BANKING CAPITAL Loans, VALUE IMPORTS AND ExPoRrs


% OF THE UNITED STATES, AT NINE DIFFERENT PERIODS
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The connection between the bank loans and the TO-
reign trade Of the country is plainly to be this
table There was steady increase in the movements Of
the banks upt 1887 and the imports of the year pre-
vous were valued at $3.50 ssoOs5 having in six years
increased from seventy millions. In 1898, the loans
and discounts Ct the banks fell off forty millions Of
dollars, and the imports fell off twenty Millions
In 1889. the bank loans increased millions
AMI the imports forty-nine. In ls40 both the loans
and imports fell off very largely; the in ls4l
until we find in 1874, bank movement more limited
than at any time since $780, and importation showing
about the same decline In proportion to the banking
capital now in existence banks are under greater
restrictions than they in $780, We have sesc
these two years to illustrate the similarity between the
two periods more fully than previous statements


BANK MoyEMENr-IMpcars AND ExpoRTs, 1880 AND 1914.
~. Bk Capital. Bk Loans. Pal. Lnp'ts. VaI. Erpfs
$780, $il3 1927 268 S2oU45I2N S7O876.92O $73 8i9508
i8ai. 23O,33O2 296 23 289 93,O0O00O 5000 900