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THE

MERCHANTS’ MAGAZINE
•1 V

AND

COMMERCIAL REVIEW .
i . LOU

W I L L I A M B. DANA

72502
VOLriBE FIFTY-FIVE,

FROM JU LY TO DECEMBER, INCLUSIVE, 1866.

Ntm Dork:
V ILLIAM B. DANA, PUBLISHER AND PROPRIETOR.




NO. GO WILLIAM STREET.
1866.

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OCT 31 1941

ALPHABETICAL

INDEX

TO SUBJECT8 CONTAINED IN THE

MERCHANTS’ MAGAZINE & COMMERCIAL REVIEW.
V olumh LY.

FROM JULY TO DECEMBER, BOTH INCLUSIVE.

EDITED BY WM. B. DANA-

PAGE.

A.

America, Resources and Prospects
of(Peto).......................................... 246
American Annual Cyclopredia (Ap­
pleton’s)........................................... 165
American Manufactures and Emigra­
tion ................................................... 877
American Securities in London, Prices
of.............. 78, 154, 229, 807, 402, 478
American Travel, Hand-book of........ 228
Analyses of Railroad Reports.42,126, 218
275, 369, 427
Arms, Breech loading.......................... 836
Articles Exempt from T ax atio n .... 321
Asiatic Cholera (Nelson).................... 168
Athabasba District.............................. 203
Austria, Army, Navy, and Population
of...................................................... 159
B.
Bank of England (Mercator) 117,258,
“ Returns, Boston. .85, 158, 235,
405,
“
New York. . .84, 158,
819, 404,
“
“
Philadelphia.85, 158,
320, 404,




382
320
479
235
478
235
478

PAGE.

Bank 'Shares (Monthly) Range of
Prices of, January-June, 1 8 6 6 .... 80
Bankers,Taxing the Sales o f.............. 149
Bavaria, Statistics of.......................... 160
Beet (Cheap), Preserving.................. 291
Biology, Principles of (Spencer). . . . 161
Blake (J. A .)...................................... 249
Book Trade (Notices)._____ 161,242, 825
Boston B’k Returns. .85,158, 235,330,405
“ and Maine Railroad (Analysis) 278
“ Semi-annual Dividends (Mar­
tin ).. . .............................. 279
“ Valuation and Taxation......... 307
Boys (The) at Dr. Murray’s . ............ 164
Breadstuffs, Imports into Great Britain 39
124, 271, 853, 424
“
Prices of.......................... 379
Breech-loading arm s.......................... 336
British America, Trade with 104,193, 271
“ AmericanColonies, E ast
197
“
“
“
West
199
“ Central America..................... 199
“ Columbia and Vancouver’s
Island.................................. 23o
“ Provinces, Trade with............. 49
“ and Irish Produce, Export of. 5o
133, 187, 274, 353, 125

VI

INDEX TO VOLUME LV.
PA G E.

British (Recent) Philosophy.............. 248

C.

California, Finances of.......................... 418
“
Debt of.............................. 418
“
Population of.......................419
“
Valuation o f........................ 419
118
Canadian T a riff...................
“
Trade ................................. 106
Canals of New Jersey...........................367
“ of New York.............................883
Canton Company ...................................416
Canvas and Steam..............................4 20
Cement ( A Wonderful) for Iro n .. . . 295
Census of Iowa, 1865 ........................ 297
Census of Wisconsin, 1865 .............. 285
Chesapeake and Delaware Canal. . . . 144
Chicago. Burlington and Quincy Rail­
road (Analysis)...............
275
Chicago and Rock Is’and Railroad,
(Analysis) ........................................407
Chile, Financial and Commercial Con­
dition o f .......................................... 146
Chile, Coasting Trade of..................... 148
“ Public Debt o f ........................ 146
“ Revenue of............................... 147
u Impi its and Exports of........... 147
“ War with Spain ..................... 148
Civil War (1 he) in America............ 146
Cleveland and Toledo Railroad (An­
alysis) ............................................ 217
Coal Product of Europe.................. 307
Coal Product of the United Kingdom 241
Coal Trade of Pittsburg .................. 189
Coasting Service, Defects in Vessels
327
in o u r .........................
Colby, Charles S. (Obituary Notice) 439
Collision at Sea ................................ 38 7
Columbia, Sources of the.................. 201
Commerce of the Plains.................. 57
Commercial Chronicle and Review. 71,
164. 228, 308, 394, 471
Copper Mines of C an a d a................ 263
Cotton Crop of 1845, 1866............. 355
Cotton (Great Britain and U. States
Trade)... 38. 123, 185, 291, 352, 4*23
Cotton Tax, Collection of th e .......... 322
Cotton Tax (The) and the Industries
of the North. ................................ 409
Course of Foreign Exchange... 78, 155,
283, 309, 402, 476
Course of G<ld 78, 157, 232, 312, 390 ,
401, 475
Course of Government Securities 78, 155,
231, 813, 401, 473
Cumberland Valley Railroad (An­
alysis) ............................................ 141
Currency, Thoughts on (Nesmith).. . 253
Customs Receipts at New York. 121, 152




Debt
“
“
“

of Chile............................... 146
of Iowa ................................... 368
of North Carolina ............ . . . 152
of the United States. 153. 234. 302
893, 448, 471
“ of Wisconsin.................. ....... 182
“ (Funded) of Phi'adelphia..470
Decimal Svstem (French) . . . . . . . 25
Department R e p o rts........................410
Diamonds. An Essay on .................. 166
Discount, Rates o f ........ 78, 154, 228, 308
39 », 473
Dividends, Boston semi a nual . . . . 299
Dry oods for 1865-r66. Imports of. 85
E.

Eng-and, Bank of . . . . . . . 1 ) 7, 258, 332
Reform i n .........................
16
English Panic-? of the present century 65
E uropean (T he) W a r ...........................

31

Evening Sr,ar ( fhe)—Defects in ves­
sels in our coasting service .......... 329
Exchange, Course o f.. .78, 155, 283, 309
602, 476
F.

Fallacies about Specie Payments . . .
Finances of California.............. . . . .
*■ of Chile...............
“
of la w a ...............................
“
of NorthCarolina.................
“
of Wisconsin.........................
Fuel—Experiments ...........................
Funded Debt of Philadelphia............

267
428
146
368
152
182
304
470

G.
Gail Hamilt n ...............................
166
Glory and Shame of England (Lester) 167
Georgia State Bonds............................406
German Confe ierathm, Army, Navy
and Population o f...............
159
Go d, Advance in........................ . . . 71
“ Couiseof 78,157,233,312,402. 475
Government Bonds, Taxation of . . . 36
Securities, Private sale
and purchase o f ........ 72
“
Securities, (daily) 1’iice
of SI, 156, 280, 813 404, 473
Great Britain, (Trade of) with the
United S ta te s..87, 124, 181, 234, 271
851, 422
II.

Hanover, Statistics of........................ 100
Hartford and New Haven Railroad. 427
I.
Illinois Central Railr’ad ( Analysis)47, 126
Imperial Mexican R ailw ay.............. 20

INDEX TO VOLUME LV .
PAGE.

v ii
PAGE.

87 New Vork Canals.............................. 383
“
City Bank R eturns.. .84, 158
86
235, 819, 404. 478
87
“
Foreign Trade of . . . 120 225
69
“
and Harlem Railroad
(Analysis).................. 213
207
“
S tite Bank notes (Schuy­
297
ler . . .
71
299
868 North Carolina, Debt of.......................162
67 Northern Nations, The conversion of
the.................................................... 168
Nova Scotia Gold mining.................. 196
“
Trade of......................... 116
Joint-Stock Banks in Ireland............ 67
Journal of Banking, Currency and
o.
Finance___ 82,152, 235, 315, 403, 478
Ocean (An) Race in 1837.................. 67
L.
Ogdensburg and Lake Champlain
Railroad (Analysis)........................ 369
Legislative Lobbying........................ 89
Lebigh Coal and Naviga’n (Analyses) 137 Oil Trade of Pittsburg...................... 190
Licenses and Special Taxes.............. 241
P.
Lindell House, r t. Louis.................... 54
Live Stock, (Imports of) into Great
Pacific Railroad of Missouri.............. 258
Britain........................ 42, 126, 274, 354 Petroleum in Middle T ennessee.... 440
London, American securities at . .73, 154
“
in New South Wales___ 294
229, 402, 473
“
from Pittsburg................. 240
“
Proposed water-supply for., 296 Philadelphia Bank Returns. .85, 168, 2 s 5
“
Stock Exchange—Historical
320, 404, 478
and C ritical.......................412
“
Stock Sales a t
. . . . 151
“
Assets of....................... 470
m.
“
Funded Debt o f ........ 470
Madras, Rice in................................... 306 Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago
Railroad (Analysis).42, 129
Manufactures of Massachusetts, 1865 326
“
Petroleum from................. 240
“
of Pittsburg................ 192
“
Its Present and Future.. 189
Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad
(Analysis)........................................ 220 PlaiDs, Commerce of the.................... 59
Present
(The)
High Prices .............. 61
Massachusetts Industry, 1865 .......... 825
Price, With and Without V a lu e ....
9
Memphis and Charleston Railroad
(Analysis)........ .'............................. 361 Prices of Breadstuff*.......................... 379
“ of Wheat and Flour in Eng­
Mexican Finances.............................. 307
land (10 years).................... 88
“
(The Imperial) R ailw ay... 20
“ of Leading Products.................472
Michigan Central Railroad (Analysis) 224
Prince Edward Island..................... .. 197
Mineral Products of the United King­
dom.................................................. 261 Provision Trade (Great Britatn). .41, 125
188, 271, 354, 425
Mines and Manufactures in the Mis­
sissippi Valley.................................. 249 Prussia, Army, Navy, and Population
of..................................................... 159
Mississippi Valley, Mines and Manu
factures in th e ...................................249
a.
Money and Banks (Tellkampf)... 95, 169
Quotations of Leading Stocks .81,156, 280
N.
313, 897, 473
National Bank Deposit Taxes (Olcott
K
.
and Spinner correspond’e) 70
“
Banks, Taxation of Stock­
Railroad Earnings..................81,398, 477
holders i n .......... ......... 82
“
Reports, Analyses of. ..42, 126
Nesmith (John).................................. 253
213, 275, 369, 427
New Biuuswiek, Trade of.................. 114
“
Chicago, Burlington and
’
Newf ui dland, Trade of.................... 197
Quincy Railroad............. 275
New J' sey, Railroads and Canals of 567
“
Chicago and Rock Island.. 407
New Oi leans & her material intere’ts 389
“
Hartford and New Haven. 427
New south Wales,Petroleum i n . . . . 294
“
Cleveland and Toledo......... 217

Imports of Flour into Great Britain.
“
of Dry Goods into G. Britain
“
of Wheat into Great Britain
Internal Revenue Report..................
International Railway (Nova Scotia,
&c.)..................................................
Iowa, Census of..................................
“ Cities and Towns of................
“ Finances o f ..............................
Irish Joint-Stock B anks....................




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PAGE.

PA G E.

Kailvoad Illinois Central.............. 47, 186
“
Memphis and Charleston.. 861
“
Michigan Central....................227
“
Ogdensburg & Lake Cham­
plain................................ 869
“
Pacific of Missouri. ............. 858
“
Panama and English Capi­
talists............................... 203
“
Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and
Chicago..................... 42, 12
“
St. Louis, Alton and Terre
H aute.............................. 132
“
Southwestern (Mo.) Branch 257
“
Virginia Central.................. 431
Railroads (Our)................................... 93
“
and Canals of New Jersey. 867
Rice Crop for 1866............................ 238
“ in Madras.................................... 806
Reform in England............................ 16

Taxation Proposed Reduction of....... 372
“
in the United Kingdom
(P eto ).............................. 242
Taxing the Sales of Bankers............ 49
Tea Cultivation.................................. 281
Telegraph Law of the United States 324
Tellkampf (J. L.)................................ 95
Textile, A n e w .................................. 891
Thoughts on the Currency................ 258
Trade with British America (Taylor)
104, 193, 271
“ of Great Britain with the Uni­
ted States........ 37, 122, 184, 271
851, 422
" (Foreign) of New Y o rk .. . 120, 226
Treasure movement............... 77, 157, 284
812, 399, 476
Treasury, Report of the Secretary of 442

S.

St Lawrence, Navigation of th e .. . . 206
St. Louis, Alton cfc Terre Haute R.R. 132
bt. Louis—the commercial centre of
North Am erica................................ 68
Secretary of the Treasury’s Report
for 1865-66 .................................... 392
Shark fishery in Norway.................... 239
Shipping entered and cleared British
ports.......... 42, 123, 188, 275, 854, 426
Silk Spider of South Carolina.......... 68
Smith (Goldwin) on the Civil War in
America.......................................... 166
Southwestern (Missouri) Branch R. R 269
South Carolina, Silk Spider of.......... 68
Specie Payments, Fallacies about.. . 267
Stockholders in National Banks, Tax­
ation o f ........................................... 82
Stocks. Quotations of leading.. . .79, 156
230, 813, 897, 473
Stocks, monthly range of prices o f.. 80
Stock Bales at Philadelphia (JanJune) 151
Strikes, The........................................ 63
Submarine Cables of the W o rld .... 240
Suez Canal.......................................... 830
Systeme Metrique.............................. 24

tr.
United States Debtl53,236,302, 393
Trade ot Great Britain
with th e ..37, 122,
271, 351,
“
Receipts and Expenses
for 1865-66............
Receipts & expenses of
“
Tonnage of.................

471
184
422
892
442
455

V.

Virginia Central Railroad....................481
W.
War, The European............................ 31
Warehouse MoveTnent at New York 121
Waterhouse (S. I.)..............................

63

Weights and Measures.............

28

Whaling (Our) F l e e t ... ................... 305

Wheat and Flour (Imports of) into
Great Britain.............. 87,186, 353, 426
Wheat and Flour, Prices of (ten
years)................................................ 88

Wisconsin, Debt, Finances and Popu­
lation............................... 182
“
Population of Cities, <tc.. 286
Wool Trade Under the New Tariff.. 374
World-girdle.......................................... 407
Wycliflites, or England in the Fif­
T.
teenth Century................................ ....
Tariff Bill............................................ 210

Y.
Tariff, Revision of (McCulloch).......... 828
Taxation, art cles exempt from......... 321 Young Men, Improvement of the
i
“
of Government bonds........ 36
Social Condition of............................. 434