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MERCHANTS’ MAGAZINE

COMMERCIAL REVIEW.

VOLUME

FIFTY-SECOND,

FROM JANUARY TO JUNE, INCLUSIVE, 1865.

iNTro §ork:
LLIAM B. DANA, PUBLISHER AND PROPRIETOR
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE AND U N D ERW R ITERS’ BUILDING,




Nos. 61

AND

68 WILLIAM STREET.

1865.




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ALPHABETICAL INDEX
TO SUBJECTS CONTAINED IN THB

MERCHANTS’ MAGAZINE & COMMERCIAL REVIEW.
V

olum e

LII.

FROM JANUARY TO JUNE, 1865, BOTH INCLUSIVE.

EDITED BY WILLIAM B. DANA .

Accidents, railroad and steamboat, list
of for ten years..................................
Accidents, railway, causes and cu re..
Albany lumber trade...........................
Atlantic telegraph cable.....................
Amendments to national currency law
America, the house of Hapsburg in,
249,
Anthracite coal, the price and pros­
pects o f..............................................

137
342
395
328
389
364
349

B.
Banking, currency, and finance, jour­
nal o f...........66, 128, 212, 292, 385, 448
Bankruptcy and Insolvency, the law
o f bankruptcy considered and ex­
amined................................ 100, 193, 280
Bank o f the Netherlands, history of,
Ac........................................................ 106
Banks o f New York, weekly returns
68, 130, 216, 294, 887, 450
Banks of Philadelphia, weekly returns
69, 130, 216, 294, 387, 450
Banks of Boston, weekly returns,.70,
130, 216, 295, 888, 452
Banks, National.................................... 67
Bank of England returns.. . .72, 132,
219, 295, 389, 453
Bank of France, weekly returns.. 73,
132, 219, 295, 889, 454
Banks of Massachusetts, returns of . . 71
Banks of Rhode Island,
do. 71,452
Banks of Ohio,
do. . .
71
Banks of Wisconsin,
..
71
Banks of New York State, do. 217,451




Bangor lumber trade........................... 397
Biography and engraving of Cornelius
Vanderbilt.......................................... 9
Biography and engraving of William
Sturgis.............................................. 169
Biography of Hon. Thurlow W e e d .. . 268
Biography and engraving of Abraham
Lincoln.............................................. 829
Biography and engraving o f Jacob
Little.................................................... 409
Boards of Trade, convention at De­
437
troit......... ................
Book T rade............................ 87, 167, 248
Brazil and United States, commerce
betw een............................................ 183
Bridge over the Mississippi at Fulton 145

C.
Canadian gold fields............................ 248
Canada trade, and depression o f ... . . 228
Canada and the Reciprocity Treaty,
75, 427
Canals o f New Y ork.............................. 238
California: her production, trade, Ac.,
for 1864 ............................................ 219
Checks, certified, are they money ? .. 449
China: Taeping rebellion; its rise and
fall...................................................... 88
Chinese in Cuba.... ....................
186
Chicago, trade and growth o f............. 289
Commercial chronicle and review .60,
110, 205, 287, 879, 443
Commerce and trade o f the port of
New York,..................................117, 230
Commerce and trade, statistics of
183, 230, 892, 455

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IT.

PAGE

Commerce between Brazil and United
States................................................. 133
Gold fields in Canada............................243
Commerce of the United States.. 139, 198 Gold fields in Connecticut................... 241
Commercial failures in 1864.............. 146 Gold, movements of specie and price
Commercial regulations.. . .163, 243, 460
o f.................64, 116, 210, 291, 383, 447
Commercial law, No. 17, interest and
Grain trade of the Upper Lakes........ 132
usury.................................................... 51 Great Britain, revenue o f......................227
Commercial law, Nos. 18,19, and 20,
Great Britain and France for 1864,
bankruptcy and insolvency.. .100,
trade o f.............................................. 400
193, 280
Commercial law, No. 21, The law of
place where contract is made. . . . 374
II.
Commercial law, No. 22, The law of
shipping............................................ 439
Hapaburg, family of, in M exico..249, 364
Cotton, trade of, in 1864..................... 236
Coal, the price and prospects o f . . . . . 349
Currency and finance, journal of. .66,
I.
128, 212, 292, 385, 448
Cuba, production and trade for 1864. 398
Interest and usuary, law respecting,
considered and exam ined............... 51
Insurance companies for 1864, Marine 166
D.
Insolvency and bankruptcy, law of,
considered and examined.........100, 193
Debt of U. S., and how it can be paid 418 Imports of dry goods, general merch­
Debt of U. S , statement o f ............... 380
andise, die............................................ 126
Deep and shallow o il: Petroleum. . . 185
Dry goods, imports o f ...................126, 446
Detroit, and the proposed convention
E.
o f merchants..................... ............. 437

E.
Engraving and biography of Cornelius
Vanderbilt........................................
9
Engraving and biography of William
Sturgis............................................... 169
Engraving and biography of Abraham
Lincoln............................................... 829
Engraving and biography of Jacob
Little.................................................... 409
England, Bank of, returns,.. .72, 131,
218, 295, 389, 453
Extinguishment of the Scheldt dues. 145
Exchange, rates o f .........65, 212, 291, 384

F.

Lands, public, mines and patents. . . . 86
Law of Congress—the loan act of 1865 390
Law o f Congress— Amendments to •
National Currency Law..................... 389
Law of Congress—Amendments to the
U. S. Internal Revenue Law.......... 301
Law concerning interest and usury
discussed and exam ined.................... 51
Law on bankruptcy and insolvency
discussed and examined...........100, 280
Law of place where contract is made 374
Law respecting ownership and trans­
fer o f ships, e t c .. . . ....................... 439
Late victories, etc., effect on price of
gold.................................................... 370
Legal tender act—is it constitutional. 259
Legal tender and national finances.. 271
Lee, General, surrender o f .................. 385
Little, Jacob, life of, with engraving. 409
Lincoln, Abraham, life of, with engrav. 329
Loan Act of 1865 ................................ 390
Louisiana, sugar crop o f . .................... 394
Lumber trade of Albany, Bangor, and
Toledo.................................................. 395

Failures, commercial, in 1864............. 146
Finances, national, how they should be
and how they are managed___226, 271Finance, banking, currency, journal of
69, 128, 212, 292, 385, 448
Fishery, annual statement for 1864.. 134
France, taxes collected in, for 1864.. 227
in.
France, bank returns of,.73, 132, 219,
295, 889, 454 Marine insurance companies for 1864 161
France, Trade of, for 1864................. 406 Massachusetts bank returns............... 71
Fulton, bridge over the Mississippi at 145 Maximillian in Mexico................... 249, 364




INDEX TO VOLUME LII.

V.

PAGE

Michigan census returns...................... 456
Mines, public, lands and patents . . . . 86 Railroad and steamboat accidents.. . 137
Mississippi at Fulton, bridge o v e r.. . 145 Railways in Spain—The Pyrenees to
Mining statistics. Gold mining in
be tunnelled...................................... 144
Connecticut ...................................... 241 Railroad, Pacific, to be com pleted.. . 144
Railway shares, prices o f ...........289, 447
Railway accidents considered— their
causes and cure................................. 342
N.
Revenue, prohibitory duties ............. 49
Reciprocity treaty— should it be con­
National finances, bow they should be
tinued............................................75, 427
managed............................................. 22
Naval forces o f the United States.. . 81 Report of the Treasury examined.35, 148
Regulations, commercial... .163, 243, 460
National savings and national taxation,
No. 2 ..................................................... 97
National banks o f the U. States..153, 452
Naval ordnance..................................... 160
S.
National finance with legal tender.. 271
National currency law, amendments of 389
Salt business o f Michigan......................458
Netherlands, bank o f............................. 106
Sandwich Islands, commerce of.........455
New York, trade and commerce of the
Scheldt dues, extinguishment o f... . . 145
port o f ........................................117, 238
Secretary of the Treasury, report of. 148
New York, canals o f.............................. 238
Shipping, law respecting......................439
New York, banks of,
Spain, its railways—the Pyrenees to
68, 130, 216, 294, 387, 450
be tunnelled...................................... 144
Newspaper trade.................................. 328
Specie, movements of, and prices of
New te x tile........................................... 229
gold.............64, 116, 210, 291, 383, 447
New York wholesale prices for 6 years 117
Sturgis, W m , life of, with engraving. 169
Statistics o f trade and commerce,
133, 230, 392, 455
O.
Steamboat and railroad accidents. . . . 137
Stringency in the money market, and
the cause............... ......................... 110
Ohio banks, returns o f . ..................71, 452
Sugar crop of Louisiana..................... 394
Oil regions, physical features o f.........336
Oil, deep and shallow.......................... 185
Ordnance, naval, armaments of ships
of war, etc....................... .................. 160
X.
Taxation, national, how the finances
should be regulated ....................... 97
Taeping rebellion—its rise and fa ll.. 38
Patents, mines and public lands . . . . 86 Tariff, prohibitory—why the gold reve­
nue is falling o f f .............................. 49
Pacific railroad to be completed . . . . 144
Taxes and revenue of England and
Panics of the past four y e a r s ...........287
Peace, and its effect on prices............ 181
France...................................................227
Petroleum-its location and production 89 Tariff, the new law.............................. 296
Petroleum, trade review o f . ................ 119 Tariff, decisions under............................471
328
Petroleum, deep and shallow o il.. . . 185 Telegraph cable, Atlantic................
Petroleum, physical features o f the
Textile, a new....................................... 229
oil regions.........................................
336 Toledo lumber trade........................... 897
Philadelphia banks, returns of,
Treasury report— the past and future
p o lic y ................................................ 55
69, 130, 216, 294, 387, 450
Population, etc., of Michigan................. 456 Trade and commerce o f the port of
Postmaster-General, report o f ........... 158
New York ............................... 117, 238
Prices United States paper,
Trade with the South,^rules and regu­
lations respecting................................ 468
63, 113, 289, 384, 447
Prices o f 16 articles........61, 290, 379, 445 Treasury, report of Secretary...........148
Prices at New York, wholesale, for
Trade in Canada, depression o f ........ 228
six years............................................ 117 Treasury, receipts of, for year............ I l l
Prices, how to be affected by peace.. 181 Treaty, reciprocity .....................75, 427
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Treasurer’s report, effect o£ . . . . . . . .

r.

62 United States 7 3-10 bonds, right of
conversion............................... ..
61
United States ten-forty loan............... I l l
Usury and interest, law respecting.. 61

United States, commerce between
Brazil and.......................................... 133
United States, commerce of............... 139
United States, national banks o f . . . . 163
United States for 1864, commerce of. 198
United States, naval forces of............ 81
United States, paper & gold prices of,
63, 113, 289, 384, 447
United States currency law, amend­
ments to .............................................. 389
United States internal revenue law,
amendments o f................................... 301
United States, the loan act.................. 390
United States, public debt o f............. 380
United States debt, bow itcanbepaid 418




G eorgs

W.

W

ood,

V.
Vanderbilt, Cornelius, life of, with en­
graving...............................................

9

W.
Weed, Hon. Thurlow, life of..............
Whale fishery for 1864.........................
Wool, wheat, <&c., produced in Michig’n
Wisconsin banks, returns...................
Wool imports, etc..............................

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