Notes on Banking in Great Britain and Ireland, Sweden, Denmark and Hamburg: With Some Remarks on the Amount of Bills in Circulation ...J. Murray, 1873 - 122 pages |
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accounts amount of bills bank notes Bank of England bank of issue Bank of Scotland bank offices Banking Company banking reserve Bankruptcy bills drawn Borås Bullion capital cash cent cheques Clearing House Clydesdale Bank coin cols considerable country bank country note circulation creditors currency deducted diminution dividend Economist England and Wales England notes England on Foreign English banking Enskilda existing exports and imports follows foreign bills foreign countries George Auldjo gold Hamburg included increase inland bills Ireland joint stock banks liabilities limit loans London Clearing House millions Newmarch note issue notes in circulation number of adjudications number of sequestrations payment private and joint private banks probably proportion provincial rate of discount Riksbank Scotch and Irish Scotch banks silver Sir Robert Peel Skånes Smålands statement Statistical sums Sweden Swedish Table tion total amount total number trade United Kingdom unsecured creditors whole دو دو وو
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