The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-03-01
TUE RlISlNESS World


The ehmoh ofruaisna has an Income Of W.
o4iagV,0o,.d,tas contributed g6Lo0 90 iu ro'd
ard piopN0iu d'rrr 20 mo T1td' sio.H "I
pr Tho s'si eV retsnuo NJ Chuihut rlast yC
reached $4,000 ap iltf,r'n "i 3"a'u'''''I "'-
pi1ii hs tn!, \ Sm,uuto. t.dlcnis gali by B1ck
rms mining companies Wv n Iep uN4 L i1
81 76I 0O vi when nmotnI nc h''ne'' @S P'''
s,9 ns Nov Now York Herald charges that tho rev.
enues II that city arc diminished eoIuO'VVJ
wear by the fraudulent evasion OF taNh,lon, .a
The Bfitish national do9i has been decreased
nj the rate of abnv sl5OOlCOO per anhum, uul,
ivc The last tg ,.nva years, The present
British debt is GN 70 l sstes o' "'O'' ''
The r,onthly stat, meat published ~ the state
treasurer OF Nuevo Leon shows n ohiHuct oi 80
$50 IS TO begin the new yeaF "a az, and he ex
t'r Deem Der amounted W NoVi''i' "
MSssanhnsetts has had twenty-five state treas.
who together h ana tSS9sR tRe defSaa
ZION of Thomas ekiuner, who hela 'he Once
DIVING 1SO6.s No other incumbent ever De-
trayed HE trust. 49,, ,,,,,,or,,,ritsrs,
ms cling he assessed value OF real estate any
improvements and personal proper , - Soi
money in san Francisco III loo- was s~olO'h'
CtO or e6i 0 less than 1917. ',.,,,,,,i,-,, T.,
italy, and the total deposits snow M o 6nS ,eo
ple are saving at the rate Of ABOUT soyu"VV 40
rYsar There are now on deposit about s-U',UU'''
90, represented by almost 2UO IVY p9pAs ;;,,,,,
The total showing OF new capital III EIuLopt
for new railroads, government anu mullSlp ~
i,nS and bankipg estimates 70, five successive
yt,rg3 is estimated follows; lei>, soe yoVVO Az
iS1q $4,000 $50 Sl06 Ol0.O S0 1851 sI4S'o'~'
wv: ME 6s,ca OF brick and iron dumped down
In a narrow space facing on mere aLiey', aIu
about as large and SNOWY as a ItsPeCta sG ~ s
mon " is The United States sub-ueasury IN sal
Frarcisco as described by the Cal: IN lhS
vaults under this unpretentous DulSius, Io III
ever are heaps OF bags Containing sU1N az 90
yer amounting one day last lnonyh oo 70 ei4oV S
90 in silver coin and over s2OOU1oOO IN Rou'
while he safes contained IS COO vCO i'll paper cur
rency. ,,t, 81 tro c,ola nieces
renresentinp delivery of S20,OOO ia gDld eagles
made AT the New Orleans mint in January, loo-'
establishes the tact that /! was H 66 NJ bnov he
ance allowed by law-being l'loOoo p S t tne
stsndard in fiueness. The divergence from tne
standard makes practical diierehce 40 t ~
valuef the CONS but ide tO The ACCURACY Of
The coinage was highly commended py inc GULL
mission ,ho oo,n narsttve i'm.
ports into this country they can Only DC apprT OK,
i1nateiy ,sIimatrd yet by the imports az tne
port OF New York, which uSpeliy cohsti:u lS
nearly 70 per cent OF me ' ,Se total imports al
New York were sii,0j9 ~ as coLlpa;ieu WIN ~
$4,000 4sl in January, 1852, thus showing ue-
crease of over 81 90 700. 1t therefore, seems
not improbable that the net trade balance IN our
favor in January was not far from Slo,UOS,OVO'
making total balance in our favor since Oct co
har az approximately, SS4 090 900 to sS5 OOl CO.
February LIST as shown by the statistics pre- pre-
pared by the director of the mint the enire flf
culation, gold silver and paper, asgtegateu
a r. q go 40 or about SS1 for each human Delpg
in the United States and territories. The gold
coin and bullion amount to s57s $3.50 OF when
the treasury contains only sl73,3lho5o inc r.
mainder being either in active circulation or IN
the banks. Ihis is a great deal of money, ana
decidedly good money, too-bettef man lhe
pIeenbackers 'nat money, and certainly OF SUI
heient volume for 1.-The wants of the trade.