The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-08-17

Is was STl,s6j 255, against Wv Itu1- ull..'!s
- . CORRESPONDING eleven months OF the preceu-
s,,v vesr n loss al s76 SjOO73 Making conn arr
sons for the sane periods OF tme there Is shoMls
10 have been u loss In provisions on accU.,nt ~
reduced value, Of s292SLo93 ana In coS'oh Vi
On the side Of imports the report shows that
the value of Che imports of merchandise mo lne
United States during the year ended Suhc oV,
$50 ,vss larger than during any previous year
in the history of the country ~ ahhpu i W
sol 6,S3lT as against GU. 66i6eS dui ing the pre-
ceding fiscal year showing an lhclc"'0 Vi '"'
'' In an analysis showing how far this large On
crease nay be attributed 10 altered values, the
report says: A preliminary statement SHOWS S ne
H;,a oF9he imports of such commodities for the
eIeyen rlonths ended May 81, lSo2, as compcred
Sr;th the imports during the corresponding
eleyen months OF the preceding iseal year, Inc
1alue of the imports OF articles free of dutT du-
ring the eleven mouths ended Jlhy o., i9o-'
amounted to 1872 49,, as against lS3, 93io du-
ring the eleven months OF the preceding, Year
on Increase of S 4Ol pa and the value OF Imports
-of Cu.able articles amounted, during the eleVen
months ended May II, 1852. to i69'6l"5iu,, Us
AGAINST 500 sj9SJl during the corresponding
eleven months of the preceding fiscal year-an
TSis increase in the value OF the imports of
mert handise from foreign countries "aS Huc
mainly TO the increased imports OF indla-ruoOer'
puttapercha, raw silk bieadscuiis, chemlcalis'
drugs etc : cotton manufactures. fancy goous;
flax and manufaehlres thereof lruits iir rtn hu
dressed furskins, raw hemp, steel ral,s, lngotss
bars sheets and wire, leather and manufactures
thereof potatoes, silk manufactures, sugar ahc
molasses, tin in plates, tobacco ana manulac,,
lures thereof wood and manufactures thereof,
and wool and manufactures thereof
The value of the exports exceeded the value
Of the imports by SO. ~, 500; ,,,o esoo,
The report also shows that during the iscsI
wear the value of the exports OF gold ana SILVER
Coin and bullion amounted 10 sF;flAoIo rs
against sl9lOis 47 during the preceG,lng
thereof amounted to si2 452,399 as egalhSt Fliu,
515,497 during the preceding year-a talllhg OIL
of SOS l03, l07. ,,,,, o,osod IN
excess of exports over imports ot gold anu
silver coin and bullion, amounting 10 N,9io 10y
as against an excess OF imports over eNpor's
during the preceding year OF F9l' Nt'o'''
FINANCIAL ITEMS.
The Buckingham gold mine in virginia Is
valued at &, COZ, GOO. ,,,o
district, for July, amount TO flsn .SS. -, .,.
THE assessed valuation of Milwaukee this
year is S6l,OS3,774 an increase OF ss,9Oo'ol over
The new Union Banking company, of Mime
apolis. has been organized with capital STOCK
OF S250OOO with power to increase IL 10 sl'VVo'
The British imports for July, as compared with
the same month in 1881, Increased e. 81 !, W.
The comparative increase of exports Is tyi3iooO
In the last six months the savings banks OF
New York have increased their deposts OVel
700 600. Eight savings banks in the city OF
New York. from their reports, sho" that the!
' The import imports Of foreign merchandise at New
York during the past week were Comparatively
heavy for the season OF the year their total being
SSG63 735. OF this S7o5l, 20 was general heI
chandise and the remainder dry goods. The re-
ceipts both of general merchandise ana dry
goods were liberal. Since January !, ne In I'm
I,orts aggregate sos, 2}G 329 compared win s2l4,
bl6 ia for the corresponding period OF 1851
WASHINGTON August 10 Acting Secretary OF
the Treasury French received a telegram IRON
Secretory Folger, who is in New York city, IN
strueting him 10 hasten the issue OF gold cerun-
Gates in accordance with the provision OF section
u of TIE national banking ACT, which directs tht
secretary of the treasury to receive deposlts o.
gold col In sums not less than $50, and to ISSUE
Certificates therefor. These certificates Will b'
ready for issue in few days.
According to the official figures OF the tran
saction the Western Union Telegraph compan!
paid about ga, 900 for the 10000 shares o
Mutual Union stock, which ii purchased iron
Mr. Goun. The market value OF the Dlocl
based on to-day's quotation is over 81, 0Jo 600
lis value TO the Western Union consists, now
eyer not IN its market value, but In the lac
that II gives That company me p pgn, ~ hr Mr.
Gould voice in the Mutual Union mahagc
ment A., ,,,
East Indies for The current year shows dehci
of 81 s35 600 at least Last year the dehclt wa
estimated at 81, OeO0 900, but proved to be 81 70
600 For the six years ending with o dsS2' I'M
Minister of Finance put II at 81, 5OO,OOO I'M
Acheen troubles, Tot over even now, nave peel
no Joke for Holland, where living is very dea
and taxation heavy.
aGoodsell," the well. known financial editor o
fhe Graphic, telegraphs his Chicago friends a
follows: -, ,
Texas Texas Pacific. and Western Union for
good rise from these figures.
Keene building Northern Pacific and Oregon
Transcontinental, and has large following.
The big men arc probably loading up agair
generally,
Gould and Vanderbilt both predict highe
market Banks are shipping very little money
Saturday
DALLAS EXCHANGE AND COIN.
ny Buying. Selling. Buytng Selling
Chicago. .K@XPar@k N. o.....H@KPar9A
Galveston x ParSA Houston..k Par@A
Exchange, all points x oxdiscount Sterling
BiznL a. S. Francs, sos 10. Marks, p.
TRADE dollars .90cts. Mexican dollars. -
Mexican halves. .tOnts. Mexican quarters L