The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-01


Bullion in the Bank OF England decreased dur
- he mast week flgS,0O0.
ing w, ,lai estate transfers at Minneapolis in one
a.. r,eeutIv amounted to $4,000
lsoseie IA the Bank OF France decreased dur.
;,r The past week 6,djO,jOOt gold and 6.S50.ONi
silver st..if, q, ,y,,,. N-.,,,- ,;,,. 4, -.
,,t,Sfiye one The income ranges from 5000, OOO
,Ns7OU0O year
WShiraro after making more clamor than any
ss,Srr INV in the country about gold certhCa es,
U' YIN thav could not be obtained, has not asked
Srs sinrls one now that they can he procured
Tbq Ruthsch!ids are said 10 hold sixty mill
IONS In Egyptian bonds.
vi" i,is believed the cost of war in Egypt will
.,,rpt IA nearly ELO0000O, exclusive OF the
syNense Of the army OF occupation and the In
u'SU chinese coin GEO years old has heen found
nv cod miners who were digging in claim at
rs.sar. British columbia. Il IS supposed to
Ssyp been lett there by ChneSe mariners
Tn,cked on the coast long before the Christian
ui In 1861 Charles Turner then in the fur and
din business in East saginaw, issued q large LOT
n advertising cards IN the form of lcent pieces,
which in those days of scarce currency, cirCu-
lated as pennies. few days since one was
hrought 10 him for redemption
The New York Herald mentions the following
az a feature of Mondays stock market
"Kansas and Texas and Texas Pacific were
hlrlv strong under improbable stories of q con
soilalion Of the two roads and Il wild notion tina,
me prices of the Two properties would be made
oepproximate before the blending took place.
which blending would be quite probable If any
consolidation was either possible or cOutem.
plated
The imports of France for the past nine
months, as compared with those of the same
period last year, increased %, 600 francs and
The exports increased 2iiOOl 0J0 francs.
.Rf la1 ~,
Mexico ut the close of the Mexican war gold and
Silver Of the value UfS2 COO 600 900 have been re.
Coiyed The customs from ports thus coded
have been $50 OOl inexcess of the cost of col.
lection In twelve years California has produc.
ed $4,000 900 bushels of wheat, large portion o,
which has been shipped from the state.
During the fiscal year 1882 1874 per cent of
the total foreign commerce Of this country was
with Great Britain and Ireland G.42 per cent
with France, 100 per cent. with Germany, 5.gl
per cent with Canada, s 60 per cent with Cuba,
500 per cent with Brazil, BIB per cent with Bel.
GUM, and l62 per cent with Mexico. The pre-
centag1s of our foreign commerce carried in
American vessels dropped to 6.5, the lowest
point reached in the history of the country. II
has been falling regularly year by year since
1876, when 1t was S3.l per cent.
During the year ending June 80 the coinage
by the United States minis was the largest ever
known, sll7, 81, 5gi Of this esq ll3,4l7 40 was
in gold, sS9,00OOj0 In silver, S6li,757 in copper
and nickel. The very large coinage of D,OOl COO
copper cents is ascribed TO the growing popular
lily Of the small coins in the southwest. The
years production of our mines shows a decrease
Of s50O0000 in gold and All increase of g. 6u0 coo
in silver, the total product being about $1,000,
co., 1t is known that there was 81 0, 000 900 In
coin in the country on the LIST Of July. OF this
the treasury held slisO00,0OO; the national
banks, ll2OO1000 and private parties $4,000,
co., The worlds production of gold was about
$4,000 COO and of silver 500 Coz COD
In lS9there was outstanding OF fractional cur.
rency sy5, Sl2,6O1 IS By the act of June 81 1879
there was dropped from the estimate as lost OF
destroyed sS,S75, 92S. Since that time the
treasury department has been calling 1t ill., and
has succeeded in canCeling and d stroying Sil9 /.
RiOl, leaving as still outstanding August -
ISL the sum of S7,NI2i7.1T. of this probably
$1,000 0 will never be presented for redemption
This would make the total profit on the postal
currency abort Sl5 100000.
The New York Tribune says
Taking the New York sub.treasury daily re-
ports OF receipts, payments and balances for the
week ended last Friday, II seems to have taken
IN sSt4(1 more coin than 1t paid out, and tc
nave paid out s29779G more currency than II
received making an apparent accumulation Of
N!t9. We already have shown in The review
llhe bank statement by what method of book.
keepingsn actual loss TO the treasury's real bal
ance OF ll,i0l was transposed into that seem
insgdl. But there is another item included IL
lne weeks receipts ut this sub-treaSury that |,
nora gan to the treasury. There was $50, 0e
god coin received for exchange on New Or
leans That is the New York sub-trcaSury re
Ve'el That amount plus l-2l of per cent ant
tne New Orleans sub-treasury paid it out L
merchants of that city on Geographic order
hence by the operation at New York last week
ne ueasurys payments exceeded its receipts
HelhiO, or exclusive of redemption of bond
llhe ll6th and ll7th calls about 1000 0JOn