The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-01-17
FINANCIAL md COTTON
FINANCIAL


THR present daily outout Of the Lasdyille
mines Averages LILO tons.
The assessed valuation Of Montana property
was about one-hird greater in lSS2 than in
ISL.
The United States treasury now hold,sl9
OsoS7S IN lawful money for the redemption of
the national bank circulation.
The New York Commercial Bulletin estimates
That the IRE losses in this country aud Canada
amounted last year n $50 $4,000.
Bullion in the Bank of Eng land increased dur
ing the past week G-6LeCO
Specie in the bank OF FIR lnce decreased during
silver.
Secretary Chandler estimates that 81. $50. 900
VIII be required for naval expenditures during
II is stated at >ntreal that Amstsrdam CAPT.
talistS will take $50 600 90 worth of Canada Pa.
cine railway stock out of the $lOl coo goo with
me option OF taking the balance within a GER
The coinage at the Philadelphia mint during
aSSE aggregated o9951290 pieces, valued Al ts.
On the LIST the St,nda,d silyerdollars in circuls-
non amounted to IS 90 2SS-an increase OF 8 =
lll l95 over the same date in 1852
Aiter paying for all the damages done by dogs
SWutiug ~ me county treasurer OF Berkshire,
tax, which he divided among the towns
Aeuve mining operations are carried on in ten
out OF Twelve different counties in which the
territory of Montana is divided. Montana mas
already al led not less than tl5lCOO 900 in gold
and silver to the currency ana bullion OF Tie
world. ~
The institutions in New York subject TO the
Dahk department Of the state represent nearly
StOOCOO0O In Their resources aui nroh,bly
over 2uO0 070 depoSloIs
The bullion movement at the port of New
1orA W%a as follows with comparisons
Imports. Exports
Total for the week .........V T.Nl7 56iTIs
same tine Ia So .......... l09lS7 21s $50
Same time in lSSL...,...... l Q59,5Sg 2O65ig
same time in 1850. .......... 4SOs7 II $50
same tlme IN loV............ 25l, 5'3 GSj Sos
The losssSin 1852 the world over, were slO,,,
sOoSOO0, OF which this country furnished Sll5,-
tOOoO0; Canada, so eco 900; Russia, Sl0L 900 900
ana Great Britain, Germany and France s92 O9O-
OOu In generate these fire losses would pay
oil the national detCs
Hhe New York Indicator saws Durlns De.
UnOer FOUR ntusnEl banks in this state changed
m the national to the state system Two of
use were city banks (the National Bank ofthe
Ile OF New York aud the 81. Nicholas National
Inkl with combined capital of $1,000 In
organizing under the state sr''-- f
'lrse, surrender their NATIONAL
rr,e note issues OF these two b~I -
y EN- large and recently the N<h e
New York has had no Ousu - d
inc 81, Nicholas, at the close o., ~ p>ld
only S219,OOO in circulation. We I ga
uonsl banks of this city max Ae Ia. NJ OF
note circulation than those OF othsF viIs. Dos.
ton, on bank capital of $50 600 COO issues abolf
$50 1900 % national currency, while the banks
OF ms city, with capital of $50 0O9,OO0 seldom
exceed circulation of $4,000 600. Banks in re
organizing under the laws of this state do not re-
tease themselves from any obligations to their
depoHto7s or other creditors but find relief in
their working from many o. sroug restriction,
imposed by the national system A change from
national to state banks is contemplated by other
national institutions in this city,