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Against S23.74l I'd |
for one year under the odous Wing Tariff
of AZ


Ii appears from statements made up at
the U. S. Treasury Department tha; the
importation of coming on the 3Oth Sept.
last, was as follows:


Bullion-gold, S2l2,096; silver S243,.
993; specie-gold, Sl7,255, 100, silver So
030, ,362-total S23,74I,63I.


The expectation OF coin and bullion from
the United States during the same period
was as follows:


Bullion gold, $3.50, silver none specie
gold, Sj0466 silver, S2,6I3. .2S3-to-
tai S3. lis, ,399.


The average importations for ten years
to the 3Oth September, 1884. were less than
ten millions annually. La 1884 they "a
mounted to S17,9ll.632, and in 1888 to
Sl7,747.1l6. From that time they have
varied from five to eight millions annually,
being in 1912, S4,0s7,0l6, and l84l, S4.-
988,63S.