Show r1 OJJlfc WBAIiTH Jt The Beportefthe Directors p of the Mint fl UTAH IS SAID TO HOLD HEROW no Per toetlas cad Import ad Jts pe h of Gold anti Bill er for 1385 Gold aDd Sliver WAIBIKOTOIT August 8Dr Jam P Ximball director of the mint bu completed his report on the prodadlon of sold and silver in the United State during the calendar year 1SS5 The productiop of gold is otimatedatllr aOOOO anMncreaEeofllOOOOOOoTcrtbr estbnate lot the calendar year 1E64 The production of silver for the calendar year 3SS5 calcnlaf at the comiay rate in Bilv T dollar ii estimated at JSICOOOWacainet 48 800000 in 18t an increase off2 00OOJ Colorado still retains re-tains the foremost rank aa the largest producer precious metals California xnaintalningtbe second place Tho most BobbIe changes have been in Montana nd Idaho the production of the former having increased from 90000000 in IBSJ to near 113 600000 in 1885 and the latter from 3070000 in IBM togo300 000 in 18S5 Nevada Utah New Mexico and Dakota still bold their own while tile production of Arkoha baa slightly increased The coinage executed during tht calendar year at the coinage mint con I aisled of 47M452l pieces of the face value of JS6KW810 Of this amount 3002313 pieces valued at 127773017 consi ted of gold coin and 81 025644 pieces valued at 289C217 F < of stiver coin The remainder minor coin The number ot silver dollars coined during the calendar year 16S5 wak 52SC7767 addition to the coinage gold and silver ban of the value of 27 490 OW were nanufactered br tbeminU and assay olDcea dUring the year The total value of bullion and coin imported im-ported into the United BUiea dnrnp ha calendar year was fll418129 ol which W 32290U combed of bullion at d 33n9l2Q of coin Of the total imports 23615811 consisted of gold ann17 772668 of Bilver The total export ol Koldand eijver from the United State > during the BimeTfar w < reC44 67719 df whicbjll417 207 was old and 332dO i2silver WUilthe DniUdSiatca lost bynet ezportatibn dnnn theVear 15 dnripgibearl5 509OStin ilTeritlgiine i 218180 by the net Importation1 gold TEen part containsiln dab rate e I w < f the 8Jin circulation of the United States wise directors advance estimate of Jimuarf 1st 1838 is ren Wfed as well as tbe tapmatea of hill predecosor J Borne 1sUll erroIn h earlier estimates have been corrected A deduction from the stock of paid ColD of 15609 981 is made for bullion bul-lion in the Treaspry on July let < < 1873 hiewtofore included as alit add tar an error in the ex pbrrsof gold coin as reportedfor lS7jL tf8s47714I total Qf 125324655 ThitT rah 30COOOOd deducted bts annual fiscal report makes Jtotal deduction 50 324696 from the estimates by his predecessor of the stock of gold coin in the United States The director eat males the amount of gold coin In the United States on January 1st 1886 to have been 533485 4s3j of sllverof dollars 218250761 subsidiary silver 75034111 of our total stock of coin 328779325 Of the stock of gold coin the Dnied States treasury had over and above outstanding out-standing gold certificates 75434310 and national banks 160853592 ° in clndmg treasury and clearinghouse certificates One hundred and fifteen State banks and trust companies held November 1st 16S531552l78whichleftin thehandsof the people and other banks 70441G93 Of silver dollars which have been coined the United States Treasury owns not represented by silver certi tic ttca j 72538725 The national banks 8910623 Tho amount owned by private individuals and other banks including those In the treasury ret resented by certificates outstanding was 133760403 Of subsidiary silver ° about 2000000 was in the treasury and HiOOJ 000 outstanding The result of his inquiries loads the director to the conclusion cither that the consumption of sold and silver in the industries has fallen off since 1S33 or tbat there is less duplicating in returns than heretofore hereto-fore as > original and secondary I manufacturers |