The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-10-26

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ing all formx II the currency. Thus.
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c.r. In ,iie blasted South, onr rnr
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In France to-day. tlsr only European
country now prosperous nnd happy.
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States puts the fig,irra nt aisf, nten, ,OtN,
nearly nll III which In held by the tio,.rn-
ment and the banks. Probably lhc rral
amoant il much lcss: but, a,lling that
sum ~ thu paper money outstanding
July. 1877. W. have nm aggrVrnts of
S-7,i, An, ,3li IN thc utmost limit of the
circulating medium, yielding 3is.a7 per
capita. or Sit. 10 less per heal of polnr
lation than France p,,Ascssee, with he'd
compnctly settled and highly dcvrlopeg
area, and with her slowly incrcasin.
numbers. II We had, as France has,
money volume equal to sd1. 57 per capita,
II would amount 10 s2. .gs5, ,5l6, An.