The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-09-01
CAPITAL CHAT.
,,,,,r OF NATIONAL CURRENCY
OUTSTANDING.
,.s,u.ruI Deyens-The Present
ln"s ',,.u in the Ute Couniry-om.
s.,0rd Of the War-First Rail.
,o.d Mail. In Arizona
General Gossip.

,,,enent oil the UhlIeu 9saeeo W.
81 .s,.,,uding August 81: Old de
F'sI .o,,., Sr go $50; legal tender notes, o.
80. ~ :, ssg.6sl o. one year notes @
Mos; year notes ss Of .,S IS, Isl 81, ,.Ooi
n,I''t !; i.,.,e.. notes, s24s,slO; fractional
pss. .,,r ali issues, sl5,557,sSs. Total,
sssssa. , The statement showing the
" WI. Of The National Bank notes and
'.a.I 's''. ,.adsr potes outstanding at the date
g. n,..,gs Of the acts Of June 20,
due may Il, 1875, and May
EN', ,,:s tosether with the amounts
landing y, , d date and increase T,,l or De.
90 a national bank notes The amount an Isa
r.L r.L.,sSdlps June 10th 1875, S4srss ,ls2;
G1snsSIi GsS Il 1875, 1851, 40; amount
!nsl,5 !niI5;nS Nav 81, 1878, SSl2,655, ,965i
ost aS, outstandipg at date, not including
ts's5, 4. sg,eSIStion Of national gold banks,
". ;ssOls; circulation oi national gold
~ sIS2s T6O; decrease in circulation
E ~. ,bs month, sSS,754; increase since
ssi,.. sssi,,Dabsr iIS IsL 1879, lS,S63,al. Legal
sTsiDO' no,es amount outstanding
i;aI'' Ta.S 9Oth, 1914, SSS2, ,0OO OO0. DO.
iSSs i..s,ry l4,h, 1875, sSS2,Ooo,0o9i
.so"ni ssST issued under the act OF July
iI'ISs y IS;s b May Slst 1878, sS5 SIS, ,sss;
y rrt 'yI'' ouisispding on and since May
ISIS. sS4G G6Sl,Ol7i amount on De,
Sat with ths Treasurer o. Ine united
~. ~ @ n redeem notes Of insolvent and
s,.;5s,inv banks, and banks reducing
:..aI"tiop under act Of June 20, 1871,
sssai Sss. decrease 10 deposit last month
;ios s54; increase in deposit September
~ SsA $50; additional circulation issued
;.sns he month SO 1859: circulation sur.
, ,,.,ssied and destroyed $3.50 S45; internal
..rsnpe receipts August 10. S491 O9l, a
N oI 81 O69 l97 over the corresponding
r.stb ri 1879; total gain In the receipts
!, ,bs frst two months Of the present tis.
4 Js,r over the same months OF 1873,
Eissst :.
.T,utou, O., to attend the soldiers re-
S S'on tomorrow at Muncie, Ind. He
siIIpliysr bis first political address Sep
,.nSStS he also speaks at indianapolis
= ,bs lib, and South Bend the 9Th. He
m Ti.it Minneapolis on the Sth and ex-
~, y. 10 return TO Washington on the 18th.
dispatch from Colonel Meachem, oi
A. ljis Commission, dated Los Pinos,
I,,,,t q s,stes: THE crisis in the Ute
Nm H. passed. Seventy Upcompaghre
,.j While River head men and chiefs
St,sd lhelr bands under the direction Of
asIs.nL They have accepted Sapaonari
. esi.l. They have agreed to pre-
krye Ouray's property intact and pro-
md ii once to complete the ratification
nd eurulIments, You need have no
an Agent Berry is equal TO the emeri
f.sJInd has the confidence Of the Utes
rLs Pinos and White River. They are
EI0as for peace"
he inst and second volumes OF the
tSiil records Of the late war are in the
hsds Oi the printers. s7.-,
Transportation Of mails has been order.
sioTsf the recently completed portion Of
ASu,hern Pacific railroad from Yuma,
linnA, to Benson, Arizona, nearly 800
Ela This completes continuous route
dnLil transportation by rail from San
EnDeisCo through the entire length OF
'GLibniA and nearly across the southern
Ptian OIL Arizona, distance OF over
ln0niles. The transportation OF mails
Wsths Arizona end Of the route begins
&pRnber ID, and will be the first rail-
nsd mail service ever performed in that
Territory. ~ ~ Aesi.t
Delegate Stephen W. Downey, Of Wy
tnEy Territory, is in town. BE Is very
ussh pleased with the effect produced
irunr bs constituents by the long copy.
i,tisd poen. entitled "The lmmortals,
d ugunent which he published In the,
0aEmiaal Reoora last winter. He was
lalsdubIous, on his return to Wyoming,
pp The sentiment OF his people respect,
b ht. production, but found that i had
fIsa universal satisfaetion. He athrmed
Ediy that their admiration for bis poetry
u % strong that he believed he would
knslected by Democrats and Repu6li-
uai alike, almost by acclamatlon, II he
6ase 10 come back to Congress. he added
aE. n vet, he was undecided whether
hIcLld be wiser for him TO accept q re-
tsedOc or decline 1t, and devote his ener-
tsD the mines in which he is inter
ssd,
OUR CATTLE ABROAD.
fhsAgicultural Department received .
sss today from DR., lssEan, their vet
rauy AGENT abroad, under isse OF the
lAh He says that subsequent 10 bis lssi
spoh he found no American cattle re.
'i'sd at Liverpool afflicted with plsuIo
gssunOnia, He reports the statement to
tt kfeet that cattla Taraivpd nj IiveFnool