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The banking capital of each year ls4o given above
included the $35 OF the United States Bank and
the Bank Of the United States This immense capital has
been lost and the present banking capital of the country
amounts to $3.50 2es being much larger than


in $780, and liable to increase during the session ofevery
Legislature in the States The present banking capital
Of the country is distributed follows viz tint East
cm States, S5s 405, Ago Middle States $7s,ol5a25 ;
Western States S4lsl ,l29; Southern, $34 2O2 900 ;
South. esern, 332 This is very fair DIVISION
and shows distribution in accordance with the demand
Of each section of the country instead of accumulation
in any district The State banks WILL their po.
stion Is more clearly defined, commence gradual
pansion that must steadily initiate every department Of
trade and advance prices 1t is impossible to keep within
proper limits this immense banking power particularly
when many have the control of it, and SO many have
interest in an improvement in prices From 1890 to
1885, there was an increase throughout the country
in bank loans and discounts Of l647Ia62o In specie
on hand sisa27os in the circulation $4a 1868 5e7 and
the deposits $a7 4a7 TO show the proportionate
increase, will place the fthe two periods
together