The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-02-16

FlNANUb AND OOllmbI'Ob'
riSANciAL
A put las been prepared ut lle post /
cfIlco DEPARTMENT. and presented lor tho
consideration of congress, authorizing tue
postmnstcr-gcncral to cause 10 be issued
Nv uo-tmastrrs, ut moncy-ordcr Offices III
the United states, m0ney'ordcrs oil new
form. TO Ice called postal notes,
Tor transmitting by mai sums oi
NANCY under 50. IL Is COntem.
Mated tl,at the new postal note, which
Is to be issued to the public for fee OF four
cents. Shall be payable TO the bearer at any
m0ncy.9rder office which the purchaser
may select. Counterleiting and alterations
are 10 nc Guarded against by having the
new orders engraved upon bnilk-noie paper,
and hy Atyiu. the figures representing the
amount punched from three rows of figures
mon .ha right OF the forms headed, respect
ivply dollars dimes" and cents.
INC NOTE, are TO be valid and payable for
th-ce months from the last day of the month
of Issue. 10 the expiration OF which time
tue ho.drr, to obtain payment, viii be re-
oQir d To forward the invalid note, with an
aDp'irui ~ for u.Guplicate to the superin
ttElr4, OF the money-order sys'
ZEN a.. Washington, and no
dup.!a., can be issued of a
LOST postal uo,e. Postmasters now receive
as yJm.cu>a,iou for the issue and payment
u.moaty orders, one-third OF the fees col.
lgcte8 on orders issued, and onc-lourth OF
ser cent, on the gross amount of orders
n.i4 u heir respective offices But 1t Is
ur0pus. u To allow the postmaster >! cents
Tor each transaction of issue and payment,
this sum to be in full compensation. The
bill ia question furthermore provides for
tue payment OF every money order and
postal note which shall have remained UNI
81, 4frr,tl "a nqripI nF
fOm the date of its issue, even after the
lapse of that time, provided the owner eS-
tabiisAes the fact of his ownership IN the
original money order, or can produce the
original postal note.
ACCORDING 10 section II Of the national
bank act of February %, 1868, the period of
the existence of the national banks is
limited to twenty years from the date OF
their organization. Under this limitation
oi law the corporate existence OF the
national bank first organized expired on the
lst OF January last, and the second will cX-
pire the 1lth of April. From the date last
named TO February p, 1888, the number of
banks whose corporate existence VIII
terminate is 1913, having a capital OF nearly
Sg2 100000, and circulation Of nearly $685.
10000. These facts are interesting i'll view
Of the bill now before congress to provide
Tor the extension of the charters Of the
national banks.
The ways and means committee dis
tussed the question us to whether the Sen-
ate has the right to organize funding bill,
any lau? tne Va" Eoriet ~ !"
~ "a niieii ito'S NJ .,,
man n'iIt i'aiGati 70 I;I H.
VI .iie -. IL ttot ,t soIiata ae
VI 'ile ~ po tn"y W..
against the right of the senate to organize
such bill, then the ways and means COM
ht,t WIN proceed W lraii ii, nGM luliuins
~, liS I-,i IN. o,,t' eiy.
AhG mtSneI I nc. tei il;c ,} Goa' pamy
was ctiu y lnn Gdo oH iIoo MiCm = cali,
Iai VI souv,OgV' -'r..it= ny I1io ,. tei
years IL PulcH 'eu Gnu aoa""oco ny CoI1ol'
lualLoli nun ,I 9l o..eI ..L"2 anu ai ~,
CoI,s'i TS.eL 80 i'cs W ~
oMh' -C'ei Wv Us. W. '' nv Gnoc VI
ptupot'a wa" $50 ',. ~. 'lu,G ~
..iile' -, H. - ..a Ia ra s. a.
w. ,., ,ii, ca tha rota Of
tlc 1oHLp"ul Pa.N .'l' iueiis AT lle Iate VI
pv' go PER d-.'''ia w tIiat lil9uul' ~
~ ~ .1'.l.. I nliu tnu sur
p,u1 VA ..l-a "rPiltu " une P ,I mas.
~ wy ,''' .'. - s.oSh G,,a ,hT pur-
tnHsG o' " '... o.-IlS interest III the ihIIl-
'oi"i 3, an oo Nm 'tiy ~
>e' Io'o, d gut 9G,goV,ooV VI western
syhN.' sIpth vas iieIu Ia tI' .tea1 40
whch my l., mus Deeii puLclasttti ouo o. tdc
pronts u tile company anu Hlli sIoGh Mas Mas
ulstrlpitSu anlohS 'he sto|hlloluci9 III iio"
OF cash dividends.
Inc imports ol IhtIgnanulse NJ new lolh
durihg tne pass Mefh Mere 90 od S1a
portiois, tnelI to!aI oeliiS iiIo o
inward IioNGieit 81 seit1ral % il
mas peen Iat e ! VI iaee, out tlis "aS
coInPensa'eu IoI w tue, noeIai al VI
ry goous Will u, n,S oto
Ieo,y' anu Tiii' athor foo,,' ~ Us
ior she WIN. 9Aotiei iOatutS i n"' ~
sudden exports 9i s specie trihclpIay Eolu;
AMOUNTING W So'Vi ,Co plioe Jdnu ti y
they agsreeaie to 10 80, asuiiis' 'i'o'i''''
tnT SAM I"I StSrairo ,rrisI,os sc
lne riflei ~ tus
mohIhIH tADIe VI talIoa9 eIi Illhss, shuNihG
an eAcellenV o' ioii VI tiioao
IN ~ 20 .h Zee az IiEs Moic
1So,too asaliIs' VI an Vi
o,Vit-oT "a! lNenlf ivy per cGIt,,
Wnlle tne llllle"se IePoit cu 'Creaseu IIoli run
% 80 70 1V,1'o' Vi al increase VI I"cINe anu
i m irl peI Ge.i' ,,.,.,.. - a.. D.-,;.i,..
Ine oIeish SUnIIlleICc % 'Ho i,o-hIlIioll
OF Cghaua III 10. wa loI aIlogclher Sa MS
factory 70 our northern helBhOors. Inc
imports Increased and the exports deCreas-
= "a, leaving an adverse trade balance. The
trade of Montreal (which receives two-fiths
OF the entire imports anu shlp5 nearly one
NIlIIS VI w 5s "a an ~
creasS OF - p yer I'm, IN ll a. ooln-
aIe s, T,a to,J a',e sJ ~ tq s5i W ~
III - LAY ~, ~, yse' 'i''i''''-i' anu Vi "a
pG Counterfeit haif.dollars. fashioned after a
coin Of the Philadelphia mint made in 1877,
have made their appearance in San Fran
go. Tic milling Is lie nusl Imperfect
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soiieu uomn ~ tto ia
o ,nn, ~. 'n eonailv diicult 10 t