The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-02-01
FINANCIAL AND COTTON
FINANCIAL.

rur city Of Monucal, with a populauop-oi
,ts 90 has a debt OF el3OJu no
The eXegss Of exports o.,tr lmpouE for the
last half ~ iss2 was s6i,'Cs 90
IL costs s2G53lb lA gear tQ,fsn the public
pInting Office al WfShlnSGn
The Mexican Telegraph company has ,dy.
'-"d dlyisend o. pr cent lof lhe past 1a =.
oro,ns n Law Gou,d There Is no 'cr5m6I.
. N 90 circumstances which can possibly
.r at stocks rising considerably above 'he'r
int prices .r.,i.t,
sslnted at Berlin that the 81 Of realizing
r . Iropo.al OF the bi.metall' TO recon lhe
...ir of Germany is esum a. -oVOo'VV'
Ss hank of Montreal has sold all the land
INT bonds of the Canadian Pacihc 1hllrOnu,
% the stock of the road TO the amount OF sl0 -,
o will be placed In the European anu
HIIeriCan markets So. -. -. ,,,, d
rhe bullion product OF Colorauo Isel ye sI H.'
ned at S26 $50 SOS being an increase OF ~ ioo,
,b,, over the year before LeadVllle pfoduces
si7, Ia, 3g2 Of which s4,IdSO4i was OF l.ao ana
S. 257, 252 OF silver. .,,,,.o 90
duction OF the tdxct inthat state. me treas
ury Is full aud the prospective revenues are III
excess of the prospective expenditure - !,
The Boston Commercial Bulletin says: ~ is
renorted that the earnings of the Mutual Union
Telegraph company last week were about eoO,
600 the largest in the history OF the company
There is a, rumoI that eX Ky secretary rS SheFin""
will be made president of this company. -,
During the week s., 0Oj in nauona! DaIS
notes were returned for redemption;, bonds held
20 secure circulation, s34Sl2 l5G dtposlleu u
receive circulation 1888, 500
The dividends paid by the gold, silver, anu
copper miuing companies of the country during
1872 as far Is such matters are MADE puDllc, are
stated at IA li7,l7y Thee are number OF
dividend paying mines IN California "hoSe pa!
ments are never published. ,..,.
Missouri is moving to pay of her OUTSTANDING
bonds issued to railroads under the acts OF 1921
II is proposed to pay these on the lst OF July o.
the present year, drawing on the slhRlps iuno
for the same. , H.,
The state of Missouri has sn assessed valua
tion of real and personal estate footing up tota
of S5ia 26s 242, and an outstanding DEBTOR ~,
9IsOOO It's bonds ought TO be good property
Ii is said that the annual report Of the wa
hash. which will shortly be made public, VIII
show thar the floating deUt has been wiped out
and that there is surplus after meeuhg Ill
fixed charges. ,,. .-,..
Usage Indians, located IN me Inolan terTieoi
are said 10 be the richest people per capita III
the world There are / $50 of them, and they
are worth 81, O00 900, an average OF l0JV apiece
The value of all the articles admitted Tree lntu
this country during the past year was eZI0 ~.
ESQ., of which coffee constituted 40 OlO,9go cheml,
Gals, drugs and medicines, 21174, SUI hldes ana
skins o. 702 $40; tea 10 800 i25; lndla-ruboer, d.
207, 2l2 silk, cocoons, etc. lSo19,335; paper ma
terials &, O24, ~ tin, in pigs, bars and blocks
52l4 Isl; wood, 449i5g6. These nine tomhod
ties amounted to l6i 100 29i or rs per cent OF the
total value of the free goods A.. ,u,uo,,o
The Mining Record points out that Arizona
has reached the third place in rank as pro
Queer of silver gold, lead and copper Las
year her product of gold and silver was Yaluee
1T nearly S3L00,000 The Tombstone district
which produced total value OF Is. OOO,OOO' Ii
now next to Leadyile.
The ex ports of the United States during the
wear 1881 amounted to $3.50 9l6.0 600, of when ma
tural products constituted s74o $50, 900. During
the same period there were Imported natura
products TO the value of s215 S5-,GOO VI TINS sun
coffee sugar tea fruits, nuts, wines ana sPi NY
made up Sl44 0OO,0 0; precious stones, so9OoVOo
and breads tufts nearly , U, UOOOUU,
objection is made 10 the stamping oil hght
weight minor silver coins by the treasury ON
cials under regulatiOnsOft the Department.. Ih'
law provides that kuch coins shall be legal ten
der according TO their weight but stamplnt
them is said to prevent their circulation hilO
gether. An exchange suggests lhatconslderlnt
The enormous profit which the government
makes uIon every silver coin which II Issues, IN
treasury might stand the expense of replacing
lightweight coins which have become SO D.
abrasion and LOt charge it upon the people.
The New York Central talks ~ issuing IA pc
cent debentures for heir s7,45O 500 6s malurlhl
May LIST Speaking of the connection OF TINS an,
other maturing loans (ike the United Ney
JERSEYS 81, 10000 plain bonds due IN February
with the iirmness of foreign exchange
the Commercial and Financial Chrohi
Gle saws: "PrOba ly Europe holds
fair portion of all of these. Or course, there
not much temptation for European investor Y
take q or AZ per cent. in exchange LOT M
ma uring security, especially as the interest i
not paid ia Loncon He can do as vel as a
home "
WAsH1saToE, D. c., Jan 81 The receipts 0
national bank notes for redemption during tn
week ending to-day were 1855 OiO bonds held b
the treasurer to secure national bank clrcuauOl
S35q,yl2, DO TO secure pub &c moneys in nalona
bank dspOsitories, $3.50 5000; bonds deposite
10 secure circulation during the week, ss3S, go
to secure ciTculat on Withdrawn during, tn
week $40 600; national bank notes outstanding
$500, i75 40; lawful money ON deposit 10 redeel
notes of national banks reducing Circulation
s23, ssi, SCI 80; liquidstng banks, tl44 o96d Al
failed banks 81 u6i,3j3 20.
pAILAs EXCHANGE AND SILVER