International Finance by Hartley Withers
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the only effect on the Bank's position is an addition of so many
millions to its holding of securities and a similar addition to its deposits. It may sometimes happen that the borrowers may require the use of actual currency, and in that case part of the advances made will be taken out in the form of notes and gold, but as a general rule the Bank is able to perform its function of providing emergency credit by merely making entries in its books. A BANK RETURN ISSUE DEPARTMENT. Notes Issued £56,908,235 Government Debt £11,015,100 Other Securities 7,434,900 Gold Coin and Bullion 38,458,235 Silver Bullion --- ----------- ----------- £56,908,235 £56,908,235 ----------- ----------- BANKING DEPARTMENT. Proprietors' Capital £14,553,000 Government Securities £11,005,126 Rest 3,431,484 Other Securities 33,623,288 Public Deposits 13,318,714 Notes 27,592,980 Other Deposits 42,485,605 Gold and Silver Coin 1,596,419 Seven Day and other Bills 29,010 ----------- ----------- £73,817,813 £73,817,813 |
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