The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-07-08
TNANCE AND COTTON.
FINANCIAL.

ryr government sinking fund will re-
~ si5 w, 600 for the fiscal year ending
y w. silver was the only kind that the
gants knew; they. were not aware that
y, occurred in mineralized form.
W. New Zealand golG product is said to
amounted to 90l0,2l0 ounces from
Eryl 1857, to June, 1857.
~ treasury reserve is now Sli5 500, 600,
/. i secretary Folger expects soon to issue
Ero,ber call for bonds.
Tbe July dividends payable in Boston
Ea1nnt 10 Sl2 ,2S6 $50, an increase of S., 30
EGoyer July last year.
NIX internal revenue collections OF the
,SrDnati district, for the fiscal year ended
Te 30, we're $l0,577 ,527,
rr,ry bank in Philadelphia has closed
bTp upon the trade dollar. Both the
+. rnsylyania and Reading railroads have
t.ssd orders to all agents to refuse the
fRnlion receipts from the mines at the
yons offices in New YORK city for the
TN ending June % amounted to Sl3S 500,
4 against Sl3l 900 tor the previous week.
fss receipts from January /, 1888, TO date
In $3.50, 2l3.
NIX dividends paid by American mines
NAV are thus apportioned; New York,
NtaGO San Francisco. Sl29 ,256; Phiadel.
|sba $4,000, Boston, $4,000; Leadville,
|fWO London, England, SS3,750; total,
EflOO.
Him pHrHIA, July 1.-The coinage of
II ny during June was 1888 $50 pieces,
[ntd At 81, SIS. 592. The total coinage of
A, mint for the fiscal year ended June 30,
Ia 5000, 2S2 pieces, valued at $2l ,4S3,759
Linn estimated at the postotfiCe depart
II snt the additional compensation to IL so
S,tofices affected by the act of March 3,
foydipg for IN adjustment of postmaster s
NAMES will amount to ST. ,22l 665 tor the
Ken months ending Septemb Der 30, 1888.
n The treasury is still accommodating silver
Il the close OF the week ending June %,
fOrding to dispatches from Washington,
4 held over 100000 more silver, not Gov
|fsd by certificates, than it had at the be
iDning Of the month The increase in
/ bd owned by the treasury was 81 900, 600,
Nile there was decrease in the legal tend
kowned.
1.-The trade dollar might as well be driven
tpn circulation now as later. 1t is the
ftk dollar of our coinage. At first it was
tcal tender for So, but that quality was
/ tEen from it. The government should
Lie IL up and turn out the silver in
tsndard dollars, until q law can be
tsed or an executive order contrived to
+ zOp the forced coinage OF the silver dollar"
The receipts from stamps at the post
Mic during the quarter ending March 81,
IL, were $ll 800 III and during the quar-
II ending December 81. 1882, were 5000
|4S being an increse OF S25t, l04, The gross
|HceipJs OF the department for the first
barter of 1883 were $ll Sll, pa, and of the
|Nnrlh quarter of 1852 were Sll, 43i,720 an
Increase for the first quarter OF 1883 OF
[$65A.
Boston exports for the six months foot
Ia valuation of $3i 100000, an increase
n about SIS OO00 MS compared with last
|fM Imports have decreased about ST.
AOO0 in the same time. The money mar
b has ruled quiet and easy, with bank
tsCounts at from 5 to 6 per cent, and out
liz transactions at little lower rate.
bans between banks have been mostly at
lnd l-2 per cent.
lhe Baltimore Journal of Commerce
zEes the following table, showing the total
mount collected ut each of the eight lead
Exports of the United States, together
pa the total cost of collection, and the
F ~ per 800 Of collecting the duties dur
" The last fiscal wear