The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-04-07

| Italy has still TO be supplied with about &C,
I W,0O0 gold between now and the end OF Sep
kmber
The Connecticut legislature are discussing the
best method of dlsposing of about $4,000 lying
. IN the banks of the commonwealth rs unclaimed
deposits.
in England pound sterling Is certain
weight OF gold, ana that is what debtors have to
psy and creditors have TO receive.
The losses of the brokers and tnancierS of
Paris by the late panic are estimated at 10000
Mirancs At Lyons the losses were 100000
Confidence In Paris is restored but not ut Lyons.
The Bank of France Is not compelled 10 pay
ont gold II can refuse 10 give anything but its
c,n notes or Ave frame silver pieces.
The policy of England Is towards u strong gold
Nserye, with the view of maintaining the conf
.ence Of the world, and of continuing TO be
through London what she now is, the great
Anking aud clearing house of the world.
Two German spectators were discussing the
,WCk market the other day in Exchange Place.
said one: Il am II bull ON the drunk lines, us
hOn merits YOU are bull@' No." answered
The other, II SPECULATE on the family Of Mr.
lmdcrbilt and the imbudencc of Mr.. Jay
GOult"
The financial banks still gain In specie. Tho
Bank OF England has reduced its rate to per
snt and holds sll9, 500 in gold. The Bank
france holds sl72O3S, 800 in gold, having
pinned very largely since the new year began
The Wall Street News, keenes roustabout de-
yerely blunted, and that the recent big bulls
W manipulating the market 10 sell out on, The
meet is being educated To buy on every slump,
nd the probability is that there will be enough
fhem TO let everybody in"
Aschcme is now being quietly agitated In in
lental banking and political circles in New
Gk to replace the outstanding 81 per cent
ends, which are now payable ut the option
the government with an issue Of 500 900, o o
gal tender notes bearing per cent per aniium
etcst which national banks may count among
lelt assets us legal reserve,
According To o German economist, the income of
world is ST. 52U OOO, 600 debt, $40 y26 900 RO;
ics s20Ol, 0eO, 00j capital, sSj0l2 000, 900 Swe.
has the smallest debt or s5O,0ol.e00. France
ehrgest or 81, lt,0000o0 The United States
lsthe largest income, and England the most
|PItal, Italy has the heaviest taxes, paying IS
feent of its income for taxes 10 the average
PET cent of other nations.
The house committee on postal affairs, at to.
rs meeting adopted three important amend
hk to the postal savings bank bill: First
|h0rizing the introduction OF II postal rate at a
fN OF 3 cents for sums less than S.; second
Nasng the maximum amount Of money or.
p from $50 to 500, and third, reducing the
Pying rate on postal money orders 10 cents
tyery $40.
Ailadclphia Ledger About the quickestan
lest way 10 make big pile of money now
{Ays is To set mp u competing line of telegraph
III five, ten or twenty millions Of capital ION
per-, then run sharp rivalry In cheap
lrges for awhile, aud then sell out The SIN
drawback Is, that wires are getting so thick
- may soon BIZ no more room for them
The bill to pay certain claimants II, $50 In mum.
h for quartcrmaSters stores aud subsistence
pplcs furnished to the United States army
ing the war, and receiptcd for by the proper
Ger receiving the same (which cases have
N recommended by the accounting officers OF
feasury) was reported 10 the senate to-day
lhc committee on claims, accompanied 10y u
ilen report so strong in terms as to insure the
mpt passage of the bill. This measure ha )
ady passed the house. The claims amount
NE aggregate to 1921, us OF. They arise In
loyl states Of Maryland, West Virginia.
nmeky Tennessee, Missouri, Illinois In
aA Kansas, New York and Pennsylvania
noticed that the national bank influences
not ut work near rs iudustriOusly rs short
ago 10 secure the passage uf q bill extend.
The charters of the national banks. The at
aeygoncrars recent decision that under the
ehl laws the national banks, whose charters
", can reorganiac under the Same names,
~ II a matter of some indifference to the ma.
banks whether bill TO extend their char
passed or not.
PC Public takes cheerful Wow of the hnan-
Nuaion IL says out of very dcmOml.
market that looked once like drifting into n
NpaniG has come buoyancy aud yigor that
smbcted the street OF previous bulr move.
y The wedding out of feeble securities
lhe liquidation of other banctul Influences
he market into very strong hands, aud we
9ek Tor healthy activity In our stock mar
should the market rest entirely ON the az.
we great controlling powers and the pub.
respond with continuous buying we
~ some sharp decline In value before III,
w over. There are some favorable sus.
ug Influences at work, however. Business
etalN good, railroad earnings are gradual
feasing, .immigralion Is on the advance
SWhhdcnce IL improving, and theu is
Nv Nv Keep employed the surplus money tina
nAly seeks Investment"
DALLAS EXCHANGE AND COIN.
Buying Selling Buying. Selling
IA h@NparaS 81 Louis. b@l Pat@I
W.. h@tParcA N, o...h@NP ars \
Son y fM@A iouston..s Pareo
nahge,all points y TO- discount sicrlinl
Francs. sos 10 Marks IS
dollars. .ocu, Mexican dollars d. scots
van halves. .tocts. Mexican quarters i5ciS