Year. 1912..... 1911... 1910. BONDS. Electric Miscel Railroad. Railway. laneous. $209,752,900 $177,401,500 $267,823,350 298.003,900 34,160,000 248,670,500 444,167,700 53,679,000 310,315,800 1909..... 770.500,700 37.339,000 291,116,800 1908.. 506,160,000 65,076,000 301.722.000 1907..... 267,992,000 16.072,000 136,749,000 1906..... 305,727,500 126.231,000 *139.940,000 1905..... 538.584.000 29,650,000 411,792,650 1904..... 343.036.500 17,118.000 174,925,100 120,915,550 1903..... 270.759,000 52.042,000 258,487,800 226,015,400 STOCKS. Electric Miscel Railroad. Railway. laneous. $136,034,100 $109,405,900 $915.590.790 201,889.550 141,226,600 297,498,680 361,665,460 742,508.115 9,763,500 868,072.585 14,002,500 569,015.470 200,502,600 2.417,600 311,007,230 146,750,800 248,186,550 176.922,800 * Excluding $425,000,000 Japanese Government bonds. The average prices of all stocks traded in on the New York Stock Exchange for a series of years is as follows: FOREIGN EXCHANGE AT NEW YORK ON FRIDAY OF EACH WEEK DURING THE YEAR 1912. Prepared under the direction of J. & W. SELIGMAN & Co., Bankers, New York. OPERATIONS OF THE UNITED STATES ASSAY OFFICE NEW YORK. Statement exhibiting the amount of Bullion Deposits, the amount of Silver parted from Gold, and the amount of Silver and Gold Bars manufactured at the United States Assay Office in New York, from its organization, October 10, 1854, to the year ending December 31, 1912. YEARS. 1854, Oct. 10 to Dec. 31.. 1855 to 1859. (5 years)... 1860 to 1864, (5 years)... 1865 to 1869, (5 years).. 1870 to 1874, (5 years)... 1875 to 1879. (5 years)... 1880 to 1884. (5 years)... 1885 to 1889, 15 years)... 1890 to 1894, (5 years)... 1895 to 1899, (5 years)... 1900 to 1904, (5 years)... 1905 to 1909, (5 years)... 1910... 1911.. 1912... Total. Bullion transmitted from the Assay Office in New York to the United States Mints, from October 10, 1854, to December 31, 1912. Gold Bars exchanged for Gold Coins, pursuant to Act of Congress of May 26, *The silver from 1906 on is reported in ounces of pure silver, instead of value which varies from time to time. COINAGE OF THE UNITED STATES Statement exhibiting the Coinage of the United States, from the organization of the Mint and Branches to the close of the fiscal year ending June 30, 1912. In addition to the above, during the fiscal year 1912, the mint at San Francisco made for the Philippine Government 2.550,505 silver and 5,703,000 bronze pieces, while the mint at Philadelphia made for San Salvador. 510,993 silver pieces. |