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Ffsm Nov .aI 10 Dee s the incrsass In Issues amount
90 to about seven hundred thousand pounds with cor
responding increase in bullion. The amount Of public
deposits increased e. 44 from Nov asd to Dec n
ana from Dec 20 to Jan. fell of Oss reducing the
amount on depost to lower than at any time within
the time included in the table The variations In other
departments has been very trihing. What eject the
railroad specuaiions in Great Britain will have upon the
8snk OF England the money market or the rate of In
srsst il q yet unknown, but the immense amount Of CO.
Pita being invested In these works. will il supposed,
be paid on deposit into the Bank of England there to re
main pending its Anal appropriation It was ass SUP.
posed that the Bank would push large an smouu into
the market a. possible against the capital and deposits Of
other banks This course il, perhaps more udicious
than any other the withdrawal Of sum as large az
that going into the stock of the numerous railroads now
building would embarrassment In Hnanisl cir
cles By being deposited in the Bank of England can
be used and st be forthcoming when wanted The de.
mand for money must raise the rate Of interest," as the &C
tvy OF trade and increase manufacturing interest
will require more capital than usual


The following statement shows the amount of Rank
circulation in the Kingdom in January, compared with
that Of the preceding month"; derived from the stssusnts
Of the Bank Of England and the returns of the othe,
Banks.


Circulation Of notes for the month ending January
a. is45 a. compared with the month ending December
l944.