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yield about 7 per cent, upon the capital 
invested, and yet offer collectively a very 
fair amount of capital safety. 
Referring again to the all-British Chart 
given in Chapter II. and the International 
Chart given in this chapter, we show, at the 
foot of these two charts, the total annual 
values and annual income of the all-British 
and the International Investments which they 
respectively illustrate. We here reproduce 
them in tabular form, as a close study of these 
figures proves various important points. 
Year. 
1893 
1894 
1895 
1890 
1897 
1898 
1899 
1900 
1901 
1902 
1903 
1904 
1905 
1900 
Capital Value. 
All-British 
List. 
£ 
10,220 
10,475 
11,450 
12,702 
13,128 
12,727 
12,214 
11,072 
11,127 
10,902 
10,487 
10,089 
10,282 
10,252 
International 
List. 
£ 
10,101 
10.242 
10,007 
11.243 
11,009 
11,013 
11,811 
11,501 
11,522 
11,074 
11,424 
11,021 
12,325 
12,405 
Annual Income. 
All-British Intema- 
List. tional List. 
£ 
420 
427 
453 
479 
474 
470 
485 
477 
470 
451 
434 
429 
443 
453 
£ 
495 
503 
512 
523 
518 
501 
524 
534 
528 
532 
535 
540 
504 
500 
This table shows : — 
1.—The capital value at starting is 
almost identical in both lists, but the 
International List produces 18 per cent.