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These returns are made Tor November, l64S and 844,


are the only statements of those banks made public
ough the year, have not, therefore, any report to
bw the condition Of these institutions at any other
in the year, any statement showing the average
vement for the year. The system Of making bank
tts is decidedly wrong, and utterly useless. The
nks Of Great Britain, both under the old and new
stem, make reports, showing the average move
nts in all the departments, for the month and for
quarter. This not only gives the public correct
OF the operations Of the banks but TO check
Dir movements. The banks Of Pennsylvania show
in their loans aud discounts of nearly and
half millions of dollars, within the year ending Novem
1884, while the banks of this State increased their
in the period about twelve millions Of dol
|rs, making an aggregate increase in the discounts
the banks Of the two States, nearly twenty millions Of
pillars At this rate Of increase in the bank move
lent of every State, should have expansion
at would rapidly produce overtrading speculation, in
ed prices extended Credits and all the other evils at
|nding the existence of deprecated currency. The
REGULATION Of the banks Of Pennsylvania has increased
ary two millions and hal while the specie on hand
s diminished The depostes nearly tive and hall


ons larger at the date Of the last report than the
ate of the previous one