The Chinese National Banks, From Their Founding to the Moratorium
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An estimate of the press was # 140,000,000.
November 21, 1913 6 . It was stated that the total volume of notes was #200,000,000, so depreciated as to be worth only # 130,000,000.
February 7, 1914 7 . Press despatch stated the issue to be #90,000,000.
May 27, 1914 s : Ditto: #163,000,000.
June 5, 1914 9 . Ditto: #162,000,000.
April 24, 1914 10 . Ditto: #145000,000.
March 2, 1914 u . The Ministry of Finance estimated the total 1 2' 3 ) See Appendix Q.
t Peking Daily News.
) Ibid.
4' I Ibid.
5' 6 ...) Peking Gazette.
I Ibid.
7' 1 Ibid.
8' 9 10 11' I Peking Daily News.
) Peking Gazette.
) Peking Daily News..
) Ibid.
179 issue of (Chinese?) banks at #300,000,000, half of which was by private banks. The total of coins, bullion and paper was estimated at # 1,050,000,000.
February, 1915 1 ). The Minister of Finance stated that the country had a total paper circulation of # 162,000,000, so de- preciated that its total market value was only #113,000,000.
The present issue of the country is certainly much greater than the figure for 1915, due to the issue during the political troubles of 1916 and 1917.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
An estimate of the press was # 140,000,000.
November 21, 1913 6 . It was stated that the total volume of notes was #200,000,000, so depreciated as to be worth only # 130,000,000.
February 7, 1914 7 . Press despatch stated the issue to be #90,000,000.
May 27, 1914 s : Ditto: #163,000,000.
June 5, 1914 9 . Ditto: #162,000,000.
April 24, 1914 10 . Ditto: #145000,000.
March 2, 1914 u . The Ministry of Finance estimated the total 1 2' 3 ) See Appendix Q.
t Peking Daily News.
) Ibid.
4' I Ibid.
5' 6 ...) Peking Gazette.
I Ibid.
7' 1 Ibid.
8' 9 10 11' I Peking Daily News.
) Peking Gazette.
) Peking Daily News..
) Ibid.
179 issue of (Chinese?) banks at #300,000,000, half of which was by private banks. The total of coins, bullion and paper was estimated at # 1,050,000,000.
February, 1915 1 ). The Minister of Finance stated that the country had a total paper circulation of # 162,000,000, so de- preciated that its total market value was only #113,000,000.
The present issue of the country is certainly much greater than the figure for 1915, due to the issue during the political troubles of 1916 and 1917.
What to read after The Chinese National Banks, From Their Founding to the Moratorium?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ray Ovid Hall to read onlineMoreLess
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