Annual Report of the Corporation of the Chamber of Commerce, of the State of New York, for the Year ...Press of the Chamber of Commerce, 1881 - Commerce |
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adopted AGGREGATE American amount Annual Report Applause appointed April August bales Bankrupt Law bankruptcy Banks bill Broad-street Broadway Bullion cent Chairman Chamber of Commerce Charles City of New-York coin color Congress consumption Corporation Court creditors crop Cuba damaged December December 31 Dollars Dutch standard duty elected elsewhere specified ending June 30 exports February fiscal year ending Foreign Commerce gallons GEORGE GEORGE OPDYKE GEORGE W Gold Government Henry hhds important increase insolvent interest JAMES JAMES S. T. STRANAHAN January JOHN July June 30 June 30th LAST TWENTY manufactures March merchants millions months National November October officers Pearl-street Port of New-York Pounds present President provisions railroad receipts resolution SAMUEL SAMUEL D Secretary September SETH LOW ship Silver South-street Special Committee Statement exhibiting Statistics on Commerce sugar tion tons Total Treasury unanimously United vessels Vice-President Wall-street WILLIAM H William-street
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