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The war and our financial fabric

APPENDIX A

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The following pre-war Bank of England return, of June 24th, 1914, may be regarded as a normal return, and it can be compared with the abnormal return appearing in Chapter IX.

Issue Department.

£ £

Notes issued 56,753,275 Government debt 11,015,100

Other securities 7,434,900

Gold coin and bullion 38,303,275

56,753,275 56,753,275

Banking Department.

£ £

Proprietors’ capital 14,553,000 Government securities 11,046,570

Rest 3,160,254 Other securities 39,994,619

Public deposits 18,074,214 Notes 28,050,150

Other deposits 44,915,911 Gold and silver coin 1,624,988

Seven-day and other bills 12,948

80,716,327 80,716,327

The proportion of the reserve this week was 47⅛ per cent.

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