The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-02-28
IINANCE AND COTTON
FINANCIAL.

The church of England has an income OF 81
o9, " has contributed ge1OoaooO in gold !
nj 5000, 90 in silver 10 the woFlds s'ocS OF
rSesloss revenue of chihuahua for last year
ideSsd $40 OO0 an increase Of s6S00O over n
NJ. ,otsi amount of dividends paid by fisek
M raining companies up ~ feb-ua.y / is
5s2 800 OF which amount the Honest Ike paiJ
%ss S Sew York Herald charges last the re >
nus az that city are diminished s6,Oc1O' - a
ear BY the traadnishi' s ssS;iSn o. ,axsnon,
~ . rate of about sl5,e01oo0 per annuy, dur
ne The last twenty-five years. The present
ri. h deDt is about sSSl5 ~, 200, or More than
6o' 10 that of the urdtsd States:
y ne monthly state ment published Y the state
k,sasurer OF Nuevo Leon shows bal ance Of SIG, /.
bSS Is 10 begin the new year. The importalions
IN December am ounted to s5S,96l and the ex-
portaiion to Say, ISL
MASSACHUSETTS, he's had twenty-five state treas
.nrers who together handled ss5S, 0O6, Ol7. Only
Lon 0 was lost aud that through the eefalca-
Fan OF Thomas J skinner. who held the office
|Suring 1865. No other incumbent ever be-
|uayed his trust
I'm, citing, the assessed value of real estate and
Iimnroy emen,s ana personal property except
mnney, in san Francisco in 1882 was s26l, SgL =
[o10 or SCl 90 less than 1872
/ IhHfe
|1taly, and the total deposits snow that the peo-
mia are saving at the rate of about SlAOtu00J u
wear There are now On deposit about $50, 00l :
9G represented by almost 2,e0l,e eco books.
| The total showing OF new capital in Europe
/ for new railroads, government and municipal
loans and banking estimates for five successive
4 years is estimated as follows 1875, SS6, $50 0O0
is7g $50 W.OOt 1850, slo6 0i0 0o0 1884, $4,000.
600 lsS2, sos, 5Q6 OO0.
In A narrow space facing on mere alley, aud
1 about as large and snowy as respectable junk
4 shop is the United States sub-treasury in San
Francisco, as described by the CAL In the
4 vault, under this unpretentious building. how
ever, are heaps of bags containing gold and sill
1 YER amounting one day last month to sll,5O0
0jO in silver coin, and over t2O000,000 III gold,
while the safes contained ssOOO tOC in paper cur
4 rency, "
representing delivery of $4,000 in gold eagles
made at the New Orleans mint In January. lSS2,
establishes the tact that II was out OF the toer
ance allowed by law-being l.le,0 900 below the
II standard 10 iineness The divergence from the
standard makes no practical difference in the
value of the CONS, but the commission will re-
port the fact to the president The accuracy OF
the coinage was highly commended by the COM
mission.
The Indicator says: As to the comparative i'm.
ports into this country, they can only be approx
imately estimated yet by the imports al the
port Of New York, which usually constitute
nearly ~ per cent OF the TOTAL lOi the United
States In January. 1883. the total imports at
New York were ei4 059 100, as compared with
si6,O 09, iSl in January, 1885,! thus showing de-
crease of over S20Oi,00J. 1t. therefore, seems
not improbable that the net trade balance in our
favor in January was not far from SIS co.,, 600,
making total balance In our favor since Octo-
Der OF, approximately, sSi 090 600 to ss5 Co., 90
February Isl, us shown by the statistics pre-
pared by the director of the mint the entire cir
cuation gold, silver and paper, aggregated
81 659 2S9 5S3, or about sS2 for each human being
In the United States and territories The gold
coin and bullion amount to S57S S2s, 374, of which
the treasury contains only sl78, 3l7 S3S, the re.
mairder being either in active circulation or In
the banks. This is great deal of money" and
decidedly good money, toO-better Than the
gfeenbacker's fiat money, and certainly Of suf-
ieient volume for "the wants of the trade"