New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-01
Transmitted 20 T. g. Mint. PHIL Tor Coinage SSJs,iiG
IN. Nm R.nnrisco Iimrs Of Oct. snNs:

Transmitted 20 4. 3. Mint. PHIL FOR Coinage tsiIC u
The san Francisco Times Of Oct. says:
Cu'rl continues abundant. yet the dcina - goou
ot r.,. ioag current Al Bank iaii per cent per month,
tate 10 per rttt per ainum. Cold Ii,, a"a w Sl!Ntr
Enfs discount 20 Inr. Currency lls on Ire Atlantic
1IIics e pr cent prrlg sllh Drafis pay nc ~ coin
per rcui. Tcicg.ie TiAnsirt', :! pr f,it, S'.i
Dad Regarding the agricultural Resources "i California
n l. Interesting to rouIttr Use treasure tHphs WIZ
thc mcrrlause rilri- 81 Sm Fralci-co, q. unrngile
hest medium hv Wl 10 arrive at Ius idea uf our rap
,ly growing agricultural property Dd!hc uit itHt
ir months ~ D. oar TREASURE shipments am nni'd 10
a. u 90 Willie our Apuiis uf mes caudic ouy reached
ta-lnOgO IN 1868 the lr'H-uir shipments IF VIC e"uo
~ riod were s aoaO.nO u,iuly t1~"W" rST willie orr
iurrc.audlsc IS ft- over sum"p, or hnlt 10 mil
lion norr treasure was urpirted 10 the eA
Tho pr,criig wear ad Spj1nO less than iH s hut IN
thr same year rrland-e rNloitH ra'h'H 10 oItI
S'gmOuN being s2..a un Hurr tlh 10 lhG ahd s2NH.Ol
more nn IN TGr year oar Treasure shipments Tor
the nrs piuo months SsI722a, while our SNofts u
merchandise amount To SlCje,'s) sIo"llg u',l'"s" ~
ruu 81 1000 Ia fpoce ard an Increase ~ S,FNp m
merchandise exports. IA round numbers over IaHt yen
making joint drefcnte ~ SlttVW III uur l"N ui'
wIni I. Thu wondros changr Ia 80 Hluit 1o htlI Nut
atiei Our people fe1taking the hazardous mud no
more steady aud satisfactory calling Of the farmer Tie
growing dsproportion al The Yields oI orr mines hnu
those u agricultural Interests Ia phIy oOitf'ane
Ina tine rcgning CURES IL must also Ice taken into ac-
count that fle bullion volume Is the product OF NeVadn
Montana. Idaho Arznni, oregon, ma oih'r mhhE 10,
califIc- well % California; whlle our HSilcuItIIl
product h nearly tbs unnssl-ied yield OF C1iorhl III
former Issue we gave statistics ana areS %
from them showing that our wine ctCpfoI ls6 was rthy
worth s5ocoo or wheat crop alone for me current
wear las been estimated by the best Informed ~
100000 bushels, which l. worth thWOOW Auu
10 mi, the value OF OhrT grans-such Ms bntley oats,
and potntoes onions hay fruits and ofher AGRICULTURAL
products, exclusive of the grape ana We nfIlFe al INC
uuavuinlie conclusion TINT our young farm Interests
have already attained proportions almost rNaiig INC
m raj product of the whole Pacific coast In tue Tore
going We make allowance for beef lnuttoI pore,
p0ultry eggs butter cheese and especially wool when
are all direct aojnncts, dependents hnd pOes y,
rho farm time ago the VaingloflOus boast uat
Cotton WAS King" was ably disprOyed by writer VINO
claimed that Grass Il King and II would really sesn
Tint California T. arriving az the same conclusion Win
Weld and force unparalleled In any other portion OF he
gube WIN returns staring ms In the face, coupled
wifi tho fact that the markets Of California are beco
ing more aud extensive aud more and more rtqhr-
int Ne only need Chrnp and quick transportation 10
place over 100000 square miles OF arabic land under ie
,,rst smiling and renuneratiye cultivation Facts Ike
The abnye N properly circulated convey volumes OF In
formation and excite the attention OF thinking men
everywhere.