Annual Report of the Corporation of the Chamber of Commerce, of the State of New York, for the Year ..., 16. sējumsPress of the Chamber of Commerce, 1874 |
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amendment Annual Report appointed April AUSTIN STEVENS bales Banks bbls Board of Trade Broad-street Broadway Bullion bushels Canal cents Chairman Chamber of Commerce CHARLES City of New-York coin coinage Committee Number Four communication was read Congress consumption Corporation COWDIN currency December Dollars duty East River EDMUND COFFIN elected ending June 30 Erie Canal exports February foreign Front-street GEORGE OPDYKE GEORGE W GEORGE WILSON gold harbor Henry important JAMES JAMES S. T. STRANAHAN January JOHN AUSTIN JOHN AUSTIN STEVENS JONATHAN STURGES July manufactures March MATTHEW MAURY merchants millions Nassau-street National navigation November October parties Pearl-street Pine-street Port of New-York present President Rail-Road railways receipts referred regular meeting resolutions Resolved RUGGLES SAMUEL Secretary September ships Silver South-street Special Committee special meeting submitted tion Tonnage tons Total transport Treasury United vessels Vice-President Wall-street West WILLIAM WILLIAM E WILLIAM ORTON
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