The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-09-28
THE LATEST NEWS.
Nearly all The Northern ana
Western Banks have adopt
cd COnSeryaiIy.
Measures.
A Decided Improvement In
Monetary Affairs In New
York Yesterday.
The Government Invests 49,.
100000 In Exchange on
London.
Twenty-Five Deaths from Vel.
low Fever In Shreveport
Yesterday.
Raid by United States Troops
into Mexico.

with mn improved feeling The de-
cislon TO open the Stock Exchange on
Wednesday, started stocks on the
streets in less lnan five miputes. Ser
ling closed ut 4M4. pl ne. Bankers
as for cOmme ciul for sixty days. No
established rates for call loans.
Gold Is $40
WAsIhNGrDN. September 27-Thc
Secretary OF ,hu Treasury vii! not foe
the present issue the programme for
the sale OF gold and me purchase o:
bonds,
The bapk r"csidcr, at n meeting
Tonight, resolved TO "dopt de New
Nork plan. G. w RIGS baItl ,,
refused 10 join in tht movement
MATA MoRAs, September 27.-The
Vos Publico, Of this city states that
an armed party of United Sta,es SOL
dicrs crossed rom Texas into Mexico
about forty miles above this city, fer
what purpose is unknown and calls
on the authorities to investigate the
matter and warns the MeXicans that
such expeditions are premeii,a,ei
and urges them to be on me alert
to repel such invnsions whed an oc-
casion may occur. In consequence OF
the apprehended evolution IN Mon
tcrey, the annual fair which should
take place in that city this moLth
and which has here, ofore been an
event of some importance, has beel
abandoned.
MADRID, September 27.--Yelverton
has surrendered the Spanish vessels
seized 10y him to the Spanish govetn-
ment.
WASHINGTON, Septe nbe' 2-.-S;nce
the positive policy OF the gover ,me1t
is announced that nothing mo e cor d
he done for the relief of the finances,
no one seems disposed to pay Foe dis
patches of advice to the Secretary OF
the Treasury.
A competitive examination for re-
ceivcrs of crippled National Banks is
mooted. They are lucrative places.
Govetamept draF,s Oh Clewes,
Han ick q Co., VIII be noho ed 10y
Cooke, McCulloch u Co. Eeyohd tbs
no change has beel made in the Loh-
don Cove, Dmelt agercy.
Rullrs bank is ~ the hards ofa'ece'v-
o.. Two ,hoIsa pddepos.tois agg eSaf-
ingthree qu1ltets OLA m" lioh rus Is
the washington City Saw lgs Bank.
Many employees "a factories a'e liter
esled.
HAMILTON, ONT. Sep. BIB shop
N0rrell is oead.
lr.iSBClg, Slp q CqlMel T.:
Stoldart postmaster, is charged WIN
dedication. lie was bailed Ill siAty
thousanu dollars.
SHREVEPORT, Sep. 21.--lhere Wee
three interments ycste:da", only one
colorcd.
MEMPHIS, Sep. 27.-NiIeteen yellow
fever intermenrs to-day.
New YoRK, Sep. PA cholera
death is reported on TIE ' lie Du
Havre, on tue sikh day out from
Have.
The Brunswick IN. j. Stats Back
has suspended l1detl"itey. The Dr.
rcctors, after examining, find it iilpos-
s,ble to 90 on. Tne police ae af.er
the cashin, and bookkeepef Ire
defalcation will reach half n m lion
dollars.
The Sun learls that the go 'eN1ment
invested ye,.erdry, in exchange on
London, sic and n half m,l'io,'s for
The Navy, 'aad seven huhdl ed Thousand
for the State department. PIva'e
bankers deposited secL' ity in tie Bank
of England fo. this exchange.
Imports for The week eleven mt
lion dollars.
WASHINGTON. September "
Nearly all the northern and wesIHrA
cities have adopted conservative Dalk-
ing measures.
o. the voium.. lous dispatches wnich
reach the T.easu'v, tho follpW ng IS
The most trank and Significant;
tMlLwAUKEE,, September 2i.-The
report tnat the banks heie have sts-
beaded payment o. sums lager tnan
two hundred dollars is mistake. NO
such act ION has beel taken. The banks
are doing business Us usual, except lnat
they have stopped advances ON produce
until the eastern banks are leady to
respond
BosToN, September GA meeting
Of The bank presidents anopted the
New York plan.
NEW Y)RK, September 2T.-lr an
swer to the suggestion $ Of the Stock
Exchange Committee, the banking
committee say the proposed mode OF
eiief seems to look to the convenience
and safety OF the Stock Exchange
wi,nout cpmprehending bankers and
inc Inconvenience involved 10 backs
PIIIi.AD&LPnIA, September 27.-1he
banks have had currency Necessary for
wages, nscolnting freely for this pur-
ose.
N,m.1tnp.c gaN Dy -'Thn Monterrey