Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-05-29
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.

NATIONAL BANK STATISTICS. publications.
have been received by the Comptroller of the
Currency during the month of May, for the or
ganzation Of sixteen national banks having a
proposed capit~l in AL of 81, $50 600. OF these
applications $500, 90 is for the tate of Vermont,
Sl 200 UO0 for Massachusetts, 500 600 for Jew
York, and S250.t0 for Kentucky. The amount
of legal lender notes deposited for the purpose
of retiring circulation during the month of VI ~
banks in the State of New York; $2ll 100 in
Pennsylvania; S25l, 900 in West Virginia; &c.,
600 in South Carolina, and S79 900 IN Louisiana
The total amount of legal ten,:cr notes deposited
under the act of June 70, 1874, is S29IS o. of
which S23l, COO has bean epnsiied by banks in
Massac Iusetts Sc las 900 in New York; $780,
0 in New Jersey; 1891 $50 in Pennsylvania;
1886 600 in West Vlrginia S5I3 GOO in South
Carolina; S644 $50 in Louisiana; 81 0l,M0 in
Missouri; 81, i6i ,OOj in Indiana So, rs, 90 in
Illinois; $500 QUO III Michigan Sl13,0yO in Wis
consin $8lu,U0U in Iowa, and $500, 600 in Min
nesota. The Comptroller has advised The Sec
rotary Of the Treasury OF tho issue Of 81 ,234, 100
of national bank notes curing the month of May,
80 per cent OF which will bn Withdrawn in legal
notes Total amount Of circulation issued since
the passage of the act of January IA, 1875 IS
Sc, III OOO. the additional circulation issued
during the present month has been distriou
among the States as follows Massachusetts,
S2l4, CO..; New \ ork, $40 COO; Pennsylvania,
1887 NO, and the remainder in small amounts
among seventeen other Sthtes
ALEXANDRIA MARKET, May 29.-WEeat is
without msterial change since yesterdays re-
port; offerings of 1916 bushels, with sales of
white at lbs for strictly prime, and red at 10,
l22 and l25 for fair to good $50 Tor prime, and
1876 for choice. Corn is quiet and steady; oler-
ings of 1908 bushels mixed, with sales vt IS and
g. Ryeis in light receipt. with sales at 100
and l03. Sales of Oats at I3-quantity previous
ly reported.
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE The following were
the receipts by the Washington City, Virginia
Midland and Great Southern +. r. this week ::
Corn G932 bushels, wheat 1850 rye 80, oats
495, poiatoes to, corn meal 81, beans S, dried
fruit II sacks bronms 50 bundles, ground sum9c
&C. 80 b., four 4S0 bbls, Lumber 10000 f. tan
bark 45 cars, wool 229 sacks, calves 70 head,
butter trins, eggs ID bbls and boxes leather
"a rolls, hides 81 bales and bundles, sundrles y
bbis and boxes. plows 2 feathers sacks, fowls
2 cnops wood II cords, sewing machines fur
niture 30 pkgs, pianos l. iron 1881 lbs, rags
45t2 lbs, lead 20 lis, empty casks 81, spikes 8
kegs, wheels ard axles l. castings bdls, stone
cars cattle and sheep II cars
The following were tho receipts by the Wash
ington and Ohio Railroud:
Wheat 50l2 bushels, corn 1890 oats 2l0, rye
80 meal 100 feed So pot toes 45. -four l2j bbIs,
eggs Al bbls and cases butter 10 bbis and frk-
inS, fowls II coops, calves ~ had lambs a
head, hides 100 bds sheep skins 10 bdIs, rags
81 lbs, wool 80 bales, old iron 1914 lbs, hay
Cars posts car, wood cars.
Coal REpoRr-The following is II report of
the receipts and shipments of coal during the
week ending to d y:
RECEIPTS. tons.
American Coal Co........................ l,2i2
Hampshire and Baltimore Coal Co............ :, 800
j. p Agnew ...... .... 100
SHIPMENTS.
American Coal 80
Hampshire and Baltimore Coal Cu......... S56
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