The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-11
MONEY AND TRADE NOTES.

GU on inc z-u OF OctObeF, 1917. 1t turns out
4 hat the assets are enough to pay AllQiabii-
4 d,;, and it is therefore urged that tbs solv-
N. shareholders should 30 called upop a.
. ace to supply tho means to pay creditors in
hll. 1t is claimed that the shareholders and
4 rOt the creditors should he, cofarth do I'm
A Riting for realization upon tbs assets.
The newest monopoly is match svndi.
cate, with o capital Of 50 500, O0Q arc head
" ouarters a. New Haven, Conn. Ten larre
r ictories have been consolidated, with the
htention Of controlling the American mar
Eet They pay goyernmcnt SO 500, eco
. per anuum fox stamps.
Bonds of the Northern Pacific road TO the
amount OF $4,000 900, having been put on
the market in London, tho subscriptiops
ware found to be Qusdruple the sum desired,
A comparison of the United States treasa.
rr's statements OF liabilities and assets shows
$l56. 742, O96 of gold coin and bullion in the
treasury on the 3rd of January, against $751;
| 1852 5l5 on the 1St of December. During
December the gold coin decreased from S66.,
S579l5 TO S61, 4Sl ,245. while the gold bullion
Increased from $95,004,604 to 800 100 s5l.
During tho first six months of 1880 the treas.
WY lost SSl, 644 1896 in gold coin and bullion,
Md during the last half Of the wear it gained
$0,5966 $50, nearly making colu us loss
The gain during the last six months was duo
70 the heavy importation of geld aud tho
Issue of silver certificates liz exchange for gold
deposited at the sub-trosau1y in Nav York.
The decrease Of coin and incIeate Of bullion
4 due TO payments Of Gin from the treasury
Md the receipt of foreign god, nearly all Of
which is at once converted into !a'hlL. faster
thar the minis could convert 1t i0tv cUin.
The numbsr of silver dollars in tho ,rass.
uy increased from 1897 1853 on Tho 1st Of
December 43 1868 on the 81 Of January
Tie increase for the'ealre year w4s about
1000 600, out Of total coinngs of q. 4O9.-
I4 from which it appears thar nearly 10
10000 have gone into circulation. lha
geaer part of the accumulation Of these
coins il ne treasury occurred during tbs
first half Of the year; the accumulation for
The last six months having been only absut
$500 600. The oDdi,ions were mere fsyor-
able for 1he circulation Of these coirs during
the last h Il Of thoyeay, there having besa az
exceptional demand for circulation in tho in
terror. Besides, special facilti 9, hardly
have been ocr3cd car Gnytiro ,bo elm low iST'
lar in circulatiop Donb,iess ibn san, fa III
lilies wifi hs sfTard+3 boresf,or bns .ta 'cCi
ditions will not be SO favorable again until
after tho harvesting Of next seasons crops,
and Tor some time to come We may expect
silver to accumulate in the treasury much
more rapidly than it has since lest juno.
Silver certificates TO tina amount Of S45
not cox we[ N7z V so6 On tns % lIst
Go 81 90 go ,1oo On tlig is' o. DecemDer,
Sl1 40, ~ on tne Is' OF July ana % Il19lO
. Vf ,ne AZ 81 January, Iooo. oiace the car
'iuci'es circulate as currency, these liz res
snow an expansion OF about SS6, $4,000
u.u'I1s tle year, So6, 5VV,00O durl'C the IA t
lH u. InohIns ana 9lo oOO0CO during onth
81 81 Decehger M0he' AS above Nled,
'ueso c1rI'iica'ss nave oeen issued 4ely in
eAcuaHse lor goII deposited at .h5 Nuo.
treasury III Ne" lorK' ABOUT tbe ehd OF
oepIehl9 e1 OF INC beginning ot ooiooer, Sec
io.ill .j.N, Ian issUee clrculSr giving
nyNo3 taS' 9epos'ts y! 5oiu Wonla DO re-
selVeu anu SILVER cer.lhcstes issued In ex-
onanSe tpers'er, anu !ha' INC cer!ln,
eAses Mou'u no uehVereu al any
i guy treasury WNnou' chArgs.' Under
This. regulation 1T was cheaper for persons
having renittances TO make, from New York
to western points to send silver certificates
saau ei'neL sYLu vi s.ueaoscAs' ms auih'
viel.y onPiSins wy "a P"iSlon tuaI mas tsken
place IN THIS direction; HoWlS are growing
io.'ier over INC lapiuiy nluiipiylng "Alver
certificates"
Portions OF the west have been flooded
with certificates, watch are causing not lit
tie trouble and anxiety Special complaint