Vessels, copper, 25 per cent.; cast iron, not otherwise specified, 14 cents a lb. Vices and screws of iron, called wood Walking sticks or canes, 25 per cent. Whalebone, product of foreign fishing, 12 per cent. Wheat, 25 cents a bushel; flour, 50 cents a cwt. Whetstones, 15 per cent. Window glass. See Glass. Wines, of France, in casks, red, 6 cents, and white, 10 cents a gallon; in bottles, 22 cents a gallon. Madeira and Sherry, in casks,cases, or bottles, 50 cents a gallon; wines of France, Germany, Spain, and Mediterranean, not specially enumerated, in casks, 15 cents a gallon; red wines of Spain and Austria, in casks, 10 cents a gallon. Wines of all countries in bottles or cases, unless specially enumerated, and all wines not enumerated, 30 cents a gallon. These rates will continue till March 3d, 1834; afterwards one half of these rates will be the duties. Wool, Angora goats' or camels', free. whereof at the place of exportation not above 8 cents a lb., free; exceeding 8 cents a lb., 4 cents a lb., and 40 per cent. ad valorem. Wool imported on skins is estimated, as to weight and value, as other wool. Wool, manufactures of, all milled and fulled cloth, known by the name of plain kerseys or Kendal cottons, of which wool is the only material, the value whereof does not exceed 35 cents a square yard, 5 per cent.; worsted stuff goods, shawls, and other manufactures of silk and worsted, 10 per cent.; worsted yarn, 20 per cent.; woollen yarn, 4 cents a lb., and 50 per cent. ad valorem; mits, gloves, bindings, blankets, hosiery, carpets and carpetings, 25 per cent, except Brus-Zinc, unmanufactured, free; in sheets sels, Wilton, and treble ingrained or nails, 15 per cent. carpeting, which is at 63 cents a ford, James Drake, Havan square yard; all other ingrained and Venetian carpeting, 35 cents a square yard, and except blankets the value whereof at the place of exportation shall not exceed 75 cents each, the duty levied upon which is 5 per cent.; flannels, bockings, and baizes, 16 cents a square yard; coach laces, 35 per cent.; merino shawls made of wool, all other manufactures of wool, or of which wool is a component part, and on ready made clothing, 50 per cent. Y. Yams, 15 per cent. Yarn, cotton. See manufactures of cotton; worsted, 20 per cent.; woollen, 4 cents a lb., and 50 per cent. ad valorem. Z. Baring, Brothers, & Co. Thomas Coterall et al. trustees, 1829 Benjamin Heywood, The Most Hon. Francis C. S. A Bill rechartering this Bank was passed by both Houses of Congress in the summer of 1832, but was rejected by the President. The following statement respecting the Shares, the Stockholders, the Discounts, and the Specie of the Bank, is extracted from a communication made to the Secretary of the Treasury by the President of the Bank, in January, 1832. It appears that the amount of stock held by foreigners is 84,055 shares; equal to $8,400,500, without including the premium. The greatest foreign stockholders or shareholders are as follows: President. Shares. 7915 John Martin & Co. 1236 Cropper, Benson, & Co. 1200 Gen. Sir Wm. Keppel, Maj. Gen. Macdonald, hares. 924 900 875 864 815 800 722 716 649 637 600 593 Maine, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Connecticut, New York, New Jersey, Maryland, District of Columbia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Louisiana, Tennessee, Kentucky, There are 30 or 40 others, besides those above enumerated, holding each from 300 to 500 shares. The whole number of foreign stockholders is 470. The domestic stockholders of the Bank are 3602 in number, residing in the following States. The number of shares held in each State, is given in the second column. States. Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Arkansas, Shares. },550 Shares. 500 500 540 Hudson Gurney, 500 538 R. & J. T. Barclay, 500 537 Sir Colin and Sir Richard 371 510 502 Rev. George Gordon, D. D. 500 E. Stoth, No. of Stockholders. 14 24 311 300 3602 No. of 498 *511 27 11,175 1,539 1,218 30,881 Domestic Shareholders, United States, In transitu between the different Transfer Offices, Total, 350,000 This number is 301 in the printed report of Mr. Biddle, which is said to be incorrect in this particular. In correcting this, the totals that are affected by it have also been altered. 2,787 51,028 1,531 34,235 2,725 11,617 2,391 40,242 1,981 119 258 252 556 50 167 42 195,830 84,055 70,000 115 These, at $100 each, make the amount of capital, viz. $35,000,000. Some of the largest domestic stockholders are as follows: Shares. 1500 Stephen Girard, Don Francis de Lazua, do. 800 730 Shares. 703 700 683 680 650 1400 Brown, Brothers, & Co., N. Y. 650 1168 Thomas C. Vanderhout, S. C. 638 1150 James de Wolf, 632 630 600 600 600 957 William Brown, Pa. 581 531 520 Robert Gilmore, Md., The amount of bills discounted by the Bank and its branches on personal securities, is $48,758,570.54; Bills discounted on funded debt, 18,850.00; Do. on Bank stock, 731,157.53; Domestic bills of exchange, 16,691,129.34; Mortgages, 205,396.66; Total, $66,405,103.87; Due from the State Banks, $3,944,847.74. The amount of specie on hand at the Bank of the United States, and its several Branches, on the 1st of Jan. 1832, was as follows: 513 Mrs. Mary Ann Gilmore, S. C. 510 500 500 $2,811,640.83 70,452.22 50,110.78 72,422.48 328,377.58 102,627.74 28,094.00 664,636.64 67,750.66 105,232.46 31,809.84 228,000.00 54,610.54 197,212.02 112,159.38 18,943.75 271,468.80 376,642.24 153,671.72 57,825.83 510,346.06 167,866.36 217,431.25 91,513.28 111,028.17 136,897.51 7,038,823.12 X. PUBLIC DEBT OF THE UNITED STATES. Statement of the Funded Debt; exhibiting also the Dates of the Acts under which the several Stocks were constituted, and the Periods at which they are Redeemable. [From " The National Calendar.”] Stocks. 4 1-2 per cent. Do., exchanged, 3p.c. (Revolutionary debt) 4 Aug. 1790 At pleasure of gov't 5 per cent. Do., exchanged, Date of Acts Mississippi stock. applied for, W en redeemable. 3 Mar. 1821 After 1st Jan. 1835 4,735,296 30 1-3 after 31 Dec 1831) 56,704 77 Amount of the funded debt, lat January, 1831, Deduct payments from 1st January to 30th September, 1831, viz. Also, payments made in 4th quarter of 1831, viz. Amount of Funded Debt, January 1, 1832, 24 May, 1824 After 1st Jan. 1832 1,739,524 01 1-2 after 31 Dec 1833 4,454,727 95 Statement of the Unfunded Debt. Registered Debt, being claims registered prior to the year 1798, Small notes, Treasury notes paid off, Total, Amount of unfunded debt, 1st January, 1831, 999,999 13 4,908,810 21 Amount outstanding, including awards not Amount of Unfunded Debt, 1st January, 1832, Amount. -8,891,001 07 -5,908,810 21 228 64 399 22 13,296,626 21 61 00 685 00 6,194,251 96 24,282,879 24 4,792,001 07 39,082,461 88 228 64 39,082,690 62 5,010 00 -14,799,811 28 $24,282,879 24 627 86 746 00 27,919 85 7,116 00 4,320 09 9,355 95 40,729 80 1,373 86 $39,355 64 |
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