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<head>Art. 2. [2] page <del>2</del>[<add><hi rend='underline'>Daily</hi></add> <hi rend='underline'>Interest</hi> <!-- blank space underlined with dashes --> a <del>farthing</del>]<hi rend='underline'>upon</hi><lb/> <hi rend='underline'>the standard note</hi> <!-- blank space underlined with dashes --><hi rend='underline'>a farthing</hi>]</head> <p>1 A farthing, as <lb/>being a sum having a species of <add>real</add> money in actual<lb/> circulation to express it: | <head>Art. 2. [2] page <del>2</del>[<add><hi rend='underline'>Daily</hi></add> <hi rend='underline'>Interest</hi> <!-- blank space underlined with dashes --> a <del>farthing</del>]<hi rend='underline'>upon</hi><lb/> <hi rend='underline'>the standard note</hi> <!-- blank space underlined with dashes --><hi rend='underline'>a farthing</hi>]</head> <p>1 A farthing, as <lb/>being a sum having a species of <add>real</add> money in actual<lb/> circulation to express it: 2. - a farthing, as being the<lb/> smallest price: 3. the smallest price, as being adapted to<lb/> <del>the</del> a note of the smallest size capable of affording<lb/><add>at the proposed rate of interest,</add> an interest thus expressed: 4. the smallest of all such<lb/><gap/><del>affording the advantage</del> being preferred for the<lb/><hi rend='underline'>standard</hi> <del>rate, or</del> <add> or experimental size,<lb/></add> as being adapted to the pecuniary<lb/> faculties of the greatest number of customers.</p><p><del>Three former half penny a day</del> Exchequer <del>Notes</del> <add>Bills</add> specify,<lb/>upon the face of them, the daily interest: <add>the amount of</add> which <del>interest</del><lb/><del>is at present 3<hi rend='superscript'>d</hi>½.</del> upon the £100 or Standard<lb/> Bill is at present 3<hi rend='superscript'>d</hi>½. Amount of <hi rend='underline'>interest,</hi> <add>nearly</add> <hi rend='underline'>1½</hi> <lb/> times as much <add>as in the present case.</add> <del>exactly.</del> Amount of <hi rend='underline'>principal,</hi> not<lb/>quite <hi rend='underline'>8</hi> times: the yearly interest allowed <add>at present</add> by <hi rend='underline'>Exchequer</hi><lb/> <hi rend='underline'>Bills</hi> being £5⅓ per Cent <add>nearly;</add> on the proposed<lb/><hi rend='underline'>Annuity Notes</hi> not quite 3 per Cent.</p> | ||
Art. 2
Art. 2. [2] page 2[Daily Interest a farthing]upon
the standard note a farthing]
1 A farthing, as
being a sum having a species of real money in actual
circulation to express it: 2. - a farthing, as being the
smallest price: 3. the smallest price, as being adapted to
the a note of the smallest size capable of affording
at the proposed rate of interest, an interest thus expressed: 4. the smallest of all such
affording the advantage being preferred for the
standard rate, or or experimental size,
as being adapted to the pecuniary
faculties of the greatest number of customers.
Three former half penny a day Exchequer Notes Bills specify,
upon the face of them, the daily interest: the amount of which interest
is at present 3d½. upon the £100 or Standard
Bill is at present 3d½. Amount of interest, nearly 1½
times as much as in the present case. exactly. Amount of principal, not
quite 8 times: the yearly interest allowed at present by Exchequer
Bills being £5⅓ per Cent nearly; on the proposed
Annuity Notes not quite 3 per Cent.
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