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The circulation of notes during the year has been
greater and their return less speedy than expected
owing probably to the wider range of circulation taken
by such of the notes made payable in New York
Charleston, at the option of the holder Business
relations with distant banks have increased that there
is scarce point where banks located in the Atlantic
States or in the Interior well in many of the West
en States this bank does not discount and collect
paper II now has accounts and does business with l23
distant banks and branches.


Tho monthly statements Of the Bank of Charleston
from June 1914, to July ls45 have been as annexed =