The Silver Question
The Silver Question
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21, less $120, 937, 229 of gold certificates, leaving in the Treasury $187, 572, 386. 21 net gold assets, as against $i 1, 024, - 210. 61 silver dollars and silver bullion, which the people do not seem able to get their hands on.
According to the estimate of the Secretary of the Treasury there was in actual circulation in the United States, on Oct. Ist, 1889, $375, 947, 715 in gold coin and 57, 554, 100 silver dollars, evidently not including the sums above named as in the Treasury vaults. If i...t does not, then our stock of gold amounts to about $685, 000, 000, and silver dollars 344, 000, 000, a total of, say $1, 029, 000, 000 coined money, or about $17 per head. To which add United States Notes $325, 510, 758, National Bank Notes $199, 779, 011, a total paper circulation of $525, 289, 769, exclu- sive of gold and silver certificates outstanding which amounted to $393, 295. 064, and is considered as coin, as the coin is held in the vaults of the Treasury to redeem them, as is also $100, 000, 000 gold in addition to redeem the outstanding $325, 510, 758 green- backs or U.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
21, less $120, 937, 229 of gold certificates, leaving in the Treasury $187, 572, 386. 21 net gold assets, as against $i 1, 024, - 210. 61 silver dollars and silver bullion, which the people do not seem able to get their hands on.
According to the estimate of the Secretary of the Treasury there was in actual circulation in the United States, on Oct. Ist, 1889, $375, 947, 715 in gold coin and 57, 554, 100 silver dollars, evidently not including the sums above named as in the Treasury vaults. If i...t does not, then our stock of gold amounts to about $685, 000, 000, and silver dollars 344, 000, 000, a total of, say $1, 029, 000, 000 coined money, or about $17 per head. To which add United States Notes $325, 510, 758, National Bank Notes $199, 779, 011, a total paper circulation of $525, 289, 769, exclu- sive of gold and silver certificates outstanding which amounted to $393, 295. 064, and is considered as coin, as the coin is held in the vaults of the Treasury to redeem them, as is also $100, 000, 000 gold in addition to redeem the outstanding $325, 510, 758 green- backs or U.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John T Field to read onlineMoreLess
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