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The gold and silver, specie and bullion,
imported into the United States during the
commercial year ending Sept. 30th, last, a.
mounted TO 6,l50,i65 dollars. Iu the same
period, agrecably to the Custom House re-
turns. the export of gold and silver was g.
797,Oj5 dollars. From which it appears
that the export exceeded the import by ST.
616,290.


The Philadelphia Gazette asserts that
tins enormous export was occasioned by ex-
cesslve issues of paper, whereby the specie
was driven out ot the country, and the Chi
ma trade in particular, So far overtlone, that
most OF those engaged in it have suffered loss.
his year, as is natural, there is traction.
Silver is brought in in so great abundance
that, it is said, the men at the Mint have to
perform what is called "day and a half
work. and the export Of specie from the
port OF Philadelphia, during the months of
April, May, and June of the present year
mas been only 500. sol dollars, against ., 1885,
Isl dollars, in the corresponding months of
last year.