Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-12-04


standing increased during the fiscal year
from S51, 166, $50 to S66,096,71O. This in
crease was entirely in the denomination of
$40 and $50. The amount nominally out
standing at this date is $73,6O7.71O, of
which $7,9S7,26 is held by the treasury.
CLEANING HoUUE CERTIFICATES.
During the fiscal year S16,9lO0OO in
clearing house certificates was issued and
SIS, 600 redeemed, leaving the amount
outstanding $13,36O.000, as compared with
ST. ,615,OO0 outstanding at the close of the
last fiscal year. The amount now actually
outstanding is $9,S35,000. The highest
amount outstanding at the close of any
fiscal year was 59,O45, OOO,o June 3O,1S75.
The use of these certificates has greatly de-
clined since the resumption of specie pay
ments.
MINOR AND FRACTIONAL SILVER COIN.
The denominations of the minor coin in
the treasury on September 1, 1882, were,
as follows:
Five cent nickel. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. S7I,200
Three cent nickel Observation-Disclosures. 1886
Two cent bronze. Observation-Disclosures. 1884
One cent bronze, nickel and "copper". 192,159
Mixed ........ Observation-Disclosures. 80,944
Total S5O4,5l5
The supply of five cent nickel coins in
the treasury, which three years ago reached
the sum of $1,1S4, 252, was exhausted dur
ing the year, and their coinage was re-
sumed by the mint.
The amount of fractional currency re-
deemed during the fiscal year was only
$5S, 705, against $685. 34 in the preceding
year. The amount outstanding at the
close of the year was $15.42O,1S6.
MUTILATED, STOLEN AND COUNTERFEIT CUR
RENCY.
There was detected by this Office in re-
mlttances of currency received for re-
demption during the ear $5,436 in coun-
terfeit Uuited States notes, 1870 in coun-
terfeit fractional currency, S3,429 in coun-
terfeit national bank notes, and $775 in
"stolen" national bank notes. The num-
Der of the counterfeit United States notes
was ESQ and of the counterfeit national
bank notes 1876.
At tho close of the fiscal year the United
Statesb onds held in trust for the national
banks amounted to $376,627 500. OF this
amount $3.50, 1922, 700 was held to secure cir
culation, and $15,925, 900 to secure public
moneys. The amount of bonds deposited
during the year was $129,474, 400, and of
bonds withdrawn 1928, 1O2,5OO. The total
l..
-, sore ,ne i 700 ~ 'rTse ior naIionae
mn 49, ~ C4 sSIo,1ooov .: ING a" o,I VI
cent, held in trust for national banks,
,,on+h ~ II" go nnn - 49, 49, 49, ~
;nclnded in co,1s fo, rederr1tio, 1ro-e III
drown Of tho ron,ain;nn az na. "an+
bonds s1So 5o4 o5o have s;nce been With.
d,o--- 20 axchouaa ~ 49,
honds nndor ~ nseu wv ~ p ~. oe
Tn1n 70 1890 WV 'o' VI
~. o...
n. .- assessed oN NAiioNAN nANAS-
Inc sein'-annoai ou'y assessed upon ana
cohecteo from the national banks by the
treasurer of the United States for the fiscal
year are as follows
On circulation. Observation-Disclosures So, 19O,981
On deposit OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 5,52l 1927
On capital ................... z37,774
Toto, eo IN 20.
No No. :. 800, - s''i'V,oo4
:: Ia amount y, seini.annuai ou'y' "nlch
40. 40 'ne ialgess coiiecseu III any year since
sno oo.aD.snu 1 ~ ~ .ne na'lonai oanAing
o'clA, eAoeeos 'he amount coilec.eo III
u.s. euo 1scai year Snolns June oo, loo1' Dy
poo, 'lol'
Inc natiOnal DanK notes received TOT re-
uen p.lon uuring the nscai year amounted
w %'o'oo0'o@'. an lnSreass over the pre-