The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-05-26
IN, allowing table shows the increase of the
l iai. ,he southern states from 1865 To 1872:

rup hill tn extend the charters of national
,,sts contains no clause to force those institu-
Ans 10 withdraw circulation after having given
sSety days notice. There are treasury officials
sbo see in this neglect a grand opportunity TO
r,ste A disturbance in the money market IT Is
M improbable that the senate will amend the
sss,e Bin so that wholesale threats to withdraw
fnllatlon will be binding against speculative
BANKERS. r,s.,
nn,nals printed outside the state, says the Lit.
| n ROlk Gazette, that the 100000 of disputed
Arkansas bonds are the "llolford bonds The
nsyaent understanding hereabouts is that the
pirnal issue of the .Holford bonds" was only
5000 But why cling to dull prosy facts
The real and personal property in Philadel
mia returned on the books OF the assessors rs
1biec TO taxation is S5j3 1859 against S5l3,-
Egi2g in lSSl-an increase in one year of sl0,-
lGlOO The amount of money at interest in the
dy Is SIS, $685. 69.
The gold aud silver mines of California pro-
tucei during the ten years from 1871 to 1880. i'll.
elusive the sum of s1S6 SOC, 249. but the wheat
feds Of the state during the same period pro.
inced 27S 90S coo bushels, OF market value OF
slS23l 046. The figures are from official scources.
People have grown eloquent over the mineral
wealth Of the Golden state. But after all. the
golden grain is her real wealth.
At the annual ely tax sale of Auburn, New
York, seven pieces were advertised, of. which
three were redeemed. The remaining four sold
A3i.ess than the amount of tax on them, Sc
that the taxes in Auburn were collected except
less than S..
Members of the house committee on post-oili
ees and pOst-roads despair of getting any action
this session on the bill reducing the letter post.
sse 10 two cents. The committee favOrs 1t, and
the indications are that the majority of the
house also does ,a
The treasury department has been informed
that counterfeit five dollar gold pieces have
made their appearance in Iowa of the date Of
lis and 1880 They are reported TO be well ex
ecn!ed, but are of light weight.
LARAMIE CITY, WYOMING, May 1.-THE re
ont discovery of native copper seventeen miles
south of here Is causing enormous excitement
Choice specimens sent TO Denver are assayine
500 TO the ton of silver.
The present value of the property of the Trim
iyehurch corporation In New York Is estimated
Also O00,0 600
The aggregate value of the property of col
ored people throughout Tennessee is set dow
GS,i7S,9jl, being an increase of s6Il, l79 owe
the preceding year
The national board Of fire underwriters re
ported s., $50 600 ~ In risks during 1881, an IN
crease for the yenr of SlIOOo,OO0.
Congress has passed he bill authorizing tn
secretary OF the treasury TO exchange gold bar
Tor C0iuing gold.
LOsloy May 26--consols money, lO2 l.
PARIS, May 2j,.-Rcntes, SO to %.
NV YORK, May 25.--Tho stock markt
opened weak at decline from yesterdays closin
quotations of l-Sto IL the latter for Canad
southern, at II O'Clock, this was succeeded by
recovery OILS to 5.S the latter for g. G. &, x |.
DALLAS EXCHANGE AND COIN.
:, Buying. Selling. Buying sellin
NY, Elk, nSxParas St Louis iii@k Para
Chicago. ,H@4Par@A n. o"",h@APar@
Galveston x Par@S Hous,on..h Para
Exchange, all points S.toSdiscount sterlil
light q IS Francs, 5Ge5 10, Marks, %.
Trade dollars. scots, Mexican dollars. =. so
Mexican halves, scots. Mexican quarters 10