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The balance Of assets above liabilities being 83llO5I3
stated in the above account under the head of rest
The actual circulation of the Bank of England the
ais December only os4, although the total
amount Of notes issued $780, the balance be-
ing hand The circulation Of the bank is not there
FORE large under the old system having averaged
for several months previous to the adoption of the
plan, than twenty millions Of pounds sterling
The regularity and uniformity in the movements Of the
Bank Of England must have very favorable effect on
the operations of trade and tend in great MEASURE to
prevent those fluctuations invariably leading to pecula
tons s Wilson's So far the system has worked
admirably and the Of Great Britain is at this
moment In prosperous condition than before


The annual report Of the Banks Of Missouri for 1884,
compared with s4s shows increase in all the depart
ments The greatest increase has been in specie which
nearly doubles the increase in the circulation