The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-03-04

FANsNAAAA AIEMN.
lin lSSl the United states treasury lost Sl6
No- W N ia gold reserve, aud gained slL5lS 80
In its silver.
Philadelphia lost sl6LCg6 during four and a
halt years by the mismanagement OF the gas
During lss2, 5000 were paid in interest to
the depoStois IN the savings banks OF New York
city, or only $4,000 less than the interest paid
70 al ne savings bank deposiiors in the state Of
The possibility Of imports Of gold is sim cnly
aposdoility, although the Bank OF England has
red ced It's rate, Securities come to this side
IN considerable amount and the speculative
exports
The coinage Of the nickel money still eontin.
ses In Mexico. There has been placed IN Circu-
lah0n up TO date Of scent pieces 5000, equal
to s59, oG Of 2-eont pieces $4,000 equal 20 SIC
O0 and 25Io0Oot l-eent pieces, making total
OF 5000
Last week 500 go OF the new nickel pieces were
coined at the Philadelphia mint also 7lO TOO pen
MES, and 10000 dimes The demand for the
new tlye-ccnt pieces are very heavy
There are IL banks Ia operation ia the Domin-
ION OF Canada They are located as follows :
la quebec, Is; in Ontario 10; in Nova scotia lO
In New Brunswick, 4: in Priaee Edward Island
. and In British columbia, l.
1t has been aseertained at the treasury depart.
menl that pension payments this month will
amount To over 100000. aud In consequence
the reduction Of tho public debt during the
mouth VIII be much smaller than usual Ii is
estimated that over so 900, coo will be paid ont
for pensions between now and the S0th OF June.
IL this estimate proves TO DO even approximately
accurate, 1t IS regarded rs entirely probable
that there viii be no more bonds called for sew.
eral months.
Last month the new silver tax went into Of,
feet in Mexico. Instead of the heavy per cent.
export duty, there now remains only a courage
tax, SO small AS TO be insignificant Gold hui.
lion entered st the mint for coinage will pay a
coinage tax OF u OF per cent unooined gold
and silver bullion exported, unless
similar mint tax has been
paid previously, will pay this tax To
the custom houses according to official assays
made on their value The tax of ! and \ OF
per cent for gold aud silver respectively Is not
an export tax, but Is simply the tax levied on all
the bullion produced In the country
The Wall Street News says THE worst
trouble with western U zion at this juncture Is
the certainty in the public mind that the
late Ex-Governor Morgan's stock must come upon
the market and as he was the largest stock
holder next 10 Mr. Gould, the dose will not be a
small one Then there Is the expectation that
by the time the stock hes been we'll relieved of
that disturbing cause, opposition lines will be
putting In their work again't the company. 1t is
difficult at this time 10 mako the public take a
Union"
The foreign trade of Canada Is equal to Tur-
Key, Brazil and China and surpasses that Of
Japan, Australia and Spain. The imports of
Canada In 1852 amounted 10 sll9,4lgdOG ex-
ports 'lJ2 1877 23 total, 1921 556 70S la 1873 and
1874, the next best years after 1852, tho COM
mefee OF CANADA represented about s2ls, 900 COO
The import duties OF Canada are about 70 per
cent AL 7alorem. Canada has fully as much
commerce with great Britain as with u.s. especi-
ally In goods consumed by the Canadians The
total imports Of Montana In 1852 were s. obs SSd
The trade with Great Britain and the United
States III 1882 was Us follows: