The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-05-15


Due individual deposors. $40 w
Due to other banks and bankers......... 6S,s'! 20
ASSETS.
Bonds In the hands of the United
States Treasurer, with accrued interest
thereon ",
Eiis HE mot vet dne $50 Is
Bills receivable, past due and protested; 29,Il J!
Bills receivabic said t" be hypothecaed 100 52s Is
Furniture and fixtures charged at....... 5,oi7 20
Bayne Co s indebtedness called ...... IlI,lO 81
Due from national and other banks and 49,, .,
Minor items said to be used as coiate-
rails. lono. 20
Secretary of the Treasury 2,2i6 90
1t may be seen that the capital stock is
not entered above as liability. In an in
solvent bank, says Mr.. Bull, it may cease
to be liability, and become resource
under the stockholders liability clause of
the National Currency act.
Mr.. Bull gives these figures from the
books of the bank but he evidently places
no reliance upon their accuracy. The re-
cords of the Comptroller of the Currency
Bureau show that there are sixteen hun
drcd and fifty national banks in the United
States, with an aggregate authorized capl-
tai Of $Il4,92l,479. The total circulation
of such institutions amounts to l,3SS,-
775, which is secured by bonds in the pos
session of the Treasury Department valued
ut 1922, 7GS $50. About three hundred
and ninety of these banks have been, by
direction Of the United States Treasurer,
constituted Designated National Dcposi-
tories" for the reception of public funds
held by paymaStcrS, quartcrmaSterS, col
lcctors of customs and internal revenue,
and other officers of the Government. AS
security for such deposits, General Spin
ncr has in keeping bonds amounting to
over thirty-six millions Of dollars.
The Comptroller of the Currency, who
has received numerous applications for
authority from parties for the organization
of new banks, as well as for an increase OF
the capital of banks already organized, an
nounccs that no applications for an increase
of banking capital can receive attention
which cOntcmplatcS Il corresponding IN
crease of national currency until Congress
rcncy act ($300,O00, OOO).
The receipts from customs at the four
principal ports of the United States in the
week ending May ;, 1866, were as follows:
New York, 81, 253,0O0; Boston, 1920, 45l .33; ;
Philadelphia, SOB, $50 As Baltimore, $780,
266.24. Total receipts, s2,7OI, 277.O5.
MI, al
dav were s654, Si0.7l, and the receipts for
the last week amounted to $4,2l2 ,316SO.
The Richmond markets are extremely
dull. We have scarcely change to note
in any of our quotations. Bacon, lard, and
-four are very firm, and might be quoted a
fraction higher. Butter is few cents
lower.
The following are the wholesale prices:
ALcoHoL.-s5@$5. rs u gallon.
BAcoS.-Sdes, r@lsic.; hams, new, 22a2ac. |;
old, 2O62lc shoulders, DID, l51 l53c. new, lS8
Isle. Virginia hog round, l7nlsc.
BurrER.-Fair to prime, 4oQ45c. q q. In market,
pound rolls, retail, soc.
BRAspY.-French, slO@sls apple, $3.50; Phila-
delphia, 81. 4OllS2.75.
BEEswAX.-In fair demand at sec. II ~
CoRS.-95c 0sl. Very little in the market.
Corn MEAL.-Bolted, at 81; unbolted country
ground meal, csc.
CHFEsE.-Northern and Western 2a924c. Eng
fish dairy, 25@3Oc.
CoFPEg.-Rio, 24I26c. Laguayra, 2'US2c'
Java, 4oG42c. q h.
CAyDLEs-Adamantine, light weight, 22c.; full
weight, 2l12Sc. tallow, ledlsc.; parahne, SIC.
CIDER.-Apple, 35EIi0c. fR gallon.
CHERRIEs.-Seeded, 25Gl3Oc. U h.
CONCENTRATED LYE.-sa u case of dozen.
CoCHISEAL.-Sl. 40GSl so II d.
CoTroS There is but little cotton sold In Rich
mond 1t may now be quoted nominaliy al 2SU
Csc Virginia loose lots, ?o@?2c.
COTToS CARDs.-Sl2asl5 "a dozen.
CoTToS YARSs-From No. to No. IL, $3.50 /;
from No. II to No. l6. 80.
DRrGs AND DYE STUFFs.-Alum, &c; copperas,
4c madden, lsc.; indigo, $3.50; extract logwood,
IS; sup. carb. soda, loc; blue stone, lsc.
DRY Goops.-There has been but little change
in dry goods within the last two or three
weeks. Prints, lOGl9c.; satnets, 35c. OSLO
silks, 81 25@S3.25. Sheetings, unbleached, l2i
626c. bleaehed, l2kfl45c. bIeached, New York
mills, SOC. Ginghams, 25di2ic. stripes, 25aa5c. );
cambrics, l662Oc. cotton hannels, brown and
bleached, 35@iOc hannels, all wool, 4oG42.c.
Hoop skirts u dozen, Is springs, So; 20 springs,
$40; 80 springs, Sll5c Balmorals, u dozen, SA
@s45.
EGGs.-22c. n dozen.
FEED-oats, 6O@6ac. q bushel-very scarce
shipstuf from the mill, sOc u bushel Brownstuf,
from the mill, soc. q bushel. Wheat bran, 4oc.
Corn bran, 3oc.
FuRs-Rabbit skins, Q. cents apiece red fox
skins, s?iG75c. apiece; grey fox, 5oGSoc; muskrat
2Oc; raccoon CSC. opossum, &C.; mink, dark brown
s21S25O; mink, light brown, IL wild cat, 2Sc.;
house cat, loc. otter, safS5-latter price for the
best beaver, soc. u h.
FBRrILIzERs.-PeruvianG uano, SsO1sloo q ton;
Pacific Guano, SO - ton; Patapsco Guano, sSs
p ton Bone Dust, Ss5 D ton.
PIsH.-Herrings, Halifax, - .5o6s4. rs q barrel
North Carolina, $3.50 u barrel for No. ! $40 SO q
barrel for No. cut, and % "a half-barre for
No. roe behring's. Mackerel, No. l, SIS. 5O9Sio /;
in kits, $3.50 No. ?, Sl54sl6; No. ., SIS; mess
shad, in kits, %.
FLAX sIRD.-s2 lOGS2. 20 p bushel.
FLouR.--Market active, and prices have ad-
vsnced. Virginia family, tnominal,) $i4RsiS !;
Virginia extra, sle6sl3; supsrhne, 81. 7S9sis !;
Northern family, tls.sOasA; Northern extra,
sl2; Northern superfne, sIoGslo.O. The Rich
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