GOLD DUST SHIPPED FROM SAN FRANCISCO. STATEMENT OF GOLD DUST MANIFESTED AND SHIPPED FROM THE PORT OF SAN FRANCISCO, DURING THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1851, AS FURNISHED BY ADAMS & CO. Showing a grand total of $34,492,634 12. A TABLE SHOWING THE SHIPMENTS IN EACH MONTH OF 1851, AS ABOVE. The San Francisco Picayune publishes the following statement of gold dust manifested and shipped from that port, during the year ending December 31, 1851, which swells the amount to $39,627,307. We subjoin the statement of the Picayune, which purports to be taken from the Custom-house records : The difference is large, over five millions of dollars, but is easily accounted for from the known fact that the steamers are invariably cleared before the precise amount of treasure can by any possibility be known. STATEMENT OF COIN MANIFESTED AND SHIPPED FROM THE port of san FRANCISCO, DURING THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1851, AS COMPILED BY E. ZABRISKA. The above amount ($468,895) was distributed as follows:-To Hong Kong, $212,565; to Canton, $81,212; to Shanghae, $102,000; to Manilla, $43,766; to Honolulu, $16,000; to Valparaiso, $5,352; to ports in the Pacific, $8,000. CONDITION OF THE NEW ORLEANS BANKS FEBRUARY 28, 1852. The following is a statement of the condition of the banks in New Orleans on the 28th of February, 1852, as stated officially by Charles Gayarre, Secretary of State, and George McWhorter, State Treasurer: The dividends and capital of the Boston, New York, and Philadelphia banks, for the year 1851, have been, according to a statement in the Bank Note Reporter, comparatively as follows: Boston..... New York..... Philadelphia. : Average Capital. $22,710,000 28,051,450 Dividends. $1,744,375 Per cent. 7.68 The dividends in New York are on the working capital for the year. There are in New York ten banks, with nearly $7,000,000 of capital, which have been in operation but a few months, and have not yet declared full dividends. In Boston the increase of capital has been more rapid, and has, therefore, affected the average of dividends. Comparatively, the capitals and average dividends in Boston and New York have been as follows: The capital now in operation in New York is $34,603,100, and the amount and competition will probably affect materially the dividends for 1851. CONDITION OF THE BANKS OF SOUTH CAROLINA. In the Merchants' Magazine for September, 1851, (vol. xxv., page 353,) we published a detailed statement of the condition of such of the Banks of South Carolina as had accepted the provisions of the act of December 18, 1840, from their returns made to the Controller General, for the 30th of June, 1851; and in the November number (same volume, page 615) we gave the aggregate of all the banks in that State, on or near the 31st of August, 1851. We give below a similar aggregate statement for the 31st of December, 1851 : State Treasury, for loan for rebuilding city.. 1,759,160 11 Cash deposited, and all other moneys due, exclusive of bills in circulation, profits on hand, balances due other banks, and money bearing interest 1,949,394 40 Interest and expenses of State loan..... Money invested in every other way than is specified in the forego ing particulars Total resources of the banks..... 858,897 26 460,584 21 55,402 75 1,623,376 99 331,447 44 9,847 75 431,258 88 $17,083,391 60 UNITED STATES TREASURY NOTES OUTSTANDING MARCH 1, 1852. TREASURY DEPARTMENT, REGISTER'S OFFICE, March 1, 1852. Amount outstanding of the several issues prior to 22d July, 1846, as per records of this office... $134,811 64 Amount outstanding of the issue of 22d July, 1846, as per records of this office..... 17,300 00 Amount outstanding of the issue of the 28th January, 1847, as per records of this office..... 8,850 00 Total...... 160,961 64 UNITED STATES TREASURER'S STATEMENT, FEBRUARY 23, 1852. TREASURER'S STATEMENT, SHOWING THE AMOUNT AT HIS CREDIT IN THE TREASURY, WITH ASSISTANT TREASURERS AND DESIGNATED DEPOSITARIES, AND IN THE MINT AND BRANCHES, BY RETURNS RECEIVED TO MONDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1852, THE AMOUNT FOR WHICH DRAFTS HAVE BEEN ISSUED BUT WERE THEN UNPAID, AND THE AMOUNT THEN REMAINING SUBJECT TO DRAFT. SHOWING, ALSO, THE AMOUNT OF FUTURE TRANSFERS TO AND FROM DEPOSITARIES, AS ORDERED BY THE SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY, Transfers ordered to Treasury of the United States, Washington. INGENIOUS FRAUD IN GOLD COINS. 50,000 00 $1,705,000 00 It is stated that a number of ten and twenty dollar gold pieces are in circulation at Pittsburg, having holes first bored through them and then so nicely filled up as to render detection very difficult. 1,605,000 00 $13,696,104 41 $360,000 00 1,125,000 00 50,000 00 120,000 00 |