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will be seen, by examination, that all the items in
the foregoing table, with the exception of the specie and
bills Of other banks have increased during the last year
This however was to be expected from the increase of
business throughout the State but the banks 80 far
the public are concerned believed to be perfectly
cure The Bank Of Bangor the Central Bank the East
ern Bank the Kenduskeag Bank, and the York Bank,
have exceeded the legal limits in their circulation The
whole number of banks in actual operation in the
State s s5 The capital stock is So The great.
esnumber OF banks at any time in operation in the State
was in 1885, being 65 with an aggregate capital Of
$5i5s The number Of banks since that period has
been reduced 2O and the dminuon in the capital stock
is Sa449 75o The Maine Bank Bank Of Portland City
Bank, Union Bank, and Neguemkeas Bank, which sur.
rendered their charters time snce may be consider
cd to have closed their business far the public are
concerned their circulation in the aggregate being
than 5000 dollars and they having abundant means 10
meet IL.