A History of Modern Banks of Issue
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1 Out of this strain upon Canadian banking resources grew a further extension of the elasticity of the note issue, by the Act of July 20, igoS. 2 This act provided in substance for additional note issues under a heavy tax. The authority to make such issues was limited to the period from October in any year to January 3ist following, and the rate of the special tax was to be fixed by the Governor in Council, but at not more than five per cent. The proceeds of the tax go into the Consolidated Rev...enue Fund of Canada. Notes may be issued under these provisions, upon the initiative of the bank, but the amount must not exceed fifteen per cent, of paid-up capital and reserve funds. * This authority was availed of frequently by the banks during the following four years, but failed to meet entirely the great increase in banking credit required by agricultural and industrial expansion. A further law was enacted, therefore, in 1913, which took effect on July ist of that year, permitting the issue of bank- notes upon deposits of gold in central reserves.
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1 Out of this strain upon Canadian banking resources grew a further extension of the elasticity of the note issue, by the Act of July 20, igoS. 2 This act provided in substance for additional note issues under a heavy tax. The authority to make such issues was limited to the period from October in any year to January 3ist following, and the rate of the special tax was to be fixed by the Governor in Council, but at not more than five per cent. The proceeds of the tax go into the Consolidated Rev...enue Fund of Canada. Notes may be issued under these provisions, upon the initiative of the bank, but the amount must not exceed fifteen per cent, of paid-up capital and reserve funds. * This authority was availed of frequently by the banks during the following four years, but failed to meet entirely the great increase in banking credit required by agricultural and industrial expansion. A further law was enacted, therefore, in 1913, which took effect on July ist of that year, permitting the issue of bank- notes upon deposits of gold in central reserves.
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