1831

Lower Canada:
1831 Study on Coinage weights   

Where $1,000 in Spanish +US Silver Dollars weighed 865.067 Ozt, $ 1. weighed 0.865 Ozt or 415.232 grains

1831: Cdn£ 0.25  = USD$ 1.00 ; Cdn£ 1.0  = USD$ 4.00
 

Citation: Thoughts on the Money and Exchanges of Lower Canada; Henry Samuel Chapman (1832)

 
1831: £ 0.2113  = USD$ 1.00 ; £ 1.0  = USD$ 4.7442



New York:




October 1831: Assuming 1,000 Sovereigns weighed 256.65 Ozt @ £4.39271 per Standard Oz



1831 Exchange Rate:
 

London:
 


July 1831: £ 1.0 = Fr. 25.35 


Paris:

Fr. 1. = 0.9302 руб Acc.

c. 1831/2
 
1 руб Acc. = Fr. 0.9980

1831: 1 руб Ag = £0.0441

Citation: Selection of Reports and Papers of the House of Commons: Trade ..., Vol. 24 (1835) p. 352


c.1831 Russia:






Where the nominal Gold Rouble of 1817 valued at £ 0.1567, 10 Roubles (in Gold) = £ 1.57 ; in fact, the Imperial of "10 Roubles" traded at market rates much higher than the archaic nominal rate. Likewise, a single gold ducat of 2.80 руб Silver (or 2.85 руб Silver) was £ 0.4387/0.439 where a Gold & Silver Ratio is held constant. In reality, a premium in Gold or Silver, and for or against Sterling or Rouble also shifts the value of coin at the money market. The rate at which Platinum coin traded against the others is unknown.

In 1834, expression the specie price-rate, 1 руб Banco was 0.24 руб Silver.

1832? Exchange: 
1 Thaler = Fr 3.751 and where the 'Russian Ducat of Holland' was 0.110603 Ozt. (9 Ducats per Ozt.) 1 руб Ag = 1.072 Thlr (Fr 4.02);  1 руб Acc. = 0.296296 Thlr (Fr 1.11) ; 1 руб Ag = 3.62 руб Acc. 

1832: 1 Ounce Fine Gold (Coined) = 26.943 руб Ag

c. 1827-31?
1 руб = 3.74 руб Acc.

1831: 1 руб = 3.74 руб Acc. 
1831: 1 руб Acc. = £0.0441




1831 Rate



In Warsaw Poland (Nov 1831), the 3-Rouble in Platinum was paid in local paper currency at the equivalent rate as the Silver Rouble in Paris (Fr. 1 = 4. руб), without discount.