UNITED STATES, FINANCES OF THE. 



DENOMINATIONS. 



Ones 



Twos 



Fives 



Tecs 



Twenties 



Fifties 



One hundreds 



Five hundreds 



One thousands .. 



Fractions outstanding. 



Total. 



NUMBER OF NOTES. 



Issued. 



23.167.677 



7.747,519 



97,667,300 



41,695,970 



12,945,618 



1,815,174 



1,342,001 



23,924 



186,412,612 



Redeemed. 



22,757.987 



7,639,806 



81.109.272 



31,767,278 



9,397,854 



1.451,301 



1,055,330 



23,138 



7,290 



155,209,256 



Outstanding. 



409,690 



107,713 



16,558,088 



9.928,692 



3,547,764 



363,873 



286,671 



786 



79 



Issued. 



$23,167,677 



15,495,038 



488,336,800 



416,959,700 



258,912,860 



90.758,700 



134,200,100 



It. 962,000 



7,369,000 



Redeemed. 



$22,757,987 



15,279,612 



405,546.360 



817,672,780 



187.957,080 



72,565,050 



105,538,000 



11,569,000 



7,290,000 



Outstanding. 



$409,690 00 



215,426 00 



82.790.440 00 



99,286.920 00 



70,955,280 00 



18,193,650 00 



28,667.100 00 



3H3.000 00 



79,000 00 



22,715 60 



31,203,356 $1,447,161,375 $1,146,170,869 |$301,013,221 60 



The following statement shows the condition 

 of the national banks on Dec. 28, 1886, as 

 shown by reports from 2,875 banks then in 

 operation : 



RESOURCES. 



Loans and discounts $1,464.360,246 61 



Overdrafts 5.997,434 52 



United States bonds to secure circulation . 228.184,35000 



United States bends to secure deposits.. . . 21,040.900 00 



United States bonds on hand 10,576.200 00 



Other stocks, bonds, and mortgages 81,431,000 66 



Due from approved reserve agents 142,117,97928 



Due from other national banks 88,271,697 96 



Due from State banks and bankers 21,465,427 08 



Real estate, furniture, and fixtures. 54,763.530 37 



Current expenses and taxes paid 10,283,007 79 



Premiums paid 15.160.621 67 



Checks and other cash items 13,218,973 44 



Exchanges for Clearing-House 70,525.126 92 



Bills of other banks 26,132,330 00 



Fractional currency 447.833 09 



Trade-dollars 1,827,364 20 



Specie, viz. : 



Gold coin $72,855.405 48 



Gold Treasury certificates. 55,259.260 00 

 Gold Clearing-House cer- 

 tificates 24,926,000 00 



Silver coin, dollars M 7,463,152 00 



Silver coin, subsidiary . . . .* 2,789,518 53 

 Silver Treasury certificates 3,690,225 00 



166.983,556 01 



Legal-tender notes 67.789,828 00 



United States certificates of deposit for le- 

 gal-tender notes 6,195,000 00 



Five-per-cent. redemption fund with Treas- 

 urer of the United States 10,056,128 39 



Due from Treasurer of the United States 



other than redemption fund ... 975,876 96 



Aggregate $2,507,753,912 95 



LIABILITIES. 



Capital stock paid in $550.698,675 00 



Surplus fund lf>9.578,479 21 



Other undivided profits 79,298,286 13 



National-bank notes issued. $20*,8S8,885 00 

 Amount on hand 2,805.5,8 00 



Amount outstanding 202,078 2S7 00 



State-bank notes outstanding. 11 5.352 00 



Dividends unpaid 1,590,345 06 



Individual deposits 1,169,71 6.413 13 



United States deposits 13,705,700 78 



Deposits of United States disbursing officers 4,276.257 85 



Due to other national banks 223,842,279 46 



Due to State banks and bankers 91,254,538 23 



Notes and bills rediscounted 9,159.345 79 



Bills payable 2.444,958 36 



Aggregate $2,507,753,912 95 



The Coinage. The total value of gold de- 

 posited at the mints and assay-offices during 

 the fiscal year ended June 30/1886, amounted 

 to $49,606,534.65, of which amount $4,696,- 

 785.42 consisted of bars of the several institu- 

 tions redeposited, leaving the net value of the 

 gold deposited $44,909,749.23, against $52,- 

 894,075.09 in the preceding fiscal year, a fall- 



ing off of $7,984,325.86. Of the deposits of 

 gold at the mints and assay offices for the fiscal 

 year, the sum of $32,456,493.64 was classified 

 as of domestic production, and $4,317,068.27 

 as foreign bullion; $393,545.28 consisted of 

 United States gold coins remelted, and $5,673,- 

 565.04 of foreign coins. The remainder, $2,- 

 069,077, consisted of jewelers' bars, old plate 

 and jewelry, and miscellaneous old material. 

 The total value of the silver, computed at its 

 coining rate in standard silver dollars, which 

 is the accounting rate at the mints, deposited, 

 purchased, and parted at the mints and assay 

 offices of the United States during the year, 

 amounted to $37,907,026.36 (32,584,944-61 

 standard ounces). Of this amount the sum of 

 $2,422,843.12 consisted of fine and unparted 

 bars of the several institutions redeposited, 

 leaving the net value of the silver deposited, 

 purchased, and parted during the year $35,- 

 494,183.24, against $36,789,774.92 in the pre- 

 ceding fiscal year, being a falling off in the 

 net deposits of silver of 1,113,399-13 standard 

 ounces of the value of $1,295,591.68. Of the 

 net value of the silver deposited for bars, parted 

 from gold, and purchased for coinage during 

 the year, namely, $35,494,183.24, the sum of 

 $32,454,644.56 was classified as of domestic 

 production, $1,480,425.43 of foreign bullion, 

 $279.292.39 United States coins melted, $812,- 

 664.50 of foreign coins, and the remainder, 

 $467,156.36, of old jewelry and plate. 



The coinage of gold executed at the mints 

 of the United States amounted during the year 

 to 5,050,814 pieces, of the value of $34,077,- 

 380, against 1,748,158 pieces, valued at $24,- 

 861,123.50 in the preceding year. Of such 

 coinage, $4,871,680 was in double eagles; 

 $10,428,470 in eagles; $18,758,145 in half- 

 eagles; $303 in three-dollar pieces; $10,215 

 in quarter-eagles ; and $8,567 in dollars. The 

 silver coinage during the year amounted to 

 31,627,157 pieces, of the value of $30,022,- 

 347.95, against 31,699,096 pieces, of the value 

 of $28,848,959.65, in the preceding fiscal year. 

 Of this amount $29,838,905 consisted of silver 

 dollars ; $3,052.50 of half-dollars ; $3,626.25 of 

 quarter-dollars; and $176,764.20 of dimes. In 

 addition to the gold and silver coinage, 1,706,- 

 651 minor coins were struck, of the value 

 of $17,377.65. One million six hundred and 

 ninety-six thousand six hundred and thirteen 

 pieces, of the value of $16,966.13, consisted of 





