The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-01-01
CURRENCY STATISTICS.
The Governments Financial
Condition. Etc.

Washington, 3l.-The following is
the statement of the United States cur
reaey outstanding at this date: Old de-
mand notes, 500, 745; legal tender notes,
/ all issues, S546,6Sl ,016; one year notes,
Of 1868, S46,0S5; two year notes, of S63,
| So, $50; two yesr coupon notes, of 1868,
| S23. $50; compound interest notes, Sal,
| 30; fractional currency OF all Issues,
| SIS, ,46S. Total, 1862, 5SS, 424.
Following is the statement OF the dis
positions made by the treasurer of the
| United States of national bank notes re-
deemed during the month aud SIX months
ending this day, as compared with the
corresponding periods last year: Note.
out for circulation, assorted knd returned
10 the banks of issue for the month. $780,
600; six months, So, 705, 800; notes unfit
for circulation, assorted and delivered 10
the comptroller of currency for destruc-
, ton and replacement with new notes for
the month, S2,SS7, coo; six months,
SIS, 6I5, 400; notes of failed lquidat-
ing and reducing banks, deposited
in the treasury for the mouth,
5000, 900; six month S3,07S, $50. T, tsis
for the month, So, SO, 900; elk months,
SO, 399 $50. Totals for 1879, month,
81, $50, 100; six months. $50, $50, 400. De
crease for six months, SS,08l $50; IL
crease for month, S75l, $50.
The following is the statement of the
com ptroller of currency, showing the
amount of national bank notes and OF
legal tender notes outstanding at the
dates of the passage of the acts Of June
20. 1874, January IL, 1875, and May 20,
1878, together with the amounts out
atanding al the date, and of the increase
or decrease OF national banks: Amount
outstanding June 20, 1874, S349, 1914. 49,;
amount outstanding January IA, 1875,
1851, s61, 450; amount outstanding May
81, 1873, 1922, 555, 965; amount outstand-
ing at date, circulation of national god
banks, SI,135, go; not included, $685.
2l9. 943; increase during the last month,
S655, 1867: increase since January l,
1880, 81, 258, 727. Legal tender notes /:
Amount outstanding June 20,
1874, 1852, 900, 600; amount outstand-
ing January IA, 1879, $3.50, CC0, 600;
amount retiring under act of January Il,
rs, to May 81, '7S, S35, 3lS, 984; amount
outstanding on and since May 3lst, rs,
$346, 6S1 ,0l6; amount on deposit with
treasurer of the United States to redeem
notes Of iusolvent and liquidating banks
retiring circulation under the act Of June
%, IA, S2l 067, 1923. Increase in the
deposit during last month S29, 7l5; ia
crease in the deposit since January l,
1880, S7,693, 066.
The comptroller of currency reports
the additional circulation issued jurine
the month of Decem Der TO be 81, 1875, $50
and the amount surrendered and de-
strCyed $780, 1888, leaving q net increase
of S655, 267. The net increase Of national
bank notes during the calendar year was
s., 25S, 727; the increase Of legal tender
notes on deposit for the purpose of retiring
national bank circulztions is S29, III; IN
crease during the year, 81, 6s3, O66, and
the amount of legal tender notes now on
deposit 81, 067, S23. The total amount
of national bank notes Outstanding
January let, '8l, is S34S, 2l9,94S, not in
Guiding national gold notes, amounting
to 81, l35, 260.
Fifty-nine national banks have been
organized during the calendar year, with
an aggregate organized capital OF 81, 247,-
lie; eleven banks have gone into volun-
taTy liquidation, having q capital of
ST. 49, Coz Three banks have failed
during the calander year, with capital
of 500, eco, and dividends, amounting to
80, 50 and 100 per cent. respectively,
have been paid to the creditors of these
banks.
Chiesgo, 3O.-The amount of duties
collected at the Chicago customs house
during 1880 we're 81 54S 400. The value
of goods entered, Sc, 42S, 523; number of
vessels arrived, u 795; number cleared. |
1886; the back clearings we're 81 rs
6S5, 600. tn increase over 1879 of $685.
coo GOO.
Peoria. 31.-The business of this city
has quadrupled within the past three
years, the aggregate being nearly. $780,
OG0,OOO in 1880 against 500 COO, 0OO in
1877, gain of nearly $500 600 600. The
production of spirits has increased from
1852. $50 gallons in 1876, to 49,
5l7,SS3 gallons in 1880, showing
Peoria to be the largest spirit-
city in the world. The
number OF gallons exported in 1850 was
s, 762, 6z7 and the internal revenue col
Iections were S10,e94,42l.