The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-08-25
AND COTTON.
FINANCIAL

.,.,s in hank circulation are
fhs haesuaq he totals show an increase IN
i.iag indssu: =, M 600 in round figures, le-
s,glail0n =. and November ], ls'e, OF ~
.aa lalaHl H. following year, and OF lOl,-
~ duilng tns ear ended November ], lSsl.
| 4 10 tglips $50 49, M currency In the hands OF
N phi ~ ~ ,,rn wears and len months was no
K Psopss- ~ M 90 OF nearly sixteen uhes lile
y Iash s,be ,reatcst variation III Noiuine on
stllA. ~ dne 10 deposits 10Y leuieuiShl vi "a.
.las ~" since last Noytmost we n"Ne' -
q sloiL Std sd more gold than We nave
~ eApo'sru the excess of exports
rf0dsd ~ mn the entire product
y n9l ~ and there has been an increase OF
dOgf mlpes' "a osO1l. In our gold circulation
~ as ls. a, The public from production, ana
hiht hsa d WOOOO in consequence OF pay
Il Ties lns No treasury. The increase in silver
slse i ills Vcertacate circulation has been
"a Ms ,,Ae total increase In currency or all
r,L ~ p.' mai been less than 3o,Vo4VVo, Whlie
ln.araase by surrender OF NOTES nus oVSh ~
deciva So0OQO, There has been no
pln thail % raso,e of currency In the hands of
narase, s" ~ mai less than 2350QSOO since last
IesleVpls unon taking this large survey OF
NeDloeh, ,,ill no seen that the contraction by
alieiS y a small matter 10 borrow trouble
arsndeI Is " '"''''
IGi -
.oo,o of the national government for
TUE ~ wear lsi03 50 100 in round figures,
ksl n,v 60 50GON greater than for the fiscal
" ApNVa us1 mne S0th, .lSSl Win an equal IN
Fr I'M, ,Sis wear. the total net revenue Wotdd be
fssnan or $4,000 0OOmore man ior any otner
sAv.y1crpt 1850, and 1867. when II was s4oz, oVV'
aiet1s,istse when II was s5l9,9Ol 1000. should
slu. ,vji he kept within the appropria-
&a la,a would be a surplus of Sl35, 0OO,00O
pas VIZ ,o the reduction Of the debt II will
pRpp ,sfa however, 10 count on as much
W III, year MS was realized last year
ers9 ina receipts for last month were
Lhgu sn marc than iOr July 1881. But even If
wv NS,ni1 be no increase at all in the revenue
lyN sOmId he a surplus of more than $4,000
sso,vithsl standing the prodigallty OF congress,
| N vel ypt senators aud representatives. expect
,,ls IA indor.e their course Ill spehulilg eight
tsSs in session without dong anything ABOUT
ssu 5an ~ went 10 more than double the duty
49, .saoisn snil goods Worn by working people.
,., rew Tennessee state compromise
y. are now on the list of the
y. York stock exchange. These bonds
hs new form into which the Tennes.
a%t has been funded at GO Rcent of its face,
'VlS,'rs r cent interest until 1881, then q
=, rntll 1856 then T. cent until 1855, then
s'1a,rently 6 4 cent, until they become due in
M The total issue will not exceed SIC, 750O0e.
"isafcIal employed at the treasury has made
r-tma,e upon the receipts for the current fis-
s,,,r he puts the income from all sources
slNWlOC0 Last year he made the estimate
rNaU00lO and the result was the actual re-
.",,mounted to sos, ,00,t0l. lie says there
Srhnger but thele win be good surplus for
SesluctiOn during the year.
make the five years from 1877. lSSl the
,"I Cglacan, STATE of Sinaloa, Mexico, coin
nv ynl of AS2!, 500, Of which $4,000 were
| IA md The balance silver.
R1nond. Virginia, has Il debt of 81, IA, 707 ,G5
| rrhch she pays M annual interest OF ,SUS,-
Fnace has a larger debt and a HEAVIER taxa
| IN MI capita than any other civilized nation,
rNtlng 10 the figures brought out 10 defeat
. Asha ministry in the crisis.
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