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52 REPORT OF THE COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY.
TABLE N O . 28.—National-bank notes received at this bureau and destroyed yearly since theestablishment of the system.
Date.
Prior to Nov. 1,1865During year ended Oct. 31—
18601867 .18681869 .18701871187218731S74187518761877187818-7918801881188218831884188518861887 . . . .1888188918901891 . . .1892189318941895
Amount.
$175,490
1,050,3823,401,4234,602,8258,603,729
14,305,68924,344,04730,211,72036,433,17149,939,741
137,697,69698,672,71676,918,96357,381,24941,101,83035,539,66054,941,13074,917,61182,913,76693,178,41891,048,72359,989,81047,726,08359,568,52552,207,62744,447,46745,981,96343,885,31944,895,46662,835,39546,997,527
Date.
During year ended Oct. 31—Contd.18961897189818991900190L.1902190319041905.190619071908190919101911 >191219131914191519161917 . . . .19181919. . . .1920
Additional amount of insolvent andliquidating national-bank notesdestroyed
Gold notes..
Total..
Amount.
$53,613,81183,159,97366,683,46759,988,30371,065,96890,848,100
107,222,495140,306,990167,118,135195,194,785191,102,985197 932 847231,128,140348,159,995359,496,000409,835,965428,399,608426,282,840435,904,280362,551,125351,717,477298,468,107238,184,520a30,106,555424 542 837
1,017,228,2513,390,560
8,495,549,283
In addition, $46,115 destroyed in transit.
TABLE N O . 29.—National-bank notes received monthly for redemption by the Comptrollerof the Currency during the year ended Oct. 31, 1920, and the amount received during thesame period at the redemption agency of the Treasury, together with the total amountreceived since the approval of the act of June 20, 1874-1
Month.
Received by the Comptroller of the Currency.
Fromnationalbanks inconnec-
tion withreductionof circula-tion andreplace-ment
with newnotes.
From the redemptionagency.
For replace-ment withnew notes.
Retirementaccount.
Total.
Receivedat the
UnitedStates
Treasuryredemption
agency.
1919.NovemberDecember
1920.JanuaryFebruaryMarchAprilMayJuneJulyAugustSeptemberOctober
To ta l . . . .Received from June 20,1874, to
Oct. 31,1919
Grand total
$35,1570
20,,>001,750
14,5003,135
11,8700
2,90529,2803,4901,700
$39,141,27533,882,205
10,047,15335,986,50552,386,97745,300,52051,605,24233,950,96032,145,03032,380,79329,728,61529,417,362
$2,289,1921,851,943
524,1401,880,6602,044,7352,173,7052,083,6831,899,6371,482,2311,342,3401,118,9751,103,300
$41,465,62435,734,148
10,591,79237,868,91554,446,21247,477,36053,700,79535,850,59733,630,16633,752,41330,851,08130,522,362
$31,422,69131,029,556
51,114,55820,758,67325,851,05355,408,70638,244,89341,826,83540,856,86141,488,31532,317,24632,939,371
124,287
57,195,460
425,972,637
6,455,173,448
19,794,541
1,471,688,397
445,891,465
7,984,057,305
443,238,758
11,014,526,283
57,319,747 6,881,146,085 1,491,482,938 8,429,948,770 11,457,765,041
1 Notes of gold banks not included in this table.Digitized for FRASER http://fraser.stlouisfed.org/ Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis
1920 (Volume 2)
242 REPORT OF THE COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY.
TABLE NO. 23.—National-bank notes received monthly for redemption by the Comptrollerof the Currency during the fear ended Oct. 31, 1921, and the amount received during thesame period at the redemption agency of the Treasury, together with the total amountreceived since the approval of the act of June 20, 1874.1
Month.
November.December.
1920.
January.February...MarchAprilMayJuneJulyAugustSeptember.October....
1921.
Received by the Comptroller of the Currency.
Fromnationalbanks inconnec-
tion withreductionof circula-tion and
mentwith new
notes.
Totaldeceived from June 20.,
1874, to Oct. 31,1920....
Grand total.
$3,10231,060
12,4052,420
70,460200
41,1802,7753,3408,40016,0204,-600
195,962
57,319,747
57,515, 709
From the redemption agency.
For replace-ment withnew notes.
$34,416,60543,255,895
46,933,09746,638,21844,253,70854,356, 42743,866,64751,538,96050,858,830•54,450,83050, 488,30050,891,978
571,949,495
6,881,146,085
7,453,095, 580
Retirementaccount.
$1,123,1851,320,760
889,3031,753,7551,656,7021,945,2452,580,0052,058,2001,790,0352,100,4951,698,8101,500,530
20,417,025
1,491,482,938
1,511,899,963
Total.
$35,542,89244,607,715
47,834,80548,394,39345,980,87056,301,87246,487,83253,599,93552,652,20556,-559,72552,203,13052,397,108
592,562,482
1,429, .94$, 770
Receivedat theUnitedStates
Treasuryredemption
ageacy.
$33,781,27446,508,023
56,038,41944,238,40947,749,35252,818,83948,331,30050,447,25657,213,56455,010,46351,360,59354,061,210
597,558,702
11,457,765,041
1,022, 5-11,252 i 12,055,323,743
1 Notes af gold banks not included in this table.
NO. 24.—Tax paid on national and Federal Reserve bank circulation, togetherwith the cost to the Government on account of expenditures incident thereto, year endedJune 30, 1921.
Tax on national-bank circulation for year ended June E0,1921 $3,806,590.02Cost of special dies, rolls, plates, printing, paper, etc. (natianal-bank notes) $910,090.76Salaries o-f officers and employees of office of Comptroller of the Currency 189,698.53Expenses incurred i n -
Printing and binding 41,768.54Stationery 27,744,61
Amount expended by chief '.clerk and superintendent (light, heat, telephone,telegraph, furniture, labor*savmg machines, etc., partially estimated) 8,005.91
Special examination of national banks, repairs to macerator, etc 2,657.20, 1,179,965.55
Profit to Government on national-bank currency „ 2,626,624.47Tax on Federal Reserve bank notes for year ended June 30,1921 947,405.00Cost of special dies, rolls, plates, printing, paper, etc. (Federal Reserve bank
notes) 2,229,238.03
Loss to Government on Federal Reserve bank notes 1,281,833.03
Net profit to Government on circulation 1,344,791.44Salaries, regular and reimbursable rolls, Currency Bureau, cost of special dies, rolls, plates,
paper, printing national bank currency, 1863 to 1921, inclusive . . . . . 20,965,816.00
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200 REPORT OF THE COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY.
TABLE NO. 12.—National-bank notes of each denomination outstanding on March 131
1900, and on October 31, 1914 and 1922,
Denomination.
Ones.. .Twos. . . . . . .Fives v.Tens...TwentiesFiftiesOne hundreds.Five hundredsOne thousands.Fractions
Total. . .
Secured by lawful moneySecured by bonds
Mar. 13,1900.
$348,275167,466
79,310,71079,378,16058,770,66011,784,15024,103,400
104,00027,00032,409
254,026,230
38,004,155216,022,075
Oct. 31, 1914.
$342,759163,782
214,491,860476,363,040297,259,86068,202,05065,540,950
88,50022,00053,340
1,122,528,141
20,632,2781,101,895,863
Oct. 31, 1922.1
$341,844163,190
140,181,445322,938,620248,991,65026,728,35026,696,700
87,50021,00060,738
766,211,037
26,158,712740,052,325
i Gold notes included since 1915.
NOTE.—Beginning with Oct. 31,1910, notes redeemed but not assorted included.
TABLE NO. 13.—National-bank notes received monthly for redemption by the Comptrollerof the Currency during the year ended October 31, 1922, and the amount received duringthe same period at the redemption agency of the Treasury, together with the total amountreceived since the approval of the act of June 20, 1874-1
Month.
1921.NovemberDecember
1922.JanuaryFebruaryMarchAprilMayJuneJulyAugustSeptemberOctober
TotalReceived from June 20,
1874, to Oct. 31,1921..
Grand total
Received by the Comptroller of the Currency.
From na-tional banksin connectionwith reduc-tion of circu-lation and
replacementwith new
notes.
$3,83014,100
14,13522,300234,790107,30771,3186,66533,0851,7954,54553,310
567,180
57,515,709
58,082,889
From the redemption agency.
For replace-ment withnew notes.
$47,149,09052,295,432
64,088,02348,896,46548,330,31043,478,02544,178,20042,579,46035,187,91030,468,39732,001,01849,145,660
537,797,990
7,453,095,580
7,990,893,570
Retirementaccount.
$1,217,9101,427,120
1,434,450993,900938,050
1,143,5501,212,6001,110,9001,054,150
913,850934,850
1,307,300
13,688,630
1,511,899,963
1,525,588,593
Total.
$48,370,83053,736,652
65,536,60849,912,66549,503,15044,728,88245,462,11843,697,02536,275,14531,384,04232,940,41350,506,270
552,053,800
9,022,511,252
9,574,565,052
Received atthe United
States Treasuryredemption
agency.
$52,046,57854,285,860
67,065,10647,224,56651,617,81747,386,65046,273,48143,425,00337,828,87227,843,22538,641,95753,935,200
567,574,315
12,055,323,743
12,622,898,058
1 Notes of gold banks not included in this table.
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1922
KEPOKT Or THE COMPTKOJLLISK Oif THE CURRENCY. 229
TABLE NO. 23.—National-bank currency issued to banks monthly from Novem-ber 1, 1922, to October 31, 1923, and since 1868.
Issued onaccount ol
redemptions.
! 022.Novenibcr ; $53, 537, 580December 49,451. .720
January 60,001,610Febnitnw 45,789,370March..! 51,074'. 560April 44, l%;070May . . . . . as, 800,050June ! 8, 230, 550Julv : 56, 111. S70August : 41, 095, 500September 42,902, 030October . 47.550,500
Issued onbonds.
Tola!.
SI, 720,5502,224,080
4,490,4504, OS 1,9202.141,7002,290. ISO2,545.3702, 24s; 7202,053,3801,597,0402,350. 8002,010, MO
Total issued.
$55,264,13051 \ 075, 000
Go,49,53,46,41,10,58,43,45,49,
152,000871,290210,200423,250405,-i20479,270195, 250293,140313,790500,01.0
Grand totalissued.
$10,553,717,31510,006,392,915
10,670,UK 720,10,773,10,820,10,801,10,871,10,930,10,973,11,01811,008
544,975410, 205632,525055, 775461,19594.0,405135,715428,855742,045309,255
510,OSS), 110 I 29, 700.900 j 509,850.070 |
TABLE NO. 24.—National-bank notes received monthly for redemption by theComptroller of the Currency during the year ended, October 81, 19./3, and (heamount received during the same period at the redemption agency of the Treasury,together with the total amount received since the approval of the ad of June 20,1874.1
Month.
November.December.
!922.
!923.JanuaryFebruaryMarchAprilMayJuneJulyAugustSeptemberOctober
TotalReceived from June 20,
1874, to Oct. 33,7 022...
Grand iota!
Received oy I he Comptroller of the Currency.
From na-tional banksin connectionwith redu?-
tion of circu-lation and
replacementwith new
notes.
From the redemption agency.
For replace-ment with new-
notes.
$6,-Wo I4,285 I
42,030 ;
15,017 !
9,718 I23,570 iII, ISO I1,570 '
57, 79218, 1355,64.)8,410
$53,039,57549,679J 405
61,334,01044,909,03551,281,04044,004,01238.115,82031,918,22534,007.03042,820; 52042,520.60045,835,788
203,947 . 540,138,290
58,082,880 7,990,893,570
58,280,830 8,531,031,860
Retirementaccount.
91,39s, 0501,302,950
2,152.515l,05t; 4051,786.1021,809,9001, 238, 7001,127.248l,100; 2701.314,0501,404,3501,438,150
Total.
Received! at thej United Slates\ Treasuryi redemption'• agency.
$54,444,190 I51,046,640 I
03,529,18540,578,54753,077,46045,637,48239,305,70033,047,04335,825,09244,158,70543,930.59547,282,348
^52,025,05249,402,972
01,409,01345,905, 2S051, 143,54745,181.09238,024.15030,579,10040,072.05844,302,16!44,029.35848,312,952
17,586,750
1.525,588,593
557,928,987 j
9,574,565,052 |
500,947,94!
! 2,022,898,058
1,543,1.75,343 j 10,132,494,039 | 13, I S3,845,990
1 Notes of gold bank's not included in. this table.
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TABLE N O . 26.—National-bank currency issued to banks monthly from November1, 1923, to October 31, 1924, and since 1863
Issued on ac-count of re-demptions
Issued onbonds Total issued Grand total
issued
1923NovemberDecember
1924JanuaryFebruaryMarchApril _MayJune. _JulyAugustSeptember _October
Total
$43,763,19040,383,730
T>2, 540, 28035, 919, 79042,152, 00045, 296, 41047, 978, 99042, 600,12044, 566, 21042, 270,19041, 832, 29040,373,120
519, 676, 320
$2, 052,6903, 006,990
2, 735,0803,153, 6904, 927, 2203,403, 7702,466, 4203,436, 6301, 653, 8802,035, 370888, 350
1, 062, 500
$45,815,88043,390,720
55, 275, 36039,073, 48047,079, 22048, 700,18050,445, 41046,036, 75046,220, 09044, 305, 56042, 720, 64041, 435, 620
$11,114,125,13511,157,515,855
11,212,791,21511, 251, 864, 69511,298,943,91511,347,644,09511,398,089,50511,444,126,25511,490,346,34511,534,651,90511, 577, 372, 54511,618,808,165
30, 822, 590 550, 498, 910
TABLE NO. 27.—National-bank notes received monthly for redemption by the Comp-troller of the Currency during the year ended Oct. 31, 1924, and the amount re-ceived during the same period at the redemption agency of the Treasury, togetherwith the total amount received since the approval of the act of June 20, 1874 l
Received by the Comptroller of theCurrency
Month
From nationalbanks in con-nection withreduction ofcirculation
and replace-ment withnew notes
1923November...December
1924JanuaryFebruary _March _.April _MayJune _JulyAugustSeptemberOctober
TotalReceived from June 20,1874, to
Oct. 31,1923....
Grand total
$34010,000
11,7634,41710,5501,3254,8103,0373,7503,060650
2,825
56, 527
58,286,836
58, 343, 363
From the redemptionagency
For replace-ment withnew notes
$43, 540,06543, 296,105
51, 635, 01235, 570, 00342,947,75545,379, 93048,099, 03543, 364, 38045,069, 21041,841, 59541,296,14040,073, 230
522,112,460
8, 531,031,860
9, 053,144, 320
Retirementaccount
$1,446,7001, 952, 680
2, 398, 7951,876. 6282,206,0752, 245, 9752, 258, 4302,147, 6802,071, 3202, 355, 3002, 790, 2002,904, 785
26, 654, 567
1, 543,175, 343
Total
Received at theUnited StatesTreasury re-
demptionagency
$44,987,10545, 258, 785
54,045, 57037,451,04845,164, 38047, 627, 23050, 362, 27545, 515, 09747,144, 28044,199, 95544,086,99042,980,840
548, 823, 555
10,132,494,039
1,569,829,910 [10,681,317,594
$46,240,66844, 758, 526
52, 355,15938, 001, 70046,673,16750,015, 72350, 789,13846, 539,61847,819, 45143,122, 33343, 593,15944, 402, 216
554,310,858
13,183,845,999
13, 738,156,857
1 Notes of gold banks not included in this table.
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1924