The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-08-03
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o,eonexpects half OF Texas to com |
t.Sen tn road is finished.
.,,ef the foreign trade ofthe country |
Sessrst hcal year, which closed In June,
r,ss Use lBgnificent total, exports and |
iSrts toeler, of VI 500, 679,is9 an advance |
OH ,Oo0,ltver the total for 1889. or near |
INe-thirO' acing this country third in the
wal thaal value of its foreign COM
NICE, andnay be second, next after Great
Briin, heels the only other country
Nwbse genecommerce exceeds that of the
VnIed stand France but slightly For
Nenst yeaported, 1878, its total of exports
Il IMPORTS 81 $3.50, 600 900, and, during the
md covoy the last fiscal yer OF the
II I'D Stmhe foreign trade of France, If
ahiS ~ fellow the sum just given, prob
chanyA greatly exceed IL. AS an ex-
likely Unmarked, but narrow gap,
Me tnit&ed in the current year, bars
nor ey va, from the second place In the
teal, whis exports and imports. Their
FIVE years iIrOwb one-half In the last
ll9 per cen, cent larger than in 1870,
1850. and swance of the aggregate in
than tt. income thirty times greater
Of. iorelgnal with which the records
-iuety years af the federal union began
While the el
creased Is per of the country have in
az ui.n tue lmpo,er last year, less than
o ohe uinerence b,e grown one-half, and
ports exceeded inhe sum by which ex-
Mercnandise expsn 1879 The excegs of
IN ieso 1t is Sl6I90 1870 was S2i6, 66l, 500,
!ast June was the fbut the year ending
ports. ayoer than IN ex-
The excess of spec
year was wy, s9l ,39l, 9orted during the
cieexported in 1879, or an excess Of spe-
usually called the ba An; so that what
sSSaneu by adding togethof trade for 1880
T Tna exports and Sc excess of mer-
!o eap, amounts to s24S, 10 imports for the
MY. n favor OF this
sup uins s, report an agghre. Insurance
ssa6 St aus since January to ft6te increase o
p ne"iiT;o 1t is also shown tfount OF about
reca;n,Sres We're aboutsi70, Oheir total en-
ardsp s from all sources. re an thei
one cnmne business togetheg their hr'
EXPENSES ssofhees have paid out csc eighty
premiums dry more than thlosses ant
ratio on fire bun the six monposks AK In 10 10
60 per cent, and EoI W. WIS Witnin aation
business 81 per can't VI 'he iniandaaosari ~
The United States maj -
oS1,oSo In bonds to seess .s ,S now h. 1851
ejaculation outstanding the natioR han han
The New York Comm Ell, o"
Since our report of satural Bullet sav
america american piy-iron had displst me mar Il
suehgtn, and, as conditions '9d addfov
naiues aTe ciosely inquired into. airing 10
,no,e certain man ever that the pratbecol
provement lately has been of heaitSYal
ao.er and Drought about solely nv N q
o oau gos Buy ers ha' had an idea that a.,
eccou ign pig Were overwhemin !" wber
vSourulng TO official returns. IL is.b""r.s,i
" oTe ,otai vaiuhtion of this stoch. the s,,
scr oiu rails and scrap iron, new rails
smnRpnt ton, ~ not much over Sl2,OO0. 0Oa-
tant Vuns OF money locked up to a certai,
sent, that is no cause for alorn, o,,,Sa
nal h.u bankers who prove TO be ths ~,
GOOD n., home makers are neariv a n
49, yonuiIon financially, wbiia vow.
aeanu anu prospects for heavy consp =, ~,
nir, al inalc ould be desired Insinou a ~
SSIng N wholly with Consumers and ys =
r ,,s, anu conducted In a cautions naiS,
onsra,,nas IA contract with wild specnia /
operations early in the year. "N 'p''uia'
ahere was nothing doing TODAY pooo,
hanSis ~ oaies; shipments, 10, ktoet
LoE Ordinary. ;.
Gcc51lS ......'...... $500
T<r,, Hsiis'uiy '.'''s sss..........,,...
MiT,tt,u iuu'uihS, .........,........,,... $3.50
Good Miai,i,,u.O. ..............,,.
kiddlinr Tais '.'......."....,,l
iar.'.
I. NerE+--72e quotations fo,,o,r;,,, 49,,
sicisi "a saatsd, are for wholesale spoi :,
ss-s,ss /. Wnss ZINE Is asked or snail r,,,o y
y a' h'ohr rates arc denandsd i''''
itltt,824 aNnl 60
81 ~ " Rreiwhss.
SSyvNSpu rail, 10 ke,v vn~N ~, A.,