The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-01
FINANCIAL AND COTTON
FINANCIAL

ox. vels adopted by the bankers
Nrolss, saratoga, according to the New
ssVsnhqlp9nno llst requiring an invesugauon
lfk sA'ias,itntional rights Of congress. under
BIZ ne =. ,,svnlate commerce am ing the sew
d pcaeell ~ male laws concerning commercial
~ ,asIi IN slaI be ur form In relation TO pa
pTt WIZ in one state and payable in another,
fiais,Sss,fial PAPER drawn IN one state and up
pea,.,s In another state, aud 10 report upon
Niirsn' deuCy Of such leSNiauou, II II should
q NP y, ~ constitutional Next u uniform
slel ~ sunlform system with regard 10
Aa.ia .p,iaI naper, inlorsors and protests, bills
Ncpss" ani similar contracts, would doubt
aa.s, most ADVANTAGE W the CONNER
y w .,,,nnity The evils OF the present
a. mi conflicting state laws are as
Mo ,hey ara annoying, and the ext,
ptA ~ M case are growing more and
f.eg,s s,, ~ win the growth Of business.
.n,s,on Advertiser, while conceding that
'sDido,mity sought for would be OF great al.
..s,sss has serious doubts as 10 the power OF
0-,oss ~ legislsts Us suggested, ana gtaVer
e. ~ A. /, would certainly DO regulation
ismsrce between the states TO make one
W, ~ ,hs states In SO purely business
Wy. Wy. an md one Of such daily and financial i'm
msnee
o., paris Hconomisto Frsnc.is contains an
~ which seeks TO prove that Egypts
YEN 0l,st is nal only lightone, but that she lis
.,snnre.sed By foreign creditors. The bud
sS{fSs! shows estimsted receipts. approx
w IlS $50 900. and expenditures ~ 2o1oO,
' n bsd n not been for hrabfs pranIs, NJ.
I'M. peauleu thinks good surplus would be
SOsa for lSSl To show Mat the amount TO be
sgl Il not burdensome-that is-doos not
~ ,alely from taxes on the fellah-
noted that $4,000 of the
s,iHls ae from the railways and
| n Z, from the steamboat postal service; and
M expenses, S. lQ5,0t0 are TO maintain tho
.aton canals, without which Egypt would
nm Egypt" In short, the French writer
/ ~, that Inc French budget Is twenty times as
NJ a the Egyptian, with but seven times Mo
Tsclsion IN France that there Is In Egypt NJ.
s,gleu adds that France is not twenty times
Nh than the country of the khedive: Even
ssa1ng s. 400, 90 annual tribute to Turkey and
sM0Il interest on Sueg canal shares, II Is said
M Egypt cannot be considered otherwise than
rytaI' This will be entertaining reading to
nl,h and French holders of Egyptian unified.
Al exchange says The United States, Ger
my, Holland and Denmark are the only ma.
tad the world whose care seems TO be TO re-
IN their present Indebtedness. The world
lsI great many big debts, most OF which can
need TO wars as their cause The aggregate
MSR Indebtedness of the world In 1913
Ya,lled to T6lI69l,2l5. This had risen In
lMDlO 500, 81, 6SS an increase of 50 per cent,
aAelye years. During the next decade the
.uc sweIled to ST. III, go, I2S or 65 per cent
lrllce During the decade from 1870 To 1850
d, na was still further swelled TO slS 2S6, All
"a further advance OF 81 per cent. This
riie, the average annual liner use for the pc
I'D between lolS and 1850 SlS0, 3Sj, 079 Those
N gnity large figures, but the Boston Post
links the world IL big enough to owe 1t.
,esls In the Stock Exchange were yesterday
,Nsd $50 100 asked and 500 0 bid, which
liz aOt look much like u bear market
nlIIlS EXCANUGR Ann sIIVPR