The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-10-10
FINANCIAL AND COTTON
FINANCIAL.

,saorted decrease in the national debt
ihlsssb in the treasury, during September was
Seis The same for the trst quarter of the
~ year was Sil sA, ~, or al the rate of sl4,
ss,,;iS ar month on the average At the same
~ n The wear the total decrease would be
S-q OO0 0O1 OF some saS, 000OOO more than
@'isst wear So large a decrease is not 10
.ss,s,ef however, as The disbursements in
sfesnce OF eNiravagaut appropriations
4 ~ ioubt be larger during the remainder OF
-rssr while there Is no apparent ground for
Nrafiuc much heavier receipts The priu.
~ tbe deb; on LIST inst was sl,S7S, 2l6. EOS.
vi Il $40 IS, i93 on the LIST of September
Y 5aTrfaSe in the principal, therefore, was
~ three millions less than the net decrease
n mere was Il corresponding gain, as one
-iiinfer. in the cash in the treasury This
~ best evidence yet furnished of the need of
-pg forth extraordinary Efforts To get cash
Islthe treasury,
y. new !, per cent bonds appear for the first
= h the current statement, the amount re.
- a. outstanding on the LIST instant being
,sgqOO The Windows had been re-
sin Sis $50, 100, of which all but S3,6gS, 200
-Seonilnued SIS 1t is now believed at the
',.Tment that but few more Windows" will
|sgnendered for d's, and probably the next
|.smept will show pretty nearly the total
I~mat converted, which may be $50 Goa, eO1.
~ treasurerS monthly statement shows
|rNt al 81 in gold coin and s5l,$ls4l9 IN gold
EnTon in the lreaSury-a gain of about S. 700.
MN eolp and loss of about s., 800 GOO in hui
| Nj az auet gain of s., 400, 600, or rather more
I'm the total gain of cash in the treasury
W. ,mount of silver dollars in tho trea.
-, was Sy2 22S 6i9--an increase of rather
M than million. As the coinage dur
| y September was S2.30O,0 600. the amount
En- into circulation is.about 81, 500, 900 In adj
Ii+on 10 this, the volume of silver certificates in
IN bands Of the public increased NEARLY $780,
IN and the sum OF these two items added to the
IsseatiOn is considerably more than double
IssNm taken cut Of circulation and locked up
n NE treasury AS TO the alleged lookup OF
and bank notes, there is nothing
/ h the sum Of these in the treasury having
IsaaN 400 001 less on the LIST instant than II was
|,rOnlh earlier This does not look as though
| n money market was suffering greatly in cos
Nlsnce OF treasury operations.
TRENew York Tribune says. "Thescarcit, of
| roney il due immediately TO large shipments TO
Inn from his market by exports Of gold ear.
sfn the year. The decided activity of bust
asiuthe interior, which calls for largely IN
YsA;ed supplies of money, Is II good sign in It.
si But il has happened TO coincide with a
,-ong demand for speculative uses in western
rain pIOyision and petroleum markets, and
als upOn banks that were unusually depleted
old alone from this city exceeded SS5 600 600
ilrng the seven months ending August 5, and
% return movement has yet been caused By ex.
Nfh OfpTOductS, though rates ofexChauge have
Eenily been lowered In September of last
Nl ,lQj?i, l2S in gold alone was imported in ex.
IS Of exports; this year the movement has
indy exceeded sl00, ESQ., each way. With foreign
disclosed the banks have been compelled TO
salayery large sum to the interior, and this Ia
ltbecause OF unwise regulation by the treas.
q. Many millions have been sent TO st. Louis,
Gatllnsti, New Orleans aud other points AT
snswhen the rate of domestic exchange did
II Justify shipments, because the transfer could
anale at public expense, through issue OF sill
wHiilicates there
iHf following new telegraph companies are
-@pOated The Commercial telegram com.
rE capital $4,000, The lines of the company
nbrun from New York to different cllios in
slsnd other states. The Mexican Northern
lgnph and Telephone company, OF New
lrS capital, s2O00C0 Its line is to run from
| w York through the state of New Jersey, and
as@ In southwesterly direction TO the city of
-rsd0 and other cities in Mexico.
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