The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-04-06
FINANCIAL ITEMS.

FINANCIAL ITEMS.
THERE are 100000 lying idle in the Alabama
About b, COO shares of Western Union were
shipped for London on the LIST.
There were g. O73, 953 IS worth of coal imported
into the United States last fiscal year, on witch
the duty was s516 O06.95, or 2i9 per cent ad va
loren.
On April 80 1881, the gross debt of Boston was
Texas will get this year from the Peabody
fund SIC, 425, nearly twice as much as any other
England sent $4,000 worth of merchandise
into Japan last year. and imported from the
s sent 81 c9an ooS and sSi took away s
The London shorts in Louisville q Nash-
willie covered yesterday. A large block in ten
share lots will be shipped 10 europe toruay and
February show an increase of 90 OOO.Ou0 ana ~
0O0, 900 francs respectively, as compared WIN
the same months of 1881. The imports of food
Russia has 2i,746 mobiles with an average of
$40 900 per annum; 128GOO merchants with
yearly income of $500 each, and d,o 10, 254'eOo
peasants with an annual average of $751;
The revenue from the CHILEAN custom houses
amounted to s12 635, 23375 during 1881, against
S. 3i7 1926 81 in 1880, showing an increase OF Vi
2S7,S26 These figures are IN chihsn paper cur
Exports of Oregon from July to February 2S
comprise 5, 451 ,6l3 bushels of wheat, valued at
S65s 1859; 81 $50 barrels flour at s. ,499 3S4, and
2s2 ISL cases salmon at 81, $40, 923-total value,
s.Is Psffs correspondent to the St. James Ga
re saws the governments of France ana the
r lited States have formally notified the powers
that the reassembling of the monetary confer
ence must be indefinitely postponed.
In the North Carolina state debt rounding
operations S. Sl9745 of old debt has been re.
funded into s., sos $50 new As. There was still
outstanding, and not presented when the time
expired for refunding, 81, 901, 800 of old debt
Opposition to the reform of the Spanish tariff
led to strikes in various towns and many mills
have been closed. mob in Barcelona at
tempted to stop trains and was fired upon by
Judge Kelley told the house on Wednesday
that our receipts from internal revenue amount
to $3.50 and that our surplus revenue ar
will be sl60.000000
Washington kilograms indicate that the bill to
extend the corporate existence OF the nauohaI
banks viii hardly be reached in the house this
session. II is almost impossibleto reach " on
the calendar In the regular course OF procedure,
and II Is also impossible TO get UNANIMOUS CON
sent to carry a motion 10 make II special order.
Mr.. Fisher of Pennsylvania, from the commit,
tee on coinage, weights and measures reported
the following: ANY owner of gold bullion or
gold coin may deposit the same at any mint 70
be formed into coin or bars for his benefit. IL
shall be lawful however to refuse any de-
posit."
treasurer recently paid no for bonds not due for
twenty years Rather poor tnancierlng, we
think 20 pay such premium for the discharge
of a debt due by the next generation.
one ol The sOsslpy sheets ~ Mall slIcst sa!b
that Messrs William II. Vanderbilt Robert z.
Hutchings, Frank Work and G. J. Osborne will
sail for Europe on the first OF May. The party
will disperse upon arriving ON the other side TO
the various pleasure resorts, but return together
in the fall
The American Express company have adopted
plans Of issuing money orders that cannot iail
10 be OF advantage 20 those who desire to remit
small amounts. This plan has all the advan-
tage OF the government money order, but is
cheaper. The price for any sum not exceeding
SO Is only cents, and any sum sum not exceed
ing g. a cents. The plan ought TO have great
success. II You have any money 10 remit call
on the express agent of your town and get him
20 explain this plan. The government charges
600 much for money orders and registered letters.