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Total, s. 45j 3O,705 e3 005
Of this production, 81 500 klogrammes were
from this Trial mines, and about 10000 from
those Of Siberia, during tie thirty years.


SILVER CoNTAH ING GOLD.
From Crjwn mines in She ia,


same periods, Kill, 2l2535 200,S4I 1o9, ,210
These metals yielded


In Gold, ra9 1869 4499O 1880
do pure silver, 1876, lS5 1877 $40 lS9.S5O
From which, coin struck


Of the value, in


francs, OF 49, 900 357, ,259 OO) Ass, 1876, 900
Or for thirty years, TO the


aggregate value of {. ]. 166, las 900
Since lS43. therefore, the production Of gold
has increased more than ten fold in Russia, while
that of silver has made little progress. From
1926 to 1874, coin was struck from platina To
the value otthirteen millions of francs Accord
ing to an article in St. Peters urg Jonrnal, un-
derstood to be founded on offi,ial documents, the
following quantities and values Of different coins
had been struck in Russia from 1864 to 1874
that is, for one hundred and eighty years.