip Qlesdoiirer, 8,690.. .per iMrkLyset, 1,686
The second column
in the
:
—
.
;
;
.
.
—
—
.
.
.
.
8,490
61
609
8
14,143
1,728
1,200
.
19.S96
6,026
1,477
8,445
461
6,262
:
:
. .
May
:
Upiaad and tt
8m
(,ne
'
par hark, Rlricn 8Ur. IpiO CpUnd
p«r bark Brmlna. 1,101 Upland.
per brig* Panchlla, Mt upland ...
u.
II.
I
T..
1. ....,..,,11.
:
:
THB CHRONICLE.
Liverpool, per bark Volact, 1,818
-
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T
—
"
27. 1871.]
'OaAMi.mTnv-To
T
—
:
1,010
l.TOt
B«IU Dorei, 480
Upland
I.IOJ
BavAmiAn- To
Liverpool, per ahtp Lady Dnfferln, a,7M Upland and IS
Sea laland
To Koticrdam, per hark Rarhel, l.OSI I'pland
To Barrxlona, ppr hark Polar, 600 Upland
per brig San Qnlnlon
t,rm
666
Of the present stock of cotton
American against 61 pw cent last
in UvMpool 61
jtmi.
Of Indian
proportion ia 12.76 per cent, against 17 75 p«r oant.
IxiNDON, Mar 18 —There has been a fair dmnand
daring the week, and prirns are Hrm.
imporU, deliveries and stocks
pw
eial la
eotkm th*
for eottoo
Annexed are the nartlcalars
oi
l.ttM
1808.
1870.
104.718
177,180
71.717
48,787
.
MODpland
Tizaa— To LlvorpouL
."
per bark 8appbo, 1,(97.. ..per brig*
1,170
Wm Mallorjr,
J0O....Urann», iao
per bark Tboa Drjrden, l.SSB
J,8»7
1,880
888
particulara of these shlpmenta, arranged in our oaaal form
are aa follows
Llrer-
Cork.
pool.
8,4(0
N. Orleana. 14,148
Mobile
S,aSB
Chaileeton. 1,888
Savannah
8,771
Texae
8,817
.
Qaeena- LonBraAmRotdon. Bavre. men. at'rd'm. t'rd'm. Total.
town.
81
not
8
9,088
1,718
1,100
47,075
8,088
19,6(8
..
^M8
8,010
1,701
1,889
7,1(8
S,e04
4,666
8,849
79,493
1,6H
.
Baltimore..
Majlt
....
688
87,008
1,718
81
1,100
10,106
5,088
8,858
IW
FaiDAT p. M.. May K,
very unsettled markeU for floor and grain dnitaf
the past week, with a partial decline in prices.
Flour )uui arrived but moderately, and holders have not bem
We have had
compelled to concede anything to keep their hands clear, except
in the common extras and other low grades made from Bpriag
wheat in these the speeolative and export demand noted last
week has been materially curtailed, and j'rices are lower and
;
But
drooping.
ToUl...
I40,4W
BREADSTUFF'^
1
79,408
NewTork..
Stocks,
888
Total
Th«
hSSii.
to Msjr 11.
t
Pwivsriaa
To Amalprdam,
BALTiaoRn— To Liverpool, per ateamer North America,
BoeTOK— To Britiah Provlncea, 1
Imports, Jaonarjr
in
medium and
the
l)etter grades,
made from
Winter wheat. Amber aa well as White, there is a scarcity, with
a demand from the home trade showing no abat«<m'ent, as well ••
some business for the West Indies and Houth America, and prioM
OoLD, KxcHANOE AND Prriohts. GoM has Sactuated the have been well maintained indeed, for fresh made city mills,
and
past week between lllf and 112, and the close was lllf
Foreign
Exchange market is strong. The following were the last some other favorite brands, a little more money has been paid.
quotations: London bankers', long, 11(4<S110{; short, 110t@110i, To-day, the market was a little weak a good line of extra Stale
and Commercial, nO@ll(H.
Freights closed at ^d. by steam sold at |6 8S.
and 3-16(^d. by sail to Liverpool.
Wheat has arrived freely,- and a decline of Ave pence percenBy Teleou.\pii from LrvKRPOOL.
tal is reported from Liverpool, while ocean freights have remained
LlfaaFOOL, May%,
P. M.— The mnrket opened steadv and closed qnlet,
with sales of the day amonnting to 12,000 bales, tnclaaing 8,000 bales for firm. But a considerable portion of the receipts were sold preexport and spernlstion. The sales of the week have been (9,000 hales of
Parties who
which SO.OOO halcn were taken for export and 17,000 balea on specnlation. vioiu to arrival, and did not come upon the market.
The stock in port is 913,000 bales, of which 960,000 bales are American. The had freight room engaged were compelled to purchase wheat to
•took of cotton at sea bound to this [.ort is 480,000 bales, of which 160,000 bales
are American.
fill it, and this has served to prevent any decline to correspond
Mav 19.
May 11.
May 26. with that in Liverpool.
May 5.
Amiwr Winter Wheats have been in
Total siiles
99,000
78,000
106,000
81,000
Home deiaand from the Continent and for milling, and liave
Sales for export
liO.OOO
19,000
17,000
1^000
Sales on specnlation
10,000
U.OOO
17,000
11,000
brought extreme prices, while there was more doing in White
Totalstock
966.000
994,000
937,000
913,000
Wheats. At to-day's market prices opened 1 cent Tower, bnt
Stock of American
391,000
661,000
660.000
607,000
Totalafloat
400,000
429,000
454,000
480,000 owing to the fact that much of the com arriving is in an unfit
Included In the above totals are from New Orleana 1,477 balea to Ghent,
8,448 balea to Genoa, and 481 bales to Barcelona: from Charleston 1.102 hales
to Barcelona; from Savannah 1,170 bales to Barcelona; and from Boston 1
bale to British Provinces.
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:
.%
American
260,000
250,000
330,000
240,000
will show the dally closing prices of cotton for the week:
Sat.
Mon
Tnes.
Wed.
Thurs.
Fri.
afloat
The following table
tH&IH 1H&-- IH^^H Vii&'tfi TJi®...
'X^'X
'^S' '"^s'"'
S''* '"'l'"
Trade Report.—The market for yams ana fabrics at Manches-
PriceMld. Uplands. 7><^..
Orleana..
7xa...
ter is dull.
—
ErrROPEAN AND Indian Cotton Markets. In reference to
these markets our correspondent in London, writing under the
date of May 13, states
Liverpool, May 13. The following are the prices of American
cotton compared with those of last year:
,-8ame date 1870-^
^Fair &
Mid. Fair. Good.
_Ord.* Mid-, g'd fair^ ^-G'dAifair-,
19
30
Sea Island.
31
86
45
—
Stained
13
15
13
11
18
30
Mid. G.Mld. M.F.
Ord. Q.Ord.L.Mid.
7
6
6ii
6
6>^
7
Dplanda
7 13-16
7 13-16
H
19
Mid.
n%
30
M.F
O.Mid.
11 7-16
1I.H
7X
n%
8
7H
117-16
IIX
8
7X
8X
11X
6K
The following are the prices of middling qualities of cotton at
this date and at the corresponding periods in the three previous
Btobile
N.Orieans&Texaa
8
7 3-16
6
years
186R. 1800.
d.
Midland
d.
Sea Island 27
Upland ...11
Mobile... U»i
Orieans. 11^
Since the
1870.
d.
16
1871.
d.
U«
Pemambnco.
MH
10
8)^
8]i
9K
SH
i%
WH
7X
7K
Broach
9iW
Dholletah....
9M
11 7-16
commencement ol the year the
d.
11^
KL'yptlan...
UK
1871.
1870.
d.
\\\
1%
IIX
IIX
1868. 1869.
d.
d.
Midland
23
19
7
^H
*X
iH
transactions on specula-
condition for shipment, the purchases of com yesterday to fill
freight engagements had to be thrown up, and the space filled
with wheat this created an abnormal demand for wheat, and not
withstanding a great decline in Liverpool, No. 2 Spring sold
freely at |1 48@1 49, with choice at f 1 50.
Com has come forward freely, but owing to the long detention
at the break in the canal, much of it is heated or otherwise oat of
In consequence of this a much wider range of prices
condition.
The export demand has been active, bat,
has tieen established.
as stated almve, a large proportion of the purchases yesterday
were reji-cted, and to day prime dry samples of Western mixed
brought 73(g75, wliile the poorest qualities sold at 66<g68, being
available to home buyers, or requiring to go to store to Xm dried
or cooled. Yellow sold at 76@78c for Western and Southern and
White, 76c for Western.
Rye has sold in a small way at full prices. The season (or
Barley is over. Canada Peas are nearly nominal at $1 llVgl 16
in l)ond. Oats have l)een in light supply, but with a very limited
demand prices have i)een weak and unsettled, the market cloeing
lower, with sales at 67@68c for prime cargoes afloat.
The following are the closing quotations
Wheat, Spring, boah
$1 ISA 1 10
Flour—
Red Winter
Superfine
V bbl. $6 6013 6 00 Amber
do
45
6 15^6
Extra SUte
1 (8i
1
White
Extra Western, com1 TOl
1 80
6 16^6 50 White California
mon
'"
Com. Western Mlx'd,....
Extra and double extra
6
( 00 Yellow, new
Western & St. Louis.
White
7 85
Southern ahippV extras. 7
Rye
1 rtrade
and
Southern,
(15 Oata
7
family branda.
;
I
n
.
tion
and
have been
for export
:
^Actual exp. from
Actual
Hull k other exp* t from
ontporta to date—.
U.K. In
Liv.,
-Taken on
spec, to this dat»-<
1871,
bales.
66.310
4,970
3,700
1.140
1870,
bales.
(8.51U
7.200
4.560
780
aoo
«,S0O
64.210
158,940
American.
Brazilian
.
Indian
E.
1860.
hales.
84,660
14,990
10,680
1870,
balea.
88,819
80,8(8
1,811
3,126
78,675
1870.
bales.
141,700
48,060
7,900
11,480
447,300
1871,
bales.
189.818
17,784
4,788
1.161
115,710
17^160
103,690
370,410
668.430
188,088
318.711
_
6 10 Bariav
Floor, aapar A extra 6
1 OaB
Malt
Meal, western and
1 lift t 40
8 40© 4 10 Peaa,Oanada
Southern
The movement in breadstnfllb at this market has been aa follows
-Bzpoan raoH asw Toax.acnPTS AT iraw roaa.
Rye
IM
Com
:
.
1871
For the
Flour, bbls.
The following statement shows the sales and imports of oottoB C. meal, "
Wheat, bnah
week and year, and also the stocks on hand on Thursday Com,
•ening last
"
Rye,
lor the
SAUta, STC, OF ILL
I
Trade.
American
.
bale* 35,080
.
Brazilian
6.500
Egyptian
:i,070
West
Indian. Ac. 1.21:)
8,880
East Indian
Total
54,680
American
Brazilian
Ki^yptian
W. Indian, Ac.
Bast Indian...
3,600
1,670
70
4,880
130
1,070
Total
1,848
8.849
48,806
Total
Same
this
period
1870.
11,700
8,170
1,410
8ro,9i6
88,860
78,000
tt,040
1\780
8n,780
10,190
—
801,690
188,480
81,090
18,810
415,880
Bartey,Ac
Average
weekly wies.
1871.
date
date
1871.
1870.
16,110
5,7SO
4,000
1,070
8,790
810
11,100
47,900
.
168,811
IKOIR
81.811
17,196
186,080
118(888 1,118,01
74,354
5,445
404,001
.
Same
Since time Jan.
Jan. 1.
1, 1870.
1,173,518
(7,800
1,410,006
l,lll,8tt
4.888
ITMIO
7,8n
310.631
81(,M)
1.150
(80,100
B1^900
tK,t»
17\»44
Since
Jan. 1.
For tha
Slaoa
Jan. 1
week.
tr,8Bi
780,117
1, 18
40,844
4,187,117 184.875
(,848
1,940,884
80.418
80,847
K7»4
4.8)8,488
tlTJM
ll.Mi
8
8.108
lt1,lM
.m
" 108,867 1.366.411 1.177.635
OaU
The following tables, prepared (or The Chronicle b' Mr. E
York Produce Exchange, show the Grain
H. Walker, of Hie New To
in sight and the movement of BreadstuSs to the latest mail dates
RSOKPra AT LAKE AND RTVBR POBT8 FOK THB WEKE ENDUrS
:
MAY
20. 1871.
Wheal
hnsh.
(snib>)
i^S
8,»M8*
week.
(1185
118,m
4^819
-WW..
1871
For the
1.754,880
(81,087
181,«71
68L514
188.078
487.188
80.8ai
88.818
755,966
177,177
88,481
118,190
1870.
86,710
8,810
8,710
78,800 1,383.470 1,161,780 63,(10
Importa.Slocka..
,
this To thla
18.430
81,5011,386,196
6,609
DBSOKimONS
week.
Ex- Specnlaport
tion. Total
4,540
6,330 4^8eo
To
This
week.
this
\
I
week.
Total
•
t
Corn
hash
Uau.
Birlejr
hsab
(»Slh».)(iitlh-.( («Slha)
18B.eM 810,680 11.470
host.
Kye
•"tsb
(•« lis)
llljl
14,^10
S<,4B8
178,498
•,188
88,078
87.118
181088
1,178
648
W
..I'S
iS:SS
i«8
«:«»
Btt.m
usm
i.48Mn
808
.^
:
THE" CHRONIGJLE.
6fi6
EreviQa* we^ek
CorrtSJond'g week,
"
'
,101,980 ,,637,345
',70, 119,990 IjlSfi.OSS
'te.' 120,545 '7i.?,058
442,834
640,791
686,184
8
19,281
37,594
13,563
Sa.SjS
282,681
538,5«4
S34,924
»16,68X
1,121,^3
68B,691
306,315
81,449
64,754
'88.
'67.
'
«64,.30«
205,446
38,151
4,844
3,986
17,140
1871.
monr,bbl9
1870.
1,894,529
1,689,304
feh»at, bush
9,157,645
14,500.598
4,478,015
701,018
402,602
Cam,bn8h
Oats, bush
Barley, bnsh
Eye, bush
1868.
1,481,026
1869.
8,359,417
9,633,122
8,117,641
3,950,694
7.58,261
829,160
6,179.998
8,9.37,869
11 122,832
ll.&«,325
4,351,289
489,953
620,011
3,929,943
418,137
210,332
ToUl grain, bnsh
29,239,938
22,788,898
25,421,944
22,579,735
Stfrp^ENTs of Flour and Grain from Chicago, Milwaukee,
Toledo, Cleveland and St. Lonis for the we«k piidirg May 13,
'
[May
were as follows
Tea, black...,
t^ree.i
Japan
Various
Coffee. Kio....
Java
Maracalbo..
:
"^
Laguayra
S612iikKs.
7,7.'0 pkgs.
3.362 pKRB.
1207 pkifS.
8,337 bafts
3.021 mats.
4.018 baffs.
Com,
Wheat,
Oats,
bnsh.
bbls.
bnsh.
bnsh.
W^ekerdins May 80, '71.. 66,909 «68, 061 1,171,583
Wfeokendtng' May 13, '71. 91,885 1,2^0,828 I,13'),457
««[eslL«ll<)illBM:iy21,'7Q. 95;8»8 l,it20,S«i
372,5^
tWeek ending May2], '69.138,446 1,071,866 482,649
bh»h
278,339
3,477
2,56,832
10,'72«
12,735
10,556
S23,173
194,002
-13,873
11X11)0
2,700
,7,463
Porto Blco
Other
ports since Jan.
1,
J
M^7
neat,...
1869.
1,8«2,899
.bush.
8,337,846
»,2?l,ft)6
S,174.101
5,698,849
6.653,813
2,398,295
174,664
467,713
3.3i,«41
Bye.
160,229
Total
83,277,523
15,393
13,675,963
Wheat,
Flour,
'
At
^ew
bush.
'-'bbls.
York
TJoston
266,098
10,642
211,873
25,200
26,000
70,707
.'
31,5.38
.'
Montreal
27.647
Philadelphia
11,1.50
BaltlBwre
Mew Orleans
28,966
84,961
Total
Previous week
569,813
193,624
iWeekendlngMay 6. .161,499
;fVeek ending April 29.. 187,944
Weekending April 22.. 1.52. lis
•Week ending April 15. .160,643
!»88,6.35
at tlie
same
520.821
431,776
211,965
843,804
Tea
Tea
lbs.
(indirect Import)
*''^ffee
Ii)o
Coffee, other...
tagar....
Wheat,
bbls.
2,683.422
2:11,828
;»4,138
746.168
.314.495
14,.375
'861,776
252.a'7
84,300
4,P0O
6,400
8,814
3,806
],20o
l,8Si
New Orleans, from Jan. 1
.,,
'
bush.
bnsb.
4,88a,588
9.833,510
.3,248,774
Total Grain
I'ooo
500
5.90,589
Corn,
bush.
Oots,
bushels.
Barley,
-
'
bli-h.
449,188
17,876,998
.
Eve,
Diish.
60,938
The
Visible Supplt of Gkain, including stocks in store at
the principal points of accumulation, and the amount in transit by
tail and on lakes and on New York canals, May 20, 1871
Wheat.
In. store at
New York
,,,.>...
In store
at Albany
In store at Buflalo
In store at Chicago
In store at Milwaukee
In storeat Dulnth.
In Store at Toledo....
.
store at
Qewogp
In store at St. Louis...
In store at Boston
fvin store at Toronto
In store at Montreal
Oate.
buph.
236,588
80,000
103,100
261,298
'lO.OOO
10,000
261..'jn0
18,013
May 15.
9.34,427
660,000
65,000
55,000
69,961
808,100
1,694,672
•In Btfire at r-ailadelphia
.«Iu Rtor« at Baltimore
week
.iWaUir.phipments for week
On New York Canal
ii3J«iI
Corn.
bnsh.
1,53,294
825,458
87,169
377,087
7*1 store at Detroit
In
bUHh.
185,421
434,948
687,293
987,000
fihlpmcnts for
Tot«lin8toreandintrausitMay90,'71. 6.429,549
"
Mayl3,'71.
"
"
"
"
"
"
"
6,312,259
Mav
6.'71. 7,071,961
tMay 21,70. 6,771.4:16
April 29,'71.. 6,995,680
April 22,'71.. 7,083,436
1,134,033
Barley.
bush.
21,883
41359
boxes,
hhds.
bags.
hhds.
66,«61
fB,933
312,120
,«,S66
.51.TJS93
.
.
194571
3H,«35
209,657
KOjOi;
431 .2^
817.551
50.668
31,40«
174,aiJ
.222.7.39
88S48
been
fair,
-
8«B,S9«
181,»2
154,965
but not tausually active, with
Black.
Creen.
1871
11,961,339
1870
Il.a2.406
12.0'8.119
11.416,766
the'
market show-
1,110
1,600
5,481
'88,171
34,244
12,000
55,000
45,000
164,477
1,007,108
60,000
25.000
103.110
1,344,291
290,143
41,728
1,488,285
219,029
1,568,0.39
3.36,772
1,836.620
1,829,426
413,329
253,819
410,183
469,228
....
COFrXlB.
upon
the
first
indication of a possible turn in their favor.
Brazils during the
week were in very good demand from the trade, and, as
compared with nearly a month past, there was enough stock changiog hands
within a day or two to give the market an appearance of activity. The call,
however, showed caution, and on subsequent advices by telegram via Evirope,
from Bio Janeiro, reporting a more liberal movement on United States
account, there was a withdrawal of bide, and business became slack. The
early portion of the
to while in progress had the effect to give the poeltlcm a
steadier tone, but holders were in reality meeting the oiitlet on
above referred
somewhat
comparatively easy terms, and, since the reports from the point of production
came to hand, have shown even more anxiety to realize, though at the same
time taking care to prevent any undue pressure. The regular steajner arrived
during the week with some 6,800 bags. At the outports the movement has
continued moderate, with no important change to advise on value. Our stock
of East India Is still entirely in second hands, from whence • fair amount is
distributed to consumers, and a c«rgo of some 4,200 mats Singapore was sold
by one dealer to another. West India eofl'ee is in very good stock, tbe general
demand quite moderate, and, though quoted as nominally unchanged, prices
want strength, and occasionally concessions are hinted at by holders, who
appear rather anxious to sell. The transactions inclnde 8,596 bags Rio, a
resale of 4,200 mats Singapore, 350 bags Savanilla, 450 bags Lagnayra, 2,700
bags Maracalbo, anfl 80 bags Java. At Baltimore 20,989 bags Bio. At the
close the stock of Java in first hands has been increased by the arrival here of
1B,000 mats, per Agincourt, and 1,600 at Boston, by Louiao.
imijorts this week have included 10,799 bags Jiio. per "Marie" and "North
America ;" 3,120 do Santos, per Priscilla;" 15,540 do Java, per "Agincourt,"
and 925 do sundry kinds.
The stock of Kio May 26, and the Imports since Jan. 1, 1871, arc as followH
New Phils- lialtl- New Savau. & dalIn Bags.
York, delpbla.more. OrlciinB. Mobile, veston. Total.
i9,Xi2
10.137
3,100
141,098
Stock
63,453
....
9,756
....
58,644
....
9,893
2,000
8amedatel67l
41,751
5JXX)
838
5,000
,3,477
'
in-
iDiporte....
"
In 1870
•
FaroAT Etknwo, Mav26,
Total.
89;71S,550
There has been a eomewhat larger amount of goods changing hftnds sjnce
our last report, but litUo or no reduction of stock, and though at one time the
general market .seemed to develop a steadier tone, sellers have gained no positive advantage, and at the present writing the feeling is again rather slack,
and holders, to some extent, discouraged in their hopes of a reaction. Buyers
evidently are still determined not to venture out of their depth, and withdraw
17.5,229
2,017,ffl4
2,257,t)S3
-
29,3.')9,330
6.003,378
The indirect importations, including receipts by Pacific Mall steamers' via
Aspiuwall, have been 10,598 pkgs. since .January 1. against 3i;49eiast-j"*ar.''The
Tea overland by railroad have this week amounted toBttpSg*'
....
65,214
82,657
12,725
20,050
Japan.
5.'-96,899
receipts of
QROCERIBS.
•
...bags.
iBlC
69-',753
41,751
20,439
101,156
.
;
sales
tBoston, Toronto, Montreal, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Albany not
eluded.
The market has been
68,«S3
1.
2«,7y.i,560
rnling firm up to'the close.' Throughonf, hoirevrt. Holders
have appeared quite welldlsposed to meet the call, and the aesortmbnt available was such as to render selections comparatively easy. The generSl stock
cbntlnucs 'full— is slightly Increased, If anything^— recent arrivals mbrc than
balancing the sales. The transactions during tile wieek embrace *,T80 pkgs.
Green, 14,500 Oolong, 5,200 Souchong, and 3,te Japans.
The imports this week include 940,900 pounds of Black Tea. per " K. Nicholson," from Foo Chow 651 680 pounds of Green, per '^ John Nicholson," from
Bhanghae; 19.755 pounds of Black and 653,217 do Green, per ".Stanfteld,"
from Sliangbtfe .518,870 do Japan, per " Koyal'Minstrel," -f rem Yokabonm
and 819,121 do Black, per "Sea Serpent," from Hong Koug.
The following taole shows the imports of Tea tnLO the United States (not
Including Sain Francisco), from January 1 to data. In 1871 and 1&70:
2,788
88,980
931,314
8,706
78,900
60,B10
101.616
17,276
4,673.023
4,129,918
4,609,726
t.887,941
4,009,646
3,857,865
lias
2^,566
,
JTonr,
,..;
pkgs.
bag3.
slboe January
1871.
29.359.830
10^598
ing about the »ume general features noted for a week or two past. All kinds
were inquired after to gome extent, and desirable grades "commanded Ifull
bush.
13,606
27,100
97,000
83,414
»»
Imports at leading ports
1670.
:
13,606
17,565
20,802
12,976
^
:
1868.
Rye.
Inish.
228,731
309,044
reduced
TBA.
KOJl T^r-
690,167
574,046
663,402
ports, excepting
1871:
bnsh.
135,057
16,160
41,275
127,983
76,100
35,000
112,597
934 llhd».
tcs.
'figures, '^<-!th prices
BarUy,
Oats,
2117,212
....
189,!I69
Eecelpts
Corn,
bnsh.
"JflSbhils.
....blids.
1 to
1.34
AND GBArM AT BJ^iABOABD rOBTS
%yEEK ENDING MAY 20, 1871.
RCCfilPTS OF KI.OUR
loUows
1871.
The demand
1871.
1,311,095
bbls.
<M(h>t..
ftqm .Jau.
other
stocks In ¥ etr York
at date.
Molasses
Shipments
from. tli?. game poirte
ZO^iiiclusive, for four years.
.C<pM^iAJm.TivE
DemerMA..
"Hhds. include bbls. and
I
1871, are as
Sugar
not iaclnded.
Pijrtr* l»ltb.
803 hhds.
Imports this week at this port have included 10,799 bags of Rio,
3,120 do. of Santos, 15,540 do. of .Tatrti, 4,297 do. of L^guayra, and
915 do. of sundry kinds. The receipts of Sugar are 7,489 boxes,
11,351 hhds., and 33,031 bags. Of MolasBPS 1,689 hhds.baiVe
In Tea the imports are 2,3iS,8S5 pounds of Black,
arrived.
1,304.897 do. of Green, and 568,870 do. of Japan.
The stocks in New York at -late, and imports at the five leading
agar
I/Qilis
bags.
Manila, Ac., lloai bags.
M'las'es.Ouba 'S.S^S hhds.
467 bigs.
3,617 b.tes.
«.Oll hhdi.
2,3SJ hhds,
Cuba
Rye,
Barley,
bnsb.
SnKac,Brull.
279 b<.gs.
..
OtHer
agar, Cuba..
'"t?.?!
i871:
Flonr,
27, 1871,
Th» entries direct lor consumption, and the wjthdrawala from
bond, showing together the total thrown on the market frir the
weelr,
.?,«1
17,938
CascPAaATivEASGRBGATE Bbcbipts of Flour end Grain at the
Mine ports from Jan. 1 to May 20, inclusive, for four years.
* St.
:.
:
.
SSl'tni
852,463
14,805
....
283.616
187,955
:
the stock at New York, May 25,
ports since January 1, 1871. were m^ follows
1871.
BOf other sorts
variable during the week, but without
^New
115,003
70,802
«.fl69
t.WO
atl,««l
8j045
694.^53
613,593
and the importe at the geveml
York-. Boston Philsdcl. Bait,
N. Orle's
2S
port Import, import.
stock. Import, import. Import.
In bags
wide flnctuati«ns on values, and there is no positive gain for either
'962
•45,3'.3
47
Jkva and Singapore
7,2«i
the buyer or the seller, though on a close distinction the first Ceylon
7,703
Maracalbo
9.706
Il,',f95
named class of operators mayliave slightly the most advantage on Laguayra
4,-^56
967
St. Domingo
6.971
14,067
5»
the position for the time being. The demand was spasmodic and Other
Hi
232,789
12,38-1
7210
41,359
1,400
"hardly up to expectations, while supjilies have proved sufficient in
49.071
Total
174,3:2
'.US
80,439
41,900
3,992
3.478
Same time, 1810
all cases for the outlet, with parcels in second hands here and
* Include! mats, Ao.. redDced to bags.
there offered for re-sale in view of the increased values reached
SVOAR.
since original purchases were made. Interior buyers still fail to
Eaw Sugars have not shown much general life, and prices have been rather
how any great amount of anxiety, though the supply of goods fame during the week. There were a few throbs of activity, but the movefrom the interior is now reaching the seaboard freely and means ments indicated that buyers did not Intend to operate freely, and aside from
natural temporary steadiness, the eflTect upon the poeltlbn was unfmportanf
of transportation are improving in quantity and shading somewhat the
The trade continues to be very moderate operators, and reAners, thoi^gh
in cost. Importers, as a rule, appear fairly confident of the future
buying fairly to meet a corresponding call for their production, are somewhat
:»Bd Qf^;supp4es,8pqji<igly.
,„
^i>4iS'erent.,beyoud the wants of a few ^ye ahead. The accumulation in store
iV
,
,
>
I
J
,
May
.
-
:
.
miU withheld, but lr,m luidlne paicali th« oArlasi harabofB fnUy ni|U*l
If no( In nccM of tb« miUol, ud In •ome
cikm Kll^ra r*>ort*d to > Irtning
•niuunl of pro«iiiro lu ordrr lo rpallit qnlcklr. There were it tlinn* ruiaura of
luge
(loit
of
•
miKir-Iiden twmU clow at hand, and tMi bad •omelhlOR of a
dspnaalofc luHiiuncc, tat Um ttocln iBcrmiiad in oiilf « llmlud Mtrnl< aod
H»e «8KraE>l« !• '«r frsM JMfe for th« KMiion. Aihodk IraporUir* w* And Jii«l
IK
la*
-
.
:
and with lh» production now *o mtniged a» to about «rm, uniform lone wae 'preeerred o« eslnee. Puwdn.
wu
.
.
it»mt«r beet
ablo to
Iml<l'
M
$%
'Bblillgton
liiA^aMsmrfaean la hmII atork asd demand, at trmjftrra * ale*
M8f ]» P«lZl. iir*«h«rlea^at«^lai at tk»«lM*|^«inTMiJ| *•!*
have not falrljr ItagniiL ,W« jf^t
from New itmf.
which tuivt' hrongnnKtWSpV
-
u
becti reallj aetlve, but •Mil the rtemand
lM|#l).
H'
dVlMa blltbar prlc.
bllttAtoMkfMMIaa
•bout
much cooMcDoe imirm ad >> wit-kii «(;o, In tIow of ilio coutliiund
hlAbcott of Sugar* al the poInU of prod ucllua, and the enUro abanica of
margin for proUt or even eipcii»o« on in«ny loin now Md down h*re, and thn
ewnat IMie /eaHng Itkmked npoa aa nerely the nataral t»rolt of the tall In
tni^ frsB whlek a revival I* hoped lor at aa early dar. Refloed Hoganhave
«erh
t)«7
aad eharriaa
PM^M are more
lo
Iho
;
THB GHRONiCLK
27, 187J
'•Mo UaMdnrtOK
1
.
i
ADVICBM PROn PIIODI7CI1VU MAI
>>'
'
report!*
fair,
•>" Ohfiia porta give llltlaof 'nlarHt
iih lb* 'fetal cnairact* for the I
la^aad Ihe ettMtk a4>w
«M«,fi
,,. .^1
outln, a
Al Pe
-'hrofi
nortiU
unn. ii»«n
•eareei and snlil HiaHf afcove rewlar qiiouilionK fiw i. ,.,,.In- KfiMTnl
•MaAetrctMea with a tamefreling camml. Mali-* of llnw emhrai-r 3.!»W hlidi'.
-Uata, part before arrival l,43»bbda. I^>rto RIen, .T7,'. hhdn DemfinirR, iS hhds
•Itew Orieane, «0-Ulde. varlona grade^ 8,987 boxes Uavana, and 7« hbtln.
M
I
<r
•IMhHlo.
IMporls at
InporU
"
New Ywk,
andetock
Ouba,
P. lUeo,
bxt.
•hh[l«.
7.199
7.UM
•hhrta.
429
thin week...
tiace Jan. 1 ISI.IUS
aanie tlme.TO \ii,X»
••
Bteckloantbanda..
Same
"
lOUM
J96»
vu.iia
•'
*bh(U.
baK*.
...:mum
b««.
bai
ii.m
•hbds.
SO.OH
s«iseUmel87D
9J,»lt
In first bauds.
•Uhds
•hhds.
•hUds.
m
W«7
J
sInceJan.l
10,015
!ll
"TO IS, US
189
3,000
1,912
a,L5i
a,lSJ
SO
.SUKar.
Ifew York
Boston
IST.IW
Phllsdelrhla...
iT,710
1S.9.M
Baltimore
^^'^
18?0.
I«,!i58
I»j0i3
Total
18TO.
16-1,216
43;567
8,439
iT,«n
sm.Si
1871.
I65.67i>
3«4I2
K,96>
i«.aM
21,583
'*Kew Orleans.
.-:-:—Bags.
1870.
1871.
288.00-1
214.05!
--rr'Hbds.ttr^
280,On
194AII
40,M9
8t,»6
)S71.
mil .'8
22(08
25,418
58.9.V1
31.(29
ft'AW
14 ass
16,rM
S3a
833,993
May
ISI,9U
for Jaa»lca
®M for Carthagetia'flo.
;
ConoaauU,
I
Weni
Mki;i;2
'*'«!.
- JPBICES
CCBB^MT.
The Follonrlne are BiiUnK Uaotatl<Hi«
On
the Forckaao ol
Band*'
la fiK»*
Siiu\|l ||i9M .f',l<^«*
* Fraction
">'<'
Higtaei
-Duty pald->
58 « "*
— -
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« 1
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flboc.
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do
•»
fex^We^'MSJiiSSiS
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Common
fl«t»erlnri'
KxHIne u> [linjsl...
.
ftwng.. Com to fair)
Suu'r to Hue.
do
do
Ex. f. to finest.
Sop. to aae. 4* 4. °0
do
Come.
BloPrime, duty p»ld.....go;d. 1»V<
t
#»ISrWHI
do kood....
s
:«8€'Sin-.^::-.v::-M-::{!g*«'<l
gold. 18
Java, oiataaud baits
Brown
I
;s)f
"
Native Ceylon
Mararallio ....
Lagiiayra
.gaM^*aii
|*k"D6mlaK^IOb<>iidii;iKi«J
-..gold.
Jamslca.
•»X
'
I
20
'
wear.
Cnl^ tul. to ooiu, reflolng.,,., ,2il«jM flsaittgW«J?§i.e?;."!?.^:;
dT^falrtogoodreflnlng.?.. '9t9^
Z
do
f»'ir'".?,-;5ood-iVoM.ry:.-::
pr. to choice ijrooerv..
bfirts.
do cpntrlfuKsl,
do Msladn,
.
4 bx«
m\k^
'.(^Hf
iKSftl'A'S;:
iW^^-'Sr-ft::;:.":;;;:
do extra C...
ardo
HaVa,iiox.br8; ***. JJo
TflTOw iugan
do
do
do
IMVtl , Cnished aa« craaolated.
dodO'UtolJ..
'do
do
do l< to 18. llHaMX Powdered
do
do
V
.
.
UMlMtKM.
Ifew Orleans new
U.
.V
fficent^l^lgal
iSSlSas™'^""'
Porto Rico
jgoon, dressed,
irolrt In
.JMsSi
3a»*la,lneas»...j!ol'l
»"
do
Mace
Penang
•
bond 8ii«.*H,|C*«ollBa
do
CaMla. In mals ...
Oinil«r,Rsc!.*ad AI.IKOId)
ff«fci(egve«*ks
cases
do
•
ihildaiiiifa..
Caba Muscovado
SI
1
—
a
«
nJKJ
9'
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11^ ,Pm>«r,l«
do Slnirai
81 ij
II
to
;S
^i?S?#^l
iPI
1
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I.,
w.— ,.....,2-
.i-x M.T
• ^ J^r-'-'fe-biii:::: fe'^H'^)!
a
Prnlta and Nnta.
IUtslns,Beeoiea*J!ew»iniatJ!n
1:
l.»v<T. r.0.
iS for J^imaica
for Baracoa do., and $30
»
la.
'
Bomestlc dried fmit are generally dull. There is no stock of »;ijr ,|^lnd
holibrsTcept apples, and on these buyers and sellers are apart In their vl.-w«,
olRtHng nolndiiccWenfs to tempt buyer* tobuyto carry o^.
get r
will spring up a demand from some source to help them
i-.<i.<i
'.'VhbMtaltxe. Sealel-* buy ooty oa «rdar* Or l»lgte|> aamaU itwa <>m
,«
I'
an
some time past. JoSbers
buy only such lots as they need to keep up
Bancoa Baiianas,. $1
IfX
''*
.•
...V...I
::
al dale
^s
p„tnT8,*e.
I,<!mons are more plenty, hut the beat ar«- firm In prie«. We-q»ot« Jlnealna
*">
and Mountain Oranges $.> .V*^, Sicily $4^5. lemons are quotwl at t4<iV>
for late and early cut. West India h»ve sold largely at fW?.12 per hundred for
» per thonsnid
;
"
"
HkMOMgC
In that qnlet state noted for
.
Bio de JaneUo,
ammMng
do
'
'
says:
Hy.on''8VS-i4'*rto*?aT'S!IS'g
•f^debce in the future. Layer Raisins are jobbing at $140 per boi, and it it
• tepBTted
that a dt*coant even from this price has been maile, but for full lots a
The stock is full, biK- hcM by strong parties,
«^kntcr wOnW havb io pay $3 4«
"who claim that the goods could not b« replaced at present figure*. Cur
A large lot
- lauta
sell alowly, mostly in small lots, at former prices.
Prunes have favored the buyer, especially
could probably bo shaded.
Turkish, and a moderate trade has been done tn them. Sardines meet T*lth
<'nlv the usual jobblnR sales, at abodt former prices, though small Iota can he
b id at thtaprice. Dates hav* sold to »ome extent, but at no improvement lu
Nuts have met with* fair diemand, and rule^lnnlB Twice.
I>r»c».
Koreign Oreen are In grod demand, and Oranges are very firm In price
,
MWW
.A*1M'*7
Co.'a telegram, dieted
Vtom Me.s.ir>i. Iloje&Co.'s report of the a«h of April we pole an artlre
detaafid for Com-e fAr llle f*)H1iljSW,'preVI»Ha sSleetof the' period
Thj last advices front. Enrane
to no.OOO baci- nt rolalivclv higher prices
reported a dull market, hnl liolders of CofTec were firm, and the Durket ewwB
aMakat date,
Trtal ealeU for month for i;ni«e<l' flned^
vtffin<g.
per d'emaboiU 155,00(kbaj;»; daily arrivals here averaged about 8,000
bags.
M,»n
Vessels satied lor Unitcit .StateK tluce March 24
\gi
VasHBls'ciearert and ready torse*..
'."w
Vcs*. Isloadl'K- r about to lo<d
aa follow* :
The slllpMchts frun .Ian. 1 to April 1 for UnlteA Stslo*
MTO.
1869.
IJTt
MjBs
vo.ym
bags.. 3i«*Ji
Rio
4.6«)
report a very light trade, and » ill
atsortments. 'Sahy Of them WTio srtll h*ve a Httlc more' stock than they need
Immediately are anxious to sell, and this accounts for the fact that small lots
•'*W Rais'litt can be bought low«r than fttU lots, hnporten ehowlag more don-
do
A
••
Slock
IWebanKP,
181,192
Ugbt, and though the available stocks are far from extensive there i* enoogh
•lor the current outlet. Cassia iudeed Is plenty, and a little tame in price. Pop.
per conld be obtained to a fair extent, and It is mainly on Nutmegs and choice
lot* of Cloves that holders have the position under positive control. The job.
here report a very fair movement from store and full prices In all eases, though
(1 50(3a80 for
Wright
Shlumente
The predictions of dealers on a small run of trade bare been realized, the
movement in a wholesale way up to the present writing proving extremely
Bahama PineappleN
.HOBgl^Ollg.., 4ig.4%>
be aSoat
Aaweof coffetforUDlCe«Bta>ea*tec*»d.«ll
"
"
SPICES.
The lArket continiies
«, l»7l,
hmMng
'InfUadloa tierces and barrets reduced to hhds.
,po:^^.U>^^lo.
.
Hha Coffee.—Hesars.
71/60
18,971
....
4JI,n3
known
to
1870
W,5
tBIO'
2B>,«i3
l.'Miiitir
CMskb...
,— Molasses. ~
^Hhds.-
WTTI
H^l
Mar.
ArrU
Total
leading; porta alnce Jan. I
The Importe df sui^r (ine.lndlnfr Melado). and of Molasses at the leading ports
from January 1, 1871, to date, Dave been as foUows
-Boies.^tt-"
_
.
y
fmi^rta of Snarar * IVolasaes at
.
niim
y
'i^
S,30!-
T.OJS
"-;
.£fe5™.:v.v.v.v.:^Mw''«-
bblii
W6
'
Mael
Teh
«*»^*-"-"-l?i?,R'e,rn,Vh„p.:.*ttaf5ffi?';:
.16
t^^
4,798
taruB tluie'69
OAKOO.-
.
WaaMet.
nateol
«;M..'."^.^-..v.»a»eii:;.,T*SSSi...
York, and «tock in flrat hand*. Hay Hi, were ae follows
other
Jl. o.
<".BIco,
Deuierara,
Coba,
same time
\ii.
88.113
ImpoVu this week
stock
nSSBi
dodate)
_^^
'
Orleaus.
New
*f
The foifevrng shows the quahtf^'W Te* iflmrt TW fb*- rtfflei «1al«* HlHOftl
^datas (not Incladtog Han ItmmiatMi, and wlilch haa not yet aolved
SIMM
dnctlon or from stocks intended for other cities along the coast. The mcdiniii
and. common i<ort6 which had commoured to strengthen aomcwhat lu symjia^
thy are thrown back into the old flat condition, and values are little better
than nominal.
Domestic Molasses is still something of an enigma to the
trade. In view of the extensive stock and the slow demand, but for the present
then la no inclination to force a positiou certainly weak, and the general
range of prices remains about the same as last week. Syrups of all kinde
bave been dull, and there is a pretty good stock available. Sugar Uouso
JloiaeaeS' also has sold with leas freedom and tfae feeUiig somerwhat weak,
closing at aoc. in hhds. and 24c. in hbls. asciiremes. Sales of 375 hhds. Cnbs
MMCovado, r76 hhds. Porto Klco, 160 hhds. Kuglisb Island, etc., and 450 bhis
at
SjfllMi
,..,:::::::;;:::::'''ffillBr
The market for foreign goods la without decided varlAlton. bnt If there 1)«
any change at all It Is rather against the selling Interest. Tho arrivals continue small certainly, and there Is still some dcnutnd for flrstdass Roods from
Doth refiners and the trade, but the peneral consumption has become somewhat diniiui.4hed. and the recent advance Induces a much more cautious spirit,
and la also likely to draw out better assortment* either from the points of pro.
The receipts
MjajlS
'.,
btaila.
IIM
9i,a'>H
IU.91S
MklTI
ixrofx roa r iva Ta aa* to v)iit« p st* t»».
aa follnwa
:,Melado
ni01.AS8ES.
New
I»<,4«t
.
ssfin
l.voo
IS,6W
l.tl,7!8
Al Koochow
Ai Toriuaaa.
n.lio hair.<k«at*.
cheala.
pf
other Bni<H,Manll«
'n,9n
ffi,9II
Uniaisn)
May K. wore
In llr»l bands,
Cuba,
oouMiaa.
i»i»-i«.
Al AlllOT
;
.11
(.jiyar
ih
..
irklsh,
I
,
nrjrll
.
I!'" Vnts
iKin>eru;«e>iir-...
—
do
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Bareelons
n>».
rdeau-.
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sric naisn
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,
THE CHRONICLE.
668
',9"?
Canton Ginger, esse
19 ®
Almondj, Languedoo
Tarragona
19H®
do
15 @
Ivica
do
15 ®
Slcllj', soft shell..
do
Sbelled, Spanish
@
do
81 @
paper shell
do
»
Peaches, pared
nnpared,Qrs*hlvE
do
....
....
....
3M®
Alnm
Sk-
4;<®
@
Borax
BaISoda,Cask
30
Bnlphnr
™
0 ®
70
UK®
....
31
IX®
3X®
Saltpetre
Copperas.
Camphor, in bbis
OutileBoapa
1
I
2
...
„
15
li^®
....
78
12
I
I
I
® 26
@ U
14
® M
® 18
Cherries, pitted
....®
PecanNuts
1«
V ».
* bush
Hickory Nnts
Peanut8,Va,g'dtofhcy do 2
com. to fair do 1
do
do WlL.g'dtobest do 2
S3
hf.
Bi-Carb, Soda (Eng.)
15
9
Blackberries
@ 29
® 17M
Orocers' DruKs and Sandrles.
box. 2S
fiQr,box. 17
Sardines
Sardines
••
—
—
KosoinSaltt
Sic. Licorice
Calabra
Madder
Indigo, Madras
50
75
50
20
12
gold.l
^
80
gold.
do Manila
Cordage, Manila, XandX.
do Large sizes.
do
Sisal
18
1«
SX
I
J^
*i
14
si
35
i»l 15
19
18X®
®
»
27 8. Grafton A 27 7^, Great
Indian Head 86 12,
do 80
S6 10^, Laconia
89, 12i do B
SR
f.1 11, Lawrence A H6 10, Lyman
86 lOi, Ho E
11^, Medlord S6
\\i, Nashua fine O S« llj, do R 86 18, do E 40 I4i Newmarket A
S6
Pepperein-4
II,
86 10, Pacific extra 36 Hi, do L
22i,do 5-4 25,
do 9-4 27i, do 10-4 32^. do 11-4, 87, Pepperell E 6ne 89 12^, do R
11 J, do R 36 13. .Stark
S:'.
86 Hi. Pocttseet F 30 SJ, Saranac fine
A 86 H, Swift, River 36 8,Tit;er 27 8.
Bleaohed Shbetinos and Shirtinqs are quiet, with a fair degree
Amnskeag 46 16^. do
of firmness in prices, which remain unchanged.
42 16, do
86 14i, Androscoggin L 86, 15J, Arkwright
36 18, Ballou i. Son 86 12i, Bartletts 36 14^, do 88 18|,
86 18^ Boott B 86 18^, doO 80
36 17i, Blaekstone
Bates
10, do R 26 8i, Clarks 86 17i, xJwight D 40 18, EUerton 10-4 85,
Fruit of the Loom 36 16, Globe 27 6i,Gold Medal 36 12^, Great Falls
Q86 16 Hill's Semp. Idem 86 16, Hope 36 13, James 86 15, Lons36 12^, New York Mills
dale 86 16i, Masonville 86 16, Newmarket
86 18, Utica
86 21 Pepperell 6-4 22i, do 10-4 S7i, Tuscarora
6-4 25 do 6-4 32^, do 9-4 47^, do 10-4 62i. Waltham
88 11, do
42 15i, do 6-4 22i, do 8-4 27+, do 9-4 82+, do 10-4 37+, Wamsutta
M
8.140
a
...
Trade has remained quiet throughout the current week, with
very small transactions either in first hands or with jobbers. The
only sales have been to city buyers or on orders from dealers in
the interior, and are light in the aggregate. The retail trade has
not been very active as yet, in conseqence of the continued cool
weather, and the demand for goods to replenish broken assortments is unusually small for this season of the year. It is
thought, however, that there will be a good trade during June, but
Dom:estic Cotton Goods.
—There
is
more firmness
XX
PaiNTs have not sold quite so freely during the past week, but cooAmerican 10+, Albion solid
tinae in moderate demand at full prices.
Atlantic
10+, Aliens 10+, do pinks 11 purples 10+, Arnold 8+,
fi+, Dunnell's
11, Hamilton 11, London mourning 9+, Mallory pink
pink and
11+, do purples 10+, Manchester 10+, \ierrimac D 11, do
purple 12+ do
fancy 12, Oriental 10+, Pacific 11, Richmond's
10+, Simpson Mourning 10. Sprague's pink 11, do blue and White lOJ,
do sliii tings 9+, Wamsutta 7+.
Printed Lawns and Percales. Pacific Percales 22+, Lancaster
Cambric 14+, American Shirting Styles 19, Americin Dress Styles 18,
Dunnells
Oriental 18, Atlantic 18.
Merrimack 16+, Dunnell
Lawns 12+, Pacific 1,400 Fancy 14, do Solid Colors 15, do Organdies
16,S^ragues 1,400 12+, Victoria 1200 9i, Atlantic 1,400 12+, Man
Chester 1400 14, do Piques 13+.
Checks.— Caledonia 70 23, do 60 22+, do 12 26+, do 10 21, do 8 17
do 11 22, do 16 27+, Cumberland 11+, Jos Greers, 55 16+, do 86 8
1 29.
Eennebeck 20, Lanark, iNo. 2, 9+, Medford 18, Mech's No.
Amoskeag 26, Bedford 14+, Beaver Cr.
20, Columbian
Denihs.
21, do
Otis
heavy 22+, Haymaker Bro. 12i<ai2+, Manchester 20,
Wm
in the mar-
brown goods. The lower grades of
some time past, and an advance has
been expected in some of the leading makes, which will probably
be hastened by the firm feeling. Standards are also more buoyant
and will probably advance before the fall trade fairly opens. The
demand for bleached goods remains unimportant, and the market
itself especially in
wholly unchanged. Prices continue firm, but we see no dison the part of holders to advance prices at present.
Printing Cloths are weaker, with prices a shade lower. Contracts
for future delivery are not placed so freely as they were a few
weeks since, and there is a prospect of goods settling down to
is
jjosition
Prints are
still in fair
request at steady prices,
though concessions might possibly be offered by agents to
Colored cottons are unchanged and remain
large sales.
effect
fairly
—The
W
W
—
—
,
I
—
A
AA
BH19.
— Amoskeag
12,
Orchard Imp.
10,
—
AXA
Bates 9. EveAndroecoggin
Newmarket 9+.
Laconia
Cotton Bags.— American *29 00, Great Falls A $32 60, Lewiston
$30, Ontario A $81 50, Stark A $32 60.
Beown Drills. Appleton 12+, Ameskeag 13, Augusta 12+, Pacific
12+, Pepperell 12^, Stark A 12+.
Albany 7+, Algodoa I6+, American 11@12, Amoskeag
Stripes.
17@18, Hamilton 17@18, Haymnker 1C+@H, Sheridan A 9+, do G 10,
Uncasville A 12@18, Whittenton A 16.
Corset Jeans.
retts 18+, Indiiin
—
,
.
—
—
—
TioDNGS. Albs»\y 8+, American 14+, Amoskeag ACA 29, do,
24, do B 20, do C 18. do D 16, Blaekstone River 14+, Oonestogfc
extra 82 21, do dc 86, 26, Cordis AAA 28, do ACE 26, Hamilton 20
Swift River IS, Thorndike A 14, Whittendon A 26, York3021 +
GiNQHAMS— Olyde, 11+; EarlstoD, extra, 18 Glasgow, 18; Gloucester,
Hampden, 15; Hartford, 12; Lancaster, 16 Lanca11+; Hadley, 14
shire, 11+; Pequa, 12+; Park Mills, 14.
MocssEUNE Delaines. Pacific 18, Hamilton 18, Pacific Mills printed
armures 19, do Imperial reps 22+, do aniline 20, do plain asjorte
colored armures 18, do do Orientals 17, do do alpacas 21, do do
corded do 22+.
Lowell Comoanys ingrain are quoted at $1 for super
Carfbts.
A
.
;
;
;
—
1
—
fine, 2
firm.
6+@6f c
64x649.
for full
these have been very firm for
their proper level.
X
36 20.
PaiNTiNG Cloths are weak, but only a limited demand at
ket for all cotton fabrics since the recent advance and firmer tone
in the market for the raw material, and a speculative feeling has
developed
AA
XX
commission houses are expecting much benefit from it, as jobbers generally hold ample stocks for all of their probable wants.
The market rules firm with few quotable changes in any depart"
ment. The trade generally appear to be in an easy financial condition and dry goods paper finds ready sale in the discount marketThe amount offering is not unusually large for this time of the
There has been one failure during the week that of
year.
Hoffman & Co., skirt manufacturers, with liabilities amounting to
about 1100,000. The assets are not stated, but are reported small.
This failure is not attributable to any unsoundness in the trade at
large, and it is thought even with the large amount of paper
maturing about the 1st of June there will be comparatively few
suspensions.
WT
A
•
THE DRY OOODS TRADE.
—
O
84 9*, Oo«iinouwealth
XS PJ,
86 11
dr S
Falls
10, Itjtiian Orchard, A 40 12i. do
8 Boott
®-ii
®3 20
®2 25
«
•.®
®
.
gold.
[May 27,187L
mos. credit, or
lesf
t
per cent.. iO days
;
$1 15 for extra super,
far three-ply
F^artford Compiny's $1 for mediu(n supermarket for woolen fabrics
fine
$1 16 for superfir
$1 42 J for Im|>erial three-ply, and $1 50
is
usual
for
goods
than
inquiry
with
rather
less
continufcs quiet,
assels $1 70 for 3 fr., $1 81 for 4 fr., and
for extra three-ply;
at this season of the year. Holders are firm and are offering few $1 90 for 6 ir.
inducements to purchasers in the way of discounts from quoted
1IWP0IITATI0«S )f (KV WOODS AT THK POKTOKNEW YOKh.
There is consequently less speculative demand from the
prices.
The importations of dry goods at this port for the week ending
jobbing trade, and few sales are effected except to clothiers.
May 25, 1871, and the corresponding weeks of 1870 and 1889,
Hosiery for winter wear is opening at a trifle under last year's have been as follows
quotations, but agents contemplate an early advance, and several
ENTERED FOP OKSUMPTION FOB TH[E WEEl ENDING K AT 26, -71.
;S71.
.870.
i869.
prominent makes are to be marked up on the 1st proximo. The
Valne.
Paps.
Valne
PkffS.
Valoe
Pktrs
592
$233,906
676
$251,834
$125,370
demand is light as yet, and sales are unimportant. Flannels have Mannfactnres »' tool... 337
Domestic
Woolen
Goods.
and $1 42+
;
;
:
;
been quiet during the week, with no changes to report.
Foreign Goods.— The only trade doing at present is with job
bers who are effecting moderate sales of thin goods for the sum.
mer trade to retailers here and in the interior. There is a fair
inquiry for jaconets and grenadines, as well as Japanese goods,
and the latter are held at stiff prices. Suitings are also in moderate demand, the principal call being for linens, grass cloths and
chambrays. Ribbons and millinery goods are quiet, at unchanged
and generally firm quotations. Woolens are not very active,
though importers are taking a fair number of orders for goods to
arrive, and the tone of the market is rather improved in consequence of the advance in domestic goods.
Wo annex a lew particulars of leading articles of domestic
manuiactu'e, our prices quoted being those of leading Jobbers
iittowN
Shektinc^ and SBiariNos nre firmer i" all tirades,
with a tendency toward
upon the oper)in« of
higher
prices
trade.
Amn°kea^ A 86
Quotations are unchanged, as followB
do
B 86 11, Atlantic A 86 12, do D 86 lOJ, do H,
Hi,
S6 11| Appleton A 8« II-2, Augusta 36 11, do SO 9^, Bedford K 80
:
:
do
do
do
otton. 493
tms.....
flax....
32:3
130,330
246,386
90,868
93,457
630
367
426
326
1,851
$686,411
2,425
266
433
Mlscellan'—iiB dry goods
To»«
162,472
287,795
114,760
126,258
Manufacturers of wool
cotton.
do
.
do
do
296
190
36
.
silk....
240
220
flax...
Miscellaneous dry goods
982
Total
Addent'dforconsu'ptn
1,851
*»
$113,983
do
do
MlBcellaneons dry goods
Total
Addent'dforconsn'pln
68
359
357
46
519
69
1,588
1,851
3,508
$277,a34
686,411
4,639
2,425
$398,648
943,119
Xotal onler'a at theport 8,439
$54.3,825
686,411
$1,230,236
169,6W
4,185
$1,583,682
.369
383
251
100
%,794
49,605
75,964
41,823
101,814
114,041
22,925
638,785
220,474
479
UABKEIr DtJBni*
$134,462
49,041
42,802
57,279
14,729
$1,341,767
225
2,718
8,677
4,135
•
$131,916
76,896
103,616
59,23*
32,408
$404,068
1,58.3,682
7,862 $1,987,750
THE 'MHK
RIOD
$77,746
27.616
452
$174,583
3.S4
15
197
81
10,583
45,261
10,468
118
111,261
121,316
77.901
62,868
646
2,425
$171,674
943,119
.
silk....
flax....
320, sge
759
!RIOT>.
$963,745
7,064
Total th'nnponm'rk't. 2,833
BNTETIKD I'Oa W*RRHOrT!<!Nt) OUKTV*!
259
604
$813,504
Mannf acturers of wool
94
cotton. 838
91,541
do
.
TRT(
1,318
1,187
1943,119
in-Te^HAWS FROM WARKH'tU BE AND THROWN INTO
THE SAMK
.
.
.
.
3,071
$1,114,793
816
181
1.401
$&37,1I28
4,185
1,58.3,682
6,686,
$3,121,611
Y
May
:
THE GHBONK^LK
27, 1871.]
Bankers and Brokers
EgUITABLE
STEEL PENS,
annimctured by the Orliclnal Inventor
or Steel Pi'un.
THX CKLKBKATKU dunbillty *ud pwfectlou o
LIVB ASaCBANOB SOOIBTT Southern
NEW TORE.
IW BUOAUWAV.
Assets over •
IncooiS
Will
^M
1
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li
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it,td vico-Preat,
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•TATIOVS.
BOSTON.
PHILADUiPBIA.
York.
Pepperell
Otis
Texas Cards,
jana mtiOKU.
Biaoox D. S>I>BI.<.
North Eastern Texas.
Oolleotlona
made on an
acceaalble points
JAHBS ABBUOKLB &
Co.,
nif)t>
Company.
Bates TUd, Co.,
Columbia Tdtf Co.,
AndroscoBKlt mils,
ContlmeatsU mils.,
Warren Cotton mils,
Laeonla Co.,
Boston Dock Co.,
Franklin Co.,
Tborndike Co.,
by
CO.,i
mu^
OordU
BANKERS,
Brinckerhoff, Turner
BANKERS,
BBTAN, TEXAS.
all
V.
J. O.
AWNING
"
KIBBY*
W. TON BQSBHBKBG
BTmaaTT,
&
C. R. Johns
STRIPES."
A Inll supply all
13
&
Land and money claims against the
State and Federal Oovernments ; make coUeoUons.
BaoelTe deposits and execute Trosla.
IS Llspeuard Street.
The
Railroad
Pnbllabed at 110
ft
&
Leonard
Co.,
BANKEBS,
Is
Gazette,
lU Madison
A. N.
L.
COMPANY t
TMBOOOH LINB
California & China,
and japan.
«i^ X-:^ THBOUOB FABBS-NEW TOBK
BAN FKANCI8CO,
••....
.
8tsera«e
.
|135 to |lSO
•
%9n
riss for the trip.
pay taxes aod adjust
Titles, prosecute
J.
lATBS,
According to location of berth
These rates Include berths, board, and all neoaaa-
AVSTIN, TEXAS.
sell real estate,
a.m.
10.10
Seneral Eastern Passenger Agesti
First Class
In stock
M4 PAUOpd.
t Change oars for NaahviUe and New Orlsana. He
change Ifom this noini to New Orleans.
t Changs cars for Mobile, vU M. a O. B. B.-AU iBli.
} Change cars for Memphis.
'* Change cars for Vloksbnrg.
Mfnr
cJ^^Miab
Widths and Colors always
:11a
MOpJi.
*
•JO pjn
UX) a.m.
Ua
*1
Vnltad States BantlnB Companr.
ajB,
Intermediate poinis.
kinds ot
Also, Agents
Co.,
AOENO
LAND
TBXA8BANKINO
A BXCHAMOE,
Pnrehase and
p.B.
p.m.
pjn.
ajn.
a.m.
aja.
lua Ar.
pjs.
13i» Lt4:.4> pjBu
Vii Ar.
ajs.
lOM
1.40 p.m.
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP
•
JOHNS,
a.m
(•OD
•.!»
•yj
Changs cars for Atlanta, Macoo, Montgomery.
Belma, weat Point, Eufania, MobUa, BavanBah,aBd
COTTONS/^ILDUCK To
And
Time.
*
&
COTTON CANVAS, FKLTINO DUCK, CAR COVBH.
INO.BAGKiING, RAVENS DUCK, SAIL TWINES
SEAMLISs BAGS,
*C. " ONTARIO
so^aosTB.
At.
M
IU7
una
NK.. OKLEAl/g
Mannfkotarers and Dealen In
MooreJ
Collections promptly remitted.
Correspondents In
Hew Tork— Ueasrs. W. P. Converse tt Co.
O, a.
«I0
M*
MR
MBHPHI8
"JaCKSoN
ATLANTA
MACON
,
.MONTdOMERr
MOBILE
,
Polhemus,
Wilson,
(Successors to B. M.
..
l.l«
Wo
t-M
tCllATTANOOGA... aO
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NASUVII.LE....-....jaM Ar. t-Ul
tUOBlNTH ........ ...lOM Lv. »M
iUHAND JUNCf .ONIIOT
UJa
Texas.
CO., N. T. CorreapondenM.
&
Moore
WASIIINOTON
ookdomsyille..
BRISTOL.,.,.
K.SOXVILLE
« Lt. t vO pj>.
as * tJU ajD.
UJ» PJB.
at
J. B.
JTefferson,
WXNBON, PEBKItra A
so's aovTB.
Time.
MUss-
•CLKVKLAnD
AQBNT8 FOR
>w
lur KlehaaOBd,
MsnphM, Cbattaaooga, Raatytae
Atlanu, Maeoo, aa« tsistsiedlaia polsla.
NKW YORK. NEW YOKE
»41 Chestaal street
New
KO
>Ma mail kouTB
BMa
TKAIM,
&E. Wright & Co.,
IVI«ON,;BI.AKEmAN TATLOB tc CO,
New Tark
At>.'0 AM. lor KM. II MoNl), and Points oalSeCesM
'
At*.20P.M. from
>m foct of Cortlsndt
CortUndt streeL
street TislUfv
illadslphla line. Iiy GREAT WOVft
Vork and Pbila
Orleans, MobUa.
S.
Grand Strmt,
Latwa
Misoellaneous.
by Dwilors generally.
140
ItflWifli
Aoluary,
Seeretary.
mUOAJI ALKEANDhB, Aa'l tecfy.
y^- SA:tH'I,K CAKD , containing aU the J.
14 Ifnmbore, artlallolly arranged and securely 91 A <M FranklU alraet
W Franklin street
Incloaed, sent by mall od receipt of XSCenta.
and
NKUr oaiilANS, IHBIRPHIS, AKC
noBLLB~ALL BAIL.
Prsalilsnt.
MAMnKi^ HoitKDvvk,
vented.
136
$IS,OOO,000
7,100,000
•
•
•
.
to •
UTAN
»ale
Mail Routb
OK THE UNITED tTATES,
pecoUar prooaH
of Carboulzing, and to llio great can talua In their
Butnufacture by the mo»t •kUlad aod uperlenoed
workmeu lu Europe.
They are a nearer approxtraatlon to Um real
ttPllili than auTtUng hitherto In-
For
Transportation.
Inraranoe.
SPENCERIAN
etion of these Peat *re uwIhk
669
St.,
as those
ofEVKBlT SATURDAY.
IT
34 pages, as large
CONTAINS
t
The Progress of New Eoada— Elections and appointments ot officers—Contracts Let and to
be Let summaries of Annnal Reports— U-
Groeebeck, Texaa.
IStli
and SOtk of Baek Haatlt
except when thoee da) s
fall
on Sunday, then the tfay
previous.
A Complete Becord of Ballroad Nemrs
TKBMJUtUS OF CKNTKAL aAlLUOAD
On
Chicago, by
KELLOOO,
a Weekly lUostrated Journal of
CHANGE OF SAILING DAYS.
Steamers of the above line leave PI E R N. >. 41 NUBTB
lilYER, foot of Canal Street, at U o'clock, noon.
One hundred pounds baggags
tree to each adalt
Metllclne and attendance l^ee.
Departure ot ISth touches at KING.HTON, Ja.
Steamer will leave San Francisco 1st every month for
China and Japan.
For freight or passa«e tickets, and all fartbar talormailon, apply at the Company's ticket office on the
wharf, foot of Canal
st-
F.
Instrated descriptions of Railroad Improvements Articles both original
and selected on railroad operation and olvU and mechanical
englneerlDg, and dlscuasTons of the relatione
B. BABT, Acaab
—
Wm. a.
I>obt,
Lata Fori
* Trice.
I
I
OBOBsa W. Jaoxsok.
Late Casluer 1st Nat. Bank
Oalllpolls,
Fort
&
O
oommnnlty.
BANKKKS,
This Journal
WACO, TEXAS.
Orleans Louisiana National Bank, Wheleas
Pratt. Bankers. Galveston : T. U. MoMaban * Co.
:
James Robb, King
• «
BANKEBS,
WALL STBEKT,
laaue Letters of Credit for Traveller
yallabls
all
railroad
employees.
Prlee #4 par annani, la adwaaea.
*
& Co.,
&
Williams
Nos. 40
tL
Bostwick,
43 Bzehance-plaee,
BOND AND
BANKEBS
GOLD COnniSSION BBOKBKS,
Make
liberal
advances on
THE LIVERPOOL AND GREAT
BTKAM CuMPav V will dnpateh one of
class full-power Iron
screw steamships ftosi
PIEK No. a NOBTU BIYKB. BTXBY
WIDKBaDAT
sa follows
NEW YORK,
AND STOCK,
Interest allowed
Liverpool,
prepared especially for stockholderiL
directors and officers of railroads, and
RKFaBBHOas AND COBBBsrosDasoi ^— Hsw York
WlBSlow, Lanier A Co., David Uowa A Co. Clnoinatl: First National Bank, MercbanU National Bank.
New
Is
For
(Via Qneenetown,)
CARBYINO THE UNITED STATES MAIL*.
of Ballroad Companies to the
Jackson,
all Fliat-elasa
SeeorlUea,
WTOMINO.Capt- Wbtoersy
M-BBASKA.
Capt. esard.
M->y n, at •
P.l|.
Jnns
P.M.
1.
at •
MtNNkBoTTA.LapT. W.PrecmanJuna 1 at IKAJI.
Junel4,at S PJI.
IKAHO, Captain Price
MANHATTAN, Captain Fors;ih..Jnaal7, at I P.M.
COLORADO, CapUT. F. Fre«man,June 11. at t >JI.
Cabin psasags, (BgoM.
Stseraga
,(X>ffii
ice
No.
a Broadway) laew^
Forfyelghtoj-gbU^^^.^,
ilffbS.li
He.aWaa«t.
on Dspoalt
In all parts o{ Europe, eto.,
TBBoreH
ma
CITT BANK, LONDON,
E. Judson
OB
E. JUDSOM
Heasrs.HOTTINGCEB ^k CO.. of Paris ALram
W.
CRKDITS and OKAFTS
Hawley
Bankers,
No N WALL
UAWI.BT,
&
Co.
BTIISET,
New fork'
Babtlbtt,
COMMEUCIAL
on
Oovernmsnl Becurltlsa. Itoeks, Bonda, Sold, KxLONDON, PAIlIS, and SCOTLAND.
Paper
boagbt
and
sold OM
Mercantile
and
change
ADVANCES QiaUe oh conslpunenu. STOCKS and COMMISSION, inuresc allowed on ueposUs,
wkMh
BONDS boaght and sold on Cor
be shseksdnr at tlghb
Alsn
'
ey
MUSC0GE£
HANVFAOTVRUie OOHPANV,•l
COLUMBUS, «A.,
aavrAaniBaaa or
kaattnce, DrllUncs, Taras, Bop«,*«.
«.r.k«in,Prsat.
W. A. •win. gee. A i^
.
:
Fubllcatioh.
OFFlfift'6r THE
OFFICE OP THE
P,apific,Mytijgl Insurance
COOTPAN¥.
THE NEW YORK
HOWARD
Co.
Insurance
\i;o
86, 1871.
the
1((|i.Trurte«», la contormity'fo the CUartCT bl
Compaoy, nibmlt Oia following
on ttie SUt December,
PrinLOtoB' received
Ht J«iittary,1870,
Premlunn o
Its affairs
484,340 67
^'«'-''^ «"
Januiry,1970..
t7,4J6.413 73
The Companr has tbe
Premium Notes * Bills RcceTvatJte
Itt
iSTO....;,,
.,'.•.
..••t5,8a2,733 55
';
the company, estimated &t.
Total Assets
Fremloms
St-
Tbe Cotapany has the following
United States and State ot
.
.
the Stock Exchange
Assets,
viz.;
New York
$8,343,740 00
and other Stocks
Loans secured by Stocks, and bUierwlse.
Real Estate and Bond* and Mortgages
3.377,150 00
.
A tranfcript
;tl,oii.iOO 40
SIX PKB^CENT INXKEBST on the outstanding
Certimoates of Proflrs will
paid to the holdera
Ahelr legal reprejentutives, on aud after
TUKsDAY. th'- 7th d y of February.
FIFTY PElt CE.\T O*' t'HE OU ISTANDING CBRTlh'lCATKSOF rilK COMl'ANr,0*' THIS IS8UBOP
1^66, will be redeemed and paid In cash to th^ liolders
thereof, or their-- legal rei^aantatives, on and after
TUKSDAY. thfi7'll day,oLFebr-jary,from which dale
interest on tipo portion Tetld(*mea will cease, 'the
Ccrtiit^ates to liu protMlcpd at tlie time of payment
aud cant-elleU lathe extent paid.
A Wlvfd.-nd tn bcrii t ot 1 nKNTT PER CENT.ld
declared on the net amount of l-.anied Premiums foi?
the year en(lin?De(SeinBer S15t. I'JTir, for which Cer*
tiiu-ates will he issued on aud alter TUESlJAI,thd
4tii day ot April next
/ By Orde^ ot the Board.
W
,
317,500 00
and sundry notes and claims due
Company, estimated at
Interest
339,353
OS
.
Premium Notes and
Caih in Bank
Bills
3,089,915 95
Receivable
TRVdTBBS
8'M35 45
,
$14,183,983 4a
Total amount of Asaete..
Wm. T. Biodgett
A. C, lUchards.
B. D. H Gillespie
certlficatea
ol
February next.
The outstaoding
oertiftoates ol the issue of 13C7 will
Tuesday itBeSffreAh
all Interest
of.Februai-y next, from which date
on
The
will cease.
certittcates to
time ol payment and oaacelled.
wbiflU
were Issued
inch payment
(In red scrip) tof
ot interest
certiScatcs
will
dividend of
THIRTY-FIVE Per Cent
Is
declared
on the net earned premltthis ol the Cotopany, for the
year ending Slst Beoember, 1870, for which eertificates
will be Issued on and after Tuesday, the Fourth ol
AprA
THOMAB BALE,
Fire Insurance Agency,
No. 62 tVALLi STREET,
NEW YORK.
INtORFOBATKD'1819.
$3,000 000 00
$a,408;7a8 06
NetAsKets
J.
CHAPMAN, Secretary*
H.
pniE & MARINE INSrBANCE
TRUBTSESt
D. Jones,
Charles Dennis,
'
B.J. Rowland.
BenJ. BabcoclCfV
Bobt. B. Mlntum,
Oordoa W. Borntaan,
Frederlok Chauhcey,
R. L. Taylor,
Geo. S. Stepboaon,
WUilam H. Webb,
Sheppard Gandy,
Francla Skiddy.
Charles P. Burdett
Bobt. C. Fergussoa,
""William E, Bunker,
$500,000 00
C. PlckeriJslll,
Lewis Curtis,
CfcarleaH. Ruiaell,
Lovelt Holbrook,
R. Wariea W«M<Jb,
aoyal Phelpe,
Caleb Barstow,
A. P. PlllOt,
William E. Dodge.
David Lane,
James Bryce, ^^^
DanleiS.MlllBr
INSURANCE COMPANY,
*
OF PROVIDENCE,
"
R.
ORQA;NIZ'eI)
Henry K. Bogert,
Dennis Perkiu,
AlexBbdet- V.Bl»k4.'
j,
'
CBA-RLXd DENNIS. Vlce-Prest.
W.BH. MOORE, 2dyic»'PN'ai.'
4.0.
UMWiMK^M
Vtce-Prest.
Room
—
for-
publifhed' in
no other paper.
A
fummary of
the daily tranfactions at
the Sob-Trbasurv, the
Golb Exchange
Bank, and the Cleawng-House.
'^Ia full table "of quotations of STtiuNG
and Continental Exchange.
The CHANGES IN THE REDEEMING AGENTS
THE OtTICIAL
TIlE
NATIONAL
BANKS IN EACH STATE, 83 furnlffied by the
Comptroller of the' Currency— publifhed
The
zd.
DAILY
*,>
daily paper.
ONLY
DRY GOODS
moft accurate and the
report of the
MARKET,
including a
full
Price Cur-
rent of ftaple and domeftic febrics, which
is
corrected daily.
A carefully prepared report on the
PRODUCE MARKETS, much fuller iq
its
than that of any other daily
a full Price Current
details
iournal,
embracing
semi-weekly.
A daily ftatement of the
cial
News
fuller
is
than that of any other!
iournal.
6th.
In
Editorial Department
its
the!
gives a fuller difcuflion ofj
current commercial and financial topicil
States';
American
and
in this
in
eQiedally
U-nited|
the
its
influence
ranks fecond to that of no other paper
INSrRANCji iCOMPANY,
^OF'PftbVib'ENCfi,
Receipt*
3F Produce, the Imports from Foreigii
PoRTs,*and the Manifests of Vessel
Cleared at the Custom House.
5th. Its City CoMMEHCiAL and Finan-
$200,000 OO
$415,148 51 than any other journal
Not A«Mt»
R.-l:<
'
in
the country.
'
O B GA, Hi B.K D 18 3J.
Cash Capital
i%S?l'SS9
51
$370,624 9?
Net Ansel*
^_^.
JTAS. A. AI,EXAN1»ER, Asrent.
7th.
Its
p*iCE
is
onlt about
one-haij'
that of other leading commercial papers,
and yet "its information' is
Fulter'arid In
all
refpects as valuable.
J.
b. JONES, President.
mal closing of the
BULLETIN
I.
1799.
Casli Capital
Samuel L. Mltchill,
Japee O. DeForest,
Robert L. Muart.
Wm. Stnrgls,
-
.....$886,170 6»
,
Wm
'
9.
Providence Washington
Joseph Qaillatd, Jr.
C. A. Ha&d,
Junes Low,
W.H.H, Moore,
Uenry Colt.
CO.,
SPRlNOFiaSLD, UASe,
INCORPORATED! 84
Cash Cwpital
Net A«»^»
I.
from the formal opening to the
4th.
Springfield
of the Board,
Gold Rbom,
3d.
iEtna Insufapce Comp'y,
HARTFORD, CONN.
next,
bf Order
Beoretsry.
regifter ot
tion
Francla Aloran,
Theo. >V. Morris,
Stephen C. soutumayd
Ca«U Capital
official
ftiowntg "every quota-
the
by no other
vvilllam A.Hall,
be In
gold.
A
Read,
John K. Waller.
JOHN K.'MZEUS. pTeBldeat.
WILLIAM LECONEY, Vlce-Presldenii
gold pl-emAims,
aud redemption
Jelilal
there-
be produoed at the
Dpon
A. Augustus Low,
Emil tieineman,
Oliver K. King.
Alex. }d. Earle.
be redeemed aud paid to the holders thereol. or their
tegtarepT-eseritatlves.o:-. ftud after
T. Bruce,
Albert B. Strange,
'
of the
PEUODICAL STATEMENTS OF
Adam
Moses A. uoppock
B. W.Buil,
Horace B. ClaBln,
W. M.RIcUanls,
A. 8.' Barnes.
Egbert Starr.
A. Wesson.
John A. Bartow.
including South-
OF THE NATIONAL BANKS, AWD
H.C.SouthwIck,
Wm. Hegeman,
James K. Taylor,
C. K. MUnor,
ktertln Bates,
Bli per cent Interest on tlie outetwUng
their
of proflu will be paid to the holders thereol, or
lega) repreaeutatlvea, ou and after Tuesday. Iha
I
William Leconey,
John K. Ms^rs,
lift,
ern Stocks and Bonds.
18.575 83
,
.'....,'.
ftitntmr^ iMT
»ii^txpenses.....ti;oe3,%3
.
and quotationsof every
sajOOOSO
.
;
Wmwosa
pertoB
Premiums
'
lossee paid during the saui^
»766.990 73
175,133 &i
advance of
_.
Reinsurance and other Claims due
tiuhscrlptlon ^oies In
Juoarir,
daily Tales
and the Mining Board.
The quotations of Securities^ not on
vlth Marine
Blslcs.
:
The
S5
edSt*tesaad other Stocks.... 417,918 SU
Loans on Stocks Drawing Interest. 3;2 510 00
Premiums marked Off Irom
eifl-
Security dealt in at the Stoclc 'Exchange
t76,5'!2
Um
papiei',
foUo-ivlns
Risks- nor upon Fire Blake dteoonnected
Stoclt, City, Bank
bracing
Aaaetst
OishlnBank
any daily'
publiftied in
'i'oiiT
off as Earned, during the
period as aiiove
^..-ISOG,"^ 79
Paid for Losses and Expemee, less Savings,
»15,3.'B'70
&c., during the sane period
42.670 03
Return Pi emiunis
joUcles have been Issaed vtpcm iMe
December,
The BULLETIN furninies—
Re1st. The moft complete Financial
No Risk* bar* been taken upon Time
or upon HnllB of Vesaela.
,
^fotltiimomit of STarluo ttemlums
laroito 31st
and Financial Journal.
Premiums marked
off 1st
CommerGial
First-Class Daily
|591,T61 71
Total araonnt ol Marine Premiums
This Company haa Issued no Policies, except oa Cargo
and Freight for the Voyage.
to 3lBt December, 18W.. »5i«0,«8() 09
marked
A
M
...,...$106,9-11
Premluma received trnm January
1 to December SI, U70, iucloalve
Marine Klsks.lrom
Policlei not
i
;tateraeDt of
187U
Oil
Daily Bulletin,
176 BROADWAT.
N«w ToBK, January 13, 1871.
B01LDINQ,
JW-TBnS FOLLOWING STATEMENT OF THE
«aaira •f,tlie Company. Is published In coa^raitty
with the requirements oi Section 13 of Ita charter
Outstanding Premtuma. Jannaryl,
IJ«W Tors, January
Seveatb
27, 1871.
laanrauoe.
Mtitttal
Bstctrns ot
[May
Insnranoe
ATLANTIC
the
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670
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Co.,
IN SOUTHERN AlVO IWISQJElI.I.AN£OlI^ ^itClJRlTIES,
No. 9 i«W STBKHT.
Iioam* NeKOtlated.
DEALERS
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btalo, drkli
luto.
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tM>i'mtu.il
report.
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report.
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90
i?i8l?s^td.v.-.-"v;:-.-.
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I
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|> lb
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to
SO
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IrgoU, renued
^gold
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28
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IX
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97
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crude
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bon^l
loi^
oil
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Cbamoaalia flo<ren, i> •
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gold
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41
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gold
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gold
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Tar, Wilmington.
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special
'
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'
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do
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Maracalbo
Bogota]
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do
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do
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do
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Montevideo
Klo Gr4nde
Orinoco
good damaged
poor
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lUUas
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roagh
Bugar,
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sua
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report.
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1.
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med.
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light.?
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V B 14 a
FKUITS—Bee special report.
ft
middle
Koa«|«|»^heaTT
FLAX-
BAGS
Caliromla. heav,«
'•
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R. Croix, Sdpfoof
SO OOaS:: 00
6 OOa^C <•
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24a 90
Ucrring.So.l
800 29
GUNPOWDElt-
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80
7
4S
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prime
H
M«>a«Urge.
MackerelJNo. 1. Hallfoz...
Salmon, pickled. No. 1
«l tee.
Salmon, pickled
Herring
V bb'..
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middle.
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rcporl under cotton.
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l>aaOA.A)iD
....
quint.
bbl.
Mac'rel, No.
.
21 UO
..«ibbL
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MMltertl„ Ko. 1. abore
Mackerel.No. I.Bay
Mackerel, Ko. 2, ••
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Halneau
Wblakaf
V
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....
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cui, (i
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garwood_
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Logwood, BtvJ>aui^.gold \fL
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1
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win
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27, 1871.)
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Iron and Railroad Materia!.^
Misoellaneous.
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AND
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99
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be
OAST STEEL RAILS,
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Cast Steel Frogs, and
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8c
Co.,
Buyers of Cotton
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89
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&
OFFICE 192 BROADWAY.
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RAILWTAY EdViPJnBNTS.
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aia>
CASH CAPITAL
SURPLUS
INDIA & DOMESTIC GUNNY CLOTH,
Gnnur Bags, Linseed, Jute Butts,
Socar.
Joseph B. Glover
1843.
30
&
Co.
Central Street. Boston
-
-
-
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$500,000 00
295,337 93
Casb Capital and Surplus, July 1,1869,
$795,237 93.
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usual rates.
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,
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ot Nenr
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Exchange on London and circular Notes
amounts to suit remitters or travelers.
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Abthue Paskei
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D,
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,
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Aud dealers In Rallnray Iron, Equip-
ment and
Supplies.
Special attention tu negotiating Railway, State and
County
317
securities.
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*
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Offices,
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AND
Williaf^St
FIRE INSURANCE.
North American
Fire Insurance Company
cltie
J.
Co.,
Rails,
Old
A/etsGoldS^o ^000,000
SYCAMORE STREET,
BK1.TBB 9T,
&
NEW YORK,
BROADITAY,
keel RaiJs,
40
&
P. PXSKtl
BUBBBOK FOOTS,
NO.
Cashier, Mississippi Valley
R. A. Young
ALKZ.
OHAtTMOKT TIBBAJtD,
^ew York.
Vibbard, Foote
45-
TICKSBURG, miss.
to orders for
as well as Old Kails, Scrap Iron and MetalB.
MANUFACTUKMRS OF
Fulkerson,
CORNER MULBERRY AND WASH INGTON
CO
&.
»«treet,
Railroad Iron,
Co.,
COTTON BROKER,
[esse
J'
Steel Material for
LONDON:
IN
AJfetsinihe
U. States 3)Ooo>ooo. Gilead A. Smith
For a ('ominleslon.
ic
other
all
S4I.RRATD8,
Brothers,
NORFOLK, VIRGINIA,
COTTON
PHILA.,
203 So. 4th street
80 State street.
street.
who give special attention
Insuianoe.
Buy Cotton, Grain, Ac, on Commission.
Refer to G. M.
CO.,
BOSTON,
HOUSE
FRONT STREET. NEW YORK
*c.
S.
NEW YORK,
MANUFACTURERS OF CORDAGE
taxes, collecting rents, etc.
H.
GOLD STREET, NEW YORK.
NAYLOR &
RIM DS JANEIRO, BRAZIL.
86 S !. CHAKLAs nT., new ORLEANS, LA.
Prompt attention given to baying, selling and leas
log of plantations and other real estate, paying of
Reynolds
Mains, Artesian Well Pipes and Tools,
Gas and Steam Fitters' Tools, Ac.
Railway Use.
isonds
Secncitles. Gold, Stocks, &c.
9t every description, boaght and sold on commission.
For tbe States
Mantifacturers of Wrought iron Tubes, Lap Welds
Boiler Flues. Gas Works Castings and Street
approved mer
Represented in the United States by oar House,
Brokers and Real Eatate AKents
Davis
Co.,
Haseal Iron Works, Plilladelpbia.
OFFICE AND WAREHOUSES
&
Wright
H€;nry Lawrence
Castleman,
Govarament
B IPPI,
HE&KU
H. Casti,»lu(,
Hawks
&
Morris, Tasker
al
commissioN merchants,
QENEBAL
W. N. Hawks.
ton England.
Snpply all Railway Eaulpment and undertake
Railway business generally.
chandlze.
of
Pros't.
Street, Boston,)
CHINA AND JAPAN.
(>y
Ala.
Si North DTater Street, mobile,
Trade.
Board
PKlCS WILLIAMS,
IinPOHTKRS OF
A ENTS KOR
AllGIISTINB
BROKERS.
Dealere In Money, Exchange. Bonds, Notes, Stocks,
and Real Kstate of every ktne. Special attention
£lven to safe ana nrofltable Investments.
Insurance nlacea In good Companies at lowest rates.
tc
Railways.
The Bowling Iron Company, Bradford England.
The West Cumberland Hematite Iron Co., Working
Son
KXCHANttS AND REAL ESTATE
mERCHANIS.
Buy and sell Railway Bonds and Negoclate Loans
Inaarance at JLovrest Rate*.
66 State
&
Price Williams
Co.,
COB. OF WILLIAM ST.
Of every description.
TEAS, MATTING, LIQUORS, and
Nav York Bx-
bangabr
«« O.
ST.,
Iron Ralla, Steel Ralls, Old Rails,
Bessemer fix Iron, '•crap.
Steel Tyres, boiler plates, Ae,
AGENTS FOR
Storage for
OVTH OAKOI.INA,
Had* and promptly ramltwd
386
babhxs
Bonded Warehouse GBNEKAL
RAILWAY AOBNT« ANIV
41
Snyder, Son
Collections
CEDAR
s.
&
Kennedy
S.
J.
merchants.
cominissioN
KsimEST. HimiT m. ba.kxb. johk
s.
'WtU.IAX B. MOBZWOOS.
ALA..,
OTTON BUTirro,
27, 1871.
BALUWIIV LOCOMOTIVE W4»RK!«'
LD, General Agent.
M. Baird
Co.,
6c
Ilmperial
PHILA DEL PHIA.
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
work accurately fitted to gauges aud thoroueb^
interchangeable. Plan, Material, Workmansblp
and ElBclency Inlly guaranteed.
Chi.8 i'. Parry,
Wm. P. Henzey'
M. Baird,
Geo. Bornham. Edw. H. Williams. Ed. Longstreth.
OF LONDON.
ssets .
•
.
$8,000,000, Gold
CHIEF OFFICE IN THE U. S.
No*. 40 Mitl 43 Pine Street, New York.
All
ly
Finish
Wm.
P. Converse
dc
Co.)
M Fine St., Mew York, Agents
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