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1 STATISTICS FOR FRANCE FURNISHED MAINLY BY THE BANK OF FRANCE AND THE CREDIT LYONNAIS
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3 STATISTICS FOR FRANCE, CONTENTS. PART I. GENERAL STATISTICS ILLUSTRATING THE GROWTH OF POPULATION, WEALTH, BUSINESS, AND COMMERCE, Page. 'ABLE NO.. Population France, Exports and imports France, Number and tonnage French merchant vessels, Total tonnage vessels entered and cleared with cargoes, Statistics railways, Domestic consumption cfee, sugar, and wine, Steam machinery employed in industry, Production iron ore in France, Production coal in France, Production salt (rock salt and sea salt) in France, Production lead and silver ore in France, Production zinc ore in France, Production iron pyrites in France, Production peat in France, Metal production in France, Government receipts and tax returns, Transactions Paris clearing house, PART II. STATISTICS OF BANKS AND BANKING IN FRANCE. 'ABLE NO.. Statements the Bank France, in annual and decennial averages, Statements the Bank France, weekly, *. Discount rates at the Bank France, with date every change, Market rate discount in Paris, weekly, Summary balance sheets the principal banks France, compiled yearly about December, Statistics French banks, in Statistics the Caisses D'Epargne Ordinaires, Statistics the Caisse Nationale D'Epargne, Deposits savings banks, Statistics the Credit Agricole, in 97. Statistics the Credit Foncier, in 97 PART III. STATISTICS OF MONEY, GOLD SUPPLY, GOLD MOVEMENTS, AND FOREIGN EXCHANGE. ABLE No.. Money supply France at intervals, Shipments gold between France and other countries, by months, Exports and imports gold and silver, annually, Coinage gold, silver, etc., in France, Shipments goods between France and other countries, annually, by countries, coin and its substitutes to total payments at different periods, Sight exchange rates on New York, London, and Berlin, monthly, Sight exchange rates on New York, London, and Berlin, weekly,
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5 PART I GENERAL STATISTICS ILLUSTRATING THE GROWTH OF POPULATION, WEALTH, BUSINESS, AND COMMERCE,
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7 STATISTICS ILLUSTRATING THE GROWTH OF POPULATION, WEALTH, BUSINESS, AND COMMERCE, TABLE No.. POPULATION OF FRANCE, Year. Number ,9, 6,, 6,, 6,9, 6,66, 6,8, 7,, 7,8, 7,, 7,, Average, ,76, ,9, 7,7, 7,86, 8,, j 8,, 8,, 8,6, 8,9, 8,7, 8,8, Average, ,88, ' w 899 i 9 8,, 8,6, 8,8, 8,, 8,6, 8,, 8,6, 8,8, 8,9, 8,9, Average, ,69, ,9, I 9,, 9,, 9,, 9,, 9,6, 9,, 9,,
8 7 NATIONAL MONETARY COMMISSION. TABLE No.. EXPORTS AND IMPORTS OP FRANCE, Year. Foreign commerce (special). Exports. Imports , Francs.,87,,,76,,,787,,,7,,,87,,,76,,,6,,W,8,,,,,,68,, Francs.,67,,,7,,,,,,8,,,7,,,988,,,67,,,76,,,9,,,,, Average 87-88,89,,,9,, ,6,,,7,,,,,,,,,88,,,9,,,7,,,7,,,7,,,7,,,86,,,8,,,8,,,,,,88,,,8,,,6,,,7,,,7,,,7,, Average 88-89,,,,,, ,7,,,6,,,6,,,78,,,7,,,,,,98,,,,,,,,,9,,,768,,,88,,,8,,,8,,,7,,,799,,,96,,,7,,,8,,,698,, Average : T a,9,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,867,,,67,,,96,,,7,,,8,,,69,,,9,,,8,,,,,,779,,,67,, 6,,, 6,9,8, a Exports French origin and imports for home use.
9 STATISTICS FOR FRANCE. 7 TABLE No.. NUMBER AND TONNAGE OF FRENCH MERCHANT VESSELS, [From Annuaire Statistique.] Year Sailing Number.,6,,,9,86,88,99,,6,9,68,7,,9,,,6,8,,89,7,9,,86,,,6,6,,9,69,9,7,8,88,69 vessels. Registered tonnage, net. 9,6 88,866 8,76 8,88 79,86 78, 7,7 676,89 6,9 6,9 66,789 6,9,77 7,89 9,87 6,87,7,,9 6,7 7, 96,8 98,67 86, 9,9,6,67,66,7 6,7 668,69 6,9 6,68 676,9 677, 66,88 Steam vessels. Number ,,66,,7,6,86,96,,,,9,7,7,99,,8,7,7,, Registered tonnage, net. 77,6 8,6 9,6, 8,9,8,88,99 77,79,779 6,8 67,88,7 9,96,8 6,6 9,8 9,68 99,9,87 98,6 98,8 9,97,68,677 99,9 8,6 7, 7, 6, 8,9 8, 696,9 7,7 7,87 79,89 Total. Number.,7,9,,,7,9,7,,8,6,,,,66,,7,78,9,,7,78,76,8,98,6,6,6,89,8,69 6, 6,9 6, 6,7 6,999 7,9 Registered tonnage, net.,89,7,68,,7,7,8,8,,8 989,8 97,88 9,8 99,98 9,7 98,7,,79,,89,, 99,9 97, 96, 9,7 9, 98,79 9,66 89, 89,9 887,78 89,7 9,87 9,88 97,76,7,76,,988,7,6,,,9,7,87,,,,, Digitized for FRASER
10 76 NATIONAL MONETARY COMMISSION. TABLE No.. TOTAL TONNAGE OP VESSELS ENTERED AND CLEARED WITH CARGOES, French and foreign. Year. Steamships. Sailing vessels. j * Tons.,988, 6,9, 7,9, 8,, 8,9, 9,7, 9,89,,78,,879,,, Tons.,6,,986,,968,,689,,7,,66,,7,,7,,,,8, Average ,7,,86, Average Average 89-9,7,,68, 7,79, 6,99, 7,8, 8,68, 9,, 9,77, 9,,,67, 8,,,7,,9,,9,,6,,87,,77,,6,,98, 7,9, 9,8,,, 9,9,,8,,6,,9, 6,69,,,,,,6,,69,,8,,79, j,8, j,8,,, j,8,,7, i,6,,7,,778,,6,,77,,6,,6,,67,,8,,88,,,,,,8,,8,,87,,7,,,,9,,9,,6,
11 STATISTICS FOR FRANCE. 77 TABLE No.. STATISTICS OF RAILWAYS, Year. Average length. Gross receipts. Number tons merchandise carried kilometer , Kilos.,6 7,8 8,9 8,7 9,7,,,,9,89 Francs. 7,, 79,, 8,, 89,, 86,, 887,, 868,, 9,, 96,,,6,, Tons.,9,, 7,7,, 8,,, 7,96,, 8,6,, 8,6,, 8,8,, 8,,, 8,999,,,,, Average 87-S8 9,66 87,, 8,8,, ,9,76 6,69 8,7 9,89,696,6,8,9,8,,,,8,,,6,,,96,,,8,,,6,,,6,,,8,,,9,,,,,,7,,,86,,,6,,,78,, 9,79,, 9,,, 9,97,,,9,,,,,,79,, Average ,,,,,7,, ,878,88,,97 6,9 6,7 6,9 7, 7,9 8,9,8,,,8,,,,,,,,,6,,,98,,,8,,,8,,,,,,7,,,9,,,,,,7,,,8,,,898,,,7,,,79,,,86,,,76,, 6,7,, Average ,9,,,,,, ,7 8,7 9,7 9,6 9,67 9,8 9,997,7,,,7,,,,,,,,,77,,,68,,,69,, 6,,, 6,7,, 6,8,, 6,,, 7,676,, 8,8,, 9,89,,
12 78 NATIONAL MONETARY COMMISSION. TABLE No. 6. DOMESTIC CONSUMPTION OF COFFEE, SUGAR, AND WINE, Estimate domestic consumption Year. Cfee. Sugar.o Wine Kilograms.,, 7,,,, 9,, 8,,,, 8,,,, 7,, 8,, Kilograms. 8,, 8,,,,,, 6,, 66,, 9,, 7,, 8,,,, Hectoliters. 6,,,,,, 67,, 7,,,,,, 9,, 6,, 9,, Average ,, 6,,,, ,, 6,, 68,, 68,, 68,, 68,, 69,, 68,, 6,, 68,, 76,, 8,,,, 8,,,,,, 7,,,,,, 7,,,,,,,,,, 7,, 8,,,,!,,,, 6., Average ,,,,,, j ,, 7,, 69,, 7,, 7,, 7,, 77,, 79,, 8,, 8,,,, 7,,,,,, 67,,,,,, 7,, 9,,,,,, 7,,,, j,,,,,, 8,, 9,,,, 7,, Average ,,,, 6,, c 8,, 86,, 6,, 76,, 9,, 98,,,,,,,, 8,, 7,, 9,,,, 8,, 8,, ^68,, 6,,,,,, 7,, 9,, 6,, c,, c6,, a These statistics are for raw sugar up to 896 and refined sugar since 896. The consumption tax upon sugar was reduced from 7 to francs per kilograms in (law July 9,88), was raised to francs in 88 (law July 9,88), to 6 francs in 887 (law May 7,887), to 6 francs in 897 (law April 7,897). Since Sept ber,9 (law January 7,9), the tax has been 7 francs per kilograms for refined sugar. 6 In 9 the excessive amount imports cfee was due to the threat an increase in the import duties which was foreseen in the drift the budget for 9. c See Statistical Abstract for the Principal and Other Foreign Countries, London, 9. d Provisional figures.
13 STATISTICS FOR FRANCE. 79 TABLE No. 7. STEAM MACHINERY EMPLOYED IN INDUSTRY, Year. Number firms using one or more machines. Number steam machines. Amount horsepower ,9,,68,78 6,669 7,89 9,6,6,77,6 6,6 7,6 9,9,67,6,,8 7,89 9,6,77 6, 8, 6, 8,, 7, 66, 8, 6,, Average ,66,8, t 89,7 7,89 9,98,,7,7,7,bl7,67 6,67, 6,89 8,9,,979,7,, 6,86 8,7 76, 6, 6, 68, 69, 78, 78, 77, 88, 86, Average 88-89,7,79 7, ,88 7,79 9,,8,8,97,7,6 6,6 7,6 8,967 6,9 6,6 6,8 6,9 67,7 68,7 7,7 7,9 7,66 96, 966,,,,7,,6,,6,,,,,,67,,79, Average 89-9,79 66,7,6, , 8,7 9, 6, 6, 6, 7,866,98, 76,86 t,999, 77,68,, 78,97,7, 79,,, 8,,,
14 8 NATIONAL MONETARY COMMISSION. TABLE No. 8. PRODUCTION OF IRON ORE IN FRANCE, [From Annualre Statistique.] Year. Iron ore. Value , < b 96 & 97 b Tons.a,8,7,78,79,,9,6,8,,87,9,,6,78,69,9,7,7,87,6,,7,67,,97,8,976,98,8,,8,68,79,6,8,77,7,89,7,78,79,86,76,78,7,8,77,,679,767,6,9,8,6,7,9,98,7,7,69,79,7,,78 6,9, 7,,8 7,9, 8,8,,8, Francs. 9,76,88,669,7 7,878,676,87,79,8,766,7,,69,6,7,979,9,,98,7,7,7 6,8,9,6,9,88, 8,98,7 8,9, 8,6,8 9,7,78,,99,8,99,78,,8,8,69,8,97,7,78,6,86,9,,8 6,7, 8,,7,78,6 7,69,66 8,,69,886,8 6,9,8 a Metric ton, pounds. &From Statistical Abstract for the Principal and Other Foreign Countries, London, 9.
15 STATISTICS FOR FRANCE. 8 TABLE No. 9. PRODUCTION OF COAL IN FRANCE, [From Annuaire Statistique.] Year. Coal (including lignite). Value & c. Tons.a,8,9,8, 7,79, 6,97,9 6,96,8 7,,8 6,8,9 6,96,96 7,,979 9,6,6 9,76,98,6,7,,88,, 9,, 9,99,89,87,89,6,89,,9 6,8,8 6,,89 6,78,7,6,98 7,6,9 8,9,89 9,89,9,797,69,6,,86,7,,98,, 9,997,7,96,8,67,966,8,,8,,989, 6,87, Francs. 6,,97,78,7 9,67,799 79,7,9 7,,8 6,, 6,6,6 8,,88-,,669 6,687,,79,77,6, 66,7,6 6,8, 8,89,6,79, 6,7,9,99,9,96,7,,,99,9,677, 9,79,9 7,76,8 8,8,87 6,68,99,8,9 6,,7 7,,6 99,6,69 7,6, 6,9, 89,6,,9,88 a Metric tons. b From Statistical Abstract for the Principal and Other Foreign Countries, London, 9. c Provisional figures.
16 8 NATIONAL MONETARY COMMISSION. TABLE No.. PRODUCTION OF SALT (ROCK SALT AND SEA SALT) IN FRANCE, [From the Statistical Abstract for the Principal and Other Foreign Countries, London, 9.] Years. Tons.a Value (francs) ,9 6,8 76,79 8,9 8,67 97,77,,7 89,67 87,,,6 98, 999,8,9,,88,6 9, 86,97 967,,,7,,88,,,,79,6,,987,998,88,8 7,6,,8,886 6,766,9 6,87,,98,,,77,67,8,99,8,7,99,,8,79,86,,7,6,,, 8,6,8 8,,7,9,77 9,96,7 o Metric tons.
17 STATISTICS FOR FRANCE. 8 TABLE No.. PRODUCTION OF LEAD AND SILVER ORE IN FRANCE, [From Statistical Abstract for the Principal and Other Foreign Countries, London, 9.] Year. Tons.o Value (francs) ,6,89, ,9,6,,98,, ,787,897,66,88,9,7,6,6,89 89,99,6,7 89 9,,69,6 89,,, ,,, i 897,,78, i 898 '.,,, 899 7,,7, ,76,6,6,68,99,8,8,, ,8,7,8,79,6,69,8,7,7,88,87,8 97 8,68,6,69 a Metric tons.
18 8 NATIONAL MONETARY COMMISSION. TABLE No.. PRODUCTION OF ZINC ORE IN FRANCE, ffrom Statistical Abstract for the Principal and Other Foreign Countries, London, 9.] Year. Tons.o Value (francs) ,,7,9 7, 6,8 69,9 77,66 8,6 7,989 8,6 8, 8, 8,8 67,9 6,9 7,98 66,9,8 6,,66, 69,9,8,769,99,896,7,9 6,7,,67,,9,8,9,,68,8,8,9 6,, 7,77,9 9,77, 6,,98,9,98,,,6,6,9,89 6,98,9 7,,7,998,6 a Metric tons.
19 STATISTICS FOR FRANCE. 8 TABLE No.. PRODUCTION OF IRON PYRITES IN FRANCE, IFrom Statistical Abstract lor the Principal and Other Foreign Countries, London, 9.] Year. Tons.a Value (francs) ,,8,9 9,66 6,87,8, 8,9,6 8,6,8 CIO,97 8,8,7 7,7 8,,8 7, 7, 6,6 8,66,68,96,7,9,98,8,79,6,,6,86,8,86,8,,,97,7,6,,76,9,96,,8,,899,66,96,9,7,9,76,9,9,,88,7,6,,, a Metric tons.
20 86 NATIONAL MONETARY COMMISSION. TABLE No.. PRODUCTION OF PEAT IN FRANCE, [From Statistical Abstract for the Principal and Other Foreign Countries, London, 9.] Year. Tons.a Value (francs) ,798 9,68 7,86 7,7 68,6 68, 7,9,77,7,7 98,67,6 99,,9,6 8, 9,9,8 9,9 98,7 9,69 9,9,9,7,76,7»,7,7,7,88,97,7,97,7,,87,78,,8,9,89,9,69,7,7,,,87,,9,7,66,67,,87,7,9,66,87,97,9,7,68,6 Metric tons.
21 STATISTICS FOR FRANCE. TABLE No.. METAL PRODUCTION IN FRANCE, Metal production. Year. Pig iron. Iron and steel Tons. 86,,8,,8,,6,,8,,,,7,,,,,,7, Tons. 76,,, 9, 9,,,,79, j,,,6,,9,,, Average 87-88,9,,9, ,886,,9,,69,,87,,6,,7,,68,,68,,7,,96,,8,,,,,,8,,6,,,,6,,,,8,,7, Average 88-89,796,,76, ,897,,7,,,,69,,,,9,,8,,,,78,,7,,7,,,,7,,9,,7,,7,,779,,9,,7,,9, Average *: a Crude steel.,67,,89,,,,8,,97,,77,,9,,9,,,,686,,7^,88,,896,,69,,,,9, o,7, o,7,
22 88 NATIONAL MONETARY COMMISSION. TABLE No. 6. GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS AND TAX RETURNS, Tax returns. Year. Government receipts. Securities.o Bills exchanged Product taxes upon- Checks and receipts.c Bills lading.** Insurance contracts.«license tax. Value successions Francs.,,,,97,,,68,,,8,,,7,,,778,,,78,,,8,,,966,,,97,, Francs.,,,8,,,,,,,,9, 6,, 6,, 6,7, 7,, Francs.,8, 6,, 7,6, 8,, 6,7,,7,,,,, 9,7,,7, Francs.,,,7,,9,,, 6,, 6,, 6,7, 7,, 6,9, 7,9, Francs.,, 7,, 9,, 9,7,,,,,,6,,,,8, 7,6, Francs.,9,,7,,,,7,,8,,,,,,8,,,,7, Francs. 6,, 6,, 7,, 7,, 7,, 77,, 78,, 79,, 8,, 76,, Francs.,,,,9,,,7,,,9,,,,,,7,,,8,,,78,,,,,,66,, Average 87-88,67,,,, 8,,,9,,7,,8, 7,,,,, ,988,,,98,,,8,,,,,,7,,,9,,,968,,,8,,,8,,,9,,,,,, 9,, 9,7,,8, 9,7,,8,,,,,,9,,9, 6,, 6,,,,,6,,,,,,,,,,9, 8,8, 8,, 8,, 8,, 7,8, 8,, 7,9, 8,, 8,7, 8,, 8,6, 9,, 9,8,,,,,,9,,8,,6,,6,,6,,,,,,,,,,7,,,,9,,,,6,,6, 7,, 7,, 77,, 77,; 78,, 78,, 78,, 79,, 79,, 8,,,9.,,7,,,,,,78,,,7,,,69,,,9,,,7,,,9,,,8,, Average 88-89,,,,,,, 8,,,,,, 77,,,69,, 89, ,6,,,7,,,66,,,8,,,6,,,6,,,8,,,6,,,67,,,8,,,8,,,,,,,,,,7,,, 6,,,8, 8,,,,,,,,,,,,,9,,, 6,, 6,9, 7,, 8,8, 8,7, 8,8, 9,, 9,,,,,,,,,,,8, 7,,,8,,7, 6,, 7,, 8,, 9,, 8,, 9,, 9,7,,9, 6,,! 6,8, 7,, 7,8, 7,8, 8,, 8,8, 8,7, 9,, 8,, 8,, 8,, 8,, 8,, 8,, 8,, 86,, 87,, 88,,,79;, 6,,,,7,,,7,,,976,,,,.,6,,,7,,,86,, 6,77;, Average 89-9,,, 8,,,, 9,8, 7,, 7,6, 8,,,96,, , ,6,,,8,,,668,,,79,,,766,,,87,,,968,,,, 6,,,, 9,,,9, 6,, 8,, 6,6, 6,6, 7,, 8,, 8,,,,,,,6,,9,,,,8,,8,,6,,6,,6,,,,,,,,,,,,, 9,, 9,, 9,, 9,6, 9,9,,,,, 89,, 89,, 9,, 9,, 9,, 9,, 9,,,9,,,77,,,,,,7,, 6,,,,6,,,88,, a The fiscal legislation for securities was altered in 87,89, 898, and 97. b The fiscal legislation upon bills exchange was changed in 87 and 878. c The fiscal legislation upon receipts and checks was modified in 87. d The fiscal legislation upon bills lading was modified in 87, 87, 88, 89, and 897. < The necessity subscription was imposed in 88 and 898.
23 STATISTICS FOR FRANCE. 89 TABLE No. 7. TRANSACTIONS OF PARIS CLEARING HOUSE, Year ending March Francs,6,,,,,,,,,,,,99,,,,,,68,,,,,,8,, Average , Average Average 89-9,,,,,,,9,,,9,,,,,,9,,,9,,,696,,,8,,,,, 6,,,,6C,,,869,,,7,,,79,, 6,,, 7,,, 7,,, 8,6,, 9,68,,,66,,,66,, 7,,, 9,96,,,86,,,8,,,897,, 7,8,,,89,, 6,9,,
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25 PART II STATISTICS OF BANKS AND BANKING IN FRANCE
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27 STATISTICS OF BANKS AND BANKING IN FRANCE. TABLE No.. STATEMENT OF THE BANK OF FRANCE IN ANNUAL AND DECENNIAL AVERAGES, [Amounts expressed in million and hundred thousand francs.] Year SS Reserve. Gold.,.,7.9,.7, S.7,.9,8.9,.,.,89.,88.,.7,6.,79.,7.,6S.8,8.,.,7.9,978.,96.7,87.,86.8,.,.,8.,9.,6.,8.7,8.7,88.,7.,. Silver ,8.,6.,9.,9.9,.9,. 9.9,7.,.6,7.,.,.7,6.9,.7,79.,7.,6.7,.8,.7,.,.,.,96.,.,.9,.9,9.8,.9,7.6,.8, Total.,.,987.,9.9,7.7,.,97.,8.,6.,7.6,.,98.9,76.,.7,.,.,98.,.,.8,86.,96.,8.7,7.,9.6,.,8.7,:,6.,7.,6.,69.,6.,678.,.,96.,9.6,67.,96.7 Circulation.,6.,8.,89.7,9.,99.,.,76.,7.,96.,98.,.,86.,789.,79.,676.,876.,6.,8.6,.,.,76.,.,6.7,67.,687.,69.,8.,.,.8,6.,.,8.,9.,8.,68.8,8.,8. Private accounts current and deposits k Accounts current the treasury G , Commercial discounts ,66.7,., C , Loans on securities S G « Percentage the reserve- In proportion to the issue notes In proportion to notes and deposits (not including accounts current the treasury) GO Annual i rate dividends paid to j stockholders..franc* ! Percentape sums paid to the State, 6 9 g fr 8 8 8* 9 < * " 9 Digitized for FRASER
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29 STATISTICS FOR FRANCE. 9 TABLE No.. STATEMENTS OF THE BANK OF FRANCE, WEEKLY, Continued. Gold. Keserve. Silver. Total. Circulation. Private accounts current and deposits. Accounts current t^jo treasury. Commercial discounts. Loans on securities. Loans on gold bars and coin. Drafts and certificates deposit. 89. January 9 **-... -,.. January _,. T, -. - January. February 6.*... February February 7....* March 6 March March March 7 April April April 7 April Mayl May8 May 6. May May9 June. June June 9 * June 6 July July July 7 July... July August 7 August August August 8 i September September September 8 September October October 9 Octoberl6 October October November 6 November November November 7 December December December 8 December 6,6.6,.9,.,.,.9,.9,.,.,.9,.7,.,.,9.7,6.,.7,6.,76.9,79.8,8.9,9.7,.6,8.,.9,.,.7,6.7,.9,.7,.,9.,.8,7.,.,6.7,.7,.,9.,8.,68.,.9,.8,9.,6.7,99.,96.7,9. -,.6,.9,.,.6,.,6.,.,9.,.,.,.6,.8,.,8.,8.6,.,.,6.8,6.7,9.7,7.,7.9,6..6.,6.6,66.6,68.8.,7.,7.,7.,76.,7.,7.9,68.,6.,6.6,6.9,67.,67.,68.9,7.7,67.9,6.9,9.9,8.9,.8,7.9,7.,.,6.8,.8,.7,7.7,6.,.,.,6.6,6.,.9,9.,9.,9.,9.,98.7,99.,.6,.,.,.,8.,6.,.7,.9,9.,.9,.,.,9.,7.,78.6,8.,8.,9.8,9.,9.8,8.7,78.,8.7,8.7,8.6,8.,8.6,8.,7.,.,.9,7.,9.7,9.7,66.6,.,.9,.,.,6.,6.,66.,6.,7.7,7.,.,7.,9.,7.,98.9,6.8,9.,6.,9.9,.7,78.,.,.7,.8,7.,9.,.8 *,86.9,.7,7.,.,6.,.8,.,.6,989.7,97.8,8.,76.',9.,88.,97.,9.,99.,9.,9.,9.,96.,98.9,.,.,86.,.8,9.,7.,8.,6.,6.,7.,.,6., ' J f , ' S68. [ S.9 8,
30 96 NATIONAL MONETARY COMMISSION. TABLE No.. STATEMENTS OF THE BANK OF FRANCE, WEEKLY, Continued. Gold. Reserve. Silver. Total. Circulation. Private accounts current and deposits. I Accounts current the treasury. Commercial discounts. Loans on securities. Loans on gold bars and coin. Drafts and certificates deposit. 89. January January 8 January January January 9 Februarys February February 9 February 6 March March March 9 March April AprilO April 6 April April MayS May May May 8 June June June 8 June July July 9 July 6 July July August 6 August August August 7 September September September 7... September October Octobers October October October 9 Novembers November November 9 November 6 December December December 7 December December,.,.,.8,9.,.7,.,6.,6.9,.8,.,.,7.,8.,6.9,.,6.9,.,7.8,.,66.7,7.9,88.6,9.,.,.,7.,7.,9.8,6.,67.,66.,7.,7.,7.,66.,6.,9.,.,.6,.6,.7,.,.,.6,6.6,7.6,9.,.,.,.,.,.7,7.6,.9,7.7,.6,.,.,.,.,.9,.6,.,9.9,.,.,.6,.8,.9,7.9,.9,.7,.7,6.,68.,7.6,7.6,76.,76.9,7.,67.8,6.8,6.,6.,6.,6.6,6.,67.,66.,8.,7.,6.,7.,.8,8.8,9.,.,.,8.,.,.7,6.8,.,6.8,.,.,6.,.,6.,7.,7.7,76.6,.,9.8,8.,.,.,6.,6.,6.,69.,7.8,78.,88.7,.,.,6.,6.7,6.7,7.8,98.,6.,6.,67.6,67.,6.6,6.7,67.,67.,68.8,6.,67.,67.,6.6,9.,77.9,68. j6.,6.,6.6,66.9,6.8,8.,88.,98.,9.,6.,6.8,9.8,86.,.,.,87.,7.,.,67.,.8,.,9.,8.7,9.,9.,96.,9.9,79.6,9.,7.,.,87.,.,.,7.,8.7,9.8,.9,77.6,9.,99.,.,.9,.,978.7,9.,9.,999.,97.,96.7,9.,.9,6.,9.,.9,7.6,78.,.,.,6.,.,.7,.,., S ,7.7,7.,9.,., * fr J I
31 STATISTICS FOR FRANCE. 97 TABLE No.. STATEMENTS OP THE BANK OF FRANCE, WEEKLY, Continued. Gold. Reserve. Silver. Total. Circulation. Private accounts current and deposits. Accounts current the treasury. Commercial discounts. Loans on securities. Loans on gold bars and coin. Drafts and certificates deposit. 89. January January January January 8 February... February February 8.. February.. March March March 7 March March April 7 April April April 8 May May.. May 9 May 7 June June 9 June 6 June June July 7 July July July 8.. August August. August 8 August September September 8 September September September 9 October 6 October October October 7 November November November 7 November December December 8 December December,.,.,.,.8,7.6,7.8,78.,8.,89.,89.,9.,.8,7.,7.7,8,,.8,7.,66.7,.,6.,9.9,8.,66.,77.,86.,86.6,9.,69.6,68.,66.6,6.,66.8,669.,67.9,668.,67.9,67.,677.,679.,676.,67.,67.9,67.,67.,67.8,677.,68.6,686.,69.,7.7,7. i,78.7,8.7,9.,.9,.8,.,.6,8.9,6.9,6.9,6.,6.,7.8,7.8,7.9,7.,7.7,78.,8.,8.,89.,9.,9.,9.,9.8,97.6,9.,9.7,9.,9.,9.,9.,9.,97.,97.7,97.,9.,9.,9.,9..,87.7,8.8,8.,79.7,77.,7.8,7.6,76.9,78.,76.,7.8,7.7,7.,88.9,89.6,9.,66.6,66.,66.,67.,6.,6.,6.,68.7,67.6,68.9,69.6,7.,7.,7.6,79.7,79.,8.6,8.,8.,89.,87.,88.,88.8,886.,9.7,99.6,9.,9.7,96.,966.9,969.6,96.,967.,96.6,968.,969.,96.,97.,96.,9.8,9.,98.6,9..,96.,96.,968.,976. [,98.,979.,6.,7.,6.9,6.6,.,9.,9.7,66.,.,98.7,8.,.,66.,.7 \,6.,7.6,.6,68.8,.6,.,9.,.6,98.,.,86.,.9,7.,98.7,.,.7,7.7,8.,.,8.7,9.6,77.,.,86.9,6.,79.9,7.,.9,.,.7,7.6,.9,7.,7.,9.!,6.6,. ', G S ' ! ,7.8 i j S S.
32 98 NATIONAL MONETARY COMMISSION. TABLE No.. STATEMENTS OF THE BANK OF FRANCE, WEEKLY, Continued. Gold. Silver. Total. Circulation. Private accounts current and deposits. Accounts current the treasury. Commercial discounts. Loans on securities. Loans on gold bars and coin. Drafts and certificates deposit. Januarys January January 9 January 6... February... February 9... February 6... February... March March 9 March 6 March March, April 6, April, April April 7 May May May 8 May June June 8 June June June 9 July 6 July July July 7 August August August 7 August August September?.. September. September. September 8. October October October 9 October 6 November... November 9... November 6.. November.. November.. December 7... December.. December.. December 8..,7.,7.,8.,9.6,7.,66.6,68.9,6.,66.,6.6,6.6,66.,66.,66.6,66.,669.,67.8,69.,7.8,7.,7.6,7.7,7.,7.8,7.7,76.7,78.7,76.,77.8,79.8,7.,77.,7.9,7.7,69.9,689.9,68.9,68.,68.,69.8,69.8,7.,7.,698.,7.,7.,77.9,7.6,7.9,7.,7..7.6,6.,7.,8.,.,6.,6.6,6.8,67.,68.,66.,67.,7.,7.,7.8,7.8,76.9,78.,8.,8.,8.,8.,8.9,8.,77.9,78.,8.,77.,7.7,7.,76.7,77.,7.,76.,76.8,7.,7.,7.7,7.,7.,7.,6.,6.6,6.,6.9,6.8,6.6,67.8,69.8,7., I.6.8 I,968.6,98.7,8.,79.,87.,867.,89.7,9.8,9.,9.8,9.,9.,9.,98.,96.8,96.,9.,97.,989.,99.,99.9,99.6,996.,989.7,99.,997.,996.,987.7,99.9,996,,997.,99.,989.9,98.,968.,96.,9.6,9.8,96.,966.,96.,966.8,967.,96.,96.,967.9,97.7,97.,98.9,98.,98.,97.,9.,7.,99.,.8,78.9,.,68.,7.,.8,9.,8.8,6.9,78.6,8.7 ^,9.6 *,98.,77.,99.,68.6,7.,.,7.,9.,.9,6.7,.7,78.,.9,68.9,9.,88.9,.,9.8,8.7,7.,9.,7.7,9.7,.,67.8,89.,96.,7.,.,88.,8.,.,8.,7.7,7.9,7., , S , , I 6. I. 8. I. I. I. [. I. I, I.,. '.6. [..6,.., I ' I as I
33 STATISTICS FOR FRANCE. 99 TABLE No.. STATEMENTS OF THE BANK OF FRANCE, WEEKLY, Continued. Reserve. Gold. Silver. Total. Circulation. Private accounts current and deposits. Accounts current the treasury. Commercial discounts. Loans on securities. Loans on gold bars and coin. Drafts and certificates deposit* January January January 8 January February..., Februarys... February... February... March March 8 March March March 9 Aprils Aprill April 9 April 6 May May May 7 May May June7 June June June 8 Julys July July 9 July 6 August August 9 August 6 August August September 6.. September. Septembers. September 7. October October October 8... October... November... November8... November.. November.. November 9.. December 6... December.. December.. December ,698.,696.6,699.8,7.8,7.9,76.7,78.6,7.,7.9,7.,7.8,76.9,78.,76.9,7.,7.8,7.,76.,77.8,76.9,77.,77.,779.6,78.,78.9,787.,8.,86.,88.,86.,86.,88.,89.,9.,9.9,96.,9.7,96.8,96.,9.9,89.8,89.,89.,9.,98.,96.9,967.,98.9,.,.,.,69.6,9.,6.,9.,9.,6.,6.,6.7,67.9,67.8,66.,6.,68.9,7.6,7.6,69.8,69.8,7.,7.,7.7,7.8,77.,79.,78.9,77.,78.,78.6,76.6,69.,7.,7.7,7.,69.,68.,7.,67.8,6.,9.9,6.,8.,.,.6,.,.,9.,8.,7.,9.,.7,.,9.,.,.,97.7,9.,98.8,96.8,96.,968.,97.,98.,98.7,98.,987.,99.8,998.8,999.,99.9,99.6,.9,.,.,7.7,.7,.,8.,9.6,6.,6.7,88.8,9.7,8.,7.9,.6,.7,6.,7.,7.7,7.,6.6,67.,6.,.9,.,.7,6.,.,66.6,8.,6.6,.6,.6,7.6,9.,.6,6.,9.,6.6,6.8,68.,.,8.,8.9,7.,7.,7.,6.6,.9,.9,7.7,.,7.,8.,9.,8.,6.,.7,7.,6.9,87.,97.,7.7,78.,.7,.,.,79.7,6.7,.,6.7,6.6,66.9,7.8,77.9,.,68.7,9.,.,8.7,9.,7.,9.,.,76.6,.,.9, , S * C S , , ,..9 I I ".7.. I
34 NATIONAL MONETARY COMMISSION. TABLE No.. STATEMENTS OF THE BANK OF FRANCE, WEEKLY, Continued. Reserve. Gold. Silver. Total. Circulation. Private accounts current and Accounts current the treasury. Commercial discounts. Loans on securities. Loans on gold bars and coin. Drafts and certificates deposit. January January January 7 January January February 7... February... February... February 8... March 7 March March March 8 ApriU Aprilll April 8 April, May May 9 MaylG May May June 6 June June June 7 July July July 8 July August August 8 August 6 August August 9 Septembers.. September. September 9. September 6. October October October 7 October October November 7... November.. November.. November 8.. December... Decembers.. December 9.. December ,9.6,79.,9.8,8.,.6,.,6.,.6,8.7,8.,.,.6,6.9,87.,7.,69.,66.,7.6,.6,.,.,.,8.7,.,.7,7.,.7,.9,.8,.9,8.9,.,9.,.8,.,8.,.,.,.,.6,97.7,96.,966.,96.,97.6,97.6,9.,96.7,99.9,99.,96,,96.,.6,.9,.,.,.6,.9,.7,7.9,8.7,8.7,9.8,.8,.6,9.8,.7,.9,.6,.,8.,.,.7,9.6,.,.,6.6,8.8,8.,.8,6.,9.,6.,9.,9.,6.6,6.8,9.,.,.,.8,9.,.8,.,.6,.,.,.9,.,.,.6,.6,9.,9.9,.8,.,.,.,.,77.,8.7,88.,87.,87.,8.,8.,9.,7.,9.8,.9,98.6,9.9,9.6,9.,99.8, ,97.,.,6.,.9,9.7,99.,.,9.,9.8,8.,.,.,7.,8.6,7.,7.,.7,.,98.6,99.9,9.,88.,78.,86.6,9.,9.,9.,.7,.9,679.,6..,67.6,6.,79.7,6.,98.7,77.7,67.7,6.,9.,69.9,7.,6.9.,69.6,6.8,87.9,6.,66.,7.6,9.9,6.7,6.8,9.,7.,6.,.,.,9.7,.,7.,.,77.,.,.9,7.,6.6,6.,6.6,86.,8.,.,8.,67.,.9,8.9,9.6,6.9,.,7.,7., , ; S , y I.. I.!. I I S S
35 STATISTICS FOR FRANCE. TABLE No.. STATEMENTS OF THE BANK OF FRANCE, WEEKLY, Continued. Reserve. Gold. Silver. Total. Circulation. Private Accounts accounts current current andj the treasury. deposits. Commercial discounts. Loans on securities. Loans on gold bars and coin. Drafts and certificates deposit. January January 9.. January 6 January January February 6 February... February..., February 7... March March March 9 March 6 April April 9 April 6 April April ilay7 May i ay.may 8 June June June 8 June July July 9 July 6 July July August6 August August August 7 Septembers.. September. September 7. September. October Octobers... October... October.*.. October 9 Novembers... November November 9.. November 6.. December... December.. December 7.. December.. December..,9.,9.,9.,97.,9.,96.,9.,9.8,9.,9.8,97.8,9.7,98.,9.,98.,97.6,9.7,9.7,96.9,97.,99.7,998.,.,.,.7,.6,.,6.,6.9,.6,68.,W.8,7.,77.8,68.,6.,.,.8,99.6,97.8,96.,98.6,9.,98.7,9.,97.,9.,9.,9.,98.,97.9,98.,9.6,.6.,.,7.,8.6,.8,.7,.,.,.,.6,8.,9.,7.,.8,.6,.,.,6.8,7.,.,.,6.,.,8.7,8.,7.,6.,.,.7,.,.6,.,.6,.,.,.,7.8,.,.8,7.6,.,.,.6,9.,8.,.,.9,.8,.8,.,.6,8.,8.9, ,7., ,9.,99.9,97..9.,.8,7.,98.,9.8.9., ,8.7,7.,.,.9,67.,78.,9.,.8,98.,.,.,7.,.,9.,6.6,.,.,.,8.8,6.6,9.9,9.6,.7,8.,7.,69.,9.7,6..6.7,6.,6.,9.,9..6.8,.9,67.,6.,66.,67.9,6.,6.6,67.,8.,7.,6.6,6.,9.,77.,6.,66.,67.7,6,,76.,67.8,6.,9.6,8.,6.8,88.,8.,.6,6.9,6.6,69.,.,79.,6.,.,78.9,6.,6.,.,.,9.,86.,9.,6.,69.,6.,67.7,66.,6.,6.8,69.,6.,6.,68.8,8S.S S ,. 8.: I I. I I. I. I. I I l.s I I
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37 STATISTICS FOR FRANCE. TABLE No.. STATEMENTS OF THE BANK OF FRANCE, WEEKLY, Continued. Bate. Gold. Reserve. Silver. Total. Circulation. Privato accounts current and deposits. Accounts current the treasury. Commercial discounts. Loans on securities. Loans on gold bars and coin. Drafts and certificates deposit January 6 January T January January 7 February February February 7 February March, March Marchl7 March March April 7 April April April 8 May May May May 6 June June 9 June 6 June June July 7 July July, July 8 August August August 8 August September September 8 September..'. September September 9 October 6 October October... October 7 November November November December December 8 December,9.9,9.,97.,99.,96.9,97.,99.7,9.6,9.8,89.,87.6,867.8,86.,88.,8.,87.8,89.,86.,86.,867.,869.8,867.,87.,87.,88.9,877.,87.8,87.,87.8,877.,879.,88.,88.,887.7,88.,879.,87.,87.,867.,88.,88.,8.9,8. J,8. l,-8.,8.,8.9,8.,89.,87.,86.,8.6,6.6,.,7.,8.9,9.,8.,8.,.8,.,.,.,6.8,8.,7.,.,7.,.,8.,.,.,7.,8.6,.9,.8,7.,8.,8.,6.,8.,.6,.,.9,.,7.,6.,.8,.,.,.7,7.,.,8.,8.,.,9.,.9,.6,6.7,.,9.7,.,7.6,7.,8.6,.,8.,6.,.,7.7,.,.9,.,8.6,8.6,8.,7.,69.9,7.,7.8,79.6,8.,9.6,96.9,9.6,7.,.,8.,.*,.9,8.,.,9.,.,.,.8,.8,.7,.9,.7,.,.,9.,79.,69.9,69.,.,.8 J,.,86.6,88.,86.6,78.,89..,76..,79.,7.,8.,7.9,79.,698.8,8.8,78.,7.6,7.,7.,77.,699.8,667.,6.9,77.,6.,69.8,8.8,7.,68.,69.6,8.8,68.7,78.,.6,9.9,8.,.,7.7,.,.,9.9, G J ,69.7.7, , ,8.8 7.,7..6,7..,6.,-8.,.,6.8,7.,77.,799.,7.8,78., ,.,8. I ! G. J GS. GS G , , G G.6. G8. 9. GG.G GG.6 G S G G G *
38 NATIONAL MONETARY COMMISSION. TABLE No.. STATEMENTS OF THE BANK OF FRANCE, WEEKLY, Continued. Reserve. Gold. Silver. Total. Circulation. Private Accounts accounts current current and! the treasury. Commercial discounts. Loans on securities. Loans on gold bars and coin. Drafts and certificates deposit. January... January January 9 January 6 February... February 9... February 6.. February.. March March 9 March 6 March March April 6 April April April 7 May May May 8 May June June 8 June June June 9 JulyC July July July 7 August August August 7 August August September 7.. September. September. September 8. Octobers October October 9 October 6 November... November 9... November 6.. November.. November.. December 7... December.. December.. December 8..,8.,8.,8.,8.8,89.,8.7,8.8,86.,8.8,8.,8.,8.,8.,88.,8.6,86.8,88.,8.,86.,8.,88.,8.6,87.6,8.,87.,88.,889.7,98.7,9.7,9.,99.6,9.6,9.,9.7,96.9,96.7,9.,9.,9.,9.,9.9,89.,89.8,SS6.9,889.,888.8,89.,887.7,887.,88.8,879.,87.7,9.,96.,97.6,99.6,97.9,98.9,99.,.,97.,96.6, ,,,.,.,.,7.,.9,.8,.,.7,7.9,.,9.,.,9.,.9,9.,7.9,7.7,.,.6,99.,.7,97.,97.6,9.9,9.,87.9,8.6,7.9,7.,7.8,69.,67.,67.,7., ,6..6.,7.,6.7,6.7,.,.,7.,.6,.,7.,.,7.,6.,.,.,.,6.7,.,.,8.,.8,.,.8,9.,67.8,7.,9.,.,.6,7.8,9.6,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,97.,77.8,69.,6.6,.,6.,6.,6.,6.6,.9,9.,.,.8,9.6,96.,9.,8.,9.8,8.,8.8,798.8,8.,86.6,8.,769.8,88.,86.,8.8,8.6,78.,87.,76.,7.8,7.,77.,78.9,79.7,686.7,78.6,789.,79.,77.,7.,799.,7.,67.7,6.,79.,7.9,79.,76.,7.,88.,87.8,88.,88.6,967.7,9.7,9.,89.8,.7,9.,9.,9., S SS ,.9,7.7,7.9,., ,8.,7.,.,.8,97.,.7,.9,9., * l.c I.7.8 I I a '
39 STATISTICS FOR FRANCE. TABLE No.. STATEMENTS OF THE BANK OF FRANCE, WEEKLY, Continued. Gold. Reserve. Silver. Total. Circulation. Private accounts current and deposits. Accounts current the treasury. Commercial discounts. Loans on securities. Loans on gold bars and coin. Drafts and certificates deposit. 9. January... January January 8 January February... February 8 February February March March 8. March March March 9 April April April 9 April 6 May May May 7 May May June 7 June June June 8 July July July 9 July 6 August August 9 August 6 August August September 6 September September September 7 October October October 8 October November.. November 8 November November November 9 December 6 December December,86.,878.,89.,897.7,89.8,9.,9.,9.,99.8,9.7,96.,9.,9.8,9.9,9.,9.,9.,99.,96.8,98.7,.6,8.,.9,.9,96.8,.7,8.9,.8,7.,8.7,9.,.,.9,8.,. i,9.,.9,6.9,6.,9.9,86.6,8.,9.9,9.8,.,.6,9.,.8,.,6.,.7,9.,7.,.,.6,.8,.,.8,.,.7,.8,.9,9.9,.,.,.7,.,.9,.,8.,9.,.,.8,.,6.,.,7.9,7.,.,.,.,.,.,7.6,.,7.,6.,.7,.,9.9,8.8,.8,8.,6.7,.,.8,.6,.7,.,.,.,.,.,7.7,.,6.,.6,9.,.6,.,.,6.,8.,.,.9,.,.6,7.,6.,97.,6.6,.8,6.6,7.,7.9,8.,8.,97.9,8.8,98.6,78.6,8.,7.6,6.7,7.,8.,78.7,.9,87.6,.7,.,7.,.8,.8,8.,9.,8.6,6.,97.9,978.9,.,96.,.7,96.,9.8,9.8,9.,67.,9.,9.8,.,6.,.,97.,.6,8.7,69.8,9.,68.,96.,8.,897.7,86.,9.7,8.,99.,7.,96.,9.8,9.,9.,97.8,6.7,7.6,.7,.,98.7,69.7,7.,.6,.6,.,.8,7.9,.,8.8,.,9.,7.,9.,.,9.,6.,9.,.,7.,6.8, ! , ,67.6,.,87.8,99.8,77., , , ! i j I I.8
40 6 NATIONAL MONETARY COMMISSION, TABLE No.. STATEMENTS OF THE BANK OF FRANCE, WEEKLY, Continued. Bate. Reserve. Gold. Silver. Total. Circulation. Private accounts [current and deposits. Accounts current the treasury. Commercial discounts. Loans on securities. Loans on gold bars and coin. Drafts and certificates deposit. January January January 7 January January February 7... February... February... Februaiy8... March? March March March 8 ApriU Aprllll April 8 April May May 9 May 7 May May June June June June 7 July July July 8 July August Augusts August 6 August August 9 Septembers.. September. September 9. September. October October October 7 October October November 7... November.. November.. November 8.. December... December.. December 9.. December ,.8,8.,8.,.,.9,79.8,8.,86.6,8.8,77.6,7.,77.9,77.9,86.,.8,8.,7.,.9,.,.,8.,6.,7.9,66.6,66.,6.,.,.8,.9,7.,.,.,.8,.,9.,8.6,.,.6,87.9,69.,7.6,.,9.,7.7,8.,99.6,7.,9.,8.,6.,6.,6.7,98.,96.6,9.,97.7,9.,98.,9.,97.8,9.,9.8,9.,97.9,99.,98.,9.6,97.,98.9,99.*,.7,.,.8,.,7.7,7.9,.8',.6,9.,.,6.,8.,9.,.,9.,.,.6,.,.,6.,.,.,.,9.,96.,96.,98.,98.7,.,.,.,99.8,.,.9,.9,.,.,.,9.,77.9,78.6,8.,76.,7,,69.,7.8,77.,8.7,6.,.9,6.,.,.,6.,9.,7.,7.6,8.,88.,8.7,7.8,6.9,7.,7.,7.,7.,7.,7.,6.6,9.,9.6,8.6,.,8.7,8.6,7.,.,7.,78.,98.,9.6,6.,8.,6.,67.6, 6.6,6.9,6kl,7.,9.,.9,79.9,.,88.7,.8,6.,97.6,7.,7.,.9,.,6.,79.,.8,9.,.,.,.,9.,986.,966.8,9.8,.9,7.6,.,966.6,.,96.9,98.,88.7,97.,99.,9.6,9.9,96.7,.,7.6,96.6,8.,.,8.7,67.,.7,6.,.,7.,6., , , , , S I 8. I 8. I J O
41 STATISTICS FOR FRANCE. 7 TABLE No.. STATEMENTS OF THE BANK OF FRANCE, WEEKLY, Continued. Pate. Gold. Reserve. Silver. Total. Circulation. Private accounts current and deposits. Accounts current the treasury. Commercial discounts. Loans on securities. Loans on gold bars and coin. Drafts and certificates deposit. 9. February... - March March April April April 7 April May 9 May May May 9 June June June 9... June 6 July July July 7 July July August 7 August August August 8 September September September 8 September October October9 October 6 October October November November Novembers November 7 December December December 8 December6,9.,.8,9.,.,8.7,69.,7.6,98.9,.9,6.6,.7,.,.,.9,.7,66.,7.7,7.,69.9,68.,7.,7.8,7.7,66.,69.8,7.,6.8,6.,7.7,88.,9.8,66.6,69.9,6.,6.9,6.,6.,6.,9.9,7.,.,6.6,6.6,.,.9,.9,8.,.,.,.,.,.7,96.8,9.,9.,97.,99.,.9,.8,.,.,.6,.6,6.,7.,.,.,6.,8.,8.7,.,.8,.9,7.6,.9,,6,.6,.,.,.,9.,.7,.,.,.,.,.,.9,7..,.9,.,.7,7.,6.,9.,8.8,.9,.,7.,7.,8.,6.9,8.,7.6,.8,8.,.,.7,7.9,7.,7.,6.,68.,69.,6.,6.7,66.,69.,66.,67.,68.,679.7,68.,678.9,688.,69.,69.6,686.7,69.,69.,688.8,68.6,69.9,7.,7.8,7.9,7.,77.8,77.,78.,79.7,78.,,7.,68.,66.8,6.6,66.,6.,67.8,6.9,6.,6.8,68.7 ',67.,6.8,6.,8.6,7.,7.7,.,.6,.7,,,.,.7,7.6,6.,.9,.,7.,7.9,87.,.,.,.,.,8.,8.,8.,8.6,.,.,88.8,.,.,.,.,6.,.,99.,.8,7.,9.9,67.,9.8,8.,8.8,.,97. I,78.,88.8,.7,.7,.6,.6,6.!,8., , i j j , [ , , j j i
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