. The Commercial and financial chronicle . en below in conjunction with the figures for precedingmonths, thus completing the results for the calendar year1905. The imports of gold were of greater volume than inany preceding month of the year, reaching $455,028, ofwhich $158,000 was coin. Of silver there came in $217,656,all bullion and silver in ore. During the twelve monthsthere was received a total of $2,540,293 gold and $2,604,589silver, which compares with $39,343,612 gold and $3,217,376silver in 1904. The shipments of gold during Decemberwere light, reaching only $2,435, all coin, and the
. The Commercial and financial chronicle . en below in conjunction with the figures for precedingmonths, thus completing the results for the calendar year1905. The imports of gold were of greater volume than inany preceding month of the year, reaching $455,028, ofwhich $158,000 was coin. Of silver there came in $217,656,all bullion and silver in ore. During the twelve monthsthere was received a total of $2,540,293 gold and $2,604,589silver, which compares with $39,343,612 gold and $3,217,376silver in 1904. The shipments of gold during Decemberwere light, reaching only $2,435, all coin, and the exports ofsilver were $2,697,058, of which $1,992,265 was coin. Forthe twelve months the exports of gold reached $1,696, $4,235,985 in 1904, and $10,196,866 silver was sentout, against $7,582,336 in 1904. The exhibit for Decemberand for the twelve months is as follows: IMPORTS OF GOLD .<ND SILVER AT SAN FRANCISCO. 1905. January February _ _ March April May June July August September October November December Total 12 months. EXPORTS OF GOLD AND SILVER FROM SAN FRANCISCO. Months. Gold. Stiver. March April May June July August .September October 1906. Coin. Bullion. | Total. $ 4, 410 2,436 Coin. 3,216200 500 Total 12 months 28,135 1,668,385 1,696,52013,952,565 6, $ S 11,664,470 1,668,595 1 1,690 $ 43,4496,1225, 999,8562,43511,992,266 Btdlion. $ 330,800115,100422,400213,180709,250314,500674,938706,900678,700738,000735,740704,793 Total. S 374,249 121,222 427,429 928,898 583,262 739,599 1,735,596 2, 10196 see (From our own Correspondent.) London, Saturday, February 3 the beginning of the week stock markets were depressedby the continued uneasine&s respecting the outcome of theAlgccira« Conference and by the setback in New then, howe
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