New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-23

S4.N7t The amount outstanding at TINS date Is
Tere were redeemed and paid for by the Treasures
Office from November l. 1879. November l, lsSO,
S17444s00 an called bOnds upon which the interest
had ceased the proceeds which. nciudinE the inter
amounted 10 Sl7774,533 81: There were also re
period siO627I 100 United states bonds, the total
was WAS Sill .a90 se5 og. a table /. gwen showing
the amount OF UnIIed sta notes outstanding AT Tue
rom whcS n appcars af while The aggregate amount
OF notes outstanding tnere has beer an
dCiisr noie' gi0e7sIs0 in IrnIoIlar nofes
SIi. 60 S5o in fw,nydoIlar notes ana S759 800 IN
in tiirydoar -ofes sI33ij 500 in Recommendations
noi-s 81 SIS 600 in one inous nl-doa $500,
0OO housa 1-d0liar notes ard e2oOJOoOl ton
thousauddoar notes Showing ~ increase OF S37 60s-
4j5 ia notes 81 a denomination than h'ty dollars,
aud IS spending a.crcuse m Tie higher denomina-
aud nousaud dollars leu d II the time o. Tue sus-
pension OF the issue OF gold notes are disappear.
! Ing from circulation by Dei"s pIe-eu.ea lot
redemption ana no no more more aTs os 9,;,u,y
ceased. Tnere VIII ne decrease in the issues
rrdcmpous o. Unltcd States notes drns the e1rrenl
Is much dif ATTY Ia obtaining notes Tor redemption
and exchange ior other denominations tnat the amount
during lass fiscal year. TIE demand f9f notes IS 10 o
Gates OF the denominations Of Slc and 20.
THE SILVER DOLLAR.
The total coinag, standard SILVER dollars under the
Act February IS 1878. uas been S72,si775O OF this
amount Sl7.5ss1O6 IN the Treasury aud in tue
Mi1ts - 259Gil, being more than 3i9s per cent
Of the coinage. i circulation. TIE amount
/ IN circulation November I. 1873.
- 922G2 26olo per cent OF -1s.2s2.50D coined
Al the same date d. 1879 The Hmoun, in circulation
was $4,000 SD. or = per cent OF - 206@JO coined
OF the cOutd 90 dItc. t7 6O2 932.
than 50 cent, hls been paid from Tie Treasury
per cent or S22 343 2ss has Treas
nry IN pivncn f ru on account oil silver cerf Gfes
| While the amount al trbued il ONLY abDut one
eo'H in cir afIon dnrir I tirst seven mi mo ms "
49, .t4 standard dollars SBTJB0D
each noun, and OF he succeeding twelve months end
ing October b. 1879 tner were absorbed INFO he cir
cuiadOn ~ Ia. country s,0sO.2l9 standard silver do
lar-. ~ sG73 3J1 yer month.
standard silver dorrs. aud Sls175s71 IN silver GER
uicat,9 entered mo the circulation oil tne coInry or
~ 514, 500 SILVER certificates month. In add
lion ordinary iud fences which facilitate d.,
| trbuilon OF standard silver dollars the demon.
| etillt.Qn By the people Of the southwest OF
| the Ne xican silver dollar mas crea.ed an ex
quarter. We're ibe trade dollar Withdrawn from clrcu
laon. everywhere rated al it, bullion vilne manv
more standard dollars would be required for CIR
cuiation IN the cities Of NeNYork ami Ih alelpnii
the hr daalars Who nnrebas. trde dollars AZ o9lofs
who're they az 80 and sell them }. adj
vance % parues IL places where they circulate or thei'
The total amount Of silver certificates issued under
the OF Congress OF February y, 1875 20 september
Wasmug,ll OOO.at New YORK - Us OOO.and at
san Francisco $I2sOO.OOO. There actual circu
amouat does not Include S6O92579 mcIaded in the
cash OF e various Offices he demand for silver eertIh
Gates, under OF the Department lated
trInber IS 1850, Authorizing their exchange Tor god
coin Duon Ias en- qu,r extensive at Newt Orleans
| ST. Louis, Chlcigo and Clnciuha.l ana tnere Wtre
pad out at those points during me montn
amour, Of god C In deposited 70 the sut-Ireasury ~
New-York. the demand stimulated By The scarcity
! beng furnished az the various oup-Ircasures without
expense tor transportation 20 the person desiring Them
! they became inexpensive means o. obtaining tx
change which was really OF great advantage IN the
! Southwest
! FRACTIONAL SILVER.
The total amount Of fractional silver issued under the
| Act of April L. 1873 was So els so 10 which
should be added least % per cent represented
by CONS PRIOR 1875 which have found their
way INTO circulation the resumption Of
specie payments. OF this coin there Is in
Of which sI7 39667l 10 has been witGdawn rom cir
cuauon passagr OF the Act OF June 1879,
provdlI for excnamgc Of fractional silver for
ul money. since July 81, IS %. be amount In the
Treasury has decreased abOu $500 900 that amount in
excess 81 reden ptOn having occh issued under de
mand whcn has sprung no Nv reason of reduced trans
poItation charges ana an improved condition OF Dus-
| ness. ,-.-.
ing the exchange OF fractional 81 yer CON Tor
fractional currency, there was IN circulation
outstandn- at This date Is Sl5551709 20
The muor com IN tine Nau T. OF the vlrlnus offices
September 80, 1850 amounted IL .O63. $50 -. The
demand for tive-cent nckcls. when amounted 10
has been supplied from the amount on hand but the
demand for bronze Onecnt pieces still continues and
the Mint recn unable TO I'LL the orders for that
denomination promptly
TIE rOtaI receipts public money during the fiscal
year by depository banks we're S110493,l7I "a. the
average daily balance 900 600 secured
by the a. p3st this Office OF Sl4111OOO IN United
states bonds and personal bonds 10 the amount OF
$40 900 There were at the close o. the nsca year
1871 National Bank DrpOsitOres.
a table is embodied III the report showing he amount
OF Clearing House certificates issued, re1e med and out
standing tor the fiscal years 1873 10 1850 inclusive
The tota amount ISSUED 1as oeen eOOI.1 $4,000
of which amount there was outstanding al
the close Of the year only Sl325OOQ being by far the
1873 and indicating the demand Ter Uned states
their reserves
For the purpose Of supplying sale exchange offices
treasury 10000 Of New-York exchange; at
the San Francisco subTreasnry s6.690O00 OF
sl23,5Oo OF NewYors and San Francisco exchange,
when was furnished 10 them from tins office oy the
The OF gold ceriihcat-s wa suspended oy the
been issued s9sI I34ssO 40. or thar amount
outstanding at close Of tue fiscal year hui $500
COUNTERFEIT CURRENCY
There we're rejected branded ana returned 10 the
ers during the fiscal year $3.50 in counterfeit United
states notes SO $40 IN counterfeit National bank notes
and $40 10 counterfeit fractional currency. OF the
counterfeit bank notes rejected $1,000 were in notes Of
the denomination of 800 purporng 70 be OF the issue
Of the following National banks First National Bank
of $500; National Revere Bank Of Boston $500
Central National Bank OF New-YOrk. 500; ADD Pitts
burg National Bank OF Commerce Of Pittsburg. Penn.
$500 These eounteriets all printed from the
original aieand are by ar me tdcuit OF detection
OF any which have yet appeared Fortunately the
by whom thf plale II DeileFcu W Dctn cnSTahcd
has pecn recently arrested aud Is hoped tnat
tber printing putting In cTcula ION OF counerelts
printed from will be prevented There were also re-
jected $3.50 % in stolen, pleced and fragmentary Ma
tonal bank There was deducted on account OF
| mufllatiOns from the face value Of United states
notes redeemed during the fiscal year, SlOlo7 from
fractional currency i3O 70 and gOm notes o; failed,
Nqudatug and reducing banks. $50; maSinE the tOts
Deductions the close vi the fiscal year S29I393 70
on notes OF the face value % $2,22J,305462 II re-
deemed.
| on November l bonds held account OF the
| Pacific Railroad sinking funds follows: For the
Union Pacific Railroad Company, S4s04OOi for TIE
| Central Railroad Company, T0l2.2OO.
Attention invited TO the DISADVANTAGE OF investing
the sin King funds directed by N the per cent
bonds of the United the present high market
rates and suggested that the consent Of Congress,
bV Joint resolution, obtained 10 the purchase for tue
purpose Of any bonds OF the United States: or OF he
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