The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1895-11-23
Varloue Topics.

Toy Times The 1894 figures for
the stone-quarrying industry are en-
bodied in report prepared by VIM.
G.. Day and Issued by the geological
survey. The output Of stone is placed
at $37 ,377, ,816, against $48, 706, ,6z5
for 1892, $47, 600, 600 for 1890, and
$42, ,809, ,706 for 1889. In 1880 the
total was only $18, 1856, O55. Pennsyl-
vania leads all the states with an out
put of SO, 245, SOY. Ohio comes next
with 9S3, $40, 5l1 and Vermont stands
third with $3'46l 1892. New Eng
land furnishes about half the granite,
Ohio half the sandstone, and Vermont
half the marble.
Bradstreets: Total bank clearings
for October aggregate 70, l91, ,622, ,727
a gain over September this year of
fully one quarter, or 25 per cent. ,and
an increase over October last year of
"a per cent Compared with Octo-
Der Of tile panic year 1898, there is a
gaia sho~n Of more ti,an 80 per cent.
aad compared VITA 0o6obor, 1892, a
Year OF very large business, tho de
ceeasa is only per cent.
rhe bank commissioners at San
1>ancisco on We nesday issued a
Circular ordering California etsta
hau1s to make etat5nan II thap
condition on Norom5en 2lef
T;he Amer'oaa a.n.4al.a9s5 esfj-
mates thig years aIa Mop al So,
255,G20 ialrnls, as e9A ar'i viii 81
f'9,090 barrels u 49,, aud s. ,243,-
600 0arre'y ia 1889
Chattanao4a Iraaesnn: Tle re-
port as 10 inadstfial conditions ali
ever the South, as received as ths
Office OF the HraieSman for the past
week, show that temporary changes
IN prices 90 not have any decided ef-
feet on the volume of business, which
steadily increases. Iron Is not in as
active demand as a month ago, but de-
liveries on c ntract9 keep the stock
from accommodating in the yards. and
inquiries show that very large trade
is not yet supplied
George Gunton, in the Social Econ
omist: The increase in the produc-
ton of gold is no assurance Of an 10
crease of money in circulation, or of
y money at all for that matter. T ne
mining Of gold is simply the produc-
tion of commodity, just the same as
the mining ofsilver, coal, iron or cop
per. 1t will Continue just as long as
there is a market for it: and whether
it will go into the arts, in watch cases
chains and gold bowed eye 81 sses, or
into gold dollars and pounds sterling,
will depend entirely upon the demand
for those things. One might just as
we'll say the more silver there is, the
more money there will DO in circula-
ton. Money gets into circulation
through the demands Of business not
through the production of gold. 1t is
the revival of business that will set
money in circulation, not the minting
of money that will create this bust
ness prosperity.
Maryland Medical Journal: An in
teresting comparison has been mado
between the number of physicia rs
practicing in civilized and uncivilizsd
countries. Thus New York City has
$500 physicians fr her 1000, O0O.
China has II hospitals and 20 physi-
clans for 100000, 900.
Official statistics show that in the
State of Ohio 6,546 suits for divorce
were brought during the year. Of
ths petitions go were refused and q
49' divorces were granted, the remain
cases still being in the courts.
Or. Prices Cream Baking Powdef
worlds Fair Highest Medal and DiSsoma.