Chapter CIX: Appendix: A

UNITED STATES CIRCULATION STATEMENT--January 2, 1913.

=======================+================+=================+============= |General Stock |Held in Treasury,| Money in |of Money in the |as Assets of the |Circulation. |United States. | Government. | +----------------+-----------------+--------------- |January 2, 1913.|January 2, 1913. |January 2,1913. -----------------------+----------------+-----------------+--------------- Gold coin (including | | | bullion in Treasury) | $1,878,57,122| $170,983,732 | $623,159,221 Gold Certificates[2] | | 128,747,19 | 955,686,972 Standard Silver Dollars| 565,481,020| 165,022 | 74,528,998 Silver Certificates[2] | | 12,814,458 | 477,972,542 Subsidiary Silver | 174,538,163| 17,814,855 | 156,723,308 Treasury Notes of 1890 | 2,797,000| 10,115 | 2,786,885 United States Notes | 346,681,016| 6,995,837 | 339,685,179 National Bank Notes | 750,972,246| 30,787,771 | 720,184,475 +----------------+-----------------+-------------- Total | $3,719,046,567| $368,318,987 |$3,350,727,580 -----------------------+----------------+-----------------+--------------

Population of continental United States January 2, 1913, estimated at 96,496,000; circulation per capita, $34.72.

FOOTNOTES:

[Footnote 2: For redemption of outstanding certificates an exact equivalent in amount of the appropriate kinds of money is held in the Treasury, and is not included in the account of money held as assets of the Government.]