The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-08-15
FINANCIAL AND COTTON,
FINANCIAL.

A,.f ofvhe Bureau OF Statistics has is
IDS -, rarort OF The foreign commerce OF the
VIZ W a. the year ending June 50. Inc total
ounsas, between this country and the rest Of
Gueo.,i5 Was n if6 So, i'6 figures which have
DC w, yimated only SlnCe the eighth de-
hen y S,js century, began. Ia lS32 the move
eias" ~ merchandise 30 and rom the United
ptA s-,f reached 100000 0, AID In that
s.ss,,.boDd the figures lowered until there
neisu .,j8eu lump irom ll5A0tGIuN in l,'9 10
EA,,,O 80. iH lo,, In ISL there was an iu-
$500 5ilUJO D and Ia lo'2 - de reaSe 70
ra,.ss,aIo ed, The larger sum named above IN
lht{ ths Spocie movement the exports
eluls~ ,;r, 10 NJ OuCol, and the imports 10 a.
Glv"9n 1hs imports of merchandise for tue
W. ssr Rtc far and away beyond any other
lse' an On %; liust ti,, VOi,NH, in 1851, and
e1s 6,, lu both ISL and the disastrous year
Il ls& r,,r ryroyrs
-, less remarkable change and hatchange
MyNN',jns frDrn = BY 0uo0 Ia 1850 and gO1OO0O OO
~ m only a.. 1000 in the year ended with
~. trrp Thus the excess OF exports over i'm
49, - exclusive Of the specie movement de-
eei nom 0 CO. coo In lsSl 10 2, GOO eco IN lN>2
slI.ee, there was q balance against the country
i9sreg6l 0CO which became an excess OF eN-
NJ nearly - O10O0a in the neNtyear shifted
~ ssain 10 an excess of Imports OF nearly 20,
Main 1875 In 1876 began an rs yet unbrO-
w. annual series of excuses OF cX-
W., with total approaching So.
PSSo The greatest excess of exports
wv ceiWOUOq@ in lS79 The excess OF
we of sIccie, o. 000 O0J in ISL became an
ms lsaess Of exports of 100000 in 1852.
esNbs j,ailed statement Of articles exported
- iruorled isnOt yet ready for The full year.
sn,,hs returns for the eleven mouths ended
IVY s.h Nav sufficiently indicate where the loss
W., VS. made, aud correspond with the understand
or sl,eady existing During
.HNl 81 al
=, eornared with the season of 1851 there was
scconling to the department OF agriculture, n
'ecrsse Weld of cotton equal TO l,2 600 bales
ot,rbeat. lis 600 bushels; of corn, 80 900 900
Pn,belS Less corn means fewer and lighter
NOES The bureau Of statistics reports the de-
a,sssa for eleven months at l5l, 00,, zoe.
The statistics Of foreign trade of the United
s,a,es for June compare very iavorably with
M 6rnres for May. Tho imports of merChan
also dprrrRsed from GS,3jl,O29 to g.. G6S j3G and
S,noris increased from ~, 9GS to 5O95h, ST. .
MI makng the comparison between June, ISL
snd lime lSS2, the result is unfavorable to the
%rrnt wear. The increase of imports of mer.
eSspllse thus shown is 3,7I727 and the de-
crease Of exports l. i91ilS.
THE SPECIE MOVEMENT
hr the month shows an excess of exports sf
SS6%N against similar excess of or l52 10
XII The imports in June, lSa2, being only 1913,
ul In the matter of imports, breadstuilS and
rice 4 Inc lCNulNg item III inc lhDlC ul III
rrease. amounting To lS,000,0J0 or S.
docs more than for the previous
eleven months Steel lin the form ofingotS, bars
shees and wire silk manufactures, wooden
manufactures sugar with molaSses), each adj
delOyer 60 0000 to the aggregate increase
fruits increased by over 100000, chemicals,
drugs and medicines by nearly 100000 alto
seiher rubber and tobacco by over 60 90 0
each. cotton and wooden manufactures by near
IL 100000 each; Of railroad bars and steel
rsls the increase was only l,00l0o5; of coffee
her. was decrease of over 100000 0, and Of
aaOfover l,0OO,0O0, The volume of trade was
subject to unusual fluctuations excepting July,
ISL Each month Of the fiscal year shows an
increase Of imports and except August 1851, q
decrease OF exports. But this Is not so strong Us the
jump in the increase of imports from 1000 00l
10 April 10 100000 in May, and away down
under tOOO,0JOin June. They ended with i'm
ported merchandise Of the value of 30 600 coo re-
naming In the bonded warehouses of tho Uni.
,ed States, There is a decrease, compared with
the previous year, OF over 5000, 600 Compared
with the beginning of the year the decrease Is
also about 100000 During the last six months
oflS the goods thus remaining In the ware
houses, and oifthe markets, declined to "a, 600.
90 againsta decrease from 60, 600 o. 0 to a., 900
600 al the beginning and end of the similar per.
lod Of 1870 During the first six months Of 1851
there was an increase of .li000, 0O0 while the
decline continued throughout the entire fiscal
Year of 1850 ST.