The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-08-03
lNANCIAL AND COTTON
FINANCIAL.

he f g secNmence business with capital OF
az .odon Economist thinks |! not i'm
he lo ot,e, .pecie wilt have To be eNpo' TED 10
lAoe AZ safes again before the year Is out
Va ll.s,,s nroduced nearly SlOVOW0 worth oil
iAasnsss Metals duriug tue quarter ehdlng
nm, MN The product for lhe hr.s nan OF me
y w nearly $500 h,OO-mo'e IMAM LOT inc
rtspou a,ssvpars Alabama has repudiated OBJ
|Nius s,'''rsSating us iG6,tyt Arkansas, up TO |
|eons az 81 ~ North Carolina, the same
h VA SS,ii, tennessee SIS, vi, 600; Virginia. |
w Aiding the partial figures at hand
|sNN ,iistions by other states, n total loss
[ss legP SSo il found. exclusive of municipal |
s.llV, SsvvSehtedness. The losses fell mainly !
: NV I'm and foreign creditors,
roINNta.nSerbilt Is said TO be quietly feeding |
y va. and New York Central 10 sanguine |
esaV'11 Mr., Gould is said TO have an i'm
sN.mcunt Of loanable funds ON hand; the |
= ,s s.', n sales of stock when he bought NJ
D fices. r,.o norrao,;o, which tina
" % ;,ars sometimes attain. it may be said |
Alsl'o ogSrial of the National Revere bank, |
81 MY oN mon receiving back from the treas |
sswp. u,, A 500 counterfeit of its own |
\ NYa..o,s sharp letter criticising the treats |
p Nv and declaring that the bank was |
y, r,sceiye all such notes, and that its Off
~ WIn;Sad the signatures upon the returned |
- their own. u,,.,. A., III,
sM,hs, the wheat crop win yield 500 0O0,oC0 |
eis AGAINST $50 900 coo last year, the corn
W ,,np sOO 600 ian average being l,lOO,0l0oOD
h.t ihe hay crop, the oat and the bariey,
ss io, moi fully make up for aay detici.
H. ecorn-with these figures, believed TO be
| XII hounds and with IL apparent to al that
n,y The railroads. will be to maintain
Igi. not easy TO control inc pubic III ia
iloser prices for stocks.
\. T,sderal taxation in the fiscal year ended
.n '' $50 was $3.50, 100000. In the following
" smolnted to $500, 10, 900. In the fiscal
H., closed II amounted to nearly $40, 0O0,-
/! lacrosse in two years of S75, O06 CSC. In
s.sn,ime owing to u reduction of the prin-
va interest of the public debt, the urdi.
a,,Tlosniiures Of the government have been
M Nmipishing In 1850 the payments on
ny, of interest aud premium on the public
soye eos 900 90; in 1881, $50 1900, or n
.S,e of sl5 600 900 while the interestaccOuut
IN wear was 0000,tO and for the fiscal
!, n,t begun the interest account will be
t.tEiiOOGOl But for the fraudulent pen
|, paynents the total ordinary expenditures
Lbs current wear, including the sinking fund,
y &C.
,ear follows the rate of increase that has
,asJ during the last two wears, there will be
stei In taxes this year about 8 ij0, 100000, or
IN {iONO 90 more than was collected last
\, and last year there was Il surplus revenue
4, and above the ordinary expenditures of
government including interest on the pub
SM Of more than Sl5O O0O0OO
MN atthe mint In Philadelphia having been
ppded Tor the last two weeks on account o
annual settlement and 20 repair the ma
MN 4, was resumed on Wednesday The
Element shows that the total coinage for the
Twelve months ending June 80 was: Gold,
FsG5G silver sll,Oj2 SSo IS; MINOR colu-
SA 75L75, making a total coinage of ST.
"a which Is the largest coinage in any fiscal
lin the history of the government The to.
hgal allowance for waste In operation In gold
Silver amounted to $40. 1892. The actual
was upon gold SO, $500. or about one.
shh Of the loss allowed by law, and upon
Il s. 1901, or about one. sixteenth of the e-
allowance. The total actual waste in the
AisOpeNti0ns was S!G, 2GS. or S255, SSg97 less
10 The allowance made by law to meet the
rosary vast In coinage.
ths New York Indicator says: AS the season
TAnees there are renewed indications that
lef rates for money are to prevail. Although
vest Is now better supplied with funds than
some years past, and has increased domes-
Aukng facilities, yet the excessive crops to
marketed the activity of trade generally, and
renewed specuationS in stocks will bring
.nlnd for money that will break the present
.gsh condition of the market and cause an
vance in rates. S!ringency Is not anticipated
Ealing bankerS-uuly degree of activity in
lg ihatwi bring better profit for loana-
funds than has prevailed for some months
Tho Naiuttp Af Hff ,ag oil lsfp1a I.
fair proportion TO the demands of trade,
steadily increasing through additional
issues lover reserves for the treasury,
NE Ioppage Of the exploration of gold For
illl months MONEY is likely to be in such de-
,d as to result in fair rates for loans.
~ year the revenues amounted In round
iS 10 SlLWONO, against s36l go too the
iltiOgc As there has been Il considerable
ti'e every wear over the preceding yent
ny We may reasonably look for an
'@e this ytay equal TO tn. average for the
leaiS' Which would be about s36, ono, COO
@umlng the Increase at ten millions less.
eyehue for The year may be estimated Il,
NNWO According To present indications
appropriations will be about Si5,0 Il, 00C
l'eT lhan they were last year. including an
eaAe OF SOVNO" for pensions, $4,000, 600 fol-
% and hGrbOrS and Y, 500 600 for other pur
TINS would bring the total amount OF
ASPIRATIONS mp to S4!3,OO $50 To this mus
tael Tor interest on the debt, say. $4,000.
making the total expenditures S577 O7O 600
leuhs ms from the estimated revenue, VIC
asutpluS o! slj&0l0,, w available for re
ON 9l ihedebt This considerably exceed,
uIpNs o! last year in spite of the cxtrnvn
appropriations many of them made, an
NY, ior lle purpose of getting rid of the
'A anu ~ the same time spending 1t IN
way as to make each Statesman "snlid
DIS individual constituency.
DALLAS EXCHANGE AsD com.
Ug, selling, Buying. Selling
TX n9%per9& 81 Louis Ji@H Far@l
10" hesiar64 n. O...EG .PaIG 4
Soh y Paras Houstou..,. paraI
S1saAusSaIpOlnls d 70 sdiscOun.. Stcriin,
" francs b;s5 10 Marks, d.
~ 4G'ars.."gC,s Mexican LollnrS. 81
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