The Archive · 1938

Note Reserves of Four Big Banks Announced

Hankow, June 16.

The Reserve Control Committee, after checking up the note issues and reserves of the four Government banks on May 29, 1938, reported as follows:

Central Bank notes totalled $472,812,000, with cash reserves amounting to ~$313,776,000.

The Bank /of*China notes amounted to $648,390,000, with cash reserves at $423,641,000.

Bank of Communication notes were shown as $322,154,000, with cash reserves at $193,419,000.

The Farmers Bank notes totalled $261,965,000 and cash reserves $183,015,000.

The total number of notes ise sued amounted, to $1,705,320,000 with cash reserves at $1,113,850,000—Reuter, Second Woman in

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