The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-15

The Directors OF the Iowa Central Railroad Company
have decided 70 make immediate surveys from Cedar
Falls 10 tho Missouri State line; open stock and sub
crpton books In each county through which the road
10 70 paS; and 10 work soon % tho requi
$40 Of stock to insure tho grading shall have
been subscribed The road 10 10 pass through Abba,
EddyviIis, Oskaloosa Toledo and Cedar Falls
The debt Of the State Of Kansas the close Of 1854
as $3.50 500 Since that time there have been issued
S26 900 OF seven per bonds and 900 OF elk per
cent bonds The balance she Treasury st the close Of
che previous year Sill ISL which, with the receipts
during the last year. amounted TO ta7a,7es Tho dis
bursemsnss during tho same period were 333l $685.
leaving balance the beginning OF the present year Of
el2,i2o.
The total value Of foreign exports from the port OF
Portland Me-. during the last three months was ~ fol-
lows
Observation-Disclosures. 1855 1s3
suV.'....... '''.'.'''''''''''''''''''' '.
! ro,.,...................Siii,. AVS
Tue following letter from the once Of tho United Staten
Comptroller OF the Currency, 10 reply W one making 10
quries concerning the relative proportion VI national
banking capital allowed 10 the various sasss and espe-
ciaily with regard 70 ths published ssersrs that no
more charters would be issued 10 Penusyvsea will be
found TO posssss much Interest 81 the prsssri tms-
TRsAsuar DsrAsrxrx1
OYuCY on COMPTROLLER % SuI CrRRsro7.
WASHINGTON, August 2, 1sob. J
Your letter OF the 9Th INST 70 received. The smeno
meut 10 section Il OF the Currency act passed March B.
1885, provided that $3.50 900 Of the amount OF crcu
iaon contemplated by said act should be apportoued
the different States according TO representative popu-
<ou and $3.50 900 600 according To existing banking
capital resources and business Of the several states
The amount allotted to New York upon representative
population SIS 53s $780, to Pennsylvania e13 500
Ohio S11,173 500 Upon existing banking capital, re-
sources business &C. TO New York, $50 935, oo0 Penn
Sylvania, S12e45, 900; Ohio, $o,45o0 600; giving ON
eqRregate under the superintendent TO New York OF
f5s413ooo 10 Pennsylvania o. eoo and 70 onio
e17,6 500.
On The same day on which this amendment passed
another amendment was added, provd ng that state
banks having capital less than SIS 900 should have
tho right OF TO The national systcm over new
organizations until July I, 1895 Accordingly, State
banks allowed 70 accept Ss ns ps,a ~
been 10 give to New York e73073,652, pennsylvania
$40 aes eSo and Ohio SIS $780, which Is excess IN
New York sis 600 lS2 10 Pennsyvsna Of slssss
our books, they stood on tho LIST Inst You Will
observe that Pennsylvania having exceeded her appor
tonment by thirteen Millions - not equitably
of national currency provided for In the law will be
absorbed by banks already organized or which have re-
ceved authority TO organize s now impossible 70 con-
'' a. r. HuLBURD, Deputy Comptroller.
he Chicago Tribune Of August IL says
me money market continues comfortably close, but
not by any means stringent AZ present the balance OF
trade against the West, and bankers are acting
but good paper acceptable at nearly oil the
banks at per cent per annum On the street second
and third rate paper Is discounted At one 10 one and
half per cent per month The supply of Eastern exchange
Il wholly inadequate 70 meet the supply and the market
@ sSo ,ns ny
The following the report Of the earnings Of the Pitts
burg Fort wayne and Chicago Railroad Tor The month Of