Financial totals and figures from the Mint report
The annual Mint report for year ending June 30 1885 estimates gold and silver in the country at 820 million dollars with 148 million held by the Treasury, 178 million by national banks, and 495 million in private hands or other banks. Gold production rose slightly while silver fell, amid broader debates on monetary standards.
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Prices Drop at John Davis & Co No 4 North Side
At John Davis and Co's No 4 North side the shop offers dress goods prints ginghams flannel underwear blankets and carpets with new prices lower than the lowest.
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