Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-12-01

standing currency notes....... 500, O17, 0S6
| Gold notes. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1865. $40
| internal revenue receipts to-day. 1910
| Castulns receipts. observation-disclosures. 49,, 56l
| Receipts of national bank notes
| for redemption for week ending
| to-day compared with CORES
| bonding period last year, 1877, 3,S72, 500
| 1915. Observation-Disclosures. 2, 1852 900
| hecelpts to-day. Observation-Disclosures. 106, coo
| OPERATIONS OF TIE REDEMPTION AGENCY.
| WASHINGTON, Nov. 30.-The following is
statement of the operations of the national
bank redemption agency for the month and
five months ending this day, compared with
corresponding periods last year.
/ National bank notes disposed of for the
month:
Notes fit for circulation assorted and
| returned to banks of issue for the
mohVn y 6,ol1, lUU
For five months ........... SIS 671 100
| Notes unfit for circulation assorted and de-
llvered to the comptroller of the currency for
destruction and replacement:
New notes for the month .....f 24O4 TOO
| For five months. l6. 500 90C
Notes of failed, liquidating and reducing
banks deposited in the treasury:
For the month. o 327, 7OC
FOR i've months. ................. 2,077, $3.50
| Totlls for 1878:
For the month. ................S 9,24o 500
For tve months. Observation-Disclosures. &C. 272, $50
| Totals for 1877:
f for she month. SIG 375, 500
r n hSe inontns. .................. 928S, 800
| Decrease for the month " 7126. 800
Decrease for five months. ..-....... 1905 $50
| MISCELLANEOUS.
| WASHINGTON, Nov. 30.-DanieI Baker,
chief of the loan division of the treasury de-
p:rtment, has resigned, to take effect Jan. /,
Baker has leave of absence until that date,
Meantime Mr.. Fletcher will act as chief of
the division.
Subscriptions to the per cent. Ioa, to-
day, 81, 100000.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 30.-A reception was
given tonight by the national yellow fever
commission and others, to Casey Young. of
tennessee, and Maj Heating, of the Mem
phis Appeal.
A conference Of members Of the national
greenoack party was held this evening, and
committee appointed to draft an address to
ths people.
An Explanation That Does Rot Explain,
New YORK, Nov. 3O.-Mr Tenhaye. Of
Amsteriam,a director of the Chicago s
Northwestern railroad, has published a de-
Tense Of his firm in regard to the negotiation
OF the Northwestern Union railway bonds.
The Northwestern Union railroad is one of
| tho Chicago 81 Northwestern company,s so
called 'sproprietorg" roads. It was projected
in 1872 to be $40 miles in length. and q
mortgage, i'll anticipation of its construction.
at the rate of $4,000 mile, was recorded,
bonds, under the mortgage, were issued and
negotiated IN Holland to the amount So. 500
900, but only 6258 miles of road were ever
built, 80 that the bonds, instead of being Sc
cured by one mile of road for each S$25, 900.
are only secured by one mile of road for
each S57 800 of bonds. Mr.. Tenhave sags
ne has called the attention Of the board to
the matter repeatedly, and promises the
Dutch bondholders that the security will be
hiied according to the mortgage act.
a Temporary Injunction and Restra lining
Order.
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 30.-In the matter of
the st. Louis, Alton & Terre Haute company
against the indianapolis & st. Louis railway
company, and certain other railroad com
panles, Judge Gresham, of the United States
court, to-day ordered the indianapolis & st.
Louis company to pay into court monthly 80
per cent. OF their gross earnings, and en-
joined them from paying any interest due on
the bonds held by the companies who are
guarantees for the indianapolis & ST. Louis.
or to pay any moneys advanced by them un-
less said 80 per cent. shall exceed the mini
mum rental agreed to be paid to the St.
Louis, Alton Terre Eaute company. This
order to hold till e final hearing of the case.
Affairs at New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 3O-Gov. Nichols
has returned from his tour through Tensas
and Concordia parishes. Although he made
careful investigation of the late troubles
there, he psremptorily refuses to be inter
viewed. Gems. Beauregard and Early have
returned to the city to guperintend the e1
traordlnary drawing of the State lottery.
White frosts Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
NO deaths from yellow fever for four DAYS.
New Orleans Convention--Treas nrer Gates
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 3O.-President Balm, of
the Merchants exchange, has appointed 9
large delegation of members of that BODY to
represent st. Louis in the commercial con
yent1on to be held IN New Orleans nett
week.
committee Of three members of the State
legislature have been appointed to eyamin ne
the accounts of State treasurer Gates.
ia ions Issued In Memphis During the
Plague.
AEhPHIs, Tenn, Nov. So. G. MoCabe. |
cornmissary of the citizens relief committee,
IN his final statement, reports 745,o 600 rations
we're issued to 6s,o22 persons during the prey
alence of the yellow fever in this city. st. |
Andrews day was celebrated tonight by the |
surviving members of the ST. Andrews So