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Chapter CX: Appendix: B

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CLASSIFICATION OF CASH IN BANKS--June 14, 1912.

===========================+=================+============+============= Classification. |National Banks. |All Other |All Reporting | | Banks. | Banks. ---------------------------+-----------------+------------+-------------- Gold Coin | $149,294,417 | 88,210,552 | 237,504,970 Gold Certificates | 437,081,380 |204,494,410 | 641,575,790 Silver Dollars | 12,637,221 | 10,230,733 | 22,867,954 Silver Certificates | 138,569,628 | 55,248,220 | 193,817,848 Subsidiary and Minor Coins| 22,555,692 | 15,026,738 | 37,582,430 Legal-tender Notes | 188,440,207 | 63,576,675 | 252,016,882 National Bank Notes | { 47,564,277 }| 58,037,130 | 105,601,407 Cash not Classified | {of other banks}| 82,302,986 | 82,302,986 ---------------------------+-----------------+------------+-------------- Total | $996,142,823 |$577,127,445|$1,573,270,268 ---------------------------+-----------------+------------+--------------

Amount of money held by United States Treasury, $368,318,987. Amount of money held by all banks, $1,573,270,268. Amount of money held by the people, $1,777,457,312. Total amount of money in the United States, $3,719,046,567.

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