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The Daily Dispatch: March 15, 1861., [Electronic resource], article 1 (search)
inia Stock, sales at $70. Bank of the Commonwealth Stock, hold at $ Richmond and Danville R. R. Bond,guaranteed by State of Va., last sales $ Virginia Central R. R. Bonds, guaranteed by State of Va., no recent sales. City of Petersburg BoadState of Va., no recent sales. City of Petersburg Boads, guaranteed by State of Va., no recent sales. Old Dominion insurance Co. Stock, sales Richmond Fire Association Stock, sales$ Virginia Fire and Marine insurance Stock, last sales$36 Insurance Company State of Va., sales $110. MerchantState of Va., no recent sales. Old Dominion insurance Co. Stock, sales Richmond Fire Association Stock, sales$ Virginia Fire and Marine insurance Stock, last sales$36 Insurance Company State of Va., sales $110. Merchants' Insurance Stock, last sales $72½. Va. Life Insurance Co. Stock, last sales $115. Virginia Central Railroad 1st Mortgage Bonds, last sales $. Virginia Central Railroad 24 Mortgage Bonds, hold at $80. Virginia and Tennessee Railroad 1st MorState of Va., sales $110. Merchants' Insurance Stock, last sales $72½. Va. Life Insurance Co. Stock, last sales $115. Virginia Central Railroad 1st Mortgage Bonds, last sales $. Virginia Central Railroad 24 Mortgage Bonds, hold at $80. Virginia and Tennessee Railroad 1st Mortgage Bonds, no recent sales. Virginia and Tennessee Railroad 2d Mortgage Bonds, no recent sales. Orange and Alexandria Railroad 6 percent. Bonds, last sales $75 ½. Orange and Alexandria Railroad 8 percent. Bonds, last sales $87½. Manassees
The Daily Dispatch: March 15, 1861., [Electronic resource], The Maryland State Convention (search)
The Maryland State Convention --Adjournment.--The informal State Conference, of Maryland, assembled in Baltimore, closed its business Wednesday, and adjourned for the present. The resolutions adopted declare that "the policy and interests of Maryland require that no action shall be taken by which the State shall be committed until the State of Virginia shall have determined the question of a proposed Conference or some other measure requiring the co- operation of this State." The Convention further resolved that the proposition for a Conference among the Southern Border States, by delegates deriving authority from the people, would meet the approval of Maryland, and appointed a Committee to visit the Virginia Convention and express to them the "foregoing assurance." "Those of the delegates who desired to go farther than was proposed by the report of the Committee on Resolutions, submitted amendments declaring that all attempts upon the part of the Government to "re-occupy,
The Daily Dispatch: March 15, 1861., [Electronic resource], The Maryland State Convention (search)
The official report of the amount of revenue received on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, for the month of February, shows an aggregate of $327, $51.77, which is an increase of $570. 86, compared with February of last year. The earnings of the Parkersburg branch (or Northwestern Virginia Road) snow an increase of as much as $4,389.44 for the month, but on the Washington branch there was a falling off of $3,561.43, and on the main stem of $257.15, which two latter amounts deducted from the Parkersburg gain, leaves the aggregate increase for February over the same month last year at $670.36, as above stated.