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lions mure which Is Of greater profit to those in
stituions than ths whole circulation of the banks


In this Stats. Many eastern banks often loan money
to houses in this city upon condition that they
win keep 1t out Of the bank for certain time
by distributing the circulation much possible
whereas the circulation Of city and State banks
turns from day to day in large amounts The circula
ton Of our State money would be ext, nded If the
redemption at different points at par This plan
would benefit the country banks than it
would those located in the city, and do more to-
wards driving Of the state the issues Of foreign banks
than dozen laws similar to those in our statute
books Eastern Jersey and New York State money are
par the discount being the same as ON the
other, and they both obtain about the circulation
there being choice in the reception SO long this
the case long will the laws be and circu
ation Of foreign bills continue Destroy this equality by
advancing the value Of issues throughout the
State and the difference will drive out all others but
those legally entitled to the benefits and advantages Of
own trade and commerce.