The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-02-04

llNANAAAA AlhMNs
,t The mineral output of UIah for the year 1852
was 500 0UOO.
The internal Eevenue collections in Montana
In lsS2 amounted TO s7d,S00
Imports OF specie at San FraucIsco embrace
$50 Oh from Mexico on tho Path, aud slsG 200
ffom Australia on the Esd
Dakota has twenty one national and eighty
tHven priyae banks, with aR aggreght. capital
Of over el0 0s0i 90
~ The total assessment values of Montana for the
yeer lssa FOO up S,S2lS9 u, being au Increase
Qyer the preceding year OF 49, TO 5la q
The earnings of the Union Pacific for q days
81 anuary were 81, $500 o. against 81 $4,000 in
lSs2, loss ofslS3,uO or aboutl2 per cent
~ our exports OF treasure" says the san Fran
CISCO Journal OF Commerce. seem to decline
rom year To year For lSS2 they were nearly
VIC O,OOO lesS than in ISL
Ila1lehur't Mississippi firm attempted to
introduce the circulation of pennies by Orieriug
eO0 worth The effort however, WAS failure,
ana the pennies were returned TO the mint
The indicator says; ''BostOn capitalists at
Least. do not weaken on Union Pacific since
the bNoks respened, January 2. there has been
near ly 1900 shares OF stock transferred to BOs.
ton parues, representing about 100 different
holders. Whle the stock remaius low, large
plocks are likely 10 move In that direction
table has been prepared which shows that
the schedule on iron and steel prepared by the
tariff commission would raise the import duties
81 New YORK, on the basis of last years imports
nom 40 5000 to Sl4 6Sl 600
a ne luuE NclSpnuut companies OF which Cen
era Anson Stager is president voted on January
~ TO Increase their capital stock, rs follows;
western Telephone company, from $3.50 600 TO
SL5O 900 Midand Iele hone company from
stOOOOVO to 100000. Central Telephone cont
pany nom 100000 10 81, 800 600 and the Chicago
Telephone company, from $500 90 % 81 OOlOJO
The Central Pacific Railroad company owes
inc government sj2lI1SlJ; Union Pacihc,
~ 6SG5"i the sioux city ~ Pacific.
90, OiS,7oG the Centrsl branch Of the Union
Pacific, 81 lOl SOS Against this debt nearly
s2AOJUO is an offset In the shane of payments
III money and transportation services by Tn Sc
compauies This reduces the debt To about
tloO OV1 which is payable in 1895 aud 1899
No unusual a nouut OF silver Is In the New
York assay otnac. and no orders TO transfer any
part o. 1t to the Philadelphia mint had bgon ~.
ceiNed up To Friday last About 5Oj 900 ounces
the ordinary stock, are in tho office, but one.
hall Of this, At least, is In process OF refining, A
certain amount of silver bullonis always kopt
IN stock Tor tho accommodation of depOSitOrs
Who might DO delayed otherwise 70, two or
three weeks
Fire Marshsl sheldon reports that thoro were
2,OOl ttes ia the city OF New York IN 1857 The
losses thereby wore silgl9eO, OF which s97S, 81
was on ne building, and IS 2l6 S!s ON their con.
thH Inc insurance, S2l,S52 i0l Uninsured
properly tnthe amount of tllS iGO was destroyed.
VI the 2UQl hFes the loss OaYsed by IA was uu.
der $40 TnerJ were 5 hreS which caused a loss
OF over slO0,C0l OF these, l did adauase of
from FOO 90 70 e4jlt00; / of $3.50 CO., , Of $50.
sl2j 000
a There has lately been considerable speculation
~ higher prices in the stocks OF Canadian
banks According 10 the Toronto Mail, the
features we're bAsks Of Montreal and Toronto.
the former selling up to 2O7S, and the latter ~
lS3 Tn re is n considerable degree OF uHcer
talnty about the future course OF the leading
& banks, as tips TO both buy aud sell are coming
freely from Montreal IL is generlly believed,
however that IL has been bought On receipt OF
pr Yaie kilograms from New York announcing
particulars of tho syudi"ute's financial Affairs
NO reason IS assigned Tor the udyauCe In FOR.
onto bauk beyond the mauipulaliOnS Of clique
III Montreal aud tue covering Of frightened
shorts, Dut it is expected that these causes will
soon place the shares ~ II fair selling price.
Olher banks generally shared In the advance %
The New York Commercial Bulletin SAYS:
Financial circles in the City OF Mexico, at last
dates were dis, ussing with much carnestuess n
proposed new banking law which promises Ia
effect radical change In the present methods
OF doing business in that country, Prom an
outline OF the bill which We lind In the Mexican
= fluanclcr 1t would appear that one of the uOyel
features OF the proposed net is the requirement
of deposit of bonds by each bank, 10 be held
Us security for its circulation: the law, Ia this
respect taking the banking system OF the
United States as is model There Is ueCGSsa-
fily vast difference, however In the case OF the
Mexican banks, since there are no government
bonus in Mexico Of sufficiently fixed value To
form such guarantee Of circulation, similar "a
United States bonds II has been suggested
that approved railroad bonds be drpositcd as
such security; but Tho same objections uRiu,
Z rally suggest themselves In that case also, as
that class Of securities is Of uncertain value and
tatug an enormous margin of security and daily
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