The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-04-28
FINANCE AND COTTON
FINANCIAL

-, oxchance ha. gore to considera
Nosl .sn-eollect statistics Ia Prove that those
bf 80 IN nervously taking about an carry
Wv ~ his country a doing SO wl,hout uue
as.on, aud that the year Just esoSu was NV
rie.vtuVr ,nst substantially prosperous over
Of the nh. result of these observations ars
knesn, as follows; In folds, forests, mines,
c5ndeisVua manufactures, the whole country
fsnslSsn our internal products are esu'
hs P"oisi d COO. 90, our hay crop at SS1O u1, :
Es, naialoes. So 900, and tobacco, s5eu uu,V
M ava no exact statistics OF even
IheN climates of the timber felled
Close 40 consumption and foreign export nor
pf nv uar of our fisheries, but the amount
o. uN iisrge The cotton yield was over 6oOO wv
h,s'; ~ NJ pounds each of which one Thousand
pa h.,n nounds have been consumed AZ nome
million =" as much exported The cash value
Ed VIZ y, moi loss than IS 100000, The wool
o. VI E,s been not less than $50 100000 pounds
epp ehoni slOa, 90 900 The sugar, rice ana
AW,.asss induced ut the south are valued AZ
nv VeSse A The output of coal is estimated az
s.%SS1I0 tons as against 6g,ON,OOO N 49,, anu
~. a three dollars per ton, WIN aggres9S5
sSOC0uO The output OF goa r,a si'NG ,,In Giu
III below S75,C0G0vO Three million
mol iaH TS ron were smelted during the
s ws, representing sun creator
Ysrs. Then s25O, OOO, 600 may be added for pro-
l lsi,nns moi included in the above, The sum
,l;.i ,bus reached exceeds S25O9O,O0 O. vast
WsS' "a he added in one year to the. general
M a.nS Taking all the items named II has been
aytar that lnlIy equais 'iio "N0t"A0 III Wv nv
s1,tion Of wealth
mt his only partially presents our prosper
A. In Snite f a high protective tari1, manu-.
s!e,nrcs have proSpered, and the export OF
%snnfactured products have been very large
1f agricultural implements our exports were
VA a 90 COS clocks and their parts, $780,
W. manufactured cotton goods, $1,000 100; ar.
sses in iron aud steel, $4,000, 900; leather and
" manufactures 100000; musical
Instruments, sl,jOO0sOi refined min,
s stores 81 100000 wood and its manufactures,
gTOlaOi These represent surplus pro'ucls
oyer and above what was necessary Tor the sup
v,r Of our needs and were sold at lucrative prces
iSded 10 these are our exports of fruit ana liv'
;rrSnmals OF the latter our exports have az
rrssaed $40 O,0OO while bread and breadstuil.
have been exported to the aggregate OF 50 OWN,'
Gl over g, 10000 worth of fruit have been
ssrt abroad TO supply the DEFICIENCIES of Europe
snd Also $4,000 900 of cotton to keep thor looms
snsy Cotton seed, linseed and other seeds, IL
natural or main aCtured 1orm, have
ISen exported to the amount of $50 900 OsC
while bacon, butter, cheese, lard, etc, to thi
amount of sl3O,00O,O0O have been shipped
abroad Tobacco 10 the value of so 60 % 0
Ia, been exported Taking all our exports .
Grand total of nearly 500 ,000, 900 was reached In
iSl. This exceeded our imports by neary
$4,000 900, ,,.
"GThese figures" remarks the Philadelphia
Evening News, might be extended 10 include
vlher items; Out assuming that the p oducton
of such large amounts o. wealth and the,eXpor
Of 50 much, after supplying our own needs, i,
evidence of sound prosperity, we reach the con
cluson that the conditions for n panic do no
exist People do not usually fail when they arr
making money "
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