New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-04-07
The following Ia the quarterly statement OF the National
Ranks Of the CITY OF New. York.
TOsh....so37,7 1855 s3Jl27Go3e Dec. 46litsla


Totas.....s17 75O94 snI26326
The earnings OF the leading railways Of the West are
looked for with much interest, they not only nd
cations OF OF surplus products, but %
business generally We the arrival Of the first
cargo OF wheat Liverpool direct from st. Louis Wa
must have freight railroad from the FEATHER ~
Waters" to NewYork, so that freight be moved az
cheaply by railway by water and make 1t for the IN
terest Of shippers do their business here instead of
sending vessels down the Mississippi, with chances,
Of "snags" and sawyers," aud getting "agrOund" Or
OF being run into by steamboats, at night, during
heavy fog This city Is increasing in Its -four trade.
From speech made by the Hon Elijah Ward before tia
Chamber of Commerce, the 9th nit, take the fol-
lowing important facts Receipts OF -four grain
NewYork in 1860. 9s,759se4 bushels in lses, '&20i1
bushels-a gain OF lO,2l0i93 bushels since 1890
There truth in the report circulated Yesterday
afternoon that the Government would pay the May
terest without rebate.
Tho Funding bill. as we learn from the press in differ
ent sections country, is the theme OF discussion
and financial circles The following paragraph
The Cereiand Herald expresses the general opinion
the efectupon business until the question settled
by Congress:
the Pudding bill The diversity Of opinion IN relation TO 10 srts
g s "a certain extent tmbsr.ss sIe Of ali kinds tul ,qgs..
finally settled By Coge, there will be no 9,os to 'h'sr
mater is disposed . The better it will be Tor all
| As Mr. Boutwell, IS on visit TO Massachusetts,,
and will not return for about week TO Washington,
the street will be dull for the want of reports' from
committee from the Chicago banks, at Washington.
having declared that the entire business Interests ~
Journal offers this pertinent comment;
We cannot believe those gentlemen Would aos sf ' = fr
further from the trab List MoodaI psltoa Wa aroar,t OF.
especially The President Of the Board called particular ase-
After two DAYS BE number signatures On
ieng that there are on o en- 81 a Board o. d.a
business In the face Of this is Simply absurd to eAH 'da' -
banks there remarkable uSaDm among the Western ouss pubic
We ind in Tie Phladelphia Age the following timely
and sensible remarks upon resumption Of specie pay
Fea appear to be entertained and sometimes expressed Tat
the Of resumption Of specie paymeOt' It vii be dff for %
their IN Assuming that ihe nathai
banking to be Substantially pergeiad under tue plt
specie Before the war con vas we Oa avg T0S pr 1" .
nt,. notes; both Of which uuder the Es.oeaI ar =
the would far broader basis for redemption than a.
ths were sa5 900 Of Ssenbaes IN Circulation Is,
whole supply Of con IN the country was rlCo =. 'loaa trh
saye 81 ' boat 81 COO zoo ies ,er, AGO w io
.andanes es:ender tb Ibi embarrassment The OHs'.
from scarcity Of which 10 redeem heiL notes would ts ~
For the specie portion Of he
aapd .f,fr a''T.y q b s s Sa & states Sss
the same current value the specie the BANKS could be used pay
We gather the following items from the bank state
specie, $3.50 l7 deposits, S26s2sO9 circulation soJ75
49, legal tenders, sl27699ll The decrease IN legal
tenders during the week was S2Jol Decrease IN legal
tenders in tins city during the week s6I327O decrease
s2s9S9 Total decrease during the last week Of Legal
tenders in the banks in the three cities, s3,oit63s
Loans sO6 specie. .sa4sa; legal tenders $40
crease in loans the week s2oG5O Of depos-
its SITS 400; increase OF circulation, sl343s.
Boston is looking for enlarged domain by filling up tia
700 acres South Boston flats and also the niHg Of
the 200 acres between the mill dam and Cambridge
Bridge. BY filing up the 300 acres they estimate the
profit at s36I3sO0 Within IS years twO-thrds OF tho
present area Of Boston has been reclaimed from de-
The amount of customs duties paid in coin from June
3d. 1869 to March 3D. 1870 is sl3y45G25 50; curency,i
NO49374 s. Amount Of internal collected
in same time, sl2S s9O,2l1. Total, S2G5,il5,2lo 90
or the 10 grain elevators IN Chicago only are prvao
warehouses, ID being rally way eevators-the Illinois Cen-
trail Chicago Rock Island ana Pacific Chicago Burlington
and Quincy and Chicago and Alton each having GA heiE
line, and the Chicago and Northwestern s. This COM
pany during busy receives eco loads &C
grain in bulk, per day in Chcago-two miles OF coupeG
cars. - 1890.
RAILWAY, between indianapolis aud Richmond j. bSins
rcald with the hshjoint" rail- and put in excellent
New, London waupaca County, Wis has voted tax
OF $4,000 aid in rhe construction Of the Green Bay and
The Southern Pacific Railroad Company has flied cer-
tihcae of incorporation, with capital OF ssW0oo 5i
object being to construct road from san Francisco 1
san Diego. TO connect with the Southern Pacific aud ~
Paso Railroad. near Colorado River Gen. hOseeians -
President of the Company.
the Keokuk and Minnesota and the Iowa and Northers
Railroads completed. An increase OF the nominal
capital TO $1O,00o,OO0 was authorized.
The road bed OF tho Chicago aud 81 Paul Railway Is 10
be completed to Red Wing ready for the iron by the 's
Another section OF 40 miles OF the Superior Road -
graded ready for the iron the track laid 10
The Mobile Reg,steT q the LIST thus speaks Of tho
Pour years ago production msh mo ,.
Represented BY Last year sD Tue s p i ana s e p.e, u
gold settling balances .l~ays against the o'sd s'''
showed a, follows The cotton crop aiSS eo+s5. S.e' % g
crop wholly Southern amounted % sS",'O pes.a'
c shss .S s ss c. pei sS''s H. year Is.
$500 $3.50 d sorss.d! , .se. he l''i , ~;
cotton exceeding that Of any previous y't e,h,, o .
prosrs.. Of eos.sfaeio" ~Gie D."sr. Mad We. yo.
about or,T Thee additional tue roads sis'd, complete ,ta "a
oS. U.s into the is..l Revenue Department Than s2O
20 State taxes while their eeo. sA been gIs If onr
country; n. ni,,,,- ., then, ,oy,.
tia, wonderful ss.ratoss
50 .ss every TIA. EVERYDAY S.e.,.ss
per seos'eroe paper ee1eGe . tesp.a
t ss sS similar NJ SssaoS as rs. Is. G
expectation gold AND '6. no ssoe !1.' ~.
States SS.s % ~ ises stssSsa 1859 s!s'h
The stock Exchange to-day by vote Of Asa IN favor 10
llg against adopted resolution directing the Governing
Committee 10 proceed in their efforts 10 Obtain new
charter from the Legislature The next annual election
OF the Stock Exchange for officers, including iesusts
Fret President Treasurer Secretary ana one had
OF the members OF the Governing COMMITTEE VII oJ Ros
May 9, In view OF this election MI !" IL DUu
head Secretary OF the Board has sent IN the ioo""S
letter, declining denomination:
WV Ssw.2osk sTock kIsn.ssr. Sss rGsx April O. ~"
DsAR SIN: As under which have ens ~eoo U.s.
for the proper dsehargs important
snee beg through 0oru the Board tsA ."
didas for reelection. IN.
tate . occasion express sssoestrs my Appee-Aoa
kudHess have she-h NC ~
them ny Ss sss sss' 's, .na ass bad
omciAly eoaBsced With great opeet p..,.n s..tst,u
Mr. Rroahead has long been OF the most highly re-
snan,eD a. .e a. iuauential members VI the Exchange
J carres with him I'M his retirement the good wishes
Of all. 49,, -....-. -, ,,. pnn5inr,
Committee OF the Stock Exchange, who have ~ .nstS
ina s.l.cton of "A new every thing pertaining