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THIRD ANNUAL REPORT
—OF THE—
B A N K C O M M IS S IO N E R
- O F THE—
STATE OF ARKANSAS
For the Year Ending December 31st, 1916
JOHN M. DAVIS
COMMISSIONER
hie T E XA R KA N IA N
• T*EXA R KA NA ,
ARK.
JOHN M. iDAVIS,
State Bank Commissioner
J. D. COVEY,
Assistant Commissioner
W. T. MAXW ELL,
Assistant in Charge of Investment Companies
BANK EXAMINERS
A. J. REAP
GUY P H ILIPS
A. F. BAILEY
W. T. REYNOLDS
T. B. KITCHENS
Special on Drainage Districts
MISS NORMA HANCOCK
Stenographer
C O N T E N T S
.............................................................................................................
V
Letter of Transmittal ....................................................................................
Officers
IX
New Banks Chartered ...................................................
XI
Banks Converted from State to National B anks.. .4.................................
XII
Banks Voluntarily Liquidated .......................................................................
XII
Banks Merged and Consolidated .................................................................
XII
Banks Liquidated Through Other Banks by the Consent and With the
Approval of the Bank Commissioner, and Depositors Paid in Full
XII
Amendments Changing Title, Location and Corporate Powers.............
XIII
Amendments Increasing Capital Stock ........... ..........................................
XIII
Amendments Decreasing Capital Stock ......................................................
XIII
Amendments Changing Number o f Directors ............................................
XIV
Report of Condition of Banks in Hands of the Commissioner for
Liquidatiooi ................................................................................................
XV
List of Unclaimed Deposits ........................................................................... XXVII
Receipts and Disbursements ......................................................................... XXVIII
Drainage Districts ..................................................................................
Estimated Expenses ........................................................................................
XXIX
XXX
Statement of Condition of All Banks, Trust Companies and Savings
Banks Under Supervision of the Bank Department at the Close of
Business November 17, 1916 .................................................................
1
Abstract or Compiled Statement of All Banks, Trust Companies, Etc.
131
Abstract of Reports of Condition o f National Banks in Arkansas........
140
Report of Condition o f Building and Loan Associations at Close of
Business November 30, 1916 ............................
141
Investment Companies ..................................................................................
168
Receipts and Disbursements ........................................
169
T H IR D A N N U A L R E P O R T
—OF T H E -
S T A T E B A N K C O M M IS S IO N E R O F A R K A N S A S
To His Excellency, the Governor of Arkansas:
Sir— in compliance with the requirements of Sections 9 and 59 of Act No.
113, entitled “An Act for the Organization and Control of Banks, Trust Compa
nies and Savings Banks,” approved March 3rd, 1913, l submit herewith uie
third annual report of the work and business of the Bank Department of Ark
ansas for the time beginning January 1st, 1916, and ending Decemoer sist,
1910.
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This report embraces a statement of all receipts and expenditures, the
name, officers, directors, domicile, capital, surplus, net profits and deposits
of each bank, trust company and savings bank in the State, at the close oi
business November 17, 1916. New banks organized, banks closed, liquidated
;n d consolidated, also statement showing progress of liquidation of (those
now being liquidated by the Department, together with a statement or an
building and loan associations and a compiled statement of ail investment
companies under the supervision of the Department at the close of business
November 30th, 1916, and a list of drainage districts audited as provided ior
under Act 279, Section 30, Acts of 1909, during the year 1916, copy of the
report of the examiner having been filed with the clerk of the circuit court
in the county where the drainage district is located, as the law provides.
There are 391 banks under the supervision of the Department, all oi
which have been examined during -the year once and many have received
the second examination. There have been four reports of condition called
for and in addition each bank was exam ined -by an exam ining committee
composed of stockholders of the respective institutions and a very complete
and exhaustive report of the findings of the committee was made to the
board of directors of each bank and a copy filed with this Department. This
examination by a committee of their own stockholders was productive of
good results and had the effect to put -the active officers and board oi
directors on record as to the actual value of the bank s assets.
Realizing that to successfully supervise the State banks of Arkansas
would require every available means and all obtainable knowledge bearing
directly upon the question of banking, 1 sought admission to, and became
a member of, the National Association of Supervisors of State Banks, which
Association numbers among its members many men of ripe expedience in
bank supervision, who were ready -and willing to impart to tne younger and
less informed members their knowledge and varied experiences gathered
during many years of active work in the supervision of banks in their respect
ive States, and through my association with these commissioners I have
obtained valuable information bearing upon questions vitally affecting suc
cessful bank supervision and I have earnestly endeavored by suggestion, and
otherwise, to convey to the banks the experience and knowledge thus ob
tained.
X
R E P O R T O P B A N K C O M M IS S IO N E R
It was deemed advisable, in view of the fact that many banks had numer
ous accounts of depositors which had not been balanced, in some instances,
for years, to require each bank to call in all outstanding passbooks and post
them up to October 10th and make statements of all accounts up to that
date, of those to whom pass-books had not been issued. This ruling had the
effect to correct many errors of long standing and relieve congested condi
tion of files caused by the accumulation of cancelled checks covering, in
some instances, a period of several years, also was the means of verifying
the accounts of all customers.
The banking law has been in effect three years and the privilege of
administering the law affords us an opportunity to know the condition of the
banks under the supervision of the Department, and it can truthfully be
said that the State banks of Arkansas were never in a stronger or more
satisfactory condition than they are at this time.
It is indeed gratifying to acknowledge the hearty co-operation and en
couragement of the bankers throughout the State in the efforts of the Com
missioner and other members of the Department in raising the standard of
stability and efficiency. Co-operation between the bankers and the Depart
ment promotes the best results possible and I earnestly ask for a continua
tion of such a spirit of co-operation as has been shown in the past.
The Department consists of a Commissioner, Assistant Commissioner,
four Examiners, Stenographer and Bookkeeper, an Assistant in charge of
“ Blue Sky” Department, and a Special Examiner for Drainage 'Districts. All
of those associated with me have been diligent and faithful in the perform
ance of their several duties and the efficient service rendered entitles them
to my highest commendation and to the grateful thanks' of the people of the
State.
Very respectfully,
JOHN M. DAVIS,
State Bank Commissioner.
ST A TE OF ARK AN SAS
XI
NEW BANKS CHARTERED
January 1st, 1916, to December 31st, 1916.
Name—Location—Date
Capital.
Surplus.
No.
Bank of North Arkansas,
Everton, Boone County,
March 23rd, 1916............................... ..........$10,000.00
$1,000.00
451
Como Trust Company,
Hot Springs, Garland County,
April 20th, 19 1 6 ................................ ......... $50,000.00
$5,000.00
452
Arkansas State Bank,
Ashdown, Little River County,
May 9th, 1916.................................... .........$25,000.00
$2,500.00
453
Bank of Heber Springs,
Heber Springs, Cleburne County,
June 9th, 1916 ................................. ......... $10,000.00
$1,000.00
454
New Bank of Hazen,
Hazen, Prairie County,
July 22nd, 1916 ................................. ..........$10,000.00
$1,000.00
455
First State Bank,
Prescott, Nevada County,
August 28th, 1916 ........................... ..........$25,000.00
$2,500.00
456
Merchants and Planters Bank,
Sparkman, Dallas County,
September 19th, 1916 ..................... ..........$10,000.00
$1,000.00
457
Citizens Bank,
Tuckerman, Jackson County,
November 1st, 1916 ......................... ........$15,000,000
$1,500.00
458
Smith State Bank,
De Queen, Sevier County,
November 29th, 1916 ..................... ..........$25,000.00
$2,500.00
459
X II
R E P O R T OF B A N K C O M M IS S IO N E R
BANKS CONVERTED FROM STATE TO NATIO NAL BANKS
January 1st, 1916, to December 31st, 1916.
Lee County Bank.
Marianna, Lee County.
to
Lee County National Bank,
Marianna, Lee County.
Farmers Bank,
Newport, Jackson County.
to
Farmers National Bank,
Newport, Jackson County.
BANKS VO LU N TA R ILY LIQ UIDA TED
January 1st, 1916, to December 31st, 1916.
Farmers and Merchants Bank,
Bank of Richmond,
Amity, Clark County.
Richmond, Little River County.
Bank of Tinsman,
Tinsman, Calhoun County.
BANKS MERGED AND CONSOLIDATED
January 1st, 1916, to December 31st, 1916.
Bank of Bearden,
With
Bearden, Ouachita County.
Farmers and Merchants Bank,
Bearden, Ouachita County.
BANKS LIQ UIDATED THROUGH OTHER BANKS.
By the consent, and with the approval, of the State Bank Commissioner,
and ALL DEPOSITORS PAID IN FULL.
Bank of Beebe,
Through
Beebe, White County
First National Bank,
Jonesboro, Craighead County.
Farmers State Bank,
Beebe, White County.
Bank of Bradford,
Through
Bradford, White County
Arkansas Bank and Trust Company,
Newport, Jackson County.
Citizens Bank,
Through
Banks, Bradley County
Merchants and Planters T. & Sav. Bk.
Warren, Bradley County.
Bank of Hazen,
Hazen, Prairie County
New Bank of Hazen,
Hazen, Prairie County.
Bank of Bay,
Bay, Craighead County
Through
Through
Nevada County Bank,
Through
Prescott, Nevada County
First State Bank,
Prescott, Nevada County.
Arkansas Trust and Banking
Company,
Through
Ashdown, Little River County
Arkansas State Bank,
Ashdown, Little River County.
S T A T E OF A R K A N S A S
X III
AMENDM ENTS CHANGING T IT L E
January 1st, 1916, to December 31st, 1916.
Farmers Bank and Trust Co.
Dardanelle, Yell County.
Citizens Bank,
England, Lonoke County
To
Farmers Bank,
Dardanelle, Yell County.
To
Citizens Bank and Trust Co.,
England, Lonoke County.
Planters Bank and Trust Company To
Forrest City, St. Francis Co.
Planters Bank,
Forrest City, St. Francis Co.
Central Bank and Trust Co.,
Little Rock, Pulaski Co.
Central Bank,
Little Rock, Pulaski Co.
To
Marked Tree Bank and Trust Co., To
Marked Tree, Poinsett County
Bank of Marked Tree,
Marked Tree, Poinsett County.
Peoples Savings Bank and Trust
Co.,
Marianna, Lee County.
To
Peoples Savings Bank,
Marianna, Lee County
Rainwater Bank and Trust Com
pany
Morrilton, Conway County
To
Rainwater Banking Comnany.
Morrilton, Conway County.
To
Rainwater Bank.
Morrilton, Conway County.
Rainwater Banking Comnany,
Morrilton, Conway County
AMENDMENTS INCREASING CAPITAL STOCK
January 1st, 1916, to December 31st, 1916.
Increased From
Bank of Benton, Benton, Saline C o u n ty ....................... $ 25 000.00
Farmers Bank, Blytheville, Mississippi County............ 15,000.00
Citizens Bank, England. Lonoke County ..................... 25.000.00
Bank of Hunter, Hunter, Woodruff County ...............
10,000.00
Farmers Bank, Harrison, Boone County ..................... 27,000.00
To
30.000 00
25.000. 00
50.000.
00
15.000.
30.000.
00
00
H ope Savin gs Bank and T ru st Com pany,
Hope, Hempstead County ............... ..................... 25,000 00
Bank of Commerce, Little Rock, Pulaski County........ 100 000.00
Chicot Bank and Trust Company,
Lake Village, Chicot C o u n ty ............. %..................... 85,000.00
Rainwater Bank, Morrilton, Conway County............... 28,625.00
Security Bank and Trust Company,
Paragould, Greene County ......................................
67,200.00
Bank of Taylor, Taylor, Columbia County .................
9,250.00
Cross County Bank, Wynne, Cross C o u n ty ................... 30.000.00
Sharp County Bank, Williford, Sharp C o u n ty .............
6,950.00
50.000 00
300.000. 00
100 .000 . 00
30.000.
68 200.00
12.500.00
60.000 00
7 500.00
AMENDMENTS REDUCING CAPITAL STOCK
January 1st, 1916, to December 31st, 1916.
Decreased From
To
Bank of Clarksville, Claksville. Johnson County........$ 50.000.00 $ 25.000.00
Planters State Bank, Forrest City, St. Francis County 34.375.00
30 000.00
Citizens Bank, Lavaca, Sebastian County..................... 25,000.00
15,000.00
McClinfock Banking Company, Marianna, Loe County 100,000.00
50.000.00
Bank of Vandale, Vandale, Cross County ...................... 20 000.00
10,000.00
Citizens Bank, Wilmot, Ashley County ....................... 17,000.00
15,000.00
00
R E P O R T O F B A N K C O M M ISS IO N E R
X IV
A.
B.
C.
D.
E.
F.
G.
H.
J.
K.
L.
M.
N.
O.
P.
R.
S.
w.
Y.
AMENDM ENTS CHANGING T H E NUMBER OF DIRECTORS
January 1st, 1916, to December 31st, 1916.
Nor mor
To
than
From
11
7
3
.7
3
5
3
9
AMITY, Farmers and Merchants Bank
7
9
5
10
5
3-5
9
5
BERRYV1L.LE,
9
5
3
5
3
BLYTHEVILLE, Bank o f ............. Sliding Scale ) 7
3
7
BRADLEY, Bank of ....................................
9
5
CAMDEN, Merchants and Planters B ank ..
7
5
(i
12
3
9
CHIDESTER, Bank o f ................... Sliding Scale i 5
DARDANELLE, Farmers Bank and Trust Co.. . 8
7
8
3
5
7
DIERKS,
5
7
5
9
6
7
, 9
FORREST CITY, Planters
, 7
4
6
5
, 7
7
5
GREEN WAY,
5
, 3
8
, 5
.12
11
. 9
7
3
.15
. 6
3
9
3
JUNCTION CITY, Merchants and Farmers Bk . 6
6
. 3
5 or more
. .7
. 5
7
. 7
5
3
9
5-7
. 7
3
9
9
. 7
. 7
5
. 5
3
MURFREESBORO, Farmers and Merchants
. 3
9
NIMMONS, Bank of
3
. 7
. 5
5
9
. 7
5
. 9
5
PEACH ORCHARD, Peoples Bank
. 7
3
5
. 7
4
7
. 7
4
. 7
3
5
. 5
3
5
. 7
3
. 3
5
. 7
6
WARREN, Merchants and Planters Trust
. 5
15
11
. 7
5
. 9
5
S T A T E OF A R K A N SA S
XV
R E P O R T O F C O N D IT O N O F B A N K S IN H A N D S O F T H E
C O M M IS S IO N E R F O R L IQ U ID A T IO N .
MERCHANTS AND MECHANICS BANK
Argenta, Pulaski County, Arkansas.
This bank was closed by State Bank Examiner A. J. Reap, on January 12th,
1914.
The following is a statement, as shown by the books, at the close of busi
ness January 10th., 1914:
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ..................$ 61,561.74
Overdrafts ........................................
3,588.29
7,830.53
Furniture and fixtures ..............
Items in transit ............................
126.00
Due from reserve banks ............
540.83
Cash on hand ................................
5,932.23
Treasurye Stock ..........................
7,375.00
2,475.00
Insurance Agency ........................
Clearing House deposit ..............
100.00
4,259.48
Deficit .......................
Total
..............................................$ 93,789.10
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $ 25,000.00
Bills payable .................................. 12,500.00
Rediscounts ......................................
2,500.00
Dividends unpaid ..........................
5.00
D eposits
Total
................................................
53,784.10
..............................................$ 93,789.10
The following is an inventory of the assets placed in the hands of the State
Bank Department:
Loans and discounts ..................$ 57,222.30
Overdrafts ........................................
3,107.49
Rental and Insurance Dep’t . . . .
2,475.00
Furniture and fixtures ..............
7,830.53
Cash, cash items and checks on
other banks ................................
2,439.66
Clearing house deposit ..............
100.00
2,500.00
Notes rediscounted
Total
.................... -
RECEIPTS.
Cash ..............................'. ...................$ 2,550.13
Notes and interest ...................... 41,623.87
Overdrafts ........................................
2,576.05
From Insurance Department ..
289.46
From clearing house ..................
100.00
Furniture and fixtures ..............
1,775.00
STOCK ASSESSM EN T ............
1,750.00
Total
..............................................$ 50,664.51
....................$ 75,674.98
DISBURSEM ENTS.
Bills payable .................................. $ 7,500.00
Offsets allowed ..............................
5,006.54
60 per cent dividend to creditors 32,380.97
Expenses ...........................................
4,154.33
Cash on hand ..................................
1,622.67
Total
.................................. ............$ 50,664.51
An assessment of 100 per cent has been levied against the stockholders of
this bank.
R E P O R T O F B A N K C O M M IS S IO N E R
XVI
BANK OF ©ASA
Casa, Perry County, Arkansas.
This bank was closed by State Bank Examiner Guy Phillips, on December
1st., 1914.
The following is a statement, as shown by the books, at the close of busi
ness on December 1st., 1914:
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ..................$ 23,132.74
Overdrafts ........................................
638.36
Real estate and banking house
2,000.00
Furniture and fixtures ..............
2,000.00
2,090.10
Other real estate ..........................
Scrip and warrants ......................
2,642.07
Lumber ..............................................
128.96
Due from banks ............................
1,087.86
Cash ....................................................
189.50
DEFICIT ..........................................
3,448.24
37,357.83
Total
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock ..................................$ 10,000.00
Undivided profits ..........................
1,430.74
Interest and Exchange ..............
1,807.05
6,000.00
Bills payable ..................................
Deposits ..............................................
18,120.04
Total
37,357.83
The following is an inventory of the assets placed in the hands of the State
Bank Department:
Loans and discounts ..................$ 27,924.03
Overdrafts ........................................
638.36
Scrip and warrants ....................
3,758.22
Lumber ..............................................
128.96
Furniture and fixtures ..............
2,000.00
Banking house ................................
2',000.00
2,090.10
Other real estate ..........................
Cash and cash items ....................
1,894.15
Total
.............................................. $ 40,433.82
RECEIPTS.
Cash .................... ............................... $
Notes and interest collected . . .
Overdrafts ........................................
Scrip ....................................................
Miscellaneous ..................................
Sale of assets ................................
Total
2,759.35
5,677.84
204.77
4,136.97
911.46
1,500.00
..............................................$ 15,190.39
DISBURSEM ENTS.
R:lls payable paid ........................$
Offsets allowed ..............................
Loss on scrip ..................................
Expenses and taxes ......................
Dividends to creditors ................
Cash on hand ................................
Total
6,756.78
1.193.60
2,063.60
2.529.05
2,539.60
107.76
.............................................. $ 15,190.39
This bank has been liquidated in full and the Bank Department will receive
a discharge from the Court at its next term.
AMERICAN BANK AND TRU ST COMPANY
El Dorado, Arkansas.
This bank was placed in the hands of the State Bank Department on Sept.
9th-, 1916.
The following is an inventory of the assets placed in the hands of the State
Bank Commissioner:
Bills receivable .............................. $
Furniture and fixtures ..............
Other real estate ..........................
Total
6,758.90
3,000.00
6,490.22
.............................................. $ 16,249.12
All deposit liabilities of this bank have been paid in full with the exception
of $5,874.69 due Union County, which amount is amply protected by personal
bond in addition to the above enumerated assets.
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STATE OF ARKANSAS
BANK OF HICKORY RIDGE
Hickory Ridge, Cross County, Arkansas.
This bank was placed in the hands of the State Bank Commissioner on De
cember 29th., 1914.
The following is a statement, as shown by the books, at the close of busi
ness on December 29th., 1914:
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ..................$ 14,007.31
Overdrafts ............
24.58
Furniture and fixtures ..............
1,550.45
Banking house ................................
2,087.50
Other real estate ..........................
848.98
Due from banks ............................
793.47
1,273.46
Cash and cash items ..................
DEFICIT ..........................................
1,842.29
Total
..............................................$ 22,428.04
The following is an inventory of
Bank Department:
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $ 10,000.00
Undivided profits ..........................
1,840.09
DEPOSITS ......................................
9,967.06
620.89
DU E B A N K S ..................................
Total
..............................................$ 22,428.04
assets placed in the hands of the State
Loans and discounts ..................$ 14,007.31
Overdrafts ........................................
24.58
1,550.45
Furniture and fixtures ..............
Banking house ................................
2,087.50
Other real estate ..........................
848.98
......................
1,273.46
Due from banks ............................
C ash
an d c a s h it e m s
793.47
Total
..............................................$ 20,585.75
RECEIPTS.
Bills receivable collected .......... $ 12,107.83
Interest and exchange collected
841.45
Overdrafts collected ....................
12.26
Cash ....................................................
2,066.93
Furniture and fixtures ..............
.45
Total
$ 15,028.92
DISBURSEM ENTS.
Real estate, protection in fore
closures ..........................................$
Expenses and interestpaid . . .
Overdraft, Jonesboro,paid ...........
75 per cent dividends
paid
creditors ........................................
CASH ..................................................
Total
3,562.23
1,708.41
646.61
7,346.31
1,765.36
$ 15,028.92
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R E P O R T OF B A N K C O M M IS S IO N E R
BANK OF HIGDEN
Higden, Cleburne County, Arkansas.
This bank was placed in the hands of the State Bank Department on July
6th., 1914.
The following is a statement, as shown by the books, at the close of busi
ness July 6th., 1914:
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts .................. $
Overdrafts ........................................
Furniture and fixtures ..............
Real estate- .....................................
Due from banks ............................
Cash and cash items ..................
DEFICIT ............................................
9,297.04
5.47
1,985.40
100.00
567.33
1,768.36
732.34
14,455.94
Total
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock ..................................$
Interest, discount and exchange
Bills payable ....................................
Deposits ..............................................
Total
5,000.00
369.23
500.00
8,586.71
14,455.94
The following is an inventory of the assets placed in the hands of the State
Bank Department:
Loans and discounts .................. $
Overdrafts ........................................
Furniture and fixtures ..............
Real estate ......................................
Due from banks ............................
Cash and cash items ....................
Total
RECEIPTS.
Cash ....................................................$
Assessments ....................................
Notes collected ..............................
Interest collected ..........................
Overdrafts collected ....................
Miscellaneous ..................................
Furniture and fixtures ................
Total
..............................................$
736.51
600.00
2,774.32
47.48
.63
129.74
750.00
5,038.68
9,297.04
5.47
1,985.40
100.00
567.33
1,768.36
$ 13,723.60
DISBURSEM ENTS.
Expenses paid ................................ $ 1,066.32
T. R. Holmes claim, under order
of court ..........................................
177.16
42!/£ per cent dividends to cred
itors ..................................................
3,756.22
CASH ON H A N D ..........................
38.98
Total
.............................................. $
5,038.68
An assessment of 100 per cent was levied on the stockholders of this bank.
This bank has been liquidated in full and a discharge will be received from
the Court at its next regular term-
S T A T E OF A R K A N S A S
XIX
BANK OF HUNTINGTON
Huntington, Sebastian County, Arkansas.
This bank was closed by State 'Bank Commissioner Jno. M. Davis, on May
4th., 1914.
The following is a statement, as shown by the books, at the close of busi
ness April 20th., 1914:
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ..................$ 40,762.21
Furniture and fixtures ..............
2,908.00
Banking house ..............................
4,750.00
Other real estate ..........................
1,799.40
Cash items ........................................
98.30
Cash ....................................................
90.93
Total
..............................................$ 50,408.84
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $ 25,000.00
Undivided profits ..........................
367.72
Bills payable .................................. 11,727.50
Individual deposits ........................ 19,196.15
Due to banks ..................................
251.43
Certificates of deposit ................
3,866.04
Total
...............................................$ 50,408.84
The following is an inventory of the assets placed in the hands of the State
Bank Department:
Loans and discounts ..................$ 40,569.77
Overdrafts ........................................ 16,406.69
Furniture and fixtures ..............
2,908.00
Banking house ..............................
4,750.00
Annex to banking house ..........
1,799.40
Due from banks ............................
34.69
Cash and cash items ..................
120.31
200.00
Collection ...........................
Total
Cash
From
and
From
Stock
..............................................$ 66,788.86
RECEIPTS.
....................................................$
sale of banking
house
annex ....................................
loans, rentals, etc..............
assessment ..........................
Total
3,927.05
5,622.50
3,301.03
905.00
..............................................$ 13,755.58
DISBURSEM ENTS.
Refund Huntington State Bank.$
Taxes and expenses paid ..........
Paying off mortgage loan of
Georgia State Loan Company
on Building and Annex ..........
35 per cent dividend to creditors
Cash on hand ................................
Total
107.18
1,415.58
2,737.14
9,369.37
12'6.31
.............................................. $ 13,755.58
An assessment of 100 per cent has been levied on the stockholders of this
bank.
XX
R E P O R T OF B A N K C O M M ISSIO N E R '
BANK OF LEOLA
Leola, Grant County, Arkansas.
This bank was closed by State Bank Examiner Guy Phillips, on Jan. 15th.,
1915.
The following is a statement, as shown by the books, at the close, of busi
ness on Jan. 15th., 1915:
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ..................? 47,333.58
Overdrafts ........................................
766.56
1,921.90
Furniture and fixtures ..............
Banking- house ................................
3,519.54
200.00
Other real estate ..........................
Due from banks ............................
341.35
333.86
Cash and cash items ..................
Expenses paid ................................
1,222.48
Interest paid ....................................
744.87
534.68
Other assets ....................................
Total
..............................................$ 56,920.84
RECEIPTS.
Loans collected ..............................$ 10,465.74
Interest collected ..........................
995.44
685.42
Overdrafts collected ....................
Cash and cash items ..................
245.28
Other assets listed in inventory
533.75
Citizens Bank, Pine Bluff ........
112.51
Bank of Commerce, L. R ..
794.17
Balance salary claim R. E. Jett
14.50
Scrip sold ........................................
8.00
Public sale of assets by order
of Court ........................................
6,000.00
Furniture and fixtures ..............
125.00
Part collected on Jett debt . . .
500.00
STOCK ASSESSM EN T ..............
900.00
Total
..............................................$ 21,379.81
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $
Surplus ...............................................
Interest and discount ..................
Exchange ....................
Suspense .............................................
Daily difference ...................
Bills payable ...................................
Certificates of deposit ................
Individual deposits ......................
Due Bank of Com............................
Cashier’s checks ............................
Total
10,000.00
500.00
1,335.96
150.55
6.86
18.61
16,213.00
14,999.76
12,561.89
792.09
842.82
..............................................$ 56,920.84
DISBURSEM ENTS.
Offsets allowed ..............................$ 1,737.15
Bills payable paid ........................ 12,135.64
Losses on compromises ............
636.94
202.75
Taxes paid ......................................
Interest paid on bills payable..
455.89
Expenses paid ................................
1,133.60
Preferred claims allowed ..........
195.00
Settlement of Darragh Co. claim
153.25
500.00
Attorney fees ..................................
Fee
allowed
Special
Deputy
Bank Commissioner ................
1,500.00
9 per cent dividend paid to cred
itors ..................................................
2,586.35
CASH on hand ..............................
143.24
Total
.............................................. $ 21,379.81
This bank paid its first dividend, 9 per cent, on Sept. 15th., 1916.
Dividend checks, amounting to $222.29, issued to stockholders, who have not
paid the assessment on their stocks, are being held up pending final decision in
suits for collection of said assessment on Capital Stock of Bank of Leola-
S T A T E OF A R K A N S A S
XXl
FARMERS AND MERCHANTS BANK
MoCrory, Woodruff County, Arkansas.
This bank was placed in the hands of the State Bank Commissioner on
October 2nd., 1914.
The following is a statement, as shown by the books, at the close of busi
ness on August 26th., 1914, from the first examination:
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ..................$ 23,712.05
Overdrafts ........................................
743.29
Scrip ....................................................
4.00
Furniture and fixtures ..............
2,176.12
Banking house ................................
5,000.00
Due from banks ............................
1,871.22
272.69
Checks on other banks ..............
Cash ....................................................
806.30
Treasury stock ................................
500.00
Expense .............................................
1,557.49
Total
..............................................$ 36,643.16
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock ..................................$ 14,000.00
Bills payable ....................................
9,000.00
Rediscounts ......................................
3,500.00
TO TA L DEPOSITS ...................... 10,143.16
Total
...............................................$ 36,643.16
The following is an inventory of the assets placed in the hands of the State
Bank Commissioner:
Loans and discounts ..................i 23,009.54
Loans and discounts, hypothe
cated ............................................
3,155.07
753.29
Overdrafts .........................................
5,000.00
Real estate ......................................
2,176.12
Furniture and fixtures ..............
4.09
Scrip ...................... .............................
Cash ....................................................
204.33
Total ..............................................$ 34,302.35
DEDUCT AM OU NT OF PAPER
3,155.07
H Y P O TH E CATE D ...................
TO T A L ASSETS RECEIVED $ 31,147.28
RECEIPTS.
Bills receivable ..............................$ 10,834.90
Interestcollected .............................
1,168.50
Scrip ....................................................
4.00
Assessment ...................................... 11,125.00
Cash ....................................................
9,280.00
Total
..............................................$ 32,412.40
DISBURSEM ENTS.
Expenses paid ................................$ 1,822.71
Interest paid ...................
782.07
.Bills payable paid ........................ 19,339.83
Deposits paid .................................. 10,143.16
CASH ON HANDS ......................
324.63
Total
.............................................. $ 32,412.40
All creditors of this bank have been paid in full and the Bank Department
will receive a discharge by the Court at its next regular term.
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R E P O R T O F B A N K C O M M IS S IO N E R
Lo g a n c o u n t y b a n k
Magazine, Logan County, Arkansas.
This bank was closed by Specil Deputy Bank Commissioner R. E. Pugh, on
May 23rd., 1914.
The following is a statement, as shown by the books, at the close of busi
ness May 15th., 1914:
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts .................. $ 23,505.21
Overdrafts ........................................
1,335.20
Furniture andfixtures .................
2,831.50
Real estate ......................................
6,000.00
Due from banks ............................
7,018.81
Cash .....................................................
2,830.90
Expense .......................
542.28
Total
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock ....................................$ 15,050.00
486.63
Undivided profits ..........................
Interest and exchange ................
698.00
Individual deposits ......................
8,990.67
Public funds .................................... 18,833.60
Certificates of deposit .........
5.00
Total
.............................................. $ 44,063.90
.............................................. $ 44,063.90
The following is an inventory of the assets placed in the hands of the State
Bank Department:
Loans and discounts .
Overdrafts ..................
Furniture and fixtures
Due from banks ..........
Cash and cash items .
Total
.............................................. $ 29,898.01
RECEIPTS.
Total receipts from all sources.$ 13,533.11
Total
$ 18,779.38
957.97
2,831.50
5.010.08
2.319.08
$ 13,533.11
DISBURSEM ENTS.
County deposits refunded ........ $
Expenses paid ................................
35 per cent dividend to creditors
CASH ON H A N D ..........................
Total
1,579.01
1,848.04
8,369.99
1,736.07
$ 13,533.11
ST A TE OF ARK AN SA S
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BANK OF PINE BLUFF
Pine Bluff, Jefferson County, Arkansas.
This bank was placed in the hands of the State Bank Commissioner on July
3rd., 1914.
The following is a statement, as shown by the books, at the close of business July 2nd., 1914:
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ................$793,837.73
Overdrafts ........................................ 13,226.67
Bonds and securities .................... 42,125.13
Furniture and fixtures .............. 10,506.00
Banking house ................................ 45,000.00
Other real estate .......................... 12,890.00
Items in transit ............................
1,853.47
Cash items ........................................ 30,978.35
Due from banks ..............................
3,065.76
Checks on other banks ................
3,834.00
Cash ....................................................
8,983.10
City scrip ..........................................
200.23
Deficit ................................................
3,591.75
Total
..............................................$970,092.19
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock ...................................$100,000.00
Bills payable .................................... 50,000.00
Notes rediscounted ...................... 15,319.20
Dividends unpaid ..........................
400.00
Deposits ............................................ 706,139.92
Collections ........................................
733.07
Due clearing house ...................... 97,500.00
Total
..............................................$970,092.19
The following is an inventory of the assets placed in the hands of the State
Bank Commissioner:
Loans and discounts ................$ 793,927.98
Bonds and securities ................
42,125.13
Real estate ....................................
57,890.00
13,248.72
Overdrafts ....................................
Furniture and fixtures ............
8,706.00
City scrip ......................................
200.23
Cash, cash items and exchange
51,706.37
Interest and rents collected..
7,594.66
Other assets ................................
10,861.00
STOCK ASSESSM EN TS ___
100,000.00
$1,086,260.09
Total
RECEIPTS.
Loans collected ...............................$276,324.33
Other bonds and securities
...
7,700.13
Cash items collected .................. 31,382.51
Overdrafts collected ....................
2,149.32
Cash and exchange .................... 24,968.99
City scrip ..........................................
10.75
Interest and rents collected .. . 12,201.60
Assessments collected ................ 73,533.83
From sale of assets since Dec.
31st, 1915 ...................................... 230,711.18
Total
..............................................$658,9S2.64
DISBURSEM ENTS.
Offsets allowed ..............................$ 68,985.65
Bills payable paid .......................... 98,594.67
Reiscounts paid .............................. 15,319.20
Loss on bad debts compromised 26,156.13
Expenses, taxes and scrip ........ 11,043.68
Dividends paid to creditors . . . . 438,057.45
CASH ON HAIMU ........................
825.86
Total
.............................................. $658,982.64
An assessment of 100 per cent has been levied on the stockholders of this
bankAssets sold to C. H. Triplett of Pine Bluff, same to be paid for in three}
yearly payments. Two payments have been made and diivdends of 73 per cent
paid creditors.
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R E P O R T OF B A N K C O M M IS S IO N E R
C ITIZENS BANK AND TRU ST COMPANY
Prescott, Nevada County, Arkansas.
This bank was placed in the hands of the State Bank Department on July
22nd., 1915.
The following is a statement, as shown by the books, at the close of busi
ness on July 22nd., 1915:
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ..................$ 82,326.26
Overdrafts ........................................
114.57
Furniture and fixtures ..............
1,764.20
Banking house ................................
4,554.54
Other real estate .......................... 16,445.52
7,500.00
Abstract books ..............................
Insurance agencies .......................
1,000.00
Accounts receivable ....................
1,886.75
125.22
Cash on hand ................................
Due from banks ............................
345.13
66.97
Over and short ..............................
Total
...............................................$115,129.16
RECEIPTS.
Cash ....................................................$
Bills receivable ..............................
Interest collected ..........................
Overdrafts collected ....................
Exchange collected ......................
Furniture and fixtures ..............
Real estate ......................................
Accounts receivable ....................
Insurance and abstract agencies
Miscellaneous ..................................
Stock assessments ........................
Total
125.22
34,111.27
1,092.25
113.57
4.73
667.55
4,085.00
96.46
- 2,864.05
15,890.12
18,940.11
..............................................$ 77,990.33
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $ 50,000.00
Undivided profits ..........................
233.31
Bills payable .................................. 33,500.00
Due to banks ..................................
38.48
Deposits .............................................
28,965.73
Total
............................................... $115,129.16
DISBURSEM ENTS.
Expenses paid ................................ $ 4,077.89
Interest and taxes paid ............
901.28
Exchange paid ..............................
7.64
Bills payable paid ...............
35,040.90
100 per cent dividends paid cred
itors .................................................. 28,217.38
Georgia State Sav...........................
417.56
To daily difference
..................
2.80
Real estate ......................................
104.39
Bank of Commerce, L. R.............
1,263.46
Paid Clark ........................................
187.23
Refund to stockholders ..............
7,769.80
Total
.............................................. $ 77,990.33
This bank has been liquidated in full and the State Bank Department dis
charged from further liability.
ST A TE OF A R K A N SA S
XXV
BANK OF ROGERS
Rogers, Benton County, Arkansas.
This bank was placed in the hands of the State Bank Commissioner on July
16th., 1914.
The following is a statement, as shown by the books, at the close of busi
ness July 16th., 1914:
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ................... $376,150.51
Bonds and stocks .......................... 40,100.00
Overdrafts ........................................
1,644.29
Real estate and furniture and
fixtures .......................................... 61,140.10
Cash items ........................................
233.92
Cash on hand ..................................
1,379.54
Due from banks ............................ 23,352.52
Total
..............................................$519,322.74
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock ................................... $150,000.00
Surplus ............................................... 12,734.22
Deposits ............................................ 278,282.34
Bills payable .................................. 68,106.41
Rediscounts ...................................... 10,000.00
Due banks ........................................
199.77
Total
.............................................. $519,322.74
Under order of the Chancery Court the assets of this bank have been sold to
Towne, Young and Company, of Dallas, Texas, and a 17 per cent dividend paid
to creditors.
CITIZENS BANK
Rogers, Benton County, Arkansas.
This bank was merged with the Bank of Rogers, but since the Bank of Rog
ers had been placed in the hands of the State Bank Commissioner for liquida
tion, the two institutions have been segregated and are being liquidated sepa
rately by an order, and under the jurisdiction, of the Chancery CourtThe following is a statement; as shown by the books, at the close of busi
ness on July 16th., 1914:
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts .....................$136,806.65
Bonds and stocks .......................... 25,400.00
Overdrafts ........................................
2,971.49
Real estate ...................................... 22,000.00
Furniture and fixtures ..............
3,000.00
134.42
Cash items ......................................
Due from banks ............................
9,059.79
Expense and interestpaid . . . .
6,615.22
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $ 50,000.00
Surplus ..............................................
1,388.67
Deposits ............................................ 110,112.88
Bills payable ....................................
22,500.00
Interest and exchange ................
6,664.16
15,321.86
Overdraft ............................................
Total ...............................................$205,987.57
RECEIPTS.
Cash ....................................................$ 8,617.01
Notes and interest ........................ 29,738.68
Overdrafts collected ....................
209.88
Rents collected ..............................
957.30
Refund of Ins. Premium..............
19.61
From sale of real estate .......... 11,500.00
5,000.00
From J. W . W alker ......................
Sundry collections ........................
2,870.94
Total ...............................................$205,987.57
DISBURSEM ENTS.
Expenses and taxes paid ..........$ 5,380.87
Bills payable paid ........................
9,730.35
Offsets allowed ..............................
460.36
Refunds ..............................................
10.78
Interest paid ..................................
442.50
Real estate purchased ................
7,765.35
Dividends paid creditors .......... 16,235.40
1,112.04
Overdrafts reentered ....................
Protecting equities ......................
5,461.55
CASH ON H A N D ........................ 12,314.22
Total
..............................................$ 58,913.42
Total
.............................................. $ 58,913.42
One dividend of 16 2-3 per cent paid to creditors on claims.
R E P O R T O F B A N K C O M M ISS IO N E R
XXVI
BANK OF ULM
Ulm, Prairie County, Arkansas.
This bank was placed in the hands of the State Bank Commissioner on
August 15th., 1914.
The following is a statement, as shown by the books, at the close of busi
ness August 15th., 1914:
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ..................$ 13,531.19
Furniture and fixtures ..............
2,000.00
Banking house ................................
3,000.00
Other real estate ..........................
900.00
Due from banks ............................
969.64
Checks on other banks ..............
120.2'9
Cash on hand ..................................
737.00
SHORTAGE ....................................
3,405i35
Total
..............................................$ 24,663.47
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock ..................................$ 10,000.00
Undivided profits ........................
4.62
Bills payable ....................................
2,000.00
Deposits ............................................ 12,658.85
Total
.............................................. $ 24,663.47
The following is an inventory of the assets placed in the hands of the State
Bank Department:
Loans and discounts .................... $ 13,625.69
263.88
Overdrafts ........................................
Banking house ................................
3,000.00
Furniture and fixtures ..............
2,000.00
Other real estate ..........................
900.00
CASH and E X C H A N G E (not
verified) ........................................
1,790.17
Total
............................................. $ 21,579.74
RECEIPTS.
Cash ....................................................$
Burglar policy ................................
Bills receivable ..............................
Interest collected ..........................
Overdrafts collected ....................
Received from sale of real es
tate sold ........................................
Total
.............................................. $
1,043.12
1,100.00
4,308.51
121.11
222.56
DISBURSEM ENTS.
Offsets allowed .............................. $
Interest and expenses paid . . . .
39 per cent dividends paid cred
itors ..................................................
264.86
1,349.15
6,125.24
943.95
7,739.25
Total
.............................................. $
7,739.25
This bank has been liquidated in full and the Bank Department will receive
a discharge from the Court at its next regular term.
S T A T E OF A R K A N SA S
X X V II
List 6f unclaimed deposits, IN RE SANK OF PERRYVILLE, Perryvlhe,
Arkansas.
NAME.
AMOUNT.
Ashby, T. J................................................................................................................ $ 1.50
Baptist B. Y. P. U........................................................................................................... 20
Baptist Ladies Aid Society................. •. . . .................................................................. 68
Belk, J. L............................................................................................................................10
03
Bowen, Annie ........................
Brazil, J. A..........................................................................................................
65
Civic League ..................................
50
Gadd, W. T............................................................................................................
2.45
41
Henry, Jesse ..............................
Henry, Mrs. T. L ....................................................................................................... 5.32
Jessup, E..............................................
25
Johnson, Green L........................................................................................................... 25
Lawrence, I. R ..........................
2.11
Little, A. D........................................................................................................................ 10
25
Murray, L. J........... .....................
Shelton, Jack .........................................................................................
1.00
14.00
Smith, G. E. ............................
Watson, Morris L.................................................................................................... 20.89
Total ............................................................................................................... $51.45
List of unclaimed deposits, IN RE CITIZENS BANK AND TRUST COM
PANY, Prescott, Ark.
NAME'.
AMOUNT.
Daniels, A. J........... ......................................................................... ......................$ 20.80
Doll, T. W ................................................................................................................. 58.30
Green, B. F..................
.19
Ross, Mrs. Mary ....................................................................................................
.02
Wood, C. C........................
25.00
Total .............................................................................. .............................. $104.31
In compliance with Section 58 of ACT No. 113 of the ACTS o f 1913, the
above funds are on deposit with the Bank of Prescott, Prescott, Arkansas.
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R E P O R T O P R A N K C O M M ISS IO N E R
List of unclaimed deposits, IN RE BANK OF W YNN E, Wynne, Arkansas,
remaining in the hands of the Bank Commissioner six months subsequent to the
order for final liquidation:
NAME.
Boyce, A. M............................
Bradford, H. A .......................
Charity Fund ..................... ,
Duke, A. B.............................
Garrett, Mrs. J. N.................
Grave Yard Ass’n ...............
James, Mary ........................
Lewellen, T. J........................
Love, Diortha .......................
Lunsford, Bruce .................
Mayo and Robinson ............
Mebane, Mary .....................
Monchan, Mrs. M. J.........
Mt. Moriah Baptist Church
Murrah, W. C.........................
Nitchetz, H. C.......................
Robinson, Ester ...................
Seamen, E. P..........................
Shelton, C. H.........................
Texas and Company ..........
Turner, Lelia ........... ...........
Union Grove. Cemetery. . . .
White, W. H..........................
Williams, Mrs. L ucy...........
Wilson, J. C...........................
ADDRESS.
.Hamlin, Arkansas . . .
.Memphis, Tenn...........
.UNKNOWN ...............
. Helena, Arkansas . ..
.Wynne, Ark.................
. Wynne, Ark................
. UNKNOWN ..............
.Wynne, Ark.................
.UNKNOWN ..............
.Wynne, Ark.................
.Wynne, Ark.................
.Wynne, Ark.................
.Wynne, Ark. .............
•Colt, Ark.......................
.Wynne, Ark.................
.UNKNOWN ..............
.UNKNOWN ..............
.Wynne, Arkansas . . .
Little Rock, Arkansas
.UNKNOWN ..............
.Wynne, Ark.................
.Wynne, Arkansas . ..
.UNKNOWN ........'. . .
.Wynne, Arkansas . ..
.UNKNOWN .............
AMOUNT.
....•$
.08
............... 38
6.59
___
.40
............... 12
. . . . 17.47
___
4.00
............... 69
.. .. 97.98
............... 06
...............01
.25
...............22
............... 36
............... 20
. . .• 26.00
2.00
............... 07
...............81
............... 40
...............12
___
2.00
............... 45
............... 21
___ 115.00
Total ............................................................................................................... ...$275.87
In compliance with Section 58 of ACT No. 113 of the ACTS of 1913, the
above funds are on deposit with the Cross County Bank of Wynne, Arkansas.
RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS OF THE
STATE BANK DEPARTMENT.
The following is a statement showing the total receipts and disburse
ments of the State Bank Department from January 1st, 1916, to December 31st,
1916, inclusive.
RECEIPTS.
Corporation fees ............................$
900.47
Amendment fees ............................
713.20
Examination fees
...................... 18,192'.47
1,016.45
D EFICIT: Dec. 31, 1916.............
Total
$ 20,822.59
DISBURSEM ENTS.
Salaries .............................................. $ 8,250.00
Examiner’s salaries and ex
penses .............................................
10,743.40
Commissioner’sexpenses .............
381.89
Assistant
Commissioner’s
ex
penses ............................................
477.25
Telephone, Telegraph and post
516.54
age ...................................................
Other printing,
etc.......................
453.51
Total
$ 20,822.59
STATE OF ARKAN SAS
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DRAINAGE DISTRICTS,
Drainage District No. 1, Ashley County.
Big Island Drainage District No. 8, Arkansas County.
Buffalo Drainage District No. 7, Arkansas County.
Crocketts Bluff Drainage District No. 5, Arkansas County.
Gillett Drainage District No. 11, Arkansas County.
Stuttgart and King Bayou Drainage District No- 6.
J. R. W ullf Drainage District No. 4, Arkansas County.
Mills Bayou Drainage District No. 12, Arkansas County.
Drainage District No. 10, Craighead County.
Blackfish Drainage District, Crittenden County.
Terrenoir Drainage District, Clark County.
Tri-County Drainage District, Crittenden County.
Drainage District No. 4, Desha County.
Swan Pond Drainage District No. 2, Greene County.
Village Creek Drainage District No. 1, Greene County.
Drainage District No. 2, Independence County.
Drainage District No. 2, Jefferson County.
Drainage District No. 3, Jefferson County.
Bradley Slough Drainage District, Jefferson County.
Cow Lake Drainage District, Jackson County.
Five Forks Drainage District, Jefferson County.
Independence County Drainage District No. 3, Independence County.
Overcup-Slough Drainage District, Jackson and W oodruff Counties.
Upper Grassy Lake Drainage District, Jefferson County.
Waterloo Drainage District, Jefferson County.
Drainage District No. 2, Lonoke County.
Drainage District No. 3, Lonoke County.
Grady Drainage District, Lincoln and Jefferson Counties.
Grassy Lake Drainage District No. 1, Lincoln County.
Indian Bayou Drainage District, Lonoke County.
Lee Kellow Drainage District No. 23, Lawrence County.
Carson Lake Drainage District No. 8, Mississippi County.
Dead Timber Drainage District No. 13, Mississippi County.
Golden Lake Drainage District No. 11, Mississippi County.
Grassy Lake and Tyronza Drainage District No. 9, Mississippi County.
Drainage District No. 12, Craighead County.
Osceola Drainage District No. 12, Mississippi County.
Drainage District No. 9, Craighead County.
Drainage Distrct No. 10, Craighead County.
39, total number districts.
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R E P O R T OF B A N K C O M M ISS IO N E R
ESTIM ATED EXPENSES.
Under Section 9 it is the duty of the commissioner to submit a detailed
estimate of the expenses of the Bank Department for the years 1917 and 1918;
which is as follows:
Bank DepartmentCommissioner’s salary ..............................................................$ 6,000.00
Assistant Commissioner's salary ....................................
4,800.00
Four regular examiners’ salary.............................................. 15,000.00
One extra examiner’s salary.................................................... 3,000.00
One special examiner drainage districts............................. 1,200.00
One regular stenographer ...................................................... 2,400.00
Extra stenographic work ........................................................
600.00
One clerk and bookkeeper .....................................................
2,400.00
Expenses for regular examiners............................................ 15,000.00
Expenses for examiner on drainage districts..................... 1,000.00
Contingent fund for Commissioner and assistant (special
work in connection with the Department or to
cover deficiency in other items of appropriation. . . 2,400.00
Printing annual report ............................................................ 2,000.00
Other printing ...................
1,500.00
Telegraph, telephone and postage ........................................ 1,500.00
Office supplies ...........................................................................
600-00
Blue Sky Department, which is under supervision of Bank iDiepartment.
Assistant Commissioner in charge salary............................. 3,600.00
Examiner’s expenses ...............................................................
1,000.00
Postage, telephone and telegraph .........
300.00
Office supplies ....................................
200.00
Contingent fund .........................................................................
200.00
Since the Department is self-sustaining and no part of the general reve
nue o f the State is applied to the payment of any of its expenses, there appears
to be no reason why this amount should not be appropriated, as only such
amounts of said appropriation will be used as is necessary for maintenance of
the Department.
Statement of the Condition
— O F—
A ll Banks, Trust Companies and Savings Banks
Under Supervision of the Bank Department
—A T -
Close of Business November 17th, 1916
ST A T E OF ARKAN SAS.
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ALICIA.
FARMERS BANK
Incorporated August 8, 1911. Charter No. 345.
OFFICERS—T. J. Sharum, President; E. T. Fife, Vice President: C. Bush, Cashier.
DIRECTORS—T. J. Sharum, E. T. Fife, P. H. Schwigman, J. F. Bottorff, J. W . Mose
ley, A. J. Moseley, J. C. BakerStatement of November 17. 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts .................... $ 7,394.87
Loans on real estate ..................
5,640.00
Overdrafts ........................................
18.67
Other bonds and securities . . . .
437.16
Furniture and fixtures ..............
830.00
Banking' house ................................
2,200.00
Items in transit ............................
54.35
Due from non-reserve b a n k s ... 32,164.44
Due from reserve banks ............ 75,700.77
Currency ............................................
7,779.00
Silver ..................................................
539.26
Total
..............................................$132,758.52
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $ 10,000.00
Certified surplus ............................
290.00
864.13
Undivided profits ..........................
Individual deposits ........................ 116,742.30
Public funds ....................................
608.87
C -D ’s, time ......................................
1,930.90
Cashier’s checks ..........................
2,322.32
Total
.............................................. $132,758.52
ALMA.
COMMERCIAL BANK
Incorporated September 19, 1895. Charter No. 35.
OFFICERS—J. H. Cole, President; R. L. Liles, Vice President; O. B. Ragon, Cashier;
W. M. Jones, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS—J. H. Cole, R. L. Liles, O. B. Ragon, W. M. Jones, C. M. Adams, E.
Bradley, T. H. Kibler.
Statement of November 17. 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ....................$ 32,137.89
Loans on real estate ....................
5,371.88
Loans on cotton ............................
946.36
Overdrafts ........................................
1.70
Other bonds and securities . . .
273.01
1,686.55
Furniture and fixtures ..............
Banking house ..............................
3,630.00
Due from reserve banks ............ 55,226.99
Checks on other banks ..............
190.08
Currency ............................................
553.00
Gold ....................................................
280.00
Silver ..................................................
854.68
Total
..............................................$101,152.14
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $ 25,000.00
Certified surplus ..........................
1,014.29
Undivided profits ..........................
1,009.84
Individual deposits ........................ 71,255.02
Public funds ....................................
468.71
C -D ’s, tim e ..........................................
Cashier’s checks ...............................
Total
2,327.89
76.39
.............................................. $101,152.14
ALMA.
BANK OF ALMA
Incorporated March 12, 1902. Charter No. 87.
OFFICERS—J. D. Byars, President; G. T. Cozart, Vice President; J. C. Alexander,
Cashier; J. D. Byars, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS—Jno. B. Brown, T. H. Renfroe, C. A. Starberd, W. B. Smith, Lee S.
Lewers, J. C. Alexander, J. D. Byars.
Statement of November 17. 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts .................. $
Loans on real estate ...............
Loans on cotton .........................
Overdrafts ........................................
Furniture and fixtures ..............
Banking house
.....................
Due from non-reserve b a n k s ...
Due from reserve banks .........
Checks on other banks ..............
Currency ..........................................
Gold ....................................................
Silver ..................................................
Total
,,.,,,..$
45,895.52
11,714.89
62,275.01
20.03
1,500.00
4,077.88
1,803.43
57,368.19
742.91
1,452.00
20.00
1,584.22
188, 454.08
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $ 35,000.00
Certified surplus ...............
7,000.00
Undivided profits ..........................
8,053.14
Individual deposits ...................... 125,661.51
Public funds ....................................
300.90
C -D ’s, time ....................................
10,965.08
Cashier’s checks ............................
1,473.45
Total
$ 188, 454.08
R E P O R T O F B A N K C O M M IS S IO N E R
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ALMYRA.
BANK OF ALMYRA
Incorporated July 3, 1905. Charter No. 187.
OFFICERS—H. D. Sebree, President; J. A. Houghton, Vice President; G. F. Waltz,
Cashier.
DIRECTORS—H. D. Sebree, J. A. Houghton, H. L. Hansen, Anton Torenson, G. F.
Walz.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts .................. $ 55,517.03
Overdrafts ...............
461.51
Other bonds and securities . . . .
203.40
£’,000.00
Furniture and fixtures ..............
Banking house ..............................
1,500.00
Other re a l■estate ..........................
2,500.00
Due from non-reserve b a n k s ...
1,682.15
Due from reserve banks ............
7,754.94
Checks on other banks ............
12.50
Currency ..........................................
864.00
70.00
Gold .................... ’..............................
Silver ..................................................
668.67
73,'234.20
Total
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $ 15,000.00
1,000.70
Undivided profits ..........................
Bills payable .................................... 23,000.00
Individual deposits ...................... 26,223.40
Public funds ...................................
2,532.59
C -D ’s, time ......................................
4,631.56
Cashier’s checks ............................
845.95
73,234.20
Total
ALPENA PASS.
BANK OF ALPENA
Incorporated January 2, 1907. Chtrasr No.'227.
OFFICERS— 1_. C.
Cashier; W. B.
DIRECTORS—L. C.
J. A. Center, S.
Gibson, President; J. A. Center, Vice President; J. W. Paul,
Paul, Ass’t Cashier.
Gibson, D. K. McCurry, J. L. Ward, Jno. Cantwell, Jas. Cantwell,
D. Center, Wm. McCoey, Chas. Naples, A. M. Brown, J. W. Paul,
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ..................$ 15,516.85
7,951.21
Loans on real estate ..................
Overdrafts ......................................
282.35
Furniture and fixtures ..............
1,500.00
Banking house ..............................
2,000.00
Due from non-reserve banks .. 34.908.20
1,167.91
Cash items ......................................
Due from reserve banks ............
3,230.91
Currency ............................................
2,175.00
Silver ..................................................
476.2’5
69,208.66
Total
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $ 6,000.00
791.12
Certified surplus ..........................
Individual deposits ...................... 53,603.84
Public funds ....................................
86.52
C -D ’s, time ....................................
8,727.18
Total
69,208.66
ALTHEIMER.
BANK OF A LTH E IM E R
Incorporated April 14, 1905. Charter No. 177.
OFFICERS—J. S. McDonnell, President; A. D. Foster, Vice President; Thos. R. Ash
craft, Cashier; R. B. Ashcraft, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS—J. S. McDonnell, A. D. Foster, Thos. R. Ashcraft, R. B. Ashcraft.
Statement of November 17. 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ..................$
Loans on real estate ..................
Loans on cotton ............................
Other bonds and securities . . .
Furniture and fixtures ..............
Banking house ..............................
Items in transit ............................
Due from reserve banks ..........
Silver ..................................................
Other resources ..............................
16,566.91
46,709.68
21,213.45
228.24
2,883.97
3,721.50
121.06
77,259.44
9,773.18
1,210.80
Total ................... $179,688.23
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $ 12,500.00
Certified surplus ............................
1,500.00
Undivided profits ..........................
2,112.85
Individual deposits ...................... 150.371.70
Public funds ....................................
8,11£'.08
C -D ’s, time ......................................
3,700.55
Cashier’s checks ..........................
1,391.05
Total
............ $179,688.23
ST A TE OF A RK AN SA S
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ALTUS.
GERMAN-AM ERICAN BANK.
Incorporated October 3, 1904. Charter No. 170.
OFFICERS— L. A. F. Woods, President; M. Musgrove, Vice President; J. N. Adams,
Cashier; L. F. Stephenson, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS— L. ‘A. f- Woods, M. Musgrove, A. Buergler, Father Placidus Oechsle,
Jno. C. Gardner, J. N. Adams, Jacob Post.
Statement of November 17. 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ....................$ 45,448.15
Loans on real estate .................... 17,223.50
100.00
Loans on cotton ............................
Overdrafts ........................................
106.80
Other bonds and securities . . . .
175.33
1,100.00
Furniture and fixtures ..............
Banking house ................................
5,000.00
Due from reserve banks ............ 97,698.17
Currency ............................................
-2,522.00
Gold ....................................................
1,150.00
Silver ..................................................
517.80
Total
..............................................$171,041.75
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $ 25,000.00
Certified surplus ............................
4,000.00
Undivided profits ..........................
2,828.75
Individual deposits ...................... 115,528.73
Public funds ..................................
395.91
C -D ’s, time .................................... 22,816.63
471.73
Cashier’s checks ............................
Total
.......................... ................... $171,041.75
AMITY.
BANK OF A M ITY
Incorporated November 30, 1905. Charter No. 198.
W. C. Hays, President; G. W. Tolleson, Vice President; W. H. Olds, Cashier; B. W .
Fincher Ass^t Csishier
DIRECTORS—W. C. Hays, G. W. Tolleson, W. S, Watson, W. H. Olds, J. F. Brown.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES,
Loans and discounts .................... $ 61,585.04
Loans on real estate .................. 25,123.74
Overdrafts ........................................
75.02
Other bonds and securities . . . .
1,397.23
2.500.00
Furniture and fixtures ..............
Banking house ..............................
3.500.00
Other real estate ..........................
5,553.29
Due from reserve banks .......... 156,534.09
534.82
Checks on other banks ..............
6,704.00
Currency ............................................
Gold .......................... .........................
70.00
Silver ..................................................
1,349.47
Total
.............................................. $264,927.60
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $ 25,000.00
Certified surplus .............................
850.00
Undivided profits .............. . ..........
5,732.37
185,818.02
Individual deposits ....................
Public funds ....................................
395.49
C -D ’s, time ...................................... 47,131.72
Total
.............................. •...............$264,927.60
ARGENTA.
T W IN C ITY BANK.
Incorporated April 30, 1904. Charter No. 157.
OFFICERS— M. L. Altheimer, President; H. O. Topf, Vice President; H. O. Topf,
Cashier; R. J. Rice, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS—M. L. Altheimer, H. O. Topf, J. E. Wright.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ....................$
Loans on real estate ....................
Overdrafts ........................................
Bonds to secure Postal Savings.
Other bonds and securities . . . .
Furniture and fixtures ..............
Banking house ..............................
Other real estate ..........................
Cash items ......................................
Due from reserve banks ............
Checks on other banks ..............
Currency .....................
Gold ...................................... , ............
Silver ..................................................
Other resources ............................
Total
77,853.67
46,456.46
85.80
1,000.00
2,173.83
3,000.00
20,000.00
6,680.00
525.00
34,986.83
103.95
15,324.00
1,507.50
593.67
5,171.80
f f *,, ,..$215,462.51
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $ 35,000.00
Certified surplus ..........................
2,000.00
Bills payable .................................. 15,000.00
Savings accounts .......................... 11,727.56
Postal savings deposits ..............
948.44
Individual deposits ...................... 125,011.65
Public funds .................................... 21,407.30
C -D ’s, time ......................................
4,031.72
Other liabilities ............................
335.84
Total
$215,462.51
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ARKADELPHIA.
ELK HORN BANK & TRUST CO
Incorporated September 28, 1903. Charter No. 142.
OFFICERS—J. S. Cargile, President; R. B. F. Key, Vice President; W. E. Barkman,
Cashier; S. J. Dean, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS—W. H. Cooper, J. W. Cook, C. C. Henderson, R. A. Stuart, E. E. Meador,
J. C. Wallis, J. S. Cargile, R. A. Green, J. W . Patterson, R. B. F- Key, W . E.
Barkman.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts .....................$337,901.26
Loans on real estate .................. 87,899.80
2,712.87
Loans on cotton ............................
Overdrafts ........................................
3,140.44
Other bonds and securities . . . .
6,589.91
Furniture and fixtures ..............
1,633.00
Banking house ..............................
9,805.73
Other real estate ..........................
9,401.70
836.91
Cash items ......................................
Due from reserve banks ............ 275,843.53
Checks on other banks ..............
753.25
Currency ............................................
10,177.00
Gold ....................................................
877.50
Silver ..................................................
899.81
Total
.............................................. $748,472.71
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock ...................................$129,500.00
Certified surplus .......................... 30,000.00
Undivided profits ..........................
6,507.65
Savings accounts .......................... 122,550.97
Individual deposits ...................... 292,540.31
Public funds .................................... 32,595.30
Due to non-reserve banks............................... 5,02'3.85
C -D ’s, demand ................................ 98,277.93
Cashier’s checks ............................ 31,476.70
Total
.............................................. $748,472.71
ARKADELPHIA.
MERCHANTS & PLANTERS BANK.
Incorporated June 15, 1911. Charter No. 341.
OFFICERS—Jas. G. Clark, President; J. C. Wallis, Vice President; J. W . Bunch,
Cashier; R. J. Dougon, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS—Jas. G. Clark, J. C. Wallis, E. M. Hall, D. McMillon, J. H. McMillon,
J. B. Brown, J. J. Kress, R. J. Dougon, J. W . Bunch.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ...................$150,481.51
Loans on real estate .................. 15,000.00
841.74
Overdrafts .............................. . . . . .
Other bonds and securities*___
6,731.62
Furniture and fixtures ..............
6,250.00
Banking house .............
20,000.00
Items in transit ............................
5,396.50
Cash items ......................................
427.39
Due from reserve banks .......... 88,964.53
Checks on other banks ............ 13,748.70
Currency ............................................
7,033.00
Gold ....................................................
840.00
Silver ..................................................
1,228.19
Other resources ............................
1,205.61
Total
$318,148.79
LIABILITIE S.
Capital stock .................................. $ 67,150.00
2,000.00
Certified surplus ............................
Undivided profits ..........................
9,897.34
Individual deposits ...................... 180,380.60
Public funds ....................................
20,000.00
C -D ’s, time ......................................
38,025.45
Cashier’s checks ............................
695.40
Total
$318,148.79
ARKANSAS CITY.
BANK OF ARKANSAS C ITY
Incorporated January 24, 1912. Charter No. 365.
OFFICERS—Hugh McCain, President; J. P. Fendley, Vice President; V. G. Savage,
Cashier.
DIRECTORS—M. W. Hardy, Little Rock, Ark.; F. M. Rogers, Arkansas City, Ark.;
Hugh McCain, Arkansas City, Ark.; J. P. Fendley, Arkansas City, Ark.; V. G.
Savage, Arkansas City, Ark.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts .................... $ 39,511.40
Loans on real estate .................... 19,574.10
Loans on cotton ............................
8,488.27
Overdrafts ........................................
723.42
Other bonds and securities . . .
89.50
Furniture and fixtures ..............
2,000.00
Items in transit ............................
758.04
Due from non-reserve b a n k s ...
265.00
Due from reserve banks.............. 11,104.72
Checks pon other banks ..............
557.40
Currency ..........................................
3,145.00
Gold ....................................................
215.00
Silver .......................
871.06
Total
87,302.91
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $
Certified surplus ..........................
Undivided profits ..........................
Bills payable ....................................
Individual deposits ......................
C -D ’s, time ....................................
Cashier’s checks ..........................
Total
32,500.00
1,000.00
2,495.36
15,000.00
20,168.62
11,133.53
5,005.40
87,302.91
S T A T E OE A R K A N S A S
ARKANSAS CITY.
DESHA BANK & TRUST CO.
Incorporated July 3, 1903. Charter No. 132.
OFFICERS—Henry Thane, President; Joe Demarke, Vice President; W. E. Thompson;
Cashier; J. H. Cotham, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS— H. Thane, Joe Demarke, F. M. Rogers, E. O. Johnson, J. Bernhardt,
D. A. Gates, D. O. Porter.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts .....................$282,460.63
Loans on real estate .................... 141,406.28
Overdrafts ........................................ 14,366.82
Other bonds and securities . . . .
73,162.98
Furniture and fixtures ..............
2,204.00
Banking' house .............................. 35,000.00
Other real estate .......................... 14,720.65
Bills of exchange .......................... 33,000.00
330.55
Cash items ......................................
Due from reserve banks ...........
61,189.46
Checks on other banks ..............
6,258.41
Currency ............................................
6,399.00
Gold ....................................................
100.00
Silver ..................................................
3,421.31
Other resources ............................
7,000.00
$681,020.09
Total
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock ...................................$100,000.00
Certified surplus .......................... 100,000.00
Undivided profits ..........................
4,309.30
Bills payable .................................. 46,000.00
Notes rediscounted ...................... 43,991.67
Savings accounts .......................... 27,796.08
Trust funds ......................................
6,790.29
Dividends unpaid ..........................
312.88
Individual deposits ...................... 118,132.38
Public funds ........ ; ......................... 173,074.31
Due to reserve banks ................
7,257.15
C -D ’s, time ...................................... 48,119.07
Cashier’s checks ...........................
2,236.96
Other liabilities ............................
3,000.00
Total
$681,020.09
ASHDOWN.
ARKANSAS STATE BANK
Incorporated May 9, 1916. Charter No. 453OFFICERS—J. M. Johnson, President; R. L. Boyer, Jr., J. T. Sikes, Vice Presidents;
E. C. Payne, Cashier; J. Miller Johnson, Jr., Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS—J. M. Johnson, R. L. Boyer, Jr., J. T. Sikes, E. C. Payne, A. D. DuLaney, W. B. Prewitt, C. R. Johnson.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ..................$ 59,125.88
Loans on real estate ..................
2,690.00
Loans on cotton ............................
1,075.98
256.78
Overdrafts ........................................
Other bonds and securities . . .
2,437.94
Furniture and fixtures ..............
1,775.00
Items in transit ............................
857.47
Due from reserve banks .......... 41,825.28
Checks on other banks ..............
1,349.98
5,562.00
Currency ..........................................
Gold ....................................................
460.00
Silver ...........
2,454.94
Other resources ............................
92.93
Total
............................................$119,964.IS
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock ..................................$ 25,000.00
Undivided profits ........................
277.01
Savings accounts ..........................
2,927.18
Individual deposits ...................... 70,229.76
Public funds .................................... 12,500.00
C -D ’s, demand ..............................
6,991.98'
Certified checks ............................
50.00
Cashier’s checks ............................
1,988.25
Total
............................................ $119,964.18
ASH FLAT.
BANK OF ASH FLAT
Incorporated February 20, 1912. Charter No. 369.
OFFICERS—R. E. Semple, President; Jas. L. Goodman, Vice President; C. W. Wilson,
Cashier.
DIRECTORS—R. E. Semple, Jas. L. Goodman, C. W. Wilson, C. W. Dixon, J, A. Sigler.
Statement of November 17. 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts .................. $ 8,360.30
Loans on real estate ....................
3,269.00
Overdrafts ........................................
5.02
Other bonds and securities . . . .
8.50
Furniture and fixtures ..............
1,080.00
Banking house ..............................
350.00
Due from reserve banks ............ 14,948.99
Currency ............................................
1,980.00
Gold ....................................................
400.00
Silver ..................................................
72.31
Other resources ............................
12.78
Total
$ 30,486.90
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $ 5,000.00
Certified surplus ..........................
800.00
Undivided profits ..........................
244.05
Individual deposits ........................ 21,906.06
Public funds ....................................
53.72
C -D ’s, time ......................................
1,838.00
Cashier’s checks ............................
645.07
Total
$ 30,486.90
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ATKINS.
BANK OF A TK IN S
Incorporated September 19, 1895. Charter No. 35.
OFFICERS—J. M. Barker, President; Ira Darr, Vice President.
DIRECTORS—J. M. Barker, Ira Darr, C. Bell, D. L. Jordan, W. M. Lemley, J. E. Darr,
E. P. Griffin.
Statement of November 17. 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts .....................$121,392.08
Loans on real estate ..................
46,143.99
Loans on cotton ............................ 62,278.2'4
Overdrafts ........................................
132.73
Other bonds and securities . . . .
15,084.60
Due from non-reserve banks .. 10,170.72
Due from reserve banks .......... 243,462.89
Checks on other banks ..............
140.63
Currency ............................................
5,160.00
Gold ....................................................
1,750.00
Silver ..................................................
1,462.00
863.67
Other resources ..............................
$508,041.55
Total
j-iiiv r s iJ -iiT iiiis .
Capital stock .................................. $ 50,000.00
Certified surplus ............................ 12,500'.00
Undivided profits .......................... 29,162.14
Individual deposits ...................... 361,946.31
Public funds ....................................
8,445.31
C -D ’s, demand ................................ 45,866.50
Other liabilities ............................
121.23
$508,041.55
Total
ATKINS.
MERCHANTS & FARMERS BANK.
Incorporated August 3, 1903. Charter No. 137.
OFFICERS—A. J. McCollum, President; W. A. Montgomery, Vice President; O. H.
McCollum, Cashier.
DIRECTORS—A. J. McCollum, J. F. Burris, W. A. Montgomery, O. H. McCollum.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts .................. $ 62,645.15
Loans on real estate ..................
6,490.91
Loans on cotton ............................
5,030.66
160.72
Overdrafts ........................................
Other bonds and securities . . . .
41.50
Furniture and fixtures ................
1,400.00
Due from non-reserve banks . .
500.00
Cash items ......................................
420.35
Due from reserve banks ............ 72,465.73
1,388.77
Checks on other banks ..............
Currency ............................................
8,568.00
Gold ....................................................
1,197.50
Silver .........................................
1,325.42
Total
.............................................. $161,634.71
LIABILITIE S.
Capital stock .................................. $
Certified surplus ............................
Undivided profits ..........................
Individual deposits ........................
Public funds ....................................
C -D ’s, time ......................................
Cashier’s checks ............................
Total
10,000.00
10,000.00
o,799.84
95,326.25
22,141.11
18,352:51
15.00
.............................................. $161,634.71
AUGUSTA.
BANK OF AUGUSTA & TRUST CO.
Incorporated February 7, 1891. Charter No. 24.
OFFICERS—B. A. Fletcher, President; J. F. Summers, Vice President; I. J. Stacy,
Cashier; A. H. Hamilton, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS—J. R. Vinson, T. E. Stanley, W. L. Banks, J. H. Dale, W. M. Sale, J. H.
Snapp, C. S. Airheart, W. C. Berry, Ed. Roddy, I. J. Stacy, J. F. Summers, B. A.
Fletcher.
;
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.
Statement of November 17. 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ..................... $142,650.7.4
Loans on real estate .................. 64,012.15
Other bonds and securities ----- 11,125.28
Furniture and fixtures ..............
1,500.00
Banking house ..............................
3,500.00
Other real estate ..........................
200.00
Items in transit ............................ 49,988.39
Cash items ......................................
1,469.03
Due from reserve banks .......... 138,207.11
Checks on other banks ..............
1,703.01
Currency ............................................ 10,142.00
Gold ....................................................
430.00
Silver ..................................................
2,367.31
Other resources ............................
2,000.00
Total
$429,295.02
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $ 50,000.00
Certified surplus ............................ 25,000.00
Undivided profits ..........................
5,085.31
Individual deposits ...................... 299,412.54
Public funds .................................. 18,096.84
C -D ’s, time ...................................... 31,700.33
Total
$429,295.02
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AUGUSTA.
WOODRUFF COUNTY BANK.
Incorporated November 15, 1900. Charter No. 63.
OFFICERS—T. E. Bonner, President; R. T. Harville, Vice President; T. L. Gardner,
Cashier; J. C. McDonald, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS—T. E. Bonner, R. T. Harville, J. I_. Conner, W. N. Gregory, T. L.
Gardner.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts .....................$126,393.48
Loans on real estate ....................
5,000.00
Overdrafts ........................................
357.95
Other bonds and securities . . . .
1,645.14
Furniture and fixtures ................
1,281.75
3,000.00
Banking house ..............................
Other real estate ..........................
5,ST'S.00
Bills of exchange .......................... 79,972.57
Due from non-reserve banks ..
3,310.18
Cash items ......................................
50.95
Due from reserve banks .......... 50,666.94
Checks on other banks ..............
784.28
Currency ............................................ 15,062.00
Silver ..................................................
2,868.50
21.42
Other resources ............................
Total
$295,790.16
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock ..................................$ 40,000.00
Certified surplus .......................... 15,000.00
Undivided profits ..........................
4,389.90
Trust funds ......................................
660.92
Individual deposits ...................... 232,769.05
C -D ’s, demand .................................
2,970.29
Total
$295,790.16
BALD KNOB.
BALD KNOB STATE BANK.
Incorporated November 14, 1904. Charter No. 171.
OFFICERS—T. J. Campbell, President; George B. Coleman, Vice President; E. R.
Wynn, Cashier; E. E. Best, Ass’t Cashier; G. W. Lamar, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS—T. J. Campbell, George B. Coleman, J. D. Brown, E. R. Wynn, George
C. Griffith, J. W. Coombe, W. H. Dav
Statement of N ovember 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ..................$ 44,629.25
Loans on real estate .................... 28,391.22
Furniture and fixtures ..............
2,333.75
Banking house ..............................
3,500.00
1,600.00
Other real estate ..........................
Due from non-reserve banks ..
2,722.63
Cash items ......................................
24.77
Due from reserve banks ............ 93,985.61
Currency ..........................................
2,717.00
Gold ....................................................
235.00
Silver ..................................................
1,787.10
Total
..............................................$181,926.33
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $ 10,000.00
Certified surplus ..........................
7,200.00
Undivided profits ........................
2,443.34
Trust funds ....................................
305.25
Individual deposits ...................... 129,239.75
Public funds ....................................
6,107.21
Due to non-reserve banks . . . .
794.98
C -D ’s, time ...................................... 25,030.92
Cashier’s checks ............................
804.88
Total
.............................................. $181,926.33
BARREN FORK.
BANK OF BARREN FORK.
Incorporated October 30, 1913. Charter No. 425.
OFFICERS—Dr. L. T. Evans, President; A. J. Younger, Vice President; S. M. McSpadden, Cashier.
DIRECTORS—Dr. L. T. Evans, R. E. Shell, S. P. Thompson, A. J. Younger, W . K.
McSpadden.
Statement of November 17. 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts .................... $ 5,780.05
Loans on real estate ....................
9,062.25
Other bonds and securities . . . .
100.00
Furniture and fixtures ..............
996.00
Banking house ................................
480.00
Due from reserve banks ............ 24,737.75
Currency ............................................
3,942.00
Gold ....................................................
190.00
Silver ..................................................
91.62
Total
$ 45,379.67
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock ..................................$ 10,000.00
575.00
Certified surplus ............................
Undivided profits ..........................
1,089.70
Individual deposits ...................... 32,467.89
C -D ’s, time ......................................
1,175.00
Certified checks ............................
72.08
Total
$ 45,379.67
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BATESVILLE.
UNION BANK & TRUST CO.
Incorporated January 6, 1911. Charter No. 329.
OFFICERS—D. D. Adams, President; E. H. Glenn, J. C. Fitzhugh, Vicei Presidents;
Albert Sims, Secretary; C. D. Metcalf, Cashier; J. H. Kennard, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS—D. D. Adams, J. C. Fitzhugh, C. W. Maxfield, J. W. Williamson, M. C.
Weaver, Albert Sims, E. H. Glenn, C. C. Fitzhugh, S. M. Casey, J. C. Hail, C. D.
Metcalf.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ..................$268,672.41
Loans on real estate .................. 37,254.24
Overdrafts ........................................
1,723.20
Other bonds and securities . . . .
42,484.97
Furniture and fixtures ..............
5,473.00
Items in transit ............................ 18,620.77
Due from non-reserve banks .. 10,000.00
Cash items ......................................
838.49
Due from reserve banks ............ 306,902.52
Checks on other banks ..............
1,736.65
Currency ............................................ 18,056.00
Gold ....................................................
2,411.00
Silver ..................................................
2,167.05
Total
.............................................. $716,340.30
LIABILITIES.
....................$ 50,000.00
Capital stock
.................... 15,000.00
Certified surplus
Undivided profits .......................... 10,941.15
Savings accounts .......................... 14,889.95
Individual deposits ...................... 312,921.14
Public funds .................................... 46,940.24
D ue-to non-reserve banks ........ 204,926.64
C -D ’s, time ...................................... 60,314.43
Cashier’s checks ............................
406.75
Total
.............................................. $716,340.30
BATESVILLE.
CITIZENS BANK & TRUST CO.
Incorporated March 30, 1910. Charter No. 304.
OFFICERS—T. J. Waibert, President; W. P. Jones, Vice President; H. M. Kennerly.
Cashier; Ben Jernigan, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS—T. J. Waibert, W. P. Jones, I. N. Barnett, R. C. Dorr, C. F. Cole, H. C.
Wade, J. E. Sherrill, J. M. Gray, L. F. Reeder.
Statement of November 17. 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ................... $122,723.19
Loans on real estate .................... 28,737.25
Overdrafts ........................................
437.39
2,569.85
Other bonds and securities ___
Furniture and fixtures ..............
800.00
Items in transit ............................
6,525.39
Cash items ......................................
1,474.50
Due from reserve banks ............
68,053.75
Checks on other banks ................
272.80
Currency ..........................................
6,400.00
Gold ....................................................
680.00
Silver ..................................................
1,879.05
Other resources ............................
103.98
Total
.............................................. $240,657.15
LIABILITIE S.
Capital stock .................................. $ 50,000.00
Certified surplus ............................ 10,000.00
7,350.73
Undivided profits ........................
Savings accounts ..........................
2,366.76
Dividends unpaid ..........................
275.00
Individual deposits ...................... 142,635.09
C -D ’s, demand .............................. 10,000.00
C -D ’s, time ...................................... 17,526.07
Certified checks ............................
500.00
Cashier’s checks ............................
3.50
Total
.............................................. $240,657.15
BAUXITE.
BANK OF BAUXITE.
Incorporated December 4, 1906. Charter No. 224.
OFFICERS—A. B. Banks, President; J. H. Meek, Vice President; T. E. Howell,
DIRECTORS—A. B. Banks, S. A. Bank?, J. H. Meek.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts .................. $ 34,523.74
Loans on real estate ..................
6,043.23
Overdrafts ........................................
57.66
Other bonds and securities . . . .
2,166.74
Furniture and fixtures ..............
1,077.25
Cash items ......................................
2.25
Due from reserve banks ............
8,670.37
Currency ............................................
6,021.00
Gold ......................................................
452.50
Silver ...............................................
437.74
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $ 10,000.00
Certified surplus ............................
1,000.00
Undivided profits ..........................
2,818.43
Bills payable ....................................
5,000.00
Individual deposits ...................... 29,498.05
Public funds .....................................
6,947.78
C -D ’s, time ......................................
3,738.50
Cashier’s checks ............................
42'9.72
Total ................... $ 59,432.48
Total ....................$ 59,432.48
S T A T E OF* A R K A N S A S
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BEARDEN.
FARMERS & MERCHANTS BANK
Incorporated January 17, 1913. Charter No. 400.
OFFICERS—W. C. Ribenack, President; A. F. Jordan, W. M. Gatling Jr., Vice Presi
dents; E. S. Rodman, Cashier.
DIRECTORS—W. C. Ribenack, A. F. Jordan, B. F. Gray, Will Dickenson, Will MitchcM,
Dr. E. J. Byrd, Tom Sloan, J. A. Gatling, Jeff Gatling.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts .................... $ 86,503.37
Loans on real estate .................. 26,075.77
Other bonds and securities
838.45
Furniture and fixtures ..............
2,000.00
Banking house ..............................
6,167.58
Due from non-reserve banks . .
1,034.68
Cash items ......................................
2,621.93
Due from reserve banks .......... 71,494.54
8,123.00
Currency ............................................
535.00
Gold ....................................................
2,063.20,
Silver ..................................................
1,739.97
Other resources ............................
Total
.............................................. $209,197.49
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $ £0,000 00
Certified surplus ...........................
500 00
Undivided profits ...........................
1,707.12
Dividends unpaid .................... . . .
5 25
Individual deposits ...................... 147,911 66
Public funds .....................................
6,500.00
C-D 's, demand .............................. 32,445 46
Cashier’s checks ...........................
128.00
Total
.............................................. $209,197.49
BEEBE.
FARMERS STATE BANK.
Incorporated January 6, 1909. Charter No. 268.
OFFICERS—R. W. Cochran, President; T. F. Burton, Vice President; C. W. Renaker,
Cashier; O. A. H. Loy, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS—W. L. Westbrook, C. C. Bailey, C. W. Renaker, T. F. Burton, R. W .
Cochran.
Statement of November 17. 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts .................... $ 85,869.96
Loans on cotton ............................
5,429.96
Overdrafts ........................................
1,042.68
Other bonds and securities . . . .
778.33
Furniture and fixtures ..............
1,900.00
2,500.00
Banking house ..............................
Other real estate ..........................
6,948.63
Due from reserve banks ............ 66,733.68
Checks on other banks ..............
516.09
Currency ..........................................
4,504.00
Gold ....................................................
47.50
Silver ..................................................
2,437.18
Other resources ............................
1,580.56
$180,288.57
Total
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock ................................ $ 10,000.00
Individual deposits ...................... 146,148.98
Public funds ....................................
714.77
C -D ’s, time ...................................... 22,165.54
Cashier’s checks ............................
1,259.28
Total
$180,288.57
BELLEVILLE.
B ELLEV ILLE BANK.
Incorporated January 6, 1905. Charter No. 176.
OFFICERS—H. W. Melton, President; F. C. Jones, Vice President; T. L. McCormack,
Cashier.
DIRECTORS—H. W. Melton, Belleville, Ark.; F. C. Jones, Belleville, Ark.; B. T.
Brown, Belleville, Ark.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ..................$ 7,546.17
Overdrafts
.....................................
298.99
Furniture
andfixtures ...............
1,485.71
Due from reserve banks .............. 47,068.42
Currency
.....................................
3,783.00
Gold ......................................................
275,00
Silver ..................................................
337.18
Total
$ 60,794.47
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................. ............... $ 5,000.00
Certified surplus ..........................
24.16
Undivided profits ..........................
191.43
Individual deposits ......................
55,051.88
C -D ’s, time ......................................
527.00
Total
$ 60,794.47
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BENTON.
BANK OF BENTON.
Incorporated November 1, 1911. Charter No. 355.
OFFICERS—E. Y. Stinson, President; George Hughes, E. A. Parker, Vice Presidents;
M. F. Scott, Cashier; C. C. Baldauf, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS— E. Y. Stinson, E. A. Parker, George Hughes, J. S. Cargile, W. A. Utley,
M. F. Scott.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts .................. $ 61,304.45
8,000.00
Loans on real estate ..................
468.72
Overdrafts ........................................
3,101.78
Bonds to secure postal savings.
1,067.67
Other bonds and securities
3,675.14
Furniture and fixtures ..............
7,785.12
Banking house ..............................
1,239.36
Bills of exchange ..........................
5,592.04
Due from non-reserve h a n k s ....
271.85
Cash items ......................................
Due from reserve banks............ 24,194.44
960.64
Checks on other banks ..............
9,918.00
Currency ............................................
585.00
Gold ......................................................
1,638.35
Silver ..................................................
Total
................ ............................. $129,802.56
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................. .............. $ 35,000.00
Certified surplus ............ ..............
1,600.00
1,176.02
Undivided profits .......... ..............
Individual deposits ........ .............. 84,714.03
7,286.51
C -D ’s, demand ................ ..............
26.00
Certified checks ............ ..............
Total
..................................
BENTONVILLE.
FIRST STATE BANK.
Incorporated September 10, 1909. Charter No. 286.
OFFICERS—Rex W. Peel, President; W. E. Jackson, Vice President; E. R. Berry,
Cashier.
DIRECTORS— E. C. Pickens, D. R. Dickson, F. G. Lindsey, Rex W. Peel, W. E. Jackson, J. G. McAndrew.
Statement of November 17. 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ....................$ 23,656.39
Loans on real estate ..................
8,050.00
Other bonds and securities . . .
618.49
Due from reserve banks .......... 51,612.72
Checks on other banks ..............
9.30
Currency ..........................................
1,276.00
Gold ....................................................
215.00
Silver ..................................................
552.53
Total
$ 85,990.43
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $ 10,000.00
Certified surplus ............................
500.00
Undivided profits ........................
1,005.06
Savings accounts ..........................
50.97
Individual deposits ...................... 10,916.82
Public funds .................................... 59,356.76
4,160.82
C -D ’s, time ......................................
Total
$ 85,990.43
BERRYVILLE.
PEOPLES BANK.
Incorporated June 22, 1904. Charter No. 159.
OFFICERS—J. E. Reynolds, President; W. C. Davis, Vice President; R. E. Norris,
Cashier; J. T. Champlin, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS—J. E. Reynolds, W. C. Davis, R. E. Norris, A. S. Bobo, A. M . Jackson,
J. R. Neff, F. O. Butt.
Statement of November 17. 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ....................$ 66,931.98
Overdrafts ........................................
132.30
Other bonds andsecurities . . .
1,992.59
Furniture and fixtures ..............
2,798.35
Banking house ................................
3,300.00
Due from reserve banks ............. 17,968.91
Checks on other banks ..............
89.06
Currency ............................................
4,130.00
Gold ....................................................
350.00
Silver ..................................................
585.40
Other resources ..............................
14.14
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $ 25,000.00
Certified surplus ............................
1,500.00
Undivided profits ........................
247.57
Individual deposits ...................... 59,109.38
Public funds ....................................
2,016.29
Due to reserve banks ................
275.32
C -D ’s, time ...................................... 10,144.17
Total ................... $ 98,292.73
Total ................... $ 98,292.73
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BIGELOW.
BIGELOW STATE BANK.
Incorporated iCecember 9, 1908. Charter No. 265.
OFFICERS—C. L. Sailor, President; H. S. Stuckert, Vicei President; Geo. Voilman,
Cashier, Mrs. B. A. Hendrye, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS—C. L. Sailor, H. S. Stuckert, Chas. Davidson, Geo. Voilman, E. B. Lawson.
Statement of November 17. 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts .................. $ 32,964.88
Loans on real estate .................... 15,529.71
Overdrafts ........................................
3,422.72
Furniture and fixtures ................
2,000.00
1,000.00
Banking house ..............................
Other real estate
....................... 10,555.72
267.17
Cash items ......................................
Due from reservebanks ...............
3,832.81
Currency ............................................
5,625.00
Gold ....................................................
70.00
Silver ..................................................
1,122.90
Other resources ..............................
154.73
76,545.64
Total
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $ 10,000.00
Undivided profits .....................
987.38
Notes rediscounted ......................
3,000.00
Savings accounts ..........................
5,521.46
Individual deposits ...................... 47,464.22
4,023.62
Public funds ....................................
C -D ’s, time ...............................
3,927.96
Cashier’s checks ............................
1,621.00
Total
76,545.64
BIGGERS.
BANK OF BIGGERS.
Incorporated October 31, 1903. Charter No. 145.
OFFICERS—B. F. Biggers, President; S. C. Tipton, Vice President; W . F. Frazier,
Cashier.
DIRECTORS— B. F. Biggers, Tom Biggers, Geo. Biggers, S. C. Tipton.
Statement of November 17. 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts .................. $ 4,743.67
Loans on real estate ..................
1,995.50
Overdrafts ........................................
362.00
Other bonds and securities . . . .
575.06
Furniture and fixtures ..............
1,832.45
3,787.50
Banking house ................................
Due from non-reserve banks ..
302.18
Cash items ......................................
90.98
Due fr o m reserve banks ............ 47,388.59
Checks on other banks ..............
11.20
3,740.00
Currency . / ........................................
Gold ......................................................
47.50
Silver ..................................................
291.52
Other resources ............................
6,527.81
71,695.96
Total
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $ 10,000.00
Certified surplus ............................
2,400.00
Individual deposits ...................... 55,277.41
C -D ’s, time ......................................
1,162.50
Cashier’s checks ............................
559.36
Other liabilities ..............................
2,296.69
Total
71,695.96
BLACK OAK.
BANK OF BLACK OAK.
Incorporated July 18, 1912. Charter No. 383.
OFFICERS—J. C. Chrisco, President; T. M. Merritt, Vice President; Robert Braden,
Cashier.
DIRECTORS—H. W. Graham, W. C. Craig, J. C. Chrisco, T. M. Merritt, Robert
Braden.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts .................... $ 13,820.68
Overdrafts ........................................
2,226.67
Furniture and fixtures ..............
1,586.40
Banking house ................................
2,257.50
Due from reserve banks .......... 39,401.98
Checks on other banks ..............
19.11
Currency ..........
3,786.00
Gold ....................................................
155.00
Silver ..................................................
657.01
Total
$ 63,910.35
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. 8 6,950.00
Undivided profits ..........................
332.58
Individual deposits ...................... 54,532.77
C -D ’s, time ......................................
2,095.00
Total
$ 63,910.35
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BLACK ROCK.
BANK OF BLACK ROCK.
Incorporated October 14, 1892. Charter No. 298.
OFFICERS—C. H. Martin, President; L. B. Poindexter, Vice President.
DIRECTORS—Clay Sloan, L. B. Poindexter, A. W. Williams, C. H. Martin.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts .................. $ 74,848.15
Loans on real estate .................... 19,563.61
Other bonds and securities . . . .
1,747.09
Furniture and fixtures ................
1,220.00
3,000.00
Banking house ..............................
Other real estate ..........................
700.00
Due from reserve banks ............ 71,887.86
Checks on other banks ..............
465.39
Silver ..................................................
867.66
Currency ............................................
3,038.00
8.82
Other resources ..............................
Total
..............................................$177,345.98
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $ 11,000.00
Certified surplus ..........................
9,100.00
1,559.43
Undivided profits ..........................
Savings accounts ..........................
19.05
Individual deposits ...................... 145,304.31
Public funds ....................................
1,500.00
C -D ’s, demand ..............................
5,547.38
Cashier’s checks ............................
3,310.21
Other liabilities ............................
5.60
Total
.............................................. $177,345.98
BLEVINS.
BANK OF BLEVINS.
Incorporated August 12, 1912. Charter No. 385.
OFFICERS—P. C. Stephens, President; H. M. Stephens, Vice President; J. D. Stephens,
Cashier.
DIRECTORS—P. C. Stephens, H. M. Stephens, J. D. Stephens.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts .................... $ 17,850.99
Loans on real estate ..................
5,414.98
Overdrafts ........................................
86.24
Furniture and fixtures ..............
1,676.03
Banking house ................................
3,474.06
Items in transit ..........................
7,324.94
Due from non-reserve banks ..
6.60
Due from reserve banks ............ 58,095.08
1,908.43
Checks on other banks ..............
Currency ..........................................
3,564.00
Gold ....................................................
60.00
Silver ..................................................
2,179.38
Total
..............................................$101,640.73
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $ 15,000.00
Certified surplus ............................
1,000.00
2,176.67
Undivided profits ..........................
Individual deposits ......................
76,104.83
C -D ’s, time ......................................
6,223.00
Cashier’s checks ............................
1,136.23
Total
.............................................. $101,640.73
BLYTHEVILLE.
FARMERS BANK.
Incorporated March 16, 1908. Charter No. 253.
OFFICERS—B. F. Gay, President; Herman Cross, Vice President; J. L. Russell, Cash
ier; R. M. Sanders, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS— B. F. Gay, Herman Cross, C. R. Layman, M. A. Portis, W. M. Burns.
Statement of November 17. 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts .................. $ 77,488.98
Loans on real estate ..................
7,288.92
Overdrafts ........................................
134.34
Other bonds and securities . . . .
197.00
Furniture and fixtures ..............
2,195.05
Due from reserve banks .......... 118,807.28
Checks on other banks ..............
1,852.63
Currency ..........................................
8,460.00
Gold ......................................................
815.00
Silver ..................................................
6,118.52
LIABILITIE S.
Capita stock .................................... $ 25,000.00
Certified surplus ............................
1,500.00
Undivided profits ..........................
477.56
Bills payable ..................................
664.24
Savings accounts ..........................
6,097.47
Individual deposits ...................... 174,073.06
Public funds ....................................
9,554.69
C -D ’s, time ....................................
5,990.70
Total ................... $223,357.72
Total ................... $223,357.72
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BLYTHEVILLE.
BANK OF B LY TH E V ILLE.
Incorporated July 12, 1900. Charter No. 60.
OFFICERS—J. G. Sudbury, President; W. W. Hallipeter, Vice President; B. H. W il
hite, Cashier; W. O. Anthony, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS—J. G. Sudbury, W. O. Anthony, John F. Wilhite, W. W. Hallipeter.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ................... $110,097.46
Loans on real estate ..................
49,583.20
Loans on cotton ............................
500.00
Overdrafts ........................................
3,178.46
2,400.00
Furniture and fixtures ..............
Banking house ..............................
9,000.00
Other real estate ..........................
9,000.00
Cash items ......................................
2,370.44
Due from reserve banks ............ 249.895.71
7,445.40
Checks on other banks ..............
Currency ............................................ 15,800.00
Gold ....................................................
50.00
Silver ..................................................
8,330.60
Total
..............................................$467,651.27
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $ 40,000.Of
Certified surplus ............................
5,934.59
Individual deposits ...................... 388,482.l *.
Public funds ....................................
13,776.67
C -D ’s, time ........................................
19,457.80
Total
.............................................. $467,651.27
BLYTHEVILLE.
PEOPLES BANK.
Incorporated January 15, 1910. Charter No. 296.
OFFICERS—Clyde Robinson, President; J. A. Mott, Cashier; Fay Mott, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS—Clyde Robinson, Blytheville, Ark.; J. A. Mott, Blytheville, Ark.; F. P.
Mott, Blytheville, Ark.; Marshall Mott, Manila, Ark.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ..................$ 38,700.53
Loans on real estate .................... 19,381.93
624.87
Overdrafts ........................................
Other bonds and securities . . . .
792.42
Furniture and fixtures ................
2,588.00
Other real estate ..........................
250.00
Items in transit ............................
75.50
Due from non-reserve banks ..
8,464.17
Cash items ........................................
3.66
Due from reserve banks ........
46,714.20
3,019.10
Checks on other banks ..............
Currency ............................................
6,165.00
Gold ......................................................
5.00
Silver ..................................................
6,614.08
Other resources ..............................
559.96
Total
.............................................. $133,958.42
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $ 25,000.00
Certified surplus ............................
2,000.00
Individual deposits ...................... 98,302'. 45
Public funds ....................................
8,582.91
Cashier’ s checks ............................
73.06
Total
.............................................. $133,958.42
BONANZA.
FIRST STATE BANK.
Incorporated July 6, 1908. Charter No. 259.
OFFICERS—L. C. Smith, President; Jno. C. Gardner, Vice President; Solon F. Wilder,
Cashier.
DIRECTORS—L. C. Smith, Jno. C. Gardner, M. M. Wilder.
Statement of November 17. 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts .................. $ 8,167.07
Loans on real estate ..................
3,690.00
Overdrafts ........................................
5.70
Furniture and fixtures ..............
1,050.00
Banking house ................................
1,500.00
Other real estate ..........................
145.51
Due from reserve banks .......... 27,710.65
Currency ............................................
1,140.00
Gold ....................................................
5.00
Silver ..................................................
748.75
Total
$ 44,162.68
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $ 5,000.00
Certified surplus ..........................
250.00
Undivided profits ..........................
1,039.31
Individual deposits ....................
30,747.31
Public funds ....................................
142.53
C -D ’s, time ......................................
5,943.68
Cashier’s checks ..........................
1,039.85
Total
$ 44,162.68
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BOONEVILLE.
BANK OF BOONEVILLE.
Incorporated April 24, 1899. Charter No. 50.
OFFICERS—J. W. Stanfield, President; G. J. Murphy, Vice President; L. L. Green,
Cashier; J. O. Barlow, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS—J. W. Stanfield, G. J. Murphy, J. L. Green, A. T. Barlow, L. L. Green.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ..................$ 57,119.02
Loans on real estate ..................
5,772.50
Overdrafts ........................................
200.77
Other bonds and securities . . . .
8,006.64
Furniture and fixtures ..............
2,000.00
Banking house ...................
5,000.00
Cash items ......................................
570.67
Due from reserve hanks ............ 100,869.62
Checks on other hanks ..............
664.31
4,281.00
Currency ..........................................
Silver ..................................................
1,366.12
Total
..............................................$185,850.65
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $ 25,000.00
Certified surplus ............................
11,500.00
Undivided profits ..........................
2,603.30
Individual deposits ...................... 132,837.98
C -D ’s, time ...................................... 13,407.26
Cashier’s checks ..........................
477.38
Other liabilities ..............................
24.73
Total
.............................................. $185,850.65
BOONEVILLE
CITIZENS BANK.
Incorporated April 18, 1910. Charter No. 397.
OFFICERS—Jno. C. Cotner, President; Mattie Edwards, Vice President; Chas. X .
Williams, Cashier; Mattie Edwards, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS—J. C. Cotner, Mattie Edwards, Ed Westmoreland, J. W. Hamby, Chas.
X. Williams.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts .................... $
Loans on real estate ...............
Other bonds and securities . . . .
Furniture and fixtures ..............
Banking house ..............................
Due from non-reserve banks ..
Cash items ......................................
Due from reserve banks ............
Checks on other banks ..............
Currency ..........................................
Gold ....................................................
Silver ..............................................
Total
46,218.70
17,253.80
5,128.83
1,500.00
4,000.00
22,246.88
1,001.00
45,323.53
860.51
4,508.00
400.00
552.45
.............................................. $148,993.70
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock ................................... $ 25,000.00
Undivided profits ..........................
4,889.61
Individual deposits ...................... 101,348.69
Public funds .................................... 10,277.9b
Due to non-reserve banks ........
1,447.90
C -D ’s, time ......................................
4,970.00
Cashier’s checks ............................
1,059.57
Total
.............................................. $148,993.70
BRADLEY.
BANK OF BRADLEY.
Incorporated June 19, 1912. Charter No. 381.
OFFICERS—J. H. Meek, President; J. B. Burton, Vice President; J. W. Meek, Jr.,
Cashier; E. H. Randle, Secretary.
DIRECTORS—J. H. Meek, J. B. Burton, W. A. McGee, E. H. Randle, Margaret R.
Meek, Joe Allen.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ..................$
Loans on real estate ..................
Loans on cotton ............................
Overdrafts ........................................
Other bonds and securities . . . .
Furniture and fixtures ..............
Banking house ..............................
Other real estate ..........................
Due from non-reserve banks ..
Due from reserve banks ............
Currency ..........................................
Silver ..................................................
Other resources ............................
T otal
22,908.41
10,035.95
23,657.65
337.01
59.61
1,118.96
2,000.00
546.10
2,101.30
53,914.37
2,669.00
548.83
871.72
.................................................. $120,768.91
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $ 15,000.00
Certified surplus ..........................
450.00
Undivided profits ........................
303.90
Individual deposits ...................... 102,726.52
Public funds ....................................
2'9.03
Cashier’s checks ............................
2,259.46
T otal
.................................................. $120,768.91
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BRANCH.
BANK OF BRANCH.
Incorporated March 18, 1909. Charter No. 274.
OFFICERS—J. S. Cotner, President; S. P. Gammill, Vice President; Taylor R. Bishop.
Cashier.
DIRECTORS—Lee G. King, J. S. Cotner, S. P. Gammill, G. M. Hopkins, J. M. McCon
nell.
Statement of November 17. 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts .................. $ 14,494.32
Loans on real estate ..................
1,800.00
Other bonds and securities . . . .
35.50
Furniture and fixtures ..............
1,260.00
2,500.00
Banking house ..............................
Other real estate ..........................
1,800.00
Due from reserve banks .......... 13,990.25
Checks on other banks ..............
49.92
Currency ..........................................
1,879.00
Gold ....................................................
70.00
Silver ..................................................
729.44
Total
..............................................$ 38,608.43
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $ 11,300.00
Certified surplus ..........................
200.00
Undivided profits ..........................
301.72
Individual deposits ...................... 23,995.27
Public funds .............................. ..
129.06
2,381.11
C -D ’s, time ...................................
Cashier’ s checks ..........................
301.27
Total
.............................................. $ 38,608.43
BRINKLEY.
BANK OF BRINKLEY.
Incorporated January 17, 1903. Charter No. 110.
OFFICERS—Andrew Flora, President; James Gunn, Vice President; F. Lee Major,
Cashier; Sam E. Babb, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS—Andrew Flora, James Gunn, John Gazzola, F. T. Murphy, E. D. McKnight, G. Otis Bogle, Frank Andrews, Henry Wolf, I. Scholem, W . L. Freeman,
F. Lee Major.
Statement of November 17. 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ....................$ 50,975.94
Loans on real estate .................. 27,713.03
Other bonds and securities .....
1,169.18
2,500.00
Furniture and fixtures ................
Banking house .............................. 10,500.00
Other real estate .......................... 10,863.00
Items in transit .............................. 2,000.00
Due from non-reserve banks ..
1,660.18
Cash items ......................................
575.38
Due from reserve banks ............ 147,2‘27.40
Checks on other banks ..............
1,110.53
6,141.00
Currency ............................................
Gold ....................................................
730.00
Silver ..................................................
3,121.87
Total
.............. ............................... $266,287.51
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $ 25,000.00
Undivided profits ..........................
873.39
Savings accounts ........................... ' 4,238.14
Individual deposits ...................... 103,982.23
Public funds ....................................
377.39
C -D ’s, time .................................... 48,298.66
Cashier’s checks
Total
.................
3,517.70
.............................................. $266,287.51
BRINKLEY.
MONROE COUNTY BANK.
Incorporated April 13, 1889. Charter No. 8.
OFFICERS—C. F. Greenlee, President; M. R. Stimson, Vice President; J. S. Mitchell,
Cashier; Clyde Mitchell, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS—C. F. Greenlee, M- R. Stimson, Benj. Emmons, L. K. Brown, Jno. C.
Blessing, Elmo Chaney, Wm. B. Folsom, C. G. Woodfin, J. S. Mitchell.
Statement of November 17. 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts .................... $ 40,813.39
Loans on real estate .................. 44,231.01
Overdrafts ........................................
769.28
Other bonds and securities . . . .
1,408.91
Furniture and fixtures ................
1,745.00
Other real estate ..........................
350.00
Cash items ......................................
47.63
Due from reserve banks ............ 116,163.92
Checks on other banks ..............
556.94
Currency ............................................
3,866.00
Silver ..................................................
1,683.05
Other resources ..............................
95.22
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock ..................................$ 20,000.00
Certified surplus ............................
2,859.57
Undivided profits ..........................
614.31
Individual deposits ...................... 152,438.00
Public funds ..................................
2,800.28
C -D ’s, time ........ ; ......... .................
31,935.80
Cashier’s checks ............................
624.10
Other liabilities ..............................
458.29
Total ................... $211,730.35
Total ................... $211,730.35
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BROOKLAND.
BANK OF BROOKLAND.
Incorporated July 12, 1909. Charter No- 283.
OFFICERS— H. A. Jones, President; G. R. Graves, Vice President; J. H. Roberts,
Cashier; H. P. Jones, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS— H. A. Jones, G. R. Graves, J. H. Roberts, H. P. Jones, W. H. Jinks,
F. M . Mayes, Ab Jones.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ..................$ 40,222.93
Loans on real estate ....................
335.00
Overdrafts ........................................
837.71
Furniture and fixtures ..............
1,665.00
Banking house ..............................
1,185.00
Other real estate ..........................
3,700.00
Due from reserve banks ............ 18,018.13
Checks on other banks ..............
10.63
Currency ............................................
1,185.00
Gold ___ *............................................
372.50
Silver ..................................................
786.45
Total
.............................................. $ 68,318.35
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $ 14,800.00
Certified surplus ..........................
2,186.50
Undivided profits ..........................
899.72
Dividends unpaid ..........................
5.00
Individual deposits ......................
46,977.45
C -D ’s, demand ................................
3,426.50
23.18
Other liabilities ..............................
Total
.............................................. $ 68,318.35
BUCKNER.
LAFA YETTE COUNTY BANK.
Incorporated May 27, 1910. Charter No. 311.
OFFICERS—J. D. Bourland, President; B. C. Burns, Vice President; J. M. Bolger,
Cashier; C. C. Stokes, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS—J. D. Bourland, B. C. Burns, B. F. Hanson, J. D. Hanson, W. M. Nix.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts .................... $ 17,517.81
Loans on real estate ....................
9,159.20
Loans on cotton ............................ 21,089.17
Overdrafts ........................................
37.10
Other bonds and securities . . . .
4.50
1,500.00
Furniture and fixtures ..............
Banking house ..............................
1,400.00
Due from reserve banks ............
34,444.94
Currency ............................................
5,673.00
Gold ....................................................
20.00
Silver ..................................................
498.25
Total
.............................................. $ 91,343.97
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $ 10,000.00
Certified surplus ............................
4,000.00
Undivided profits . . ......................
519.63
Individual deposits ......................
68,897.84
3.91
Public funds ....................................
C -D ’s, time ......................................
6,100.00
Cashier’s checks
........................
1,822.59
Total
.............................................. $ 91,343.97
CABOT.
BANK OF CABOT.
Incorporated March 23, 1903. Charter No. 120OFFICERS—Geo. P. Murrell, President; O. H. Davis, Vice President; O. H. Beasley,
Cashier; C. B. Beasley, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS—Geo. P. Murrell, O. H. Davis, J. F. See, J. C. Alexander, J. H. Brawley,
P. A. Robinson, A. Poston, J. E. Gregory, O. H. Beasley.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts .....................$79,114.01
Loans on real estate ....................
9,060.00
Overdrafts ........................................
1,916.62
Other bonds and securities . . . .
770.00
Furniture and fixtures ..............
2,000.00
Banking house ..............................
3,500.00
Due from reserve banks ............ 161,476.38
Currency ..........................................
647.00
Gold ......................................................
40.00
Silver ..................................................
529.43
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................. ...............$ 30,000.00
Certified surplus ..........................
3,500.00
Undivided profits ........................
2,278.16
Individual deposits ...................... 202,197.29
Public funds ....................................
265.26
C -D ’s, time ...................................... 17,662.79
Cashier’s checks ............................
3,149.94
Total ................... $259,053.44
Total ................... $259,053.44
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CALICO ROCK.
STATE BANK OF CALICO ROCK.
Incorporated May 1, 1914. Charter No. 439.
OFFICERS—T. E. Milburn, President; R. H. Wayland, Vice President; E. C. Rodman,
Cashier; Oscar Wyatt, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS—T. E. Milburn, R. H. Wayland, E. C. Parsons, J. T. Garner, S. L.
Guthrie, W. J. Copp, E. O. Arnold.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts .................. $ 48,100.33
Loans on real estate ....................
7,049.34
Overdrafts ........................................
59.61
Furniture and fixtures ..............
2,500.00
Banking house ..............................
4,380.00
Other real estate ..........................
2,400.00
Due from reserve banks ............ 130,382.12'
Checks on other banks ..............
198.97
Currency ..........................................
3,693.00
Gold ....................................................
882.50
Silver ..................................................
401.08
Total
..............................................$200,046.95
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock ..................................$ 25,000.00
Certified surplus ..........................
3,060.00
Undivided profits ..........................
3,118.69
Individual deposits ...................... 164,252.03
Public funds ..................................
157.23
C -D ’s, time ....................................
4,459.00
Total
..............................................$200,046.95
CAMDEN.
OUACHITA VALLEY BANK.
Incorporated May 4, 1890. Charter No- 16.
OFFICERS—W. W. Brown, President; T. J. Gaughan, Vice President; Louis Bauerlein,
Cashier.
DIRECTORS—W. W. Brown, T. J. Gaughan, Geo. R. Gordon, Moses Stern, W . F.
Tate, Louis Bauerlein, J. W. Brown, Jr.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ...................$246,049.44
Loans on real estate .................. 30,633.34
. Loans on cotton ............................ 26,124.96
Overdrafts ........................................
1,217.81
Other bonds and securities . . . .
1,520.33
Furniture and fixtures ..............
2,000.00
Banking house .............................. 10.000.00
Other real estate ..........................
7,379.86
Items in transit ............................
51.66
Due from non-reserve banks ..
808.00
Cash items ......................................
30.73
Due from reserve banks .......... 89,199.57
Currency .......................................... 14,361.00
Gold ......................................................
5,020.00
3,260.55
Silver .................
7,290.00
Other resources ..............................
Total
..............................................$444,947.25
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock ..................................$ 50,000.00
Certified surplus .......................... 50,000.00
Undivided profits ..........................
5,839.17
Bills payable .................................... 30,000.00
Savings accounts .......................... 17,948.06
Individual deposits ...................... 210,533.17
Public funds ..................................
9,473.38
Due to non-reserve banks ........ 17,682.23
C -D ’s, time .................................... 48,326.19
Cashier’s checks ............................
5,145.05
Total
..............................................$444,947.25
CAMDEN.
MERCHANTS & PLANTERS BANK
Incorporated December 1, 1903. Charter No. 147.
OFFICERS—T. J. Watts. President; Ed Harper, Vice President; B. C. Powell, Cashier;
H. G. Smith, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS—Leo Berg, C. S. Early. T. J. Watts, Ed Harper, B. C. Powell.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ............ . . .$145,353.14
Loans on real estate ............ . . . 21,332.50
679.67
4.004.42'
Other bonds and securities .
4.000.00
Furniture and fixtures ........
1 239.61
508.46
480.20
Due from reserve banks . . . . . . . 85,452.02
Currency ....................................
6,898.00
Gold .........., .................................
3,042.50
Silver ............................................
2,652.90
Total
........................................ .. .$275,643.42
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock ............................ . ..$ 50,000.00
9,089.75
Certified surplus ....................
. .. 114.519.04
Public funds .............................. . .. 12.308.85
Due to non-reserve banks . . .. 50,763.49
611.65
. . . 37,656.15
694.49
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Total
........................................ .. .$275,643.42
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CANE HILL.
BANK OF CANE H ILL.
Incorporated July 2, 1906. Charter No. 210.
OFFICERS—W. S. Moore, President; H. C. Evins, Vice President; J. H. Pyeatt, Cash
ier; H. R. Pyeatt, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS—W. S. Moore, H. C. Evins, T. N. English, B. Brewster, L. H. Yates.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts .............. ..$ 21,518.30
2,616.00
Loans on real estate ................
1.38
1,260.00
Furniture and fixtures ..........
2,600.00
Banking house ............................
Due from reserve banks ........ . . 16,777.10
1,098.00
Currency .......................................
52.50
Gold ...............................................
535.18
Silver .............................................
Total
........................................ . ..$ 46,458.46
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock ..............................
Certified surplus ......................
Individual deposits ..................
C -D ’s, time ..................................
Total
..$
7,500.00
50.00
673.83
30,724.90
7,509.73
.......................................... ..$ 46,458.46
CARLISLE.
DAIRYMEN'S BANK.
Incorporated October 7, 1902. Charter No. 98.
OFFICERS—C. H. Buhl, President; C. C. Hummel, Vice President; A. B. Cameron,
Cashier; J. L. Woosley, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS—C. H. Buhl, C. C. Hummel, D. B. Perkins, W. C. Morrison, N. A. Berry.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ..................$ 59,538.78
6,700.23
Loans on real estate ....................
Overdrafts ........................................
121.17
Other bonds and securities . . . .
701.78
Furniture and fixtures ..............
1,350.00
Banking house ................................
2,000.00
Due from reserve banks ............ ■ 51,866.72
Checks on other banks ..............
174.86
Currency ..........................................
2,622.00
Gold ......................................................
480.00
Silver ..................................................
1,193.96
$126,749.50
Total
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock ................................ $ 10,000.00
Certified surplus ............................
2,500.00
Undivided profits ..........................
1,346.15
Savings accounts ..........................
182.57
Individual deposits ...................... 98,017.45
Public funds ...................
2,164.89
C -D ’s, time .................................... 12,538.44
Total
$126,749.50
CARLISLE.
BANK OF CARLISLE.
Incorporated December 15, 1906. Charter No. 225.
OFFICERS—R. A. Hutson, President; H. I. Buechley, Vice President, B. D. Muzzy,
DIRECTORS—R. A. Hutson, Carlisle, Ark.; H. I. Buechley, Carlisle, Ark.; L. W. H ut
son, Carlisle, Ark.; J. R. Wells, Carlisle, Ark.; W. H. Nichols, Carlisle, Ark.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
LIABILITIES.
Loans and discounts .................... $ 25,665.33
Capital stock ..................................$ 12,500.00
Loans on real estate ..................
4,800.00
Undivided profits ..........................
466.80
Furniture and fixtures ................
1,935.00
Individual deposits ...................... 83,051.57
Banking house . 1..........................
6,000.00
C -D ’s, time ......................................
4,137.25
Due from reserve banks ............ 59,660.07
Checks on other banks ..............
65.35
Currency ............................................
1,977.00
Silver ........................................................
52'.87
Total
$100,155.62
Total
$100,155.62
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CARTHAGE.
BANK OF CARTHAGE.
Incorporated June 18, 1907. Charter No. 237.
OFFICERS—H. Matthews, President; J. R. Wallace, Vice President; Chas. M. Feaster,
Cashier. j
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DIRECTORS—H. Matthews, J. R. Wallace, G. D. House, Ross Wylie.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts .................... $ 14,513.37
Loans on real estate .................... 12,806.10
Overdrafts ........................................
52.16
Other bonds and securities . . . .
1,725.26
1,350.00
Furniture and fixtures ................
Banking house ................................
2,500.00
Due from reserve banks ............ 49,853.51
Checks on other banks ..............
12.00
Currency ............................................
2,461.00
Gold ......................................................
147.50
Silver ...................................................
161.31
Total
85,582.21
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $ 10,000.00
2,300.00
Certified surplus ............................
Undivided profits ........................
647.29
Individual deposits ...................
58,009.02
Public funds ....................................
2,088.95
C -D ’s, time ...................................... 12,129.34
Cashier’s checks ............................
407.61
Total
$ 85,582.21
CAVE CITY.
BANK OF CAVE CITY.
Incorporated July 2, 1906. Charter No. 209.
OFFICERS—G. W. Brewer, President; F. W. Brewer, Vice President; A. E. Albright,
Cashier.
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DIRECTORS—G. W. Brewer, F. W. Brewer, W. F. Laman, W . T. Montgomery, U. G.
Brewer.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ..................$ 11,997.06
1,807.50
Loans on real estate ....................
Overdrafts ........................................
2'0.06
Other bonds and securities . . . .
141.70
Furniture and fixtures ..............
720.00
Banking house ................................
900.00
Due from non-reserve banks ..
1,973.42
Due from reserve banks ............ 38,073.35
Checks on other banks ..............
1,539.12
Currency ............................................
2,868.00
Silver ..................................................
254.45
Total
. . . . ■......................................$ 60,294.66
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock ..................................
Certified surplus ..........................
Undivided profits ..........................
Individual deposits ......................
5,000.00
1,400.00
833.44
49,531.90
Public funds .....................................
C -D ’ s, tim e ..........................................
2,212.32
1,317.00
Total
.............................................. $ 60,294.66
CAVE SPRINGS.
BANK OF CAVE SPRINGS.
Incorporated September 16, 1909. Charter No. 287.
OFFICERS—J. G. McAndrew, President; Elmer C. Pickens, Vice President, J. W. Hurd,
Cashier; W. N. H u r d, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS—J. G. McAndrew, E. C. Pickens, J. W. Hurd.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts .......... . . . . . $ 17,952.06
Loans on real estate ..................
8,605.00
Other bonds and securities . . . .
41.00
Furniture and fixtures ..............
1,500.00
Banking house ................................
3,500.00
Other real estate ..........................
365.00
Due from reserve banks ............ 17,110.52
Currencv ............................................
2,753.00
Gold ......................................................
225.00
Silver ..................................................
412.33
Total
$ 52,463.91
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock ............................
Undivided profits ..................
Individual deposits ..............
C -D ’s, time ..............................
Cashier’s checks ....................
Total
$
7,500.00
1,153.22
35,407.26
7,827.00
576.43
$ 52,463.91
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CENTERTON.
BANK OF CENTERTON.
Incorporated September 27, 1905. Charter No. 191.
OFFICERS—J. C. Faris, President; A. G. Boyle, Vice President; S. J. Anderson, Cash
ier; J. R. Gamble, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS—A. G. Boyle, G. C. Cheney, J. C. Faris, J. R. Gamble, J. W . Womack.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts .............. . ..$ 30,154.51
Loans on real estate ............ . .. 13,085.48
336.36
Other bonds and securities .
42.44
Furniture and fixtures ........
1,600.00
2,100.00
Bills of exchange ....................
1,358.17
Due from reserve banks . .. . . . 21,923.18
Currencv ......................................
2,806.00
Gold ................................................
550.00
Silver ............................................
706.33
60.00
Other resources ........................
Total
........................................ . . .$ 74,722.47
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................... ............ $ 12,500.00
500.00
Certified surplus ..............
1,209.58
34,476.54
Individual deposits ........
43.14
Public funds ......................
25,993.21
Total
................................ ............ $" 74,722.47
CHARLESTON.
BANK OF CHARLESTON.
Incorporated May 13, 1904. Charter No. 158.
OFFICERS—Joe Yunker, President; J. T. Tolleson, Vice President; J. S. Smith, Cash
ier; J. M. Sadler, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS—Joe Yunker, J. T. Tolleson, T. A. Pettigrew, D. A. Carroll, K. E. Hud
son, Orr Sherman, J. S. Smith.
Statement of November 17. 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ..................$ 76,844.52
Loans on real estate ....................
5,718.89
Overdrafts ........................................
234.29
Other bonds and securities . . . .
441.37
2.617.84
Furniture and fixtures ..............
Other real estate ..........................
7,500.00
Due from reserve banks ............ 78,201.67
Checks on other hanks ............
105.50
Currency ............................................
4,506.00
Gold ....................................................
420.00
Silver ..................................................
2,686.04
Other resources ..............................
34.95
$179,311.07
Total
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $ 25,000.00
Certified surplus .......................... 10,000.09
5,359.92
Undivided profits ........................
Individual deposits ...................... 112,734.94
C -D ’s, demand ................................ 24,934.76
Cashier’s checks ..........................
1,281.45
Total
$179,311.07
CHARLESTON.
GERM AN-AMERI CAN BANK.
Incorporated June 29, 1910. Charter No. 314.
OFFICERS— E. A. Bonner, President; Theodore Minden, Vice President; D. W. Bryan,
Cashier: C. J. Schouweiler, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS— E. A. Bonner, Theodore Minden, F. J. Schouweiler, C. H. Hiatt, L. E.
Jetton, Wallace Haynes, D. W. Bryan.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts .................. $ 49,214.73
Loans on real estate .................. 11,249.75
Loans on cotton ............................
393.96
Other bonds and securities . . .
2,603.57
1,400.00
Furniture and fixtures ..............
Other real estate ..........................
2,000.00
Due from reserve banks ............ 43,106.52
Checks on other hanks ..............
420.32
Currency ..........................................
1,044.00
Gold ....................................................
115.00
Silver ..................................................
147.11
Total
.............................................. $111,694.96
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $
Certified surplus ............................
Undivided profits ........................
Individual deposits ......................
Public funds ....................................
Due to reserve banks ................
Cashier’s checks ..........................
Total
25.000.00
1,250.00
843.50
56,273.29
11,650.02
16,298.55
379.60
.............................................. $111,694.96
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CHERRY VALLEY.
BANK OF CHERRY VALLEY.
Incorporated January 24, 1907. Charter No. 228.
OFFICERS—J. H. Sifford, President; W. M. Smith, Vice President; R. Eli Halk, Cash
ier; J. Kelly Maddox, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS—J. H. Sifford, W. M. Smith, R. Eli Halk, Ernest Fountain.
Statement of November 17. 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ..................$ 28,783.35
Loans on real estate ....................
3,914.50
Overdrafts ........................................
173.44
Other bonds and securities . . . .
310.00
Furniture and fixtures ..............
1,475.00
Banking house ..............................
i ,200.00
Due from non-reserve banks . . 10,000.00
Due from reserve banks ............
8,844.48
Currency ..........................................
1,403.00
Silver ..................................................
1,984.17
58,087.94
Total
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $ 5,000.00
Certified surplus ..........................
5,000.00
Undivided profits ........................
501.52
Individual deposits ...................... 47,586.42
58,087.94
Total
CHIDESTER.
BANK OF CHKDESTER.
Incorporated April 29, 1909. Charter No. 277.
OFFICERS—W. A. Purifoy, President; J. A. Diffie, Vice President; W. G. Rushing,
Cashier.
DIRECTORS—W. A. Lester, G. R. Riffe, B. V. Powell, B. C. Powell, W . A. Purifoy,
J. A. Diffie, W. G. Rushing.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ..................$ 29,831.84
Loans on real estate ..................
5,224.00
Overdrafts ........................................
70.68
Other bonds and securities . . . .
256.52
900.00
Furniture and fixtures ..............
Banking house ..............................
800.00
Other real estate ........................
120.00
Due from non-reserve banks .. 33,867.49
Cash items ......................................
1,300.23
Due from reserve banks ............ 24,268.92
.................
359.83
Currency ..........................................
Silver ..................................................
1,002.00
83.40
C h e c k s on o th e r b a n k s
Total
..............................................$ 98,084.91
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $ 10,000.00
Certified surplus ..........................
500.00
205.09
Undivided profits ..........................
Individual deposits ...................... 79,007.36
Public funds ....................................
67.76
C -D ’s, time ......................................
8,304.70
Total
..............................................$ 98,084.91
. CLARENDON.
MERCHANTS & PLANTERS BANK.
Incorporated July 23, 1890. Charter No. 21.
OFFICERS—J. M. Hughes, President; Parker C. Ewan, Vice President; H. B. Bate
man, Cashier; W. H. Brown, C. A. Wilburn, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS—J. M. Hughes, Parker C. Ewan, Ike Bondi Ed Bondi, T. T. Bateiman,
R. F. Milwee, Jno. ,B. Moore, H. E. Lynch, Geo. A. Franklin, F. K. Marston,
C. A. Wilburn, H. B. Bateman, Geo. P. Reid.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts .................. $ 64,131.91
Loans on real estate .................. 88,810.99
Overdrafts ........................................
176.17
Other bonds and securities . . . .
5,595.97
Furniture and fixtures ..............
854.00
Banking house ..............................
5,140.00
Other real estate ........................
1,888.29
Due from reserve banks .......... 144,772.25
Checks on other banks ..............
9,563.30
Currency ..........................................
9,371.00
Gold ....................................................
52.50
Silver ............................................\ . .
1,833.72
Total
$332,190.10
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $ 50,000.00
Certified surplus .......................... 50,000.00
Undivided profits ..........................
603.74
Savings accounts ...........................
1,124.03
Individual deposits ...................... 208,113.40
Public funds ...............
3,330.16
C -D ’s, time ...................................... 18,819.61
Other liabilities ..............................
199.16
Total
$332,190.10
R E P O R T OF B A N K C O M M IS S IO N E R
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CLARENDON.
BANK OF CLARENDON.
Incorporated January 3, 1900. Charter No. 56OFFICERS—J. P. Lee, President; W. L. Jefferies, Vice President; J. E. Pinkley,
Cashier; C. G. Woodfin, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS—J. P. Lee, W. L. Jefferies, Jno. B. Moore, R, N. Counts, R. L. Benton,
W. F. Vaughan, F. Trotter, Henry Adams, G. W . Chidester.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts .................. $ 59,888.02
Loans on real estate .................... 55,533.31
Other bonds and securities . . . .
1,175.00
Furniture and fixtures ..............
1,500.00
Other real estate ..........................
450.00
Cash items ....................................
321.37
Due from reserve banks ............ 116,908.84
Currency ............................................
8,122.00
Silver ..................................................
2,403.87
Total
.............................................. $246,302.41
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $ 50,000.00
Certified surplus ..........................
10,000.00
Undivided profits ..........................
4,536.33
Individual deposits ...................... 100,964.62
Public funds .................................. 49,732.81
C -D ’s, time ...................................... 31,068.65
Total
.............................................. $246,302.41
CLARKSVILLE.
BANK OF CLARKSVILLE.
Incorporated February 6, 1890. Charter No. 15.
OFFICERS—R. S. Davis, President; T. E. May, Vice President; M. A. Lucas, Cashier;
M. E. Clark, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS—R, S. Davis, T. E. May, A. M. McKennon, T. B. May, J. J. Montgom
ery, C. H. Langford, M. A. Lucas.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ...................$184,855.03
Loans on real estate ..................
7,348.51
Overdrafts ........................................
1,097.11
Other bonds and securities . . . .
5,784.66
Furniture and fixtures ..............
3,000.00
Banking house ................................
8,000.00
Other real estate .......................... 62,200.00
Due from non-reserve banks ..
1,013.10
Cash items ......................................
383.83
Due from reserve banks .......... 21,466.16
Checks on other banks ..............
445.10
3,236.00
Currency ..........................................
Gold ....................................................
105.00
Silver ..................................................
953.15
$299,887.65
Total
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $ 25,000.00
Undivided profits ..........................
4,682.51
Individual deposits ...................... 179,482.95
Public funds ....................................
14,614.20
C -D ’s, time ...................................... 73,842.90
Cashier’ s checks ..........................
2,265.09
Total
$299,887.65
CLINTON.
VAN BUREN COUNTY BANK.
Incorporated February 21, 1903. Charter No. 117.
OFFICERS—Garner Fraser, President; Porter Hatchett, Vice President; Tom Davis,
Cashier; Bruce Fraser, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS—Garner Fraser, Porter Hatchett, Brad Fraser, Tom Davis, Wm. Barton.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts .................. $ 33,985.88
Loans on cotton ............................
2,983.01
Overdrafts ........................................
119.73
Other bonds and securities ----873.04
Furniture and fixtures ..............
1,400.00
Banking house ..............................
1,700.00
Due from reserve banks ............ 67,436.41
Currency ..........................................
2.256.00
Gold ....................................................
105.00
Silver .................................
1,538.84
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $ 10,000.00
Certified surplus ............................
3,000.00
Undivided profits ..........................
2,583.07
Individual deposits ...................... 84,548.53
Public funds ..................................
7,686.20
C -D ’s, time ......................................
3,210.00
Cashier’s checks ............................
1,370.11
Total ................... $112,397.91
Total ...-................ $112,397.91
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COAL HILL.
CITIZENS BANK.
incorporated November 27, 1909. Charter No. 293<
OFFICERS—W. A. Hill, President; G. D. Ferguson, Vice President; A. G. Hill, CashDI R E C T O R S -w a*A.’ HMh CoaTHHI,' Ark.; G. D. Ferguson, Coal Hill, Ark.; A. G. Hill)
Coal Hill, A-k.; G. C. Flake, Coal Hill, Ark.; C. C. Flake, Coal Hill, Ark.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ..................$ 15,190.29
Loans on real estate ..................
2,000.00
Other bonds and securities . . . . '
212.50
800.00
Furniture and fixtures ..............
Banking house ...................
2,000.00
Due from reserve banks .......... 47,021.19
Currency ..........................................
2,500.00
Gold ..................'................................
25.00
Silver ..................................................
598.34
Total
..............................................$ 70,347.32
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .......... ....................... $ 10,000.00
Certified surplus ..........................
300.00
Undivided profits ..........................
1,280.53
Individual deposits ...................... 55,994.63
2,065.00
C -D ’s, time ......................................
Cashier’s checks ............................
707.16
Total
.............................................. $ 70,347.32
CONWAY.
FAUiLKNER COUNTY BANK.
Incorporated October 28, 1902. Charter No. 103.
OFFICERS—B. L. Harton, President; J. W. James, Vice President; V. D. Hill, Cashier;
R. H. Weems, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS—G. W. Adkisson, B. T. Deal, J. E. Little, V. D. Hill, Wm. J. Grummer,
B. L. Harton, J. W. James, Geo. W . Donaghey, W. D. Cole, Jr.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ................... $294,236.26
Loans on real estate .. ............... 58,016.88
Loans on cotton ............................
7,738.73
Overdrafts ........................................
6,019.34
Other bonds and securities . . . .
7,146.52
Furniture and fixtures ..............
2,580.70
Banking house ..............................
5,853.01
Cash items ......................................
2,201.86
Due from reserve banks ............ 240,281.70
Checks on other banks ..............
5,549.78
Currency ..........................................
5,262.00
Gold ....................................................
752.35
Silver ..................................................
2,558.01
902.30
Other resources ............................
$639,099.44
Total
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $ 60,000.00
Certified surplus ............................ 12,000.00
Undivided profits .......................... 40,415.46
Individual deposits ...................... 420,078.68
Public funds .................................... 11,098.85
4,600.00
C -D ’s, demand ................................
C -D ’s, time ...................................... 88,937.71
Cashier’s checks ............................
1,968.74
Total
$639,099.44
CONWAY.
BANK OF CONWAY.
Incorporated April 29, 1890. Charter No. 19.
OFFICERS—Joe Frauthenthal, President; F. W. Halter, Vice President; L. H. Pyle,
Cashier; Opie Hartie^ Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS—Joe Frauthenthal, Sam Frauthenthal, F. W. Halter, J. W. James, D. O.
Harton, S. G. Smith, J. B. Munn.
Statement of November 17. 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ................... $144,148.63
Loans on real estate .................. 60,197.64
Loans on cotton ............................ 59,914.55
Overdrafts . ........................................
4,475.21
Other bonds and securities . . . .
7,999.31
Furniture and fixtures ..............
4,175.00
Banking house ..............................
7,500.00
Cash items ......................................
3,526.76
Due from reserve banks .......... 17,173.04
Checks on other banks ..............
3,231.83
Currency .......................................... 10,185.00
Gold ....................................................
75.00
Silver ..................................................
1,919.26
Other resources ............................
265.24
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $ 50,000.00
Certified surplus .......................... 10,000.00
Undivided profits .......................... 17,930.17
Savings accounts .......................... 23,182.31
Individual deposits ...................... 142,159.09
Public funds .................................... 23,746.75
Due to reserve banks ..................
2,730.30
C -D ’s, demand .............................. 15,574.76
C -D ’s, time .....................................
38,751.75
Cashier’s checks ..........................
711.34
Total ................... $324,786.47
Total ................... $32'4,786.47
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CONWAY,
FARMERS STATE BANK.
Incorporated November 26, 1912. Charter No. 393.
OFFICERS—S. G. Smith, President; Wiley Mosley, Vice President; Frank Farris,
Cashier; R. H. Maddox, H. C. Johnston, Ass’t Cashiers.
DIRECTORS—S. G. Smith, W. J. Grummer, W . L. Whitten, Frank Farris, Wiley
Mosley, J. A. Pence, W. B. Mills.
Statement of November 17. 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ...................$160,397.45
Loans on real estate .................. 73,184.18
Loans on cotton .......................... 224,618.80
3,080.63
Overdrafts ........................................
Other bonds and securities . . . .
2,340.21
Furniture and fixtures ..............
5,500.00
Banking house ..............................
6,500.00
Cash items ......................................
246.56
Due from reserve banks ............ 79,027.74
Checks on other b&/iks ..............
6,144.57
Currency ............................................ 11,871.00
Gold ....................................................
1,340.00
Silver ..................................................
2,253.86
T o ta l
................................................ $576,505.00
LIABILITIE S.
Capital stock .................................. $ 30,000.00
Certified surplus ............................
4,000.00
Undivided profits ..........................
6,512.60
Individual deposits ...................... 398,933.53
Public funds .................................. 13,016.24
C -D ’s, demand ..............................
9,093.91
C -D ’s, time ...................................... 113,361.64
Cashier’s checks ..................
1,587.08
Total
............................................ $576,505.00
CORNING.
BANK OF CORNING.
Incorporated April 26, 1900. Charter No. 58.
OFFICERS—W. D. Polk, President; F. B. Sprague, N. J. Latimer, Vice Presidents;
W. W. Henry, Cashier; E. Vandover, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS—Dr. N. J. Latimer, W. D. Polk, J. M. Rhea, W . W. Henry, G. A. Booser,
Larry Boshears, Clyde Lasater, F. B. Sprague, Chas. V. Beloate, J. F. Arnold.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ..................$ 69,103.75
Loans on real estate .................. 30,804.88
Overdrafts ........................................
1,714.38
Other bonds and securities . . . .
4,072.35
270.00
Furniture and fixtures ..............
Other real estate ..........................
916.99
Bills of exchange ..........................
838.43
Cash items ......................................
128.30
Due from reserve banks ............ 25,159.40
Checks on other banks ..............
382.88
Currency ............................................
4,873.00
Gold ....................................................
1,095.00
Silver ..................................................
864.77
Total
.............................................. $140,224.13
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $
Certified surplus ..........................
Undivided profits ..........................
Savings accounts ..........................
Individual deposits ......................
Public funds ....................................
C -D ’s, demand ..............................
C -D ’s, time ......................................
Cashier’s checks ..........................
Total
15,000.00
1,000.00
589.29
2,466.48
64,305.88
39,422.54
1,643.45
14,408.71
1,387.78
.............................................. $140,224.13
COTTER.
BAXTER COUNTY BANK.
Incorporated October 12, 1903. Charter No. 144.
OFFICERS—W. F. Eatman, President; E. H. Hogue, Vice President; E. J. Loop,
Cashier; H. W. White, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS—W. F. Eatman, E. J. Loop, C. G. Wilks, E. H. Hogue, T. P. Foster.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts .................. $ 33,019.27
Loans on real estate .................. 12,529.93
Overdrafts ........................................
13.06
Other bonds and securities . . . .
73.95
Banking house ................................
4,000.00
Other real estate ..........................
1,400.00
Due from reserve banks .......... 27,864.25
Checks on other banks ..............
2,577.59
Currency ..........................................
6,126.00
Gold ....................................................
440.00
Silver ..................................................
1,528.96
Total
$ 89,573.01
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $ 10,000.00
6,000.00
Certified surplus ............................
Undivided profits ..........................
1,612.30
Individual deposits ......................
67,560.93
Public funds ..................................
572.99
C -D ’s, time ..........
3,826.79
Total
$ 89,573.01
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COTTON PLANT.
BANK OF COTTON PLANT & TRUST CO.
Incorporated November 1, 1900. Charter No. 62.
OFFICERS—R. R. James, President; Roy D. Campbell, Vice President; A. M . Carter,
Cashier.
DIRECTORS—R. R. James, Roy D. Campbell, J. M. McGowan, D. H. Echols, J. R.
Meehan, Alex C. McGregor, I. J. Stacy, Walter Rives.
Statement of November 17. 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ..................$ 37,595.53
Loans on real estate .................. 27,494.66
Loans on cotton .......................... 173,827.22
Overdrafts ........................................
7,730.99
Other bonds and securities . . . .
5,793.73
Furniture and fixtures ..............
2,000.00
3,648.75
Banking house ..............................
Other real estate ..........................
800.00
Items in transit ............................ 19,707.53
Bills of exchange ........................
1,516.12
Cash items ......................................
1,071.16
Due from reserve banks .......... 19,945.94
351.66
Checks on other banks ..............
Currency ............................................
4,981.00
Gold ....................................................
45.00
Silver ..................................................
2,062.87
$308,572.16
Total
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $ 50,000.00
Certified surplus ..........................
6,593.22
Undivided profits ..........................
2,286.98
Bills payable .................................. 35,000.00
Individual deposits ...................... 177,943.93
Public funds ....................................
36.82
C -D ’s, time .................................... 36,710.11
Other liabilities ............................
1.10
Total
$308,572.16
COVE.
BANK OF COVE.
_
Incorporated July 30, 1907. Charter No. 241. ™
OFFICERS—Frank F. Rork, President; W. C. Martin, Vice President and Cashier;
George E. Rork, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS—Frank F. Rork, Frank P. Rork, George E. Rork, W. C. Martin.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ..................$ 20,778.14
Loans on real estate ..................
1,482.37
Loans on cotton ............................
3,000.00
Overdrafts ........................................
2.77
Other bonds and securities . . . .
157.40
721.24
Furniture and fixtures ..............
Banking house ...............................
1,000.00
Other real estate ..........................
800.00
Items in transit ............................
110.00
Bills of exchange ........................
209.34
Cash items ......................................
.So
Due from reserve banks ............ 22,500.97
Currency ..........................................
1,515.00
Gold ....................................................
2.50
Silver ..................................................
339.95
Other resources ............................
1,439.14
54,059.67
Total
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $ 5,000.00
Certified surplus ..........................
600.00
Individual deposits ......................
41,555.58
C -D ’s, time ......................................
4,854.13
Cashier’s checks ..........................
2,049.96
Total
54,059.67
CROSSETT.
BANK OF CROSSETT.
Incorporated December 22, 1913. Charter No. 426.
OFFICERS—E. W. Gates, President; A. Trieschmann, Vice President; G. H. Norman,
Cashier; Roy Dooley, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS— E. W. Gates, A. Trieschmann, G. H. Norman.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts .................. $155,790.63
Loans on real estate .................. 18,499.39
Loans on cotton ............................ 33,000.00
.50
Overdrafts ........................................
2,951.35
Other bonds and securities
2J11.71
Furniture and fixtures ..............
209.94
Cash items ......................................
Due from reserve banks ............ 52,079.46
Currenev ........................................... 12,763.00
825.00
Gold ....................................................
1,626.30
Silver ..................................................
Total
$279,757.28
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $ 25,000.00
Certified surplus ............................
8,000.00
Undivided profits ...........................
4,067.89
Bills payable ................................... 15,000.00
Savings accounts ........................... 117,014.48
Individual deposits ...................... 103,255.37
Public funds .....................................
1,212.74
C -D ’s, time .......................................
4,598.18
Certified checks .............................
840.00
Cashier’ s checks .............................
768.62
f
Total
$279,757.28
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DALARK.
DALARK BANK.
Incorporated November 15, 1909. Charter No. 292.
OFFICERS—R. M . Atchley, President; Dr. J. F. Wilson, Vice President Jno. Q. Adams,
Cashier; Miss Girtha Adams, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS—R. M. Atchley, Dr. J. F. Wilson, J. M. Dawdy, J. D. Wilkins, H. B.
DeLamar.
Statement of November 17. 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ..................$ 20,875.41
Overdrafts ........................................
972.54
Other bonds and securities . . . .
500.00
Furniture and fixtures ..............
1,165.00
1,300.00
Banking house ..............................
Other real estate ..........................
1,549.00
Due from non-reserve banks ..
5,023.85
Due from reserve banks ............ 15,098.82
Checks on other banks ..............
6,686.50
Currency ..........................................
2,429.00
Gold ....................................................
65.00
Silver ..................................................
472.96
56,138.08
Total
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $ 10,000.00
Undivided profits ..........................
123.87
Savings accounts ...........
1,086.50
Individual deposits ...................... 41,140.96
3,169.90
C -D ’s, time ....................................
Cashier’s checks ..........................
616.85
Total
56,138.08
DANVILLE.
C ITIZENS BANK.
Incorporated September 6, 1911. Charter No. 348.
OFFICERS—S. Bondi, President; H. A. Towers, Vice President; J. H. Howard,
Cashier.
DIRECTORS—S. Bondi, O. L. Clement, J. H. Howard, H. A. Towers, John A. Kennon.
Statement of November 17. 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ..................$ 16,728.10
Loans on real estate ....................
8,089.87
Overdrafts ........................................
174.27
Other bonds and securities . . . .
1,096.55
1,266.18
Furniture and fixtures ...............
Banking house ..............................
3,000.00
Due from reserve banks .......... 76,725.55
Checks on other banks ..............
328.35
Currency ..........................................
3,353.00
Gold ....................................................
170.00
Silver ..................................................
696.07
Other resources ............................
30.00
$111,657.94
Total
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $ 20,000.00
Certified surplus ............................
400.00
Undivided profits ........................
1,317.58
Individual deposits ...................... 87,751.17
C -D ’s, demand ..............................
2,121.87
67.32
Cashier’s checks ............................
Total
$111,657.94
DANVILLE.
Y E L L COUNTY BANK.
Incorporated January 16, 1902. Chapter No. 82.
OFFICERS—T . L. Pound, President; W . R. Parks, Vice President; W. S. McCarroll,
Cashier; R. A. White, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS—T. L. Pound, W. R. Parks, W. S. McCarroll, T. H. Chambers, R. A.
White.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts .................. $ 50,556.76
Loans on real estate ..................
2,416.72
Loans on cotton ............................
6,492.80
Overdrafts ........................................
1,165.70
Other bonds and securities . . . .
5,980.95
Furniture and fixtures ..............
3,000.00
Banking house ..............................
3,000.00
Other real estate ........................
1,550.00
Due from reserve banks ............ 28,745.19
Checks on other banks ..............
636.17
Currency ...........................................
3,415.00
Gold ....................................................
10.00
Silver ..................................................
1,945.15
Total
$108,914.44
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock ..................................$ 25,000.00
Certified surplus ..........................
3,500.00
Undivided profits ..........................
93.78
Bills payable ..................................
5,000.00
Individual deposits ...................... 64,479.61
Public funds ....................................
6,533.31
C -D ’s, time ......................................
3,547.32
Cashier’s checks ..........................
760.42
Total
$108,914.44
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DARDANELLE.
FARMERS BANK.
Incorporated June 28, 1909.
Charter No. 281.
OFFICERS—W. L. Lee, President; J. F. Stevenson, Vice President; A. N. Falls,
Cashier; J. C. Dacus, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS—W. L. Lee, J. F. Stevenson, L. C. Hall, M . D. Howell, R. H. Cunning
ham, A. N. Falls, J. C. Dacus.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts .................. $ 67,183.55
Loans on real estate .................. 23,426.43
Overdrafts ........................................
260.54
U. S. Bonds ....................................
468.50
Other bonds and securities . . . .
3,619.02
3,190.25
Furniture and fixtures ..............
Banking house ..............................
4,886.00
Due from reserve banks . . . . . . 120,497.61
Checks on other banks ..............
4,868.68
Currency ..........................................
7,675.00
Silver ..................................................
1,227.96
Total
..............................................$237,303.54
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $ 25,000.00
1,250.00
Certified surplus ..........................
Undivided profits ..........................
2,075.86
Individual deposits ...................... 178,658.76
Public funds .................................. 15,902.85
C -D ’s, time .................................... 13,073.78
Cashier’s checks ..........................
1,342.29
Total
.............................................. $237,303.54
DARDANELLE.
DARDANELLE BANK & TRUST CO.
Incorporated July 12, 1909. Charter No. 282.
OFFICERS—Thomas A. Johnston, President; George A. Harmon, Vice President; W.
D. Cotton, Cashier; L. C. Adams, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS—T. A. Johnston, G. A. Harmon, W. D. Cotton, G. L. Veazey, J. J.
Boyce, James M. Nolen, Dr. L. E. Love, Wm. L. Fowlkes, Louis C. Adams.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ..................$ 86,754.24
Loans on real estate .................. 16,328.74
Loans on cotton ............................
1,750.00
Overdrafts ........................................
705.77
Other bonds and securities . . . . 32,774.46
Furniture and fixtures ..............
3,500.00
3,000.00
Banking house ..............................
Other real estate ..........................
1,212.75
Cash items ......................................
12.00
Due from reserve banks ............ 208,115.95
Checks on other banks ............
4,097.22'
Currency ..........................................
6,406.00
Gold ....................................................
55.00
Silver ..................................................
641.86
Other resources ............................
143.95
Total
.............................................. $365,497.94
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $ 50,000.00
Certified surplus .............
8,500.00
Undivided profits ..........................
4,196.41
Individual deposits ...................... 283,731.07
Public funds ....................................
5,049.54
Due to non-reserve banks . . . .
5,041.66
C -D ’s, time ......................................
8,979.26
Total
.............................................. $365,497.94
DATTO.
BANK OF DATTO.
Incorporated April 16, 1910. Charter No. 306.
OFFICERS—C. U. Day, President; E. M. Richardson, Vice President; D. P. Day, Cash
ier; W. H. Cheek, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS—C. U. Day, E. M. Richardson, D. P. Day.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts .................. $ 9,507.01
Loans on real estate ..................
850.00
Other bonds and securities . . . .
31.40
Furniture and fixtures ..............
900.00
Cash items ......................................
2.76
Due from reserve banks .......... 15,490.64
Currency ..........................................
950.00
Gold ....................................................
140.00
Silver ..................................................
609.63
Total ................... $ 28,481.44
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock ..................................$ 10,000.00
Certified surplus ............................
200.00
Undivided profits ..........................
778.23 •
Individual deposits ...................... 14,409.77
Public funds ....................................
10.77
C -D ’s, time ......................................
2,505.00
Cashier’s checks ..........................
577.67
Total ................... $ 28,481.44
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DECATUR.
STATE BANK OF DECATUR.
Incorporated December 29, 1906. Charter No. 226.
OFFICERS—Arthur Hepner, President, F. E. van Citters, Vice President; Emil Avis,
Cashier.
DIRECTORS—Arthur Hepner, F. E. van Citters, Emil Avis.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts .................. $ 18,103.56
Loans on real estate ..................
3,431.24
Overdrafts ........................................
2.24
Other bonds and securities . . . .
732.86
Furniture and fixtures ..............
1,800.00
Banking1 house ..............................
1,625.00
Other real estate ..........................
2,763.59
Due from reserve banks ............ 10,435.17
Currency ..........................................
1,363.00
Gold ....................................................
595.00
1,042.14
Silver ..................................................
Total
..............................................$ 41,893.80
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $ 10,000.00
Certified surplus ..........................
1,600.00
Undivided profits ..........................
582.74
Individual deposits ...................... 26,463.^9
C -D ’s, time ....................................
3,247.07
Total
.............................................. $ 41,893.80
DELIGHT.
BANK OF DELIGHT.
Incorporated June 16, 1911. Charter No. 342.
OFFICERS—A. E. Westbrook, President; J. F. Blakely, Vice President; C. A. Kizzia,
Cashier; W. N. Clingan, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS—A. E. Westbrook, J. F. Blakely, C. E. Johnson.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts .................. $ 18,162.86
7,592.80
Loans on real estate ..................
290.25
Other bonds and securities
1.800.00
Furniture and fixtures ..............
Banking house ................................
2,641.60
400.00
Other real estate ..........................
Due from non-reserve banks .. 10,309.13
15.00
Cash items ......................................
Due from reserve banks ............ 75,057.95
2.321.00
Currency ..........................................
1 .020.00
Gold ....................................................
1,007.38
Silver ..................................................
Total
.............................................. $120,617.97
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $ 12,500.00
Certified surplus ...........................
2,500.00
2,179.44
Undivided profits .................. .. ..
Individual deposits ..............
83,475.52
Public funds .....................................
412.55
C -D ’s, demand ...............................
25.00
C -D ’s, time ....................................... 18,790.76
Cashier’s checks ...........................
734.70
Total
.............................................. $120,617.97
DEQUEEN.
BANK OF DEQUEEN.
Incorporated June 1, 1901. Charter No. 74.
OFFICERS—B. E. Isbell, President; M. F. Allen, Vice President; L. D. McCown,
Cashier; W. L. Williamson, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS—B. E. Isbell, M. F. Allen, L. D. McCown, C. C. Ray, E. Hendrix.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts .................. $ 91,501.51
Loans on real estate .................. 28,443.82
Loans on cotton ............................
2,415.85
Other bonds and securities . . . .
3,148.£'5
Furniture and fixtures ..............
2,000.00
•Banking house ..............................
6,000.00
Other real estate ..........................
2,018.00
Cash items ......................................
1,567.16
Due from reserve banks .......... 127,418.59
Checks on other banks ..............
1,239.82
Currency ..........................................
7,622.00
Gold ....................................................
1,605.00
Silver ..................................................
1,182.30
Total ......
$276,162.30
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .......................... .-. ..$ 25,000.00
Certified surplus ..........................
4,500.00
Undivided profits ..........................
6,117.46
Individual deposits ...................... 103,116.52
Public funds ..................................
24,721.63
Due to non-reserve banks ........
82,515.58
C -D ’s, time ...................................... 28,204.39
Cashier’s checks ..........................
1,982.03
Other liabilities ..............................
4.69
Total ................... $276,162.30
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DERMOTT.
DERMOTT BANK & TRU ST CO.
Incorporated February 10, 1911. Charter No. 332.
OFFICERS—H. Thane, President; E. P. Remley, Vice President; G. A. Franklin, Cash
ier; Chas. F. Crook, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS—H. Thane, E. P. Remley, J. C. Hoffman, R. P. Stinson, D. Kimpel, J. A.
Bennett, Hy Bordeaux.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ..................$
Loans on real estate ....................
Loans on cotton ............................
Overdrafts ........................................
Other bonds and securities . . . .
Furniture , and fixtures ..............
Banking house ..............................
Other real estate ..........................
Due from non-reserve banks ..
Due from reserve hanks ............
Checks on other banks ..............
Currency ..........................................
Gold ....................................................
Silver ..........................■.......................
72,430.55
89,157.27
15,966.08
62.78
5,156.13
1,000.00
11,000.00
5,000.00
11,317.68
37,348.66
294.39
3,899.00
95.00
1,758.39
$254,485.95
Total
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock ..................................$ 50,000.00
Certified surplus ............................ ' 5,000.00
Undivided profits ........................
2,754.03
Savings accounts .......................... 22,247.23
Individual deposits ...................... 112,257.09
Public funds .................................... 46,721.61
C -D ’s, time ...................................... 14,773.09
732.30
Cashier’s checks ............................
$254,485.95
Total
DERMOTT.
EXCHANGE BANK & TRUST CO.
Incorporated May 25, 1910. Charter No. 310.
OFFICERS—J. J. McCloy, President: D. Kimpel, Vice President; W. D. Trotter,
Cashier; W. J. Solawn, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS—J. J. McClov, C. T. Duke, D. Kimpel, E. B. McCollough, W . H. Roper,
W. D. Trotter, G. W . Lambert.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
. .$ 32 303 69
. . . 85 073.68
86.02
6,575.33
Other bonds and securities .
2 670 00
9 000 00
2,833.89
. . . 75.908.47
Checks on other banks ........
2,265.28
4,307.00
Currency .....................................
15.00
Gold ..............................................
1,553.68
Silver ............................................
20.13
Other resources ......................
Total
........................................ . . .$222,612.17
LIABILITIES.
............$ 50,000.00
............
6.000.00
............
2.223.39
Individual deposits ........ ............ 100.533.45
............ 43,281.76
............ 19,781.92
............
777.59
............
14.96
1
Total
................................ ............$222,612.17
DES ARC.
FARMERS & MERCHANTS BANK.
Incorporated January 20, 1902. Charter No. 84.
OFFICERS—A. L. Erwin, President: W. W. Bthell, Vice President; Erwin Bethell,
Cashier: W. M. McQuenn. Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS—A. L. Erwin, W. W. Bethell, J. A. King, Henry Nichols, R, T. Erwin.
Statement of November 17. 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ....................$ 62.975.22
Loans on real estate .................. 12.346.40
Loans on cotton .......................... '. 10.non.00
Overdrafts ........................................
3,561.71
6.837.07
Other bonds and securities . . . .
Furniture and fixtures ..............
1,000.00
Other real estate ...................... ..
111.77
Bills of exchange ..........................
8,81 4.no
Due from reserve banks .......... 100,542.67
Checks on other banks ..............
66.44
Currency ..........................................
3,419.00
Silver .'................................................
1,097.51
Other resources ............................
207.79
Total
$210,979.58
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock ................................,$ 25,000.00
9,00n.00
Certified surplus ..........................
Undivided profits ..........................
6.113.28
Individual deposits ...................... 135.563.40
Public funds .................................. 19.804.23
C -D ’s, demand .............................. 15,967.'73
Cashier’s checks ..........................
230.94
1
Total
(
$210,979.58
R E P O R T O F B A N K C O M M ISS IO N E R
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DEVALLS BLUFF.
PEOPLES BANK OF DEVALLS BLUFF.
Incorporated November 7, 1912. Charter No. 392.
OFFICERS—R. H. Sanders, President; W. H. Bland, Vice President; J. A. Weity,
Cashier.
DIRECTORS—R. H. Sanders, W. H. Bland, Joseph Heckler, J. M. McClintock, J. A.
Weity.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts .................. $ 25,853.38
9,138.08
Loans on real estate ..................
25.00
Revenue stamps ............................
8,153.12
Other bonds and securities
2.100.00
Furniture and fixtures ..............
2.750.00
Banking house ..............................
793.93
Bills of exchange .........................
251.15
Cash items ......................................
27,684.27
Due from reserve banks ..........
Currency .......................................... 11,109.00
332.50
Gold ....................................................
1,295.88
Silver ........ , ..................... ••...............
113.09
Other resources ............................
Total
.............................................. $ 89,599.40
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $ 13,550.00
Certified surplus .............................
1,243.83
Savings accounts ...........................
145.80
63,418.73
Individual deposits .......................
Public funds ..................................
1,413.79
C -D ’s, time ......................................
9,493.28
Cashier’s checks .............................
333.97
Total
.............................................. $ 89,599.40
DEWITT.
HOME-BANK OF D EW ITT.
Incorporated February 23, 1907. Charter No. 229,
OFFICERS—E. B. Gibson, President; R. D. Rasco, W. H. Norsworthy, Vice Presidents;
N. P. Baird. Cashier; Duffy Allen, Ass't Cashier.
DIRECTORS— E. B. Gibson, R. D. Rasco, W. H. Norsworthy, N. P. Baird, I. C. Gibson,
C. P. Vittitow, H. P. Brown, C. W. Rasco, R. W. Dudley, L. F. Burnett, T. J.
Holcomb.
Statement of November 17. 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ................... $205,714.47
Loans on real estate .................. 43,865.46
Overdrafts ........................................
1,244.40
Other bonds and securities . . . .
2,367.69
S‘,000.00
Furniture and fixtures ..............
Banking house ..............................
9,140.00
Other real estate ..........................
2,172.47
Due from reserve banks ............ 118,485.15
Checks on other banks ............
1,103.75
1,850.00
Currency ..........................................
Gold ....................................................
136.00
Silver ..................................................
2,017.79
$390,097.18
Total
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $ 50,000.00
Certified surplus .......................... 10,000.00
Undivided profits ........................
4,746.76
40,000.00
Bills payable ..................................
Individual deposits ...................... 167,590.67
Public funds .................................. 29,767.97
Due to non-reserve banks ........
678.66
C -D ’s, time ...................................... 80,490.25
822.87
Cashier’s checks .......................
Other liabilities ............................
6,000.00
Total
$390,097.18
DIERKS.
BANK OF DIERKS.
Incorporated February 7, 1906. Charter No. 203.
OFFICERS—L. D. McCown, President: M. F. Allen, Vice President; J. L. Keener,
Cashier: P. C. McCown, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS—M. F. Allen, DeOueen, Ark.: M, G. Bock. Broken Bow, Okla.; J. L.
Keener, Dierks, Ark.; L. D. McCown, DeQueen, Ark.; C. C. Ray, Broken Bow, Okla.
Statement of November 17. 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts .................. $ 21,139.02
Overdrafts ........................................
8 22
Other bonds and securities . . .
107.93
Furniture and fixtures ..............
1.155.00
Banking house ................................
1,000.00
Other real estate ..........................
493.35
Due from reserve banks ............ 67,040.10
Checks on other banks ..............
3,46°.42
Ourrencv ..........................................
4,991.00
Gold' . . '................................................
115.00
Silver ..................................................
635.07
Other resources ............................
28.41
Total
$100,175.52
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock ..................................$ 11,000.00
1,400.00
Certified surplus ..........................
Undivided profits ........................
1.525.84
Individual deposits ...................... 7 9 . 4 7 0 .6 8
C -D ’s. time ......................................
6,550.00
Cashier’s checks ............................
229.00
Total
$100,175.52
STATE OF ARKAN SAS’
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DOVER.
BANK OF DOVER.
Incorporated September 29, 1905. Charter No. 192.
OFFICERS—W. H. Poynter, President; W. M. Simpson, Vice President; J. W. Jarrett,
Cashier; Mrs. J. W. Jarrett, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS—W. H. Poynter, W. M. Simpson, T. M. Neal, B. H. Lynch, W. W.
Mosees, J. W. Jarrett.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts .................... $ 18,319.35
Loans on real estate ..................
2,192.00
Overdrafts ........................................
6.82
Other bonds and securities . . .
1,435.30
Furniture and fixtures ................
1,200.00
Banking house ..............................
943.47
Due from non-reserve banks .. 13,099.00
Due from reserve banks ............ 45,773.10
Currency ..........................................
5,418.00
Gold .....................
342.50
Silver ..................................................
1,065.43
84.90
Other resources ............................
89,879.87
Total
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $ 10,000.00
Certified surplus ..........................
100.00
Undivided profits ..........................
1,233.08
Individual deposits ...............
69,804.12
257.55
Public funds ..................................
C -D ’s, time ......................................
8,240.81
Cashier’s checks ..........................
£'44.31
89,879.87
Total
DRAKES CREEK.
BANK OF RICHLAND.
Incorporated November 27, 1912. Charter No. 394.
OFFICERS—L. F. Bell, President; Claud C. Hunt, Vice President; Earl Hill, Cashier;
H. P. Eversole, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS— L. F. Bell, J. K. Pool, G. W. Ledbetter, Sr., V. S. Cannon, Earl Hill
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts .............. . .$ 13,521.08
Loans on real estate ..............
1,250.00
597.46
1,132.58
1,182.73
Other real estate ......................
526.24
Due from non-reserve banks
2,174.97
Checks on other banks ..........
1£'7.05
Currency 1........................................
585.00
Gold .................................................
220.00
Silver ...............................................
749.33
Other resources ..........................
907.40
Total
............................................. $ 22,973.84
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................... ............$ 6,200.00
50.00
Certified surplus ............ ............
............ 12,333.47
............
3,337.15
1,053.22
. . '........
Total
...............................................$ 22,973.84
DUMAS.
MERCHANTS & FARMERS BANK.
Incorporated May 10, 1909. Charter No. 278.
OFFICERS—H. Thane, President; S. A. Banks, Vice President; Lloyd R. Byrne,
Cashier; Jeff Burnett, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS—H. Thane, J. Bernhardt, J. M. Cox, D. O. Porter, S. A. Banks.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ..................$ 97,956.10
Loans on real estate .................. 53,623.74
Other bonds and securities . . .
500.00
Furniture and fixtures ..............
2,000.00
Banking house .............................. 13.000.00
Other real estate ..........................
4,000.00
Items in transit ............................
7.50
Cash items ......................................
2,828.25
Due from reserve banks .......... 111,375.76
Checks on other hanks ..............
222.00
Currency ........................................... 12,881.00
Silver ..................................................
5.509.82
Total ................... $303,904.17
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $ 45,000.00
Certified surplus ..........................
7,000.00
Undivided profits ..........................
952.40
Savings accounts ..........................
1,678.30
Trust funds ......................................
400.00
Individual deposits ...................... £'28,927.17
Public funds ....................................
3,751.97
C -D ’s, time ......................................
6,434.00
Cashier’ s checks ..........................
9,339.58
Other liabilities ............................
420.70
Total .................. .-.$303,904.17
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DYER.
BANK OF DYER.
Incorporated October 16, 1909. Charter No. 289.
OFFICERS—M. T. Rhodes, President; T. J. James, Vice President; W. D. Patton.
Cashier.
!
I
DIRECTORS—M. T. Rhodes, T. J. James, W. H. Burrough, W. M. Renfroe, C. H.
Moss, David T. Bryan, Geo. W. Fine.
Statement of November 17. 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts .................. $ 13,324.95
Loans on real estate ..................
1,642.15
Overdrafts ........................................
11.65
1,600.00
Furniture and fixtures ..............
Banking house ................................
1,580.00
Due from reserve banks .......... 34,716.82
Currency ............................................
1,827.00
Silver ..................................................
718.06
Total
55,420.63
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock ................................ $ 10,000.00
Certified surplus ..........................
1,000.00
Undivided profits ........................
911.32
Individual deposits ...................... 41,008.09
255.60
Public funds ....................................
C -D ’s, demand .............
2,200.00
Cashier’s checks ..........................
45.62
Total
55,420.63
EARLE.
BANK OF COMMERCE.
Incorporated October 3, 1910. Charter No. 321.
OFFICERS—C. T. Whitman. President; H. F..Avery, Vice President; H. A. Morrison,
Cashier; J. C. Moore, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS—L. J. Machen, C. W. Cooper, G. W. Essary, H. F. Aveiry, C. T. W h it
man, H. A. Morrison.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts .....................$236,887.21
Loans on real estate .................. 19,145.35
Loans on cotton .......................... 16,310.72
O v e r d r a fts
................................................
2.247.^1
Other bonds and securities . . . .
Furniture and fixtures ................
Other real estate ..........,.......... .
Due from non-reserve banks . .
Cash items ......................................
Due from reserve banks ............
Checks on other banks ..............
Currency ...........................................
Cold ..............................................
Silver ..................................................
Other resources ............................
3,613.76
3.876.31
19,470.45
54.001.35
121.20
93,665.76
2',413.67
12,613.00
20.00
5,765.43
2,186.06
Total
...............................................$472,337.28
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock ..................................$ 50,000.00
Certified surplus ..........................
3,000.00
TTndivided profits .......................... 10,976.12
N o te s
r e d is c o u n te d
...........................
3.000.00
Savings accounts ..........................
2,042.21
dividends unpaid ..........................
100.00
Individual deposits ...................... 229,411.40
Public funds .................................... 164,641.23
C -D ’s. time ......................................
8,916.32
Cashier’s checks ............................
250.00
Total
..............................................$472,337.28
ELKINS.
BANK OF ELKINS.
Incorporated June 1, 1912. Charter No. 377.
OFFICERS—R. D. Stokenhurw, President; E. A. Counts, Vice President; L. H. Smith,
Cashier: Clvde West. Ass't Cashier.
DIRECTORS—R. D. ^toenbury, F. /v Founts, G. W. Bassett, Bruce Brashears, Bruce
Holcomb, J. W. Phillips. L. H. Smith.
Statement of November 17. 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ..................$ 41.227.35
Loans on real estate ..................
6,542.50
Overdrafts ........................................
29.62'
Purniture and fixtures ..............
1,700.00
Ranking house ..............................
1,700.00
Due from reserve hanks .......... 28.480.37
Checks on other hanks ..............
296.60
Currency ..........................................
1,564.00
Hold . . . ' ...............................................
270.00
Silver ............
812.03
Total
$ 82,622.47
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $ in.non.on
Fertified surplus ............................
1.000.00
TTndivided profits ........................
2.281.46
Savings accounts .......................... 11,224.49
Individual deposits ........................ 45,785.84
Public funds ............................’. . . .
117.51
D ” " to non-reserve banks ........
2.343.47
C -D ’s, demand ..............................
9,869.70
Total
$ 82,622.47
S T A T E OF A R K A N SA S
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ELM SPRINGS.
ELM SPRINGS STATE BANK.
Incorporated February 21, 1913. Charter No. 407.
OFFICERS—J. G. Webber, President; W. J. Bradley, Vice President; R. F. Mustain-.
Cashier; J. M. Bradley, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS—J.
G. Webber, W. J. Bradley, A. P. Murphy, Reyburn Peay,
O. F.
I—I p I I c f a m
J 7
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ....................$ 27,744.92
Loans on real estate ..................
4,732.46
1,438.39
Furniture and fixtures ............
Banking house ..............................
1,200.00
Due from reserve banks ............
8,803.58
Checks on other hanks ..............
96.12
Currency ...........................................
770.00
Gold .....................................................
140.00
Silver ..................................................
269.84
22.00
Other resources ............................
Total
$ 45,217.31
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $ 10,000.00
Undivided profits ........................
1,170.69
Bills payable ..................................
3,000.00
Individual deposits ...................... 25,808.48
C -D ’s, time ......................................
5,139.72
Certified checks ............................
98.42
Total
$ 45,217.31
ELPASO.
BANK OF ELPASO.
Incorporated March 1, 1913. Charter No. 412.
OFFICERS—W. P. Davis, President; H. F. Harvey, Vice President; R. E. Kent, Cash
ier; Buckelle Davis, Ass't Cashier.
DIRECTORS—J. A. Phelps, C. B. Smith, D. H. Edwards, W. P. Davis, H. F. Harvey.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ..................$ 19,818.86
Overdrafts ........................................
59.73
Furniture and fixtures ..............
1,636.40
Banking house ..............................
1,784.60
Cash items ........................................
14.20
Due from reserve banks ............ 23,706.77
48.11
Checks on other banks ..............
Currency ...........................................
1,677.00
Gold .....................................................
85.00
Silver ..................................................
400.69
49,231.36
Total
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock ........ ........................ $ 10,000.00
Undivided profits ..........................
396.34
Dividends unpaid ..........................
25.00
Individual deposits ...................... 38,220.43
C -D ’s, time ......................................
313.50
Cashier’ s checks ............................
276.09
Total
$ 49,231.36
EMERSON.
FARMERS BANK.
Incorporated July 18, 1905. Charter No. 188.
OFFICERS—T. S. Grayson, President; W . J. Maloch, Vice President; J. B. Lee,
Cashier.
DIRECTORS—T. S. Grayson, W. J. Maloch, J. B. Led, W. D. Wingfield, E. W . W ar
ren, G. E. Mullins, A. J. Trammell, C. W. Jean, J. A. Maloch.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts .................. $
Loans on real estate ..................
Loans on cotton ............................
Other bonds and securities . . .
Furniture and fixtures ..............
Banking house ..............................
Due from non-reserve banks ..
Due from reserve banks ............
Checks on other banks ............
Currency ................ ; .........................
Gold .....................................................
Silver ..................................................
Other resources ..............................
T o ta l
13,054.49
19,212.72
7.065.36
127.00
1,335.00
800.00
43,785.72
29,468.47
180.85
3,343.00
67.50
272.97
6.29
$118,719.37
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock ................................ $ 25,000.00
Undivided profits ..........................
1,853.03
Individual deposits ...................... 87,350.32
Public funds ..................................
92.60
C -D ’s, time ......................................
3,513.03
Cashier’s checks .................
910.39
T o ta l
$118,719.37
R E P O R T OP B A N K C O M M ISS IO N E R
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ENGLAND.
BANK OF ENGLAND.
Incorporated August 23, 1898. Charter No. 48.
OFFICERS—Freed Hutto, President; F. M. Hankins, Vice President; R. L. Buffalo,
Cashier.
DIRECTORS—G. W. Morris, Freed Hutto, F. M. Hankins, D. H. Scroggin, J. B. Duncan.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ..................$ 44,152.64
Loans on real estate .................... 21,598.65
Overdrafts ........................................
41.50
Other bonds and securities . . . . 10,614.69
Furniture and fixtures ..............
2,094.59
Cash items ......................................
253.30
Due from reserve banks ............ 318,287.48
Checks on other banks .............. 12,409.95
Currency ........................................... 12,271.00
Silver ..................................................
701.04
Other resources ............................
2,714.52
$425,139.36
Total
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $ 25,000.00
Certified surplus .......................... 15,000.00
Undivided profits ........................
19,212.17
Individual deposits ...................... 363,710.74
C -D ’s, time ................
2,216.45
Total
$425,139.36
ENGLAND.
CITIZENS BANK & TRUST CO.
Incorporated December 22, 1911. Charter No. 361.
OFFICERS—J. E. Hicks, President; J. R. England, H. Galloway, Vice Presidents; Harry
C. Ehlers, Cashier: C. L. Emerson, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS—J. E. Hicks, J. R. England, H. Galloway, G. Ayres, Harry C. Ehlers,
E. M. Faver, W. M. Wilson, Ben B Morris, C. L. Emerson.
Statement of November 17. 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ................$ 82,009.08
Loans on real estate .................. 42,485.00
Loans on cotton ............................ 24,000.00
Overdrafts ...............................
393.27
Other bonds and securities . . . .
1.284.80
Furniture and fixtures ..............
2,201.23
Banking house ..............................
4.000.00
Other real estate ..........................
5 9 7 .6 0
Due from non-reserve banks . . 113,311.67
Cash items ......................................
3.00
Due from reserve banks ............ 251,099.94
Checks on other banks ..............
1.517.15
Currency ...........................................
8.896.00
Silver ..................................................
3,961.15
$535,759.89
Total
LIABILITIES
Capital stock .................................. $ 50,000.00
Certified surplus ..........................
5,000.00
Undivided profits ..........................
6,363.96
Individual deposits ...................... 467.925.50
C -D ’s, time ....................................
2.659.18
Cashier’s checks ............................
3,811.25
Total
$535,759.89
EUDORA.
BANK OF EUDORA.
Incorporated February 23, 1904.
Charter No. 152.
OFFICERS—H. W. Graves, President; E. M. Sleeker, Vice President; M. Cashion,
Cashier; B. M. Lamar, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS— E. S. Hilliard, H. W. Graves, L. W. May, E. M. Sleeker, M. Cashion.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ..................$ 2'9,816.70
Loans on real estate .................. 31,318.61
Overdrafts ........................................
722.48
Other bonds and securities . . . .
476.89
Furniture and fixtures ..............
2,500.00
Other real estate ..........................
9,325.68
Cash items ......................................
1,310.16
Due from reserve banks ............ 60,657.97
Checks on other banks ..............
828.52
Currency ...........................................
718.00
Gold .....................................................
93.50
Silver ..................................................
1,359.56
T o ta l
$139,128.08
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $
Undivided profits ........................
Savings accounts ..........................
Individual deposits ......................
Public funds ....................................
C -D ’s, time ......................................
Cashier’s checks ............................
T o ta l
25,000.00
2,167.18
806.73
56,509.25
23,994.52
30,202.70
447.70
$139,128.08
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EUDORA.
MERCHANTS & PLANTERS BANK.
Incorporated September 18, 1911. Charter No. 349.
OFFICERS—W. H. Stephenson, President; A. Feibelman, Vice President; B. L. Ross,
Cashier; F. F. Covington, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS—W. H. Stephenson, Eudora, Ark.; A. Feibelman, Eudora, Ark.; A. A.
Fischel, Eudora, Ark.; B. L. Ross, Eudora, Ark.; Udye Cohn, Grand Lake, Ark.;
J. S. Hall, Scaife, Ark.; J. W. Griffin, Harwood, Ark.
Statement of N< vember 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ..................$ 45,786.00
Loans on real estate .................... 36,688.65
Overdrafts ........................................
342.01
Other bonds and securities . . . .
1,534.15
2,375.00
Furniture and fixtures ..............
Other real estate ..........................
450.00
Due from non-reserve banks ..
3,000.00
Cash items ........................................
166.15
Due from reserve banks ............ 61,925.97
Currency ...........................................
4,445.00
Gold .....................................................
10.00
Silver ..................................................
1,009.35
Total
..............................................$157,732.28
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock ..................................$
Certified surplus ..........................
Undivided profits ..........................
Individual deposits ......................
Public funds ..................................
C -D ’s, time ......................................
Cashier’s checks ..........................
Total
25,000.00
2,500.00
3,634.79
98,618.35
10,506.18
16,600.09
872.87
..............................................$157,732.28
EUREKA SPRINGS.
BANK OF EUREKA SPRINGSIncorporated May 4, 1912. Charter No. 374.
OFFICERS— H. Clay Willis, President; John Hollub, Vice President; J. H. Willis,
Cashier.
DIRECTORS—Wm. Kappen, J. Fred Bolton, B. A. Tweedy, S. R. Cone, Elizabeth J.
Call, H. Clay Willis, J. H. Willis.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ..................$ 57,308.68
Loans on real estate ....................
1,440.00
Overdrafts ........................................
187.29
Other bonds and securities . . . .
169.53
2,615.00
Furniture and fixtures ..............
Other real estate ..........................
2,313.89
Cash items ........................................
88.85
Due from reserve banks ............ 23,472.75
415.00
Checks on other banks ..............
Currency ...........................................
3,193.00
602.50
Gold ............ ’........................................
Silver ..................................................
1,396.69
Total
..............................................$ 93,203.18
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock ..................................$
Certified surplus ..........................
Undivided profits ..........................
Savings accounts ..........................
Individual deposits ......................
Due to non-reserve banks ........
C -D ’s, time ....................................
Cashier’s checks ............................
Total
10,000.00
250.00
660.05
13,393.49
43,792.91
20,571.81
3,379.45
1,155.47
..............................................$ 93,203.18
EVENING SHADE.
BANK OF EVENING SHADE.
Incorporated February 5, 1901. Charter No. 69.
OFFICERS—W. A. Edwards, President; M . Stokes, Vice President; W. N. Metcalf,
Cashier.
DIRECTORS—W. A. Edwards, M. Stokes, Geo. E. Craig, O. S. Westmoreland, W. N.
Metcalf.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
............ .. .$ 16,108.84
.............
2,837.55
1.70
O ther bonds and securities .
223.95
Loans and discounts
L oans on real estate
Furniture and fixtures .........
B ankin g house ............................
Due from reserve banks . . . . . . .
Currency .........................................
Gold ...................................................
Silver ................................................
Total
1,000.00
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock ...................... ............. $ 10,000.00
900.00
Certified surplus ............. ............
.............
1 917.74
Individual deposits ......... ............ 52,983.55
Public funds ........................ ............
1,400.66
600.00
42,352.20
3,110.00
302i.50
620.21
$ 67,201.95
Total
$ 67,201.95
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EVERTON
BANK OF NORTH ARKANSAS.
Incorporated March 23, 1916. Charter No. 451.
OFFICERS—A. A. Bradley, President; A. N. Anderson, Vice President; S. H. Kunau,
Cashier.
DIRECTORS—A. A. Bradley, A. N. Anderson, S. H. Kunau, L. B. Bell.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts .................. $ 19,624.36
Loans on real estate ..................
750.00
Other bonds and securities . . . .
255.00
Furniture and fixtures ..............
1,545.00
Banking house ..............................
2,500.00
Due from reserve banks .......... 14,995.99
Currency ...........................................
826.00
Gold .....................................................
140.00
Silver ..................................................
541.71
Total
..............................................$ 41,178.06
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $ 10,000.00
Certified surplus ............................
1,000.00
Undivided profits ..........................
214.08
Individual deposits ...................... 27,651.23
C -D ’s, time ......................................
2,080.50
232.25
Cashier’s checks ............................
Total
.............................................. $ 41,178.06
FAYETTEVILLE.
CITIZENS BANK.
Incorporated April 2, 1908. Charter No. 254.
OFFICERS—J. C. WhiteV President; J. L. Mitchell, Vice President; T. I. Abshior,
Cashier.
DIRECTORS—J. C. White, J. L. Mitchell, Jay Fulbright, W. M. Dowel!.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ..........
Loans on real estate ..........
Overdrafts ................................
Furniture and fixtures
Due from reserve banks ..
Checks on other banks
Currency ...................................
Gold ........................................... ..
Silver ..........................................
Total
21,785.23
12,739.75
12.98
282.50
14,791.62
472.26
2,103.00
35.00
656.75
52,879.09
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock . . . .
Certified surplus
Undivided profits
Bills payable . . . .
Individual deposits
C -D ’s, demand ..
Total
$
10, 000.00
600.00
1,781.64
28.00
36,689.45
3,780.00
$ 52,879.09
FAYETTEVILLE.
MclLROY BANKING CO.
Incorporated December 24, 1892. Charter No. 31.
OFFICERS— E. B. Harrison, President; J. H. Mcllroy, Vice President; H. K. Wade,
Cashier; T. P. Hall, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS—J. H. Mcllroy, C. D. Mcllroy, E. B. Harrison, H. K. Wade, J. K. Pool.
Statement of lovember 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ................... $248,400.55
Loans on real estate .................. 134,553.63
Overdrafts ........................................
690.94
Furniture and fixtures ..............
1,626.20
Banking house ..............................
7,000.00
Due from reserve banks .......... 123,471.87
Cash items ......................................
623.35
Due from reserve banks .......... 368,047.52
Checks on other banks ..............
2,475.59
Currency ........................................... 10,215.00
Gold .....................................................
9,375.45
Silver ..................................................
461.17
T o ta l
$906,941.27
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $ 50,000.00
Certified surplus ............................ 150,100.00
Undivided profits ........................ 26,869.50
Savings accounts .......................... 142.130.30
Individual deposits ...................... 291,547.72
Public funds .................................. 90,409.32
C -D ’s, demand .............................. 155,782.53
Cashier’s checks ..........................
101.90
T o ta l
$906,941.27
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FAYETTEVILLE.
FIRST SAVINGS BANK.
Incorporated January 29, 1912. Charter No. 367.
OFFICERS—Art T Lewis, President; J. J. Baggett, Vice President; Bruce Holcomb,
Cashier; K. C. Key, A. E. Collier, Ass’t Cashiers.
DIRECTORS—Art T. Lewis, J. J. Baggett, Bruce Holcomb, G. W. Rattenbury, D. F.
McMillan, E. F. Ellis, S. F. Dowell.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts .................. $
365.00
Loans on real estate .................. 115,153.91
Overdrafts ........................................
1.70
Other real estate
.....................
5,000.00
Cash items ......................................
21.79
Due from reservebanks .............
46,986.40
Total
..............................................$167,528.80
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $ 10,000.00
Certified surplus ..........................
5,000.00
Undivided profits .........................
3,022'.14
Savings accounts .......................... 105,629.96
Due to non-reserve banks ........... 26,450.72
C -D ’s, demand .............................. 16,625.98
Reserved for interest ................
800.00
Total
.............................................. $167,528.80
FORDYCE.
BANK OF FORDYCE.
Incorporated May 23, 1890. Charter No. 20.
OFFICERS—A. B. Banks, President; E. A. Acruman, Vice President; L. Amis, Cashier;
E. C. Benton, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS—A. B. Banks, E. A. Acruman, J. G. Pattillo, L. L. Trussed, E. T. Coliins,
V. R. Harris, C. B. Hickey, Red Thomas, P. W. Dedman, J. H. Meek, Dr. F. E.
Harrison, Jno. R. Hampton, L. Amis.
Statement of November 17. 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ................... $282,852.40
Loans on real estate .................. 36,704.40
Overdrafts ........................................
429.79
Other bonds and securities . . . .
20,634.60
2,100.00
Furniture and fixtures ..............
Banking house ..............................
12,000.00
Cash items ......................................
31.00
Due from reserve banks ............ 312,412.77
Checks on other banks ..............
23.80
Currency ........................................... 21,945.00
Gold .....................................................
1,740.00
Silver ..................................................
3,531.18
$694,404.94
Total
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock ..............
Certified surplus ............................
Undivided profits ..........................
Savings accounts ..........................
Trust funds ......................................
Individual deposits ......................
Public funds ....................................
Due to non-reserve banks ........
C -D ’s, demand ..............................
Cashier’s checks ............................
Total
$100,000.00
20,000.00
7,672.91
19,581.77
199.44
237,146.91
7,482.85
178,456.87
123,548.64
315.55
$694,404.94
FOREMAN.
BANK OF FOREMAN.
Incorporated May 24, 1907. Charter .No. 235.
OFFICERS—Carl Schuman, President; D. A. Codk, Vice President; R. E. Bowles,
Cashier; L. M. Cook, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS—Carl Schuman, D. A. Cook, L. J. Atkinson, J. W. Hopson, Jr., F. K.
Davis, C. M. Blocker, H. M. Mclver.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
'
Loans and discounts ..................
Loans on real estate ..................
Loans on cotton ............................
Overdrafts ........................................
Other bonds and securities
Furniture and fixtures ..............
Banking house ..............................
Other real estate ..........................
Due from non-reserve banks ..
Due from reserve banks ............
Checks on other banks ............
Currency ...........................................
Gold .....................................................
Silver ..................................................
Other resources ............................
T o ta l
46,814.46
28,375.83
14,673.62
359.09
1,553.95
1,800.00
1.300.00
267.80
16.744.60
77.848.60
735.06
6.693.00
687.50
1,791.98
1.896.00
$201,541.49
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock ..........................
Certified surplus ..................
Undivided profits ..................
Savings accounts ..................
Individual deposits ..............
C -D ’s, time ............................
Cashier’s checks ....................
T o ta l
$
20 , 000.00
5,000.00
3,396.57
1,019.99
158,075.14
7,596.00
6,453.79
$201,541.49
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FOREMAN.
CITIZENS BANK.
/Incorporated February 4, 1903. Charter No. 112.
OFFICERS— E. G. Campbell, President; R. P. Lindsay, Vice President; A. E. Waters,
Cashier; Fred Gantt, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS— E. G. Campbell, R. P. Lindsay, L. C. Shackelford, A. E. Waters, N. A.
George.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts .................. $ 32,907.85
6,308.25
Loans on real estate ....................
Loans on cotton ............................ 73,000.00
Other bonds and securities . . . .
3,293.75
Furniture and fixtures ..............
1,252.00
Banking house ................................
3,000.00
Due from reserve banks ............ 100,541.60
Checks on other banks ..............
581.15
Currency ...........................................
3,373.00
Gold .....................................................
628.50
1,707.27
Silver ..................................................
Total
..............................................$226,593.37
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $ 15,000.00
Certified surplus .......................... 15,000.00
Undivided profits ..........................
7,826.75
Individual deposits ....................... 168,595.53
Public funds ....................................
9.74
Due to non-reserve banks ........
5,463.73
C -D ’s, time ...................................... 11,781.00
Cashier’s checks ...........................
916.62
Reserved for interest ..................
2,000.00
Total
.............................................. $226,593.37
FORREST CITY.
BANK OF EASTERN ARKANSAS.
Incorporated September 2, 1886. Charter No. 3.
OFFICERS—James Fussell, President; Jno. W. Alderson, Vice President; J. T. Fondren,
Cashier; W. W. Campbell, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS—James Fussell, E. P. Taylor, A. J. Vaccoro, S. H. Mann, J. T. Fondren,
John W. Alderson, Chas. Lewis, Joel E. Wynne, W. W. Campbell.
Statement of November 17. 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts .....................$128,998.95
Loans on real estate .................... 41,231.62
Loans on cotton ............................ 32,179.75
Overdrafts ........................................
2,195.39
Other bonds and securities . . . . 28,723.65
3,864.41
Furniture and fixtures ..............
Banking house .................
6,400.00
Cash items ......................................
199.55
Due from reserve banks ............ 479,177.51
Checks on other banks ..............
3,427.01
Currency ...........
17,179.00
Silver ..................................................
1,550.00
$745,126.84
Total
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $ 30,000.00
Certified surplus .......................... 30,000.00
Undivided profits .......................... 29,168.12
Individual deposits ...................... 618,386.25
Due to non-reserve banks ........ 10,000.00
C -D ’s, time ......................................
27,572.46
Total
$745,126.84
FORREST CITY.
PLANTERS BANK.
Incorporated June 30, 1910. Charter No. 315.
OFFICERS— L. R. Grobmyer, President; J. T. Sanders, Vice President; H. P. Gorman,
Cashier; Jas. M. Gilliam, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS—L. R. Grobmyer, J. T. Sanders, H. P. Gorman, S. L. Kirkpatrick, Oscie
Walker, T. O. Fitzpatrick, T. B. Green.
Statement of November 17. 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts .................. $ 71,471.79
Loans on real estate .................. 22,244.00
Loans on cotton ...........................
360.00
Overdrafts ........................................
442.36
Other bonds and securities . . . .
3,000.00
Furniture and fixtures ..............
3,000.00
Banking house ..............................
7,000.00
Other real estate ..........................
2,263.85
Cash items ......................................
83.48
Due from reserve banks ............ 100,646.65
Checks on other banks ..............
7,475.32
Currency ...........................................
15,087.00
Gold ............................... -....................
245.00
Silver .•................................................
1,198.99
Other resources ............................
277.08
T o ta l
.................................................. ..$ 2 3 4 ,7 9 5 .5 2
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $ 30,000.00
Certified surplus ..........................
1,000.00
Undivided profits ....................
1,489.51
Notes rediscounted ......................
1,190.00
Dividends unpaid ..........................
51.25
Individual deposits ...................... 177,959.44
C -D ’s, demand .............................. 22,903.22
Cashier’s checks ............................
202.10
T o ta l
....................................................... $234,795.52
State of Arkansas
3b
f ORT SMITH.
ARKANSAS V A L L E Y BANK.
Incorporated December 31, 1914. Charter No, 445.
OFFICERS—Jno. C. Gardner, President; C. B. Carter, Cashier; J. E. Leming, Ass’t
Cashier.
DIRECTORS—Jno. C. Gardner, Jas. F. Read, Jas. B. McDonough, Rudolph Ney, H.
Moulton, C. R. Breckenridge, W. J. Echols, M. T . Dyke.
Statement of November 17. 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ................... $335,373.04
Loans on real estate .................... 98,955.66
Loans on cotton ............................ 19,000.00
Overdrafts ........................................
1,887.49
Other bonds and securities . . . .
9,480.62
Items in transit ..........................
3,152.30
Cash items ......................................
662.30
Due from reserve banks ............ 495,625.83
Checks on other banks ..............
3,483.3 2
Currency ........................................... 14,041.00
Gold .....................................................
170.00
Silver ..................................................
2,843.71
$984,675.32
Total
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock ................................. $100,000.00
Certified surplus ..........................
5,000.00
Undivided profits ........................
7,396.36
Savings accounts .......................... 121,238.77
Individual deposits ...................... 187,359.04
2,086.94
Public funds ....................................
Due to non-reserve banks ........ 537.772.84
C -D ’s, demand ..............................
3,276.00
C -D ’s, time ...................................... 14,889.25
Certified checks ............................
752.50
Cashier’s checks ............................
4,903.62
Total
$984,675.32
FOUKE.
•
STATE BANK OF FOUKE.
Incorporated April 6, 1914. Charter No. 436.
OFFICERS—J. W. Maxwell, President; Allen Winham, Vice President; R. E. Maxwell,
Cashier.
DIRECTORS—J. W. Maxwell, Allen Winham, S. J. Davis, P. P. Elam, R. E. Maxwell.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ..................$ 15,159.92
Loans on real estate ..................
9,650.90
Overdrafts ........................................
3,78
Furniture and fixtures ..............
1,080.00
2,280.00
Banking house ..............................
Due from reserve banks .......... 33,971.32
Currency ...........................................
986.00
Silver ..................................................
512.12
63,644.04
Total
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock ..................................$ 10,000.00
Certified surplus ..........................
1,100.00
Undivided profits ........................
1,343.47
Savings accounts .........
49.40
Individual deposits ...................... 50,664.41
Cashier’s checks ............................
482'.98
Other liabilities ............................
3.78
Total
63,644.04
FOUNTAIN HILL.
FOUNTAIN H ILL BANK.
Incorporated January 25, 1913. Charter No. 402.
OFFICERS— E. W. Gates, President; G. W. Mears, Vice President; M. L. Smith,
Cashier.
DIRECTORS—E. W. Gates, President, Crossett, Ark.; G. W. Mears, Vice President,
Fountain Hill, Ark.; M- L. Smith, Cashier, Fountain Hill, Ark.; A. A. Pierce,
Fountain Hill, Ark.; A. G. Pierce, Fountain Hill, Ark.; L. W. Dillard, Monticello,
Ark.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ..................$ 10,182.06
Loans on real estate ....................
1,980.46
Overdrafts ........................................
1,201.52
Other bonds and securities . . . .
44.07
Furniture and fixtures ..............
1,708.45
Banking house ..............................
2,000.00
Due from reserve banks ............ 13,963.00
Currency ...........................................
1,200.00
Gold .....................................................
100.00
Silver ..................................................
672.14
Other resource^ ..........................
33.31
T o ta l
....................................................... $ 33,085.01
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock ................................ $ 10,000.00
Certified surplus ............................
1,000.00
Undivided profits ..........................
938.22
Individual deposits ...................... 17,359.07
C -D ’s, time ....................................
955.42
Cashier’s checks ..........................
1,630.78
Other liabilities ............................
1,201.52
T o ta l
....................................................... $ 33,085.01
R E P O R T OF B A N K C O M M IS S IO N E R
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FRANKLIN.
BANK OF FRANKLIN.
Incorporated June 13, 1905. Charter No. 182.
OFFICERS—W. A. Wilson, President; W . C. Gaston, Vice President; G. A. Gleghorn,
Cashier.
DIRECTORS—W. A. Wilson, W. C. Gaston, A. F. Batteirton, J. D. Smith, T . W.'
Simpson, R. J. Estes, H. Gaston.
Statement of November 17. 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts .................... $ 10,777.97
Loans on real estate ..................
1,451.46
Overdrafts ........................................
169.36
Furniture and fixtures ..............
1,200.00
Banking house ..............................
500.00
Other real estate
......................
99.32
Items in transit ............................
2,367.94
Cash items ........................................
106.57
Due from reservebanks ............... 26,487.94
Currency ...........................................
1,660.00
Gold .....................................................
135.00
Silver ..................................................
520.42
Other resources ..............................
28.17
Total
.................. , ......................... $ 45,504.15
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $ 10,000.00
Certified surplus ..........................
750.00
Undivided profits ..........................
961.56
Individual deposits ...................... 33,292.59
C -D ’s, time .....................................
500.00
45,504.15
Total
FULTON.
BANK OF FULTON.
Incorporated April 29, 1904. Charter No. 156.
OFFICERS—Wm. Temple, President; J. J. Battle, Vice President; T. J. Carter, Cash
ier; Chas. Rowland, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS—Wm. Temple, J. J. Battle, W. R. Orton, J. R. Autrey, S. R. Morgan.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts .................. $ 29,232.66
Loans on real estate ....................
8,712.52'
78.32
Overdrafts ........................................
Other bonds and securities . . . .
381.80
Furniture and fixtures ..............
2,447.06
Other real estate ..........................
2,775.00
Due from non-reserve banks . . 30,716.64
Due from reserve banks ............ 18,784.78
Checks on other banks ..............
39.50
2,043.00
Currency .............
Gold .....................................................
55.00
Silver ..................................................
1,366.52
Other resources ............................
4,756.62
Total
............................................$101,389.42
Capital
LIABILITIES.
stock ................................ $ 17,125.00
........................
70,388.67
Public funds ....................................
C -D ’s, demand ..............................
Cashier’s checks ..........................
Individual
384.59
13,445.15
46.01
Total
deposits
............................................$101,389.42
GENTRY.
C ITIZE N S BANK.
Incorporated iDecember 4, 1911. Charter No. 359.
OFFICERS—Marion Wasson, President; J. G. Hennon, Vice President; J. N. Covey,
Cashier.
DIRECTORS— Marion Wasson, J. G. Hennon, J. N. Covey; J. J. Carl, E. C. Pickens.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ....................$ 35,858.60
Loans on real estate ..................
5,355.00
Overdrafts ........................................
31.02
Other bonds and securities . . . .
321.57
Furniture and fixtures ..............
800.00
Banking house ..............................
5,000.00
Items in transit ............................
437.13
Due from reserve banks ............ 34,172.44
Checks on other banks ..............
757.31
Currency ...........................................
6,499.00
Gold .....................................................
25.00
Silver ..................................................
1,508.02
T o ta l
$ 90,765.09
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock ................................$ 15,000.00
Certified surplus ..........................
1,200.00
Undivided profits ........................
1,680.91
Individual deposits ...................... 59,047.17
Public funds .................
93.72
C -D ’s, demand .............................. 13,743.29
T o ta l
$ 90,765.09
ST A TE OF A R K A N SA S
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GILLETT.
BANK OF GILILETT
Incorporated June 20, 1905. Charter No. 183.
OFFICERS—J. H. Martin, President; J. W. A. Norden, Vice President; H. E. Martin,
Cashier; C. H. Swinehart, Ass't Cashier.
DIRECTORS—J. H. Martin, L. A. Black, J. W. A. Norden, A. H. Richter, W. W .
Lowe, F. E. Martin.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts .................. $ 40,696.30
Loans on real estate ..................
7,617.00
Loans on cotton .......................... 62,937.75
Overdrafts ........................................
370.87
2,608.16
Furniture and fixtures ..............
Banking house ..............................
2,889.89
Other real estate ........................
2,636.10
Due from non-reserve banks . .
772.84
Due from reserve banks ............ 13,530.65
Currency ...........................................
2,538.00
Silver ..................................................
1,308.17
Total
................ ............................. $137,905.73
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $ 20,000.00
Certified surplus ..........................
4,000.00
Undivided profits ..........................
1,940.60
Bills payable .................................. 15,000.00
Individual deposits ...................... 87,743.11
Public funds ...................................
1,712.89
iC-D’s, time ....................................
5,656.96
Cashier’s checks ..........................
1,852.17
Total
.............................................. $137,905.73
GILLHAM.
BANK OF GILHAM.
Incorporated May 15, 1905. Charter No. 179.
OFFICERS—B. E. Hendrix, President; J. L. Flanagin, Vice President; Geo. G. Bell,
Cashier.
DIRECTORS—B. E. Hendrix, J. L. Flanagin, L. C. Johnston, J. L. Wright.
Statement of November 17. 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ................ $ 20,442.54
Loans on real estate .....................
3,073.17
Furniture and fixtures ..............
1,300.00
Banking house ..............................
850.00
475.00
Other real estate ..........................
Items in transit ............................
22.00
Cash items ..............i .....................
21.00
Due from reserve banks .......... 11,808.69
Currency ...........................................
1,982.00
Silver ..................................................
718.94
Total
40,693.34
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock ..................................$ 12,500.00
Certified surplus ..........................
500.00
Undivided profits ........................
557.32
Individual deposits ...................... 25,121.11
C -D ’s, demand ..............................
500.00
C -D ’s, time ....................................
830.00
Cashier’s checks ..........................
684.91
Total
40,693.34
GLENWOOD.
BANK OF GLENWOOD.
Incorporated December 27, 1912. Charter No. 398.
OFFICERS—R. Q. McClure, President; F. B. Clement, 1st Vice President; W. E. Tay
lor, 2nd Vice President; K. E. Hallman, Cashier; G. B. Wilson, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS—R. Q. McClure, F. B. Clement, W. E. Taylor, K. E. Hallman, W . K.
Gibbs, G. W. Wisener, J. A. Bonner.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts .................. $ 33,387.55
Loans on real estate .................. 18,695.24
Overdrafts ........................................
360.70
Other bonds and securities
811.46
Furniture and fixtures ..............
900.00
Banking house ................................
2,500.00
Other real estate ..........................
950.00
Due from non-reserve banks .. 17,351.12
Cash items ......................................
211.66
Due from reserve banks ............ 26,255.41
Currency ...........................................
5,025.00
Gold .....................................................
145.00
Silver ..................................................
547.20
Other resources ............................
979.14
T o ta l
....................................................... $108,119.48
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock ...................... ........... $ 15,000.00
Certified surplus ...........................
2,000.00
Undivided profits ...........................
2,111.48
Individual deposits ....................... 77,223.01
Public funds ..................................
6,540.27
C -D ’s, demand ...............................
4,502.26
Cashier’s checks ............................
742.46
T o ta l
....................................................... $108,119.48
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GRADY.
BANK OF GRADY.
incorporated September 25, 1913. Charter No. 423OFFICERS—J. H. Heliums, President; B. F. Ingram, Vice President; O. L. Miller,
C3Shicr*
DIRECTORS—Dr. E. L. Hutchison, T. S. Lovett, B. F. Ingram, J. H. Heliums, P. H.
Prewitt.
Statement of November 17. 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts .................. $ 16,503.17
7,100.01
Loans on real estate ..................
Furniture and fixtures ..............
1,100.00
B a n k i n g house ..............................
3,000.00
Due from non-reserve banks ..
103.41
Due from reserve banks ............ 68,635.16
Checks on other banks ..............
357.65
Currency ...........................................
4,732.00
Gold .....................................................
20.00
Silver ..................................................
3,251.96
Total
..............................................$104,803.35
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $ 15,000.00
600.00
Certified surplus ..........................
Undivided profits ........................
1,013.65
Individual deposits ......................
87,290.70
C -D ’s, time ...................................... . 100.00
Cashier’s checks ........................
799.00
Total
.............................................. $104,803.35
GRAVETTE.
BANK OF GRAVETTE.
Incorporated February 28, 1898. Charter No. 46.
s
OFFICERS—J. T. Edmondson, President; D. T . Roseborough, Vice President; Uther
Kindley, Cashier; Thos. Cawood and Ola Kindley, Ass’t Cashiers.
DIRECTORS—J. T. Edmondson, D. T. Roseborough, Philo Rodgers, J. F. Dorsett,
Mollie Kindley.
Statement of November 17. 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts .................. $ 51,650.43
Loans on real estate .................. 49,199.27
Overdrafts ........................................
45.74
Other bonds and securities . . . .
100.00
Furniture and fixtures ..............
3,340.00
Banking house ..............................
3,000.00
Other real estate ..........................
1,900.00
Due from reserve banks ............ 56,844.54
Checks on other banks ..............
33.85
Currency ...........................................
2,047.00
Gold .....................................................
3,010.00
Silver ..................................................
3,060.76
Total
..............................................$174,231.59
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock ................................ $ 25,000.00
Certified surplus .......................... 18,500.00
..........................
1,952.34
Individual deposits ......................
Public funds .......................
C -D ’s, time ............................
Undivided
73,286.17
1,624.64
53,868.44
Total
profits
.............................................. $174,231.59
GREEN FOREST.
FARMERS & MERCANTS BANK.
Incorporated July 27, 1915. Charter No. 447.
OFFICERS— Lum Anderson, President; M. S. Coxsey, Vice President; J. R. Perkins,
Cashier; Ray Anderson, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS— Lum Anderson, M. S. Coxsey, F. R. Morrow, D. J. West, J. R. Perkins,
B. O. George, R. S. Granger, R. B. Kelley, George Sawyer.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ..................$ 33,454.35
Loans on real estate ..................
4,475.00
Overdrafts ........................................
40.20
Furniture and fixtures
..........
1,500.00
Banking house ..............................
2,500.00
Other real estate ..........................
2,500.00
Due from reserve banks ............ 14,232.34
Currency ..........................................
2,175.00
Gold ....................................................
10.00
Silver ..................................................
1,376.88
Other resources ............................ '
1.65
T o ta l
$ 62,265.42
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock ..........................
Certified surplus ....................
Undivided profits ..................
Individual deposits ..............
C -D ’s, time ..............................
T o ta l
20, 000.00
2,000.00
1,899.65
32,467.77
5,898.00
$ 62,265.42
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GREENWAY.
BANK OF GREENWAY.
Incorporated October 21, 1907. Charter No. 249.
OFFICERS—H. G. Shannon, President; S. A. Ward, Vice President; C. F. Brennecke,
Cashier.
DIRECTORS—H. G. Shannon, S. A. Ward, C. F. Brennecke, R. W. Turner, G. W.
Sanders.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts .................. $ 18,107.04
1,199.33
Loans on real estate ..................
Overdrafts ........................................
54.00
Other bonds and securities . . . .
106.47
Furniture and fixtures ............
1,530.00
Banking house ..............................
2,000.00
Other real estate ..........................
2,000.00
Due from non-reserve banks . .
191.45
Due from reserve banks .......... 16,770.13
Checks on other banks ..............
157.00
2,809.00
Currency ...........................................
Gold .....................................................
47.50
Silver ..................................................
394.35
Total
..............................................$ 45,366.27
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $ 10,000.00
1,265.12
Certified surplus ..........................
Undivided profits ..........................
221.61
Individual deposits ...................... 29,493.89
Public funds ..................................
1,958.43
C -D ’s, time ......................................
2,264.69
Cashier’s checks ............................
162.53
Total
.............................................. $ 45,366.27
GREENWOOD.
FARMERS BANK.
Incorporated August 7, 1907. Charter No. 243.
OFFICERS—G. C. Packard, President; C. R. Owens, Vice President; W. N. Wilkinson,
Cashier; Alice Holland, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS—W. L. Seaman, G. C. Packard, R. H. McConnell, F. P. Holland, Robt.
A. R.owe, T. N. Davis, J. W. Carlile, B. L. Ware, J. L. Johnson, C. R. Owens,
W . N. Wilkinson.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts .............. .$ 73,117.57
Loans on real estate ................ . 10,530.63
350.00
Loans on cotton ........................
205.53
Overdrafts ....................................
208.80
Other bonds and securities ..
1,930.00
Furniture and fixtures ..........
3.700.00
Banking house ..........................
500.00
Other real estate ......................
7,405.80
Due from non-reserve banks
1,040.53
Cash items ..................................
. 53,106.04
D u e fr o m re se r v e b a n k s
309.98
C h e c k s on o th e r b a n k s ............
2.653.00
Currency ......................................
795.00
Gold ................................................
297.54
Silver ..............................................
.$156,150.42
Total
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................... ............$
Certified surplus ............ .............
Undivided profits .......... ............
Individual deposits ........ ............
Public funds ...................... ............
C -D ’s, demand ................ ............
Cashier’s checks .............. ............
Total
25,000.00
8,500.00
3,795.89
88,608.74
11,373.43
18,310.59
561.77
................................ ............ $156,150.42
GREENWOOD.
SEBASTIAN STATE BANK.
Incorporated August 31, 1914. Charter No. 443.
OFFICERS—Chas. E. Osborn, President; T. A. Norris, Vice President; W .( C . Davis,
Cashier.
DIRECTORS—Chas. E. Osborn, T. A. Norris, W. C. Davis, Ezra Hester, Fred McCord,
C. R. Owsley, Paul Little.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ..........
Loans on real estate ..........
Loans on cotton ..................
Overdrafts ................................
Other bonds and securities
Furniture and fixtures . . . .
Banking house ......................
Other real estate ..................
Cash items ..............................
Due from reserve banks ..
Checks on other banks . . . .
Currency ..................................
Gold ............................................
Silver ..........................................
T o ta l
31,577.90
10,488.04
110.00
849.61
61.50
1,800.00
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock ..........................
Certified surplus ....................
Undivided profits ..................
Individual deposits ..............
Public funds ............................
C -D ’s, demand ......................
20,000.00
2.500.00
1.955.00
37,523.39
7,220.75
7,598.50
2 , 000.00
6,928.30
199.00
16,072.96
199.65
5,285.00
525.00
700.68
.$ 76,797.64
T o ta l
76,797.64
R E P O R T O F B A N K C O M M IS S IO N E R
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GRIFFITH VILLE.
FIRST BANK.
Incorporated November 6, 1905. Charter No- 194.
OFFICERS—Jas. A. Neaville, President; W . A. Riner, Vice President; B. F. Grissom,
Cashier.
DIRECTORS—Jas. A. Neaville, Griffithville, Ark.; W . A. Riner, Griffithville, Ark.;
A. J. Smith, Griffithvillei, Ark,
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts .................. $ 2,306.12
2,960.49
Loans on real estate ....................
Furniture and fixtures ..............
1,000.00
Banking house ..............................
855.13
Due from reserve banks .......... 23,671.47
Checks on other banks ..............
77.98
Currency ..........................................
2,122.00
Silver ..................................................
452.22
2,200.14
Other resources ............................
Total.
35,645.55
J L i A A I D l i - j l ± L U j ZS.
Capital stock .................................. $ 2,000.00
Certified surplus ..........................
23.81
Undivided profits ..........................
127.19
Individual deposits ...................... 32,787.08
Public funds ....................................
199.64
Cashier’s checks ............................
507.83
Total
35,645.55
GRUBBS.
BANK OF GRUBBS.
Incorporated July 21, 1909. Charter No. 284OFFICERS— Mike Denton, President; J. M. Ivy, Vice President; J. E. Williams,
DIRECTORS—Mike Denton, J. M. Ivy, J. E. Williams, W. O. Mitchell.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ....................$ 17,495.22
313.02
Overdrafts ........................................
Other bonds and securities . . . .
43.04
Furniture and fixtures ..............
1,400.00
Banking house ..............................
1,500.00
Due from non-reserve banks ..
2,760.59
50.93
Cash items ........................................
Due from reserve banks ..........
48,031.07
Checks on other banks ..............
71.20
Currency ...........................................
4,121.00
Silver ..................................................
987.71
$ 76,773.78
Total
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $ 10,000.00
Certified surplus ..........................
1,000.00
1,012.43
Undivided profits ..........................
Individual deposits ........................
60,397.02
Public funds ......................
3,300.00
-500.00
C -D ’s, time .......................................
Cashier’s checks ..........................
563.73
Total
$ 76,773.78
GUION.
IZARD COUNTY BANK.
Incorporated November 7, 1911. Charter No. 357.
OFFICERS—J. W. Williamson, President; Austin Billingsley, Vice President; E. L.
Collier, Cashier.
DIRECTORS—J. W. Williamson, Austin Billingsley, E. L. Collier.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ..................$ 17,848.40
Loans on real estate ..................
1,000.00
Loans on cotton ............................
2,632.25
Overdrafts ........................................
8,321.12
Banking house ..............................
1,324.54
Other real estate ........................
1,475,00
Due from non-reserve banks ..
2,250.00
Due from reserve banks ............
6,529.43
Currency ..........................................
2,106.00
Gold ....................................................
135.00
Silver ..................................................
245.13
T o ta l
.$ 43,866.87
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $ 10,000.00
Certified surplus ..........................
565.48
Undivided profits ..........................
1,069.80
Individual deposits ...................... 32,231.59
T o ta l
$ 43,866.87
'STATE! OF A R K A N S A S
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GURDON.
CLARK COUNTY BANK.
Incorporated August 4, 1900. Charter No. 61.
OFFICERS—Dr. J. H. Cuffman, President; Jas G. Clark, Vice President; R. C.
Childs, Cashier; Fred M. Holt, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS—Dr. J. H. Cuffman, R. C. Childs, J. C. Lipscomb, Jas. G. Clark, C V.
McDaniel.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ..................$ 43,837.18
Loans on real estate .................. 17,664.13
Overdrafts ...................................
186.90
Other bonds and securities . . . .
2,138.12
Furniture and fixtures .............. 1,500.00
1,500.00
Other real estate ..........................
Items in transit ..........................
890.00
Cash items ......................................
28.00
Due from reserve banks .......... 53,616.79
Checks on other banks ..............
435.15
Currency ..........■ ............................
6,204.00
Gold ....................................................
155.00
Silver ..................................................
842.48
Other resources ............................
1,966.16
Total
............................................. $130,963.91
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $ 25,000.00
Certified surplus ...........
1,250.00
Undivided profits ..........................
755.40
Saving's accounts ..........................
9,807.90
Individual deposits ...................... 90,916.05
4.56
Public funds ..................................
C -D ’s, time .......................
3,230.00
Total
.............................................. $130,963.91
GURDON.
MERCHANTS & FARMERS BANK.
Incorporated June 13, 1912. Charter No. 380.
OFFICERS—John M. Keys, President; W. S. Hearin, Vice President; Rupert A. Stuart,
Cashier.
DIRECTORS—W. J. Capps, W . S. Hearin. A. H. Koerner, N. W . McLeod. Rupert A.
Stuart, W . E. Grayson, John M. Keys, Dr. C. W . McLain, I. H. Seller, Robert
A. Stuart.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts .......... . . . .$ 24.987.60
Loans on real estate ............
....
1.25
2,759.45
Furniture and fixtures . . . .
48,706.02
Due from reserve banks . . . ___
870.42
Checks on other banks . . . . ___
4,738.00
Currency .................................. ___
___
72.50
Gold ............................................
2,204.34
Silver .................... ! ................... ___
85.11
Other resources ....................
Total
...................................... ___ $ 90,644.29
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................... ............$ 16,350.00
Certified surplus ............ ............
770.00
............
106.51
Dividends unpaid .......... ............
28.00
Individual deposits ........ ............ 73,389.78
Total
.
............$ 90,644.29
HACKETT CITY.
HACKETT C ITY BANK.
Incorporated January 8, 1906. Charter No. 204.
OFFICERS—L. W. Forbes, President; P. Forbes, Vice President; W. P. Forbes, Cash
ier: E. E. Ware, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS—L. W. Forbes, P. Forbes, W. P. Forbes.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ............ . . . $ 20.196.18
4,267.22
Loans on real estate ............
990.79
Other bonds and securities .
2.500.00
Furniture and fixtures ........
550.00
Other real estate ....................
2.31.1 7
Items in transit ......................
121.50
11,623.49
Due from reserve banks . . . .
36.42
Checks on other banks ........
2,152.00
Currency ....................................
72.50
Gold ..............................................
798.69
Silver ............................................
2,038.64
Other resources ......................
Total
........................................ . . . $ 45,578.53
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................... ............ $ 10.000.00
Certified surplus .............. ............
3.000.00
Undivided profits .......... ............
2,142.24
Savings accounts ............ ............
235.64
Individual deposits ........ ............ 24,692.09
Public funds ...................... ............
110.00
............
4,493.68
Cashier’s checks .............. ............
898.88
Total
................................ ----- ; . . $ 45,578.53
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HAMBURG.
FARMERS SAVINGS BANK & TRUST CO.
Incorporated January 24, 1911. Charter No. 331.
OFFICERS—G. P. George, President; A. H. Wilson, Vice President; Frank N. Pugh,
Cashier; C. J. Brown, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS—G. P. George, L. T. Murphy, S. O. Savage, J. N. Riley, Frank N.
Pugh, A. H. Wilson.
Statement of November 17. 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ..................$ 59,260.47
Loans on real estate .................. 48,000.00
Other bonds and securities . . . .
815.76
Furniture and fixtures ..............
2,000.00
Banking house ..........
4,000.00
Items in transit ............................
168.25
Cash items ......................................
434.04
Due from reserve banks ............ 55,259.30
Checks on other banks ..............
245.07
Currency ..........................................
7,689.00
Gold ....................................................
15.00
Silver ..................................................
657.00
Total
..............................................$178,543.89
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $
Certified surplus ............................
Undivided profits ..........................
Individual deposits ......................
Public funds ..................................
C -D ’s, time ......................................
Cashier’s checks ..........................
Total
50,000.00
8,000.00
6,417.54
85,666.91
10,980.00
14,832.60
2,646.84
.............................................. $178,543.89
HAMBURG.
HAMBURG BANK.
Incorporated February 10, 1902. Charter No. 85.
OFFICERS—J. P. Blanks, President; W. L. Blanks, Vice President; B. O. Jackson,
Cashier; R. W. Baird, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS—J. P. Blanks, W. L. Blanks, M. E. Sawyer, D. E. Watson, J. W . Simp
son, Jno. CurriC\ Jr., B. O. Jackson.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ..................$ 97,452.29
Loans on real estate .................... 40,551.82
Overdrafts ........................................
.79
Other bonds and securities . . . .
5,210.31
1,750.00
Furniture and fixtures ..............
Other real estate ..........................
4,245.71
Items in transit ............................
36.90
Due from reserve banks .......... 106,144.48
677.16
Checks on other banks ..............
Curren cy.............................................
4,481.00
Gold ....................................................
70.00
Silver ..................................................
1,438.86
Total
.............................................. $262,059.32
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $ 50,000.00
Certified surplus .......................... 12,500.00
Undivided profits ........................ 12,234.08
Individual deposits ...................... 145,323.36
Public funds ..................................
16,923.87
C -D ’s, time ....................................
25,078.01
Total
..............................................$262,059.32
HAMPTON.
BANK OF HAMPTON.
Incorporated November 7, 1903. Charter No. 146.
OFFICERS—W. L. Furlow, President; D. F. Wilson, Vice President; N. N. Wood,
DIRECTORS—W. C. Ribenack, D. F. Wilson, W. L. Furlow, C. L. Poole, C. S. McCain,
W . H. Furlow, W. C. Dunn.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ....................$ 51,529.75
Loans on real estate ..................
24,544.97
Other bonds and securities . . . .
8,523.71
Furniture and fixtures ..............
2,000.00
Banking house ................................
4,000.00
Due from reserve banks ..........
71,473.24
Currency
........................................
5,274.00
Gold ....................................................
380.00
Silver ..................................................
304.33
T o ta l
$168,030.00
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $ 15,000.00
Certified surplus ..........................
1,250.00
Undivided profits ........................
2,119.20
Individual deposits ...................... 130,708.74
Public funds ....................................
7,936.08
C -D ’s, time ....................................
9,062.35
Cashier’s checks ..........................
1,953.63
T o ta l
$168,030.00
ST A TE OF A RK AN SA S
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HARDY.
FARMERS BANK OF HARDYIncorporated July 17, 1903. Charter No. 135.
OFFICERS—S. P. Turner, President; J. R. Metcalf, Vice President; A. M. Metcalf,
Cashier; Jean Davidson, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS—S. P. Turner, J. R. Mdtcalf, A. M. Metcalf, Arthur Sullivan, Milton
Stokes.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ................$ 27,771.06
Loans on real estate ..................
2,960.00
Overdrafts ........................................
474.19
1,353.26
Furniture and fixtures ..............
Banking house ..............................
2,498.09
Cash items ......................................
388.85
Due from reservebanks ..............
33,827.54
Currency .......................................... 11,825.00
Gold ....................................................
1,505.00
Silver ..................................................
381.44
Other resources
......................
10.00
Total
..............................................$ 82,994 43
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock ..................................$ 7,500.00
7,500.00
Certified surplus ..........................
Undivided profits ...................
1,754.91
Individual deposits ...................... 65,219.00
Public funds .............
941.02
Other liabilities ..............................
79.50
Total
..............................................$ 82,994.43
HARRELL.
CALHOUN COUNTY BANK.
Incorporated October 26, 1906. Charter No. 220.
OFFICERS— E. T. Collins, President; B. W. Harrell, Vice President; B. H. Wood,
DIRECTORS— B. W. Harrell. B. H. Wood, G. W. Wood, T. D. Roark, E. T. Collins,
A. J. Talbot, A. J. Parker.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ....................$ 27,176.99
Loans on real estate ................
863.14
Furniture and fixtures ..............
1,045.00
.......................
2,200.00
Banking house
Due from reserve banks ............ 62,879.40
Currency ..........................................
943.00
Gold ....................................................
240.00
Silver .....................
391.34
95,738.87
Total
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $ 15,000.00
Certified surplus ..........................
4,553.56
Undivided profits ..........................
1,928.31
Individual deposits ...................... 61.207.72
Public funds ..................................
4.550.00
8,061.25
C -D ’s, time ......................................
Cashier’s checks ............................
438.03
95,738.87
Total
HARRISBURG.
HARRISBURG STATE BANK.
Incorporated January 10, 1899. Charter No. 49.
OFFICERS—J. G. Gant, President; G. T. Garvey, Vice President; Thos. Flournoy,
Cashier; S. A. Latimer, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS—J. G. Gant, G. T. Garvey, John Armstrong, J. J. Mardis, G. I. Dill,
J. W. Rooks, Jr., J. W. Gant, Thos. Flournoy.
Statement of November 17. 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ................... $133,782.59
Loans on real estate .................. 17,661.73
Overdrafts ........................................
2,776.75
Other bonds and securities . . . .
3,945.36
Furniture and fixtures ..............
4.854.00
Due from non-reserve banks .. 11,308.12'
Due from reserve banks .......... 61,178.06
Checks on other banks ..............
145.97
Currencv ..........................................
2,959.00
Gold ....................................................
285.00
Silver ..................................................
786.20
Other resources ............................
3,142.39
T o ta l
....................................................... $242,825.17
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock ..................................$ 25,000.00
Certified surplus .......................... 25.000.00
Undivided profits ..........................
4.014.71
Bills payable ..................................
5,000.00
Dividends unpaid ..........................
50.00
Individual deposits ................
135.523.33
Public funds ....................................
925.96
Due to non-reserve banks ........ 10,442.16
C -D ’s, time ...................................... 36,416.01
Cashier’s checks ............................
453.0i
T o ta l
....................................................... $242,825.17
R E P O R T O F B A N K C O M M IS S IO N E R
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HARRISBURG.
MERCHANTS AND PLANTERS BANK ANID TR U S T CO.
Incorporated November 25, 1905. Charter No. 195.
OFFICERS—J. E. Van Beber, President; S. A. Bettis, Vice President; M. H. Frayser,
Cashier; M. M. Griffin, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS—J. E. Van Beber, S. A. Bettis, M . H. Frayser, R. E. Hare, J. A.
Bradsher, Joe Hall, M . T. Whitaker, J. C. Davis, W . A. Smith.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts .................. $ 77,008.29
Loans on real estate .................. 24,895.44
Overdrafts ........................................
105.45
Other bonds and securities . . . .
2,335.90
Furniture and fixtures ..............
1.175.00
Banking house ..............................
5,000.00
Cash items ......................................
30.15
Due from reserve banks ............ 50,450.83
Checks on other banks ..............
59.53
Currency ..........................................
3.496.00
70.00
Gold ....................................................
Silver ..................................................
2,170.39
Other resources ............................
4.80
Total
.............................................. $166,801.78
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................. ................$
Certified surplus ...........................
Undivided profits ...........................
Bills payable ...................................
Savings accounts ..........................
Trust funds ....................
Individual deposits ..............
Public funds .....................................
C -D ’s, time .....................................
Cashier’s checks ..........................
Total
50,000.00
1,500.00
6,883.75
10,000.00
28.00
1,662.09
81,829.73
370.06
13,717.72
810.43
.............................................. $166,801.78
HARRISON.
CITIZENS BANK.
Incorporated October 1, 1903. Charter No. 143.
OFFICERS—R. S. Granger, President; J. I. Worthington, Vice President; W. S. Pettit,
Cashier; F. W. Greene, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS—R. T. Kniqht, Chas. M . Granger, Fred W. Greene, W . S. Pettit, R. S.
Granger, J. I. Worthington, R. W . Milien.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ................... $208,207.01
Loans on real estate .................. 31,721.66
184.74
Overdrafts ........................................
Other bonds and securities . . . .
1,585.76
Furniture and fixtures ..............
1,600.00
Barking house ................................
5,000.00
554.00
Other real estate ..........................
IteTns in transit ..............................
1,000.00
Due from reserve banks .......... 169,904.77
Checks on other banks ..............
1,92'0.01
Currency ........................................... 12,714.00
Gold ....................................................
6,167.50
Silver ..................................................
2,423.26
Other resources ............................
308.37
$443,291.08
Total
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock ................................$ 37,000.00
Certified surplus .......................... 20,000.00
5,099.97
Undivided profits ........................
Savings accounts ..........................
30,992.06
Individual deposits .................... 286,912.61
Public funds .................................. 12,428.82
Due to non-reserve banks ........
8,644.88
C -D ’s, time .................................... 42,212.74
Total
$443,291.08
HARRISON.
FARMERS BANK.
Incorporated June 21, 1911. Charter No. 343.
OFFICERS — L. B. Bell, President; R. B. Cecil, J. N. Milum, Vice Presidents; L. F.
Eoff, Cashier.
DIRECTORS—L. B. Bell, L. F. Eoff, J. N. Milum, R. B. Cecil, Dotson Fancher, S. W.
Dozier.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ............ ...$121,214.75
Loans on real estate ............... 13.811.00
Overdrafts ........................................
1,415.45
Other bonds and securities . . . .
663.78
Furniture and fixtures ..............
3.913.91
Banking house ..............................
7,000.00
Other real estate ..........................
173.01
Due from non-reserve hanks ..
7,809.34
Due from reserve banks .......... 76,050.81
Checks on other banks ..............
1,058.70
Currency .......................................... 10,494.00
Gold ....................................................
1,170.00
Silver . . . ' . .........................................
2,197.38
Other resources ..........................
100.00
T o ta l
....................................................... $247,072.13
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock ................................ .$ 30,000.00
Certified surplus ..........................
614.00
Undivided profits ........................
1,801.62
Notes rediscounted ......................
5,000.00
Individual deposits ...................... 103,576.53
Due to non-reserve hanks ........ 85.890.50
C -D ’s, time ...................................... 19,934.48
Cashier’s checks ............................
255.00
T o ta l
....................................................... $247,072.13
4$
S T A T E OF ARKAN SAS'
HARTFORD.
BANK OF HARTFORD.
Incorporated February 13, 1903. Charter No. 114.
OFFICERS—Wm. McKinley, President; O. A. Brooke, Vice President; Carey Holbrook,
Cashier; E. B. Wilbourn, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS—Wm. McKinley, E. B. Jones, W. H. Miellmier, C. C. Woodson, R. J.
Barr, Carey Holbrook, J. C. Reinhard, O. A. Brooke.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts .................. $
Loans on real estate ..................
Overdrafts ........................................
Other bonds and securities . . . .
Furniture and fixtures ..............
Other real estate ..........................
Due from non-reserve banks ..
Cash items ......................................
Due from reserve banks ............
Currency ..........................................
Gold ....................................................
Silver ..................................................
Total
83,687.24
28,428.76
.89
813.53
2,500.00
16,000.00
671.57
89.45
28,923.45
7,680.00
440.00
2',223.98
..............................................$171,458.87
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock ..................................
Certified surplus .............................
Undivided profits ...........................
Individual deposits ......................
Public funds ..................................
C -D ’s, time ......................................
Cashier’s checks ...........................
Total
32,500.00
7,500.00
4,133.93
90,735.56
12,211.78
21,290.97
3,086.63
.............................................. $171,458.87
HARTMAN.
BANK OF HARTMAN.
Incorporated August 9, 1904. Charter No. 164.
OFFICERS—W. F. Collier, President; W . R. Gray, Vice President; H. W . Collier,
Cashier.
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DIRECTORS—Fremont Stokes, W. F. Collier, M. A. Lucas, H. W. Collier, W. R. Gray.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ............ .. .$ 21,009.49
Loans on real estate ............
3,231.86
. .
106.65
2,189.46
Other bonds and securities .
18.00
Furniture and fixtures ........
2,287.25
Banking house ..........................
1,951.42
Other real estate .................... . . .
1,839.30
Cash items ................................
5.00
Due from reserve banks . . . . . . . 30,332.23
Currdmcy ....................................
Silver ............................................ . . .
1,288.49
Other resources ......................
90.00
Total
........................................ .. ..$ 67,522.15
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................... ............ $ 10,000.00
1,147.48
Undivided profits ............
48,326.03
2',021.11
5,732.68
C -D ’s, time ........................
294.85
Cashier’s checks ..............
Total
................................ ........••$ 67,522.15
HATFIELD.
BANK OF H ATFIELD .
Incorporated February 8, 1910. Charter No. 301.
OFFICERS—T. M. Dover, President; D. E. Myers, Vice President; J. C. Allen, Cashier;
L. H. Johnson, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS—T . M. Dover, D. E. Myers, W . J. Davis, G. H. Johnson, R. E. Daly.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ..................
Loans on real estate ..................
Overdrafts ........................................
Other bonds and securities . . . .
Furniture and fixtures ..............
Banking house ................................
Items in transit ............................
Due from reserve banks ..........
Checks on other hanks ..............
Currency ..........................................
Gold ....................................................
Silver ..................................................
Total
44,293.39
1,468.00
57.89
1,291.00
1,200.00
1,000.00
245.85
51,686.96
1,312.69
1,293.00
15.00
592.13
$104,455.91
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $ 5,000.00
Certified surplus .....................
5,000.00
Undivided profits ..........................
418.80
Individual deposits ...................... 84,459.92
C -D ’s, demand ..............................
6,586.35
Cashier’s checks ..........................
2,990.84
Total
$104,455.91
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HAVANA.
BANK OF HAVANA.
(Private Bank.)
OFFICERS—J. E. Mitchell, Owner; J. E. Mitchell Jr., Cashier.
Statement of November 17. 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ..................$ 11,928.94
Loans on real estate .................. 27,692.50
564.35
Loans on cotton ............................
Overdrafts ........................................
84.40
Other bonds and securities . . . .
1,326.50
Furniture and fixtures ..............
1,350.00
Banking house ..............................
1,000.00
507.25
Other real estate ..........................
Due from non-reserve banks . .
1,030.72'
Due from reserve banks .......... 44,940.32
Silver ............
6,942.70
Total
..............................................$ 97,367.'
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $ 5,000.00
Certified surplus ..........................
25,000.00
2,438.30
Undivided profits ........................
Individual deposits ......................
64,353.75
Cashier’s checks ............................
575.63
Total
............................................. $ 97,367.68
HAYNES.
BANK OF HAYNES.
Incorporated November 29, 1905. Charter No. 197.
OFFICERS—Jno. J. Hughes Jr., President; G. R. Robuck, Vice President; W. A. Harp,
Cashier.
DIRECTORS—Jno. J. Hughes Jr., J. L. Hughes, G. R. Robuck.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ..................$ 18,725.33
Overdrafts ........................................
4,820.46
Furniture and fixtures
.., ........
1,325.00
Due from non-reserve banks ..
1,047.05
Due from reserve banks ............ 53,568.18
Currency ..........................................
2,953.00
660.88
Silver .............................................
Total
..............................................$ 83,099.90
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $ 6,250.00
Certified surplus ...........................
3,750.00
Undivided profits .........................
410.93
Individual deposits ...................... 48,186.26
Public funds ..................................
18,645.01
C -D ’s, time ....................................
5,857.70
Total
............................ ................. $ 83,099.90
HAZEN.
NEW BANK OF HAZEN.
Incorporated July 22, 1916. Charter No. 455.
OFFICERS—Geo. J. Screeton, President; W. D. White, Vice President; H. A. Houston,
Cashier.
DIRECTORS—Geo. J. Screeton, W. D. White, J. F. Sims, A. V. Harris, H. A. Hous
ton .
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts .................. $ 19,244,52
7,352,55
Loans on real estate ..................
41.55
Overdrafts ........................................
586.90
Other bonds and securities . . .
Due from reserve banks ............ 33,807.07
2,761.00
Currency ..........................................
210.00
Gold ....................................................
798.25
Silver ..................................................
T o ta l
$ 64,801.84
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock ..........................
Certified surplus ..................
Undivided profits ................
Individual deposits ..............
Public funds ..........................
C -D ’s, time ..............................
Cashier's checks ..................
Total
10, 000.00
1 , 000.00
449.43
46,003.14
997.00
3,923.91
2,428.36
$ 64,801.84
S T A T E OF A R K A N SA S
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HAZEN.
BANK OF GRAND PRAIRIE.
Incorporated April 7, 1896. Charter No. 41.
OFFICERS—Ed C. W. Wilken, President; R. H. Hammond, Vice President; Hugh B.
Wheatley, Cashier, C. C. Aycock, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS—Ed C. W. Wilken, A. J. Barrett, John Kocourek, R. H. Hammond,
James Stock.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ..................$ 30,178.29
Loans on real estate .................. 33,597.78
Overdrafts ........................................
734.81
Other bonds and securities . . . .
1,727.01
Furniture and fixtures ............
1,000.00
Banking ' house ..............................
5,500.00
Other real estate ..........................
237.50
Due from reserve banks .......... 86,340.16
Checks on other banks ..............
1,488.83
Curretncy ..........................................
4,350.00
Gold ....................................................
22.50
Silver ............................; ...................
526.56
Other resources ............................
103.10
Total
..............................................$165,806.54
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock ..................................$ 25,000.00
Certified surplus ..........................
6,310.42
Undivided profits ..........................
2,083.49
Individual deposits ...................... 101,389.29
C -D ’s, time ...................................... 30,460.47
Cashier’s checks ............................
562.87
Total
.............................................$165,806.54
HEBER SPRINGS.
BANK OF HEBER SPRINGS,
Incorporated June 9, 1916. Charter No. 455.
OFFICERS—A. A. Hodges, President; J. W. Edwards, Vice President; A. C. Christeson,
DIRECTORS—A. A. Hodges, J. W. Edwards, A. C. Christeson, J. A. Lindsay, J. T.
Matthews.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ..................$ 11,687.52
Loans on real estate ..................
550.00
Overdrafts ........................................
272.51
1,779.82
Furniture and fixtures ................
Due from reserve banks ..........
9,067.08
Checks on other banks ..............
39.64
Currency ..........................................
1,900.00
Gold ....................................................
22.50
Silver ..................................................
533.12
Other resources ............................
1,077.12
Total
26,929.31
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .......... ....................... $ 10,000.00
Certified surplus ..........................
1,000.00
Individual deposits ...................... 14,645.64
Public funds ..................................
102.45
C -D ’s, time ......................................
960.00
221.22
Cashier’s checks ..........................
Total
26,929.31
HEBER SPRINGS.
CLEBURNE COUNTY BANK.
Incorporated February 20, 1903. Charter No. 116.
OFFICERS—W. L. Thompson, President; B. Masingill, Vice President; W.‘ C. Johnson,
Cashier; N. B. DeLoach, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS—W . L. Thompson, B. Masingill, W. C. Johnson, S. B. Rector, Louis
Steckes.
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Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ................... $125,384.74
Loans on real estate .................. 27,520.00
Loans on cotton ............................ 33,185.52
Overdrafts ........................................
1,674.32
Other bonds and securities . . . .
1,076.95
Furniture and fixtures ..............
4,342.12
Banking house .............................. 19,641.33
Other real estate ..........................
400.00
Items in transit ............................
1,859.00
Cash items ......................................
105.07
Due from reserve banks .......... 86,965.05
Currency .......................................... 12,682.00
Gold ....................................................
232.50
Silver ..................................................
1,678.27
T o ta l
$316,746.87
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock ..................................$ 50,000.00
Certified surplus ..........................
3,000.00
Undivided profits ........................
1,003.30
Savings accounts ..........................
2,148.96
Individual deposits ...................... 214,245.26
Due to non-reserve banks ........
7,364.77
C -D ’s, demand .............................. 32,007.12
Cashier’s checks .............................
6,977.46
T o ta l
$316,746.87
R E P O R T O F B A N K C O M M IS S IO N E R
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HELENA.
GUARANTY LOAN & TRUST CO.
Incorporated February 9, 1910. Charter No. 302.
OFFICERS— E. S. Ready, President; A. N. Tanner, Vice President; Henry P. Ander
son, Secretary; E. R. Crum, Treasurer.
DIRECTORS— E. S. Ready, Jno. I. Moore, E. R. Crum, A. W . Campbell, A. N. Tan
ner, D. T. Hargraves, Henry P. Anderson.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ..................$
Loans on real estate ..................
Overdrafts ........................................
Other bonds and securities . . . .
Furniture and fixtures ..............
Other real estate ..........................
Due from non-reserve banks ..
Due from reserve hanks ............
Currency ..........................................
Silver ..................................................
Other resources ............................
Total
10,432.08
33,758.14
121.09
21,150.20
1,800.00
477.53
27,519.47
6,501.89
1,595.00
70.20
1,500.00
..............................................$104,925.60
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $ 50,000.00
Certified surplus ..........................
2,600.00
Undivided profits ........................
2,770.40
Trust funds .................................... 46,987.99
Other liabilities ............................
2,567.21
Total
.............................................. $104,925.60
HELENA.
IN TER STA TE BANKING & TRUST CO.
Incorporated June 30, 1905. Charter No. 186.
OFFICERS—B. Seelig, President; S. C. Moore, Vice President; C. S. Fitzpatrick, Cash
ier; Jas. W. Alston, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS—S. Seelig, S. C. Moore, A. N. Tanner, B. Seelig, Jacob Fink, S. L.
Mundt, C. S. Fitzpatrick.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts .................. $ 361,681.83
Loans on real estate
365,107.49
Loans on cotton ........................
235,249.51
Overdrafts ....................................
2,402.39
Other bonds and securities ..
9,792.50
4,047.25
Furniture and fixtures ............
Other real estate ......................
5,450.00
Items in transit ..........................
380.75
Due from non-reserve banks.
235.13
Cash items ............................'...
1,493.41
202,505.30
Due from reserve banks ........
Checks on other banks ..........
4,901.34
Currency ........................................
17,945.00
Gold ..................................................
200.00
Silver ..............................................
8,673.18
Other resources ..........................
219.49
Total
..........................................$1,220,284.57
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock ............................
Certified surplus ....................
Undivided profits ..................
Bills payable ..........................
Notes rediscounted ..............
Savings accounts
Individual deposits ..................
Public funds
Due to non-reserve banks
C -D ’s, time ............
Cashier’s checks ..
Total
200, 000.00
100, 000.00
45,125.50
67,500.00
44,249.22
176,506.24
435,402.82
10 , 000.00
97,352.64
44,115.00
33.15
..........................................$1,220,284.57
HELENA.
PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK & TRUST GO.
Incorporated May 16, 1889. Charter No. 9.
OFFICERS-*—John I. Moore, President; S. A. Wooten, M. E. West, Vice Presidents;
Gilbert Yaeger, Cashier.
DIRECTORS—G. Quarles, W. C. Russwurm, Lee Pendergrass, R. E. Chew, Jr., A. N.
Tanner, G. L Davidson, E. M. Alien.
Statement of November 17. 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ................ $ 527,278.98
Loans on real estate ................
41,056.92
Loans on cotton ........................
103,841.00
Overdrafts ....................................
1,334.91
Other bonds and securities ..
3,361.85
Furniture and fixtures ............
1.00
Other real estate ........................
19,016.21
Items in transit ..........................
4,180.19
Cash items ....................................
5,256.64
Due from reserve banks ..........
259,459.45
Checks on other banks ............
3,598.66
Currency ........................................
34,884.00
Gold ..............................................
2.50
Silver ..............................................
12,785.70
Other resources ..........................
126.37
Total
$1,016,184.38
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .............................. $
Certified surplus ........................
Undivided profits ........................
Bills payable ................................
Notes rediscounted .................
Savings accounts .......................
Dividends unpaid ......................
Individual deposits ..................
Public funds ................................
Due to non-reserve banks . . . .
C -D ’s, demand ...........................
Cashier’s checks ........................
Other liabilities ..........................
Total ■..
75,000.00
15,000.00
4,462.82
80,000.00
3,744.00
144,962.92
87.50
563,695.17
30,116.33
16,629.69
79,694.01
389.81
2,402.13
. , , .$1 ,0 1 6 ,1 8 4 .3 8
ST A TE OF ARK AN SA S
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HELENA.
SECURITY BANK & JR U S T CO.
Incorporated April 8, 1910. Charter No. 305.
OFFICERS—S. C. Moore, President; Jos. L. Solomon, Vice President; Louis Solomon,
Cashier; Irving A. Metz, Ass't Cashier.
DIRECTORS—S. C. Moore, Jos. L. Solomon, Emanuel Levy, Amos Jarman, Lee Pend
ergrass, J. W. Clopton, H. D. Moore, J. N. Ware, Philip Solomon, Sebastian
Straub, C. G. King.
Statement of November 17. 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ................ $ 352,125.42
Loans on real estate ..............
219,738.95
Loans on cotton ........................
300,000.00
Overdrafts ....................................
28*,359.74
Other bonds and securities ..
9,949.10
Furniture and fixtures ..........
4,586.19
Other real estate ........................
22,937.56
Items in transit ........................
17,438.13
Cash items ..................................
1,834.88
Due from reserve banks ........
196,504.79
9,845.59
Checks on other banks ..........
Currency ........................................
23,400.00
Gold ..................................................
6,000.00
Silver ..............................................
13,920.76
Other resources ..........................
198.32
Total
..........................................$1,206,839.43
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock ................................$ 100,000.00
Certified surplus ............................
50,000.00
11,349.18
Undivided profits ..........................
Savings accounts ...................... 113,176.78
Individual deposits ..................
838,566.24
Public funds ....................................
14,550.77
Due to non-reserve banks . . .
4,734.34
C -D ’s, time ......................................
50,175.00
Cashier’s checks ............................
24,287.12
Total
..........................................$1,206,839.43
HERMITAGE.
BRADLEY COUNTY BANK.
Incorporated November 9, 1906. Charter No. 221.
OFFICERS—A. E. Baker, President; R. W. Carnley, Vice President; R. H. Watson,
Sec’y; Guy Stephenson, Cashier.
DIRECTORS—A. E. Baker, R. W. Carnley, M. A. Jackson, J. P. Lansdale, W. B.
Reasons, J. A. Turner, R. H. Watson.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts .................. $ 20,032.62
Loans on real estate .................. 18,025.36
Loans on cotton ............................
227.51
Overdrafts ........................................
15.52
Other bonds and securities . . . .
536.45
Furniture and fixtures ..............
1,575.00
Banking house ..............................
5,500.00
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock ..................................$ 20,000.00
Certified surplus .............................
4,000.00
Undivided profits ........................ •.
2,760.95
Savings accounts .............................
£',194.63
Individual deposits ...................... 95,014.27
Public funds .................................... 24,294.23
C -D ’s, time ......................................
5,553.88
D ue from non-reserve banks . .
C ashier’s checks
1,000.00
..................................
2,024.35
Due from reserve banks ............ 104,592.47
Checks on other banks ..............
1.87
Currency ..........................................
3,541.00
Gold ....................................................
480.00
Silver ..................................................
314.51
Total
..............................................$155,842.31
Total
.............................................. $155,842.31
HINDSVILLE.
V A LLEY BANK.
Incorporated November 18, 1907. Charter No. 250.
OFFICERS—T. R. Lane, President; M. A. Linebarger, Vice President; S. G. Parsley,
Cashier; A. H. Berry, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS—T. R. Lane, Hindsville, Ark.; M. A. Linebarger, Hindsville, Ark.; C. F.
Fitch, Hindsville, Ark.; M. D. L. Denny, Hindsville, Ark.; S. G. Parsley, Hindsville,
Ark.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ............ .. .$ 29,458.54
Loans on real estate ............ . . . 11,062.00
510.65
Other bonds and securities .
2,000.00
Furniture and fixtures . . . .
2,500.00
1,076.25
Other real estate ....................
Due from reserve banks . . . . .. 21,138.72
404.34
Checks on other banks ........
1,608.00
Currency ....................................
230.00
Gold ..............................................
235.54
Silver ............................................
Total
...................................... . ..$ 70,224.04
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock ..................................$ 10,000.00
1,400.00
Certified surplus ..........................
715.50
Undivided profits ..........................
Individual deposits .................... 42,534.03
............ 15,574.51
Total
............................................$ 70,224.04
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HIWASSE.
BANK OF HIWASSE.
( N o t incorporated.)
OFFICERS—James Banks, President; J. B. Edwards, Cashier; Maud Adcock, Ass’t
Cashier.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts .......... . . . . $
Loans on real estate ..........
Furniture and fixtures . . . .
Due from reserve banks ..
Checks on other banks . . . .
Currency ..................................
Gold ............................................
Silver ..........................................
Total
7,264.05
6,124.67
21.02
1,100.00
1,300.00
10,239.53
118.65
1,352.00
511.00
194.77
................ ..................... ....$ 28,225.69
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................... ............ $ 5,000.00
Certified surplus ............ ............
2,000.00
Undivided profits ............ ............
456.82
Individual deposits ........ ............ 16,276.07
............
4,492.80
Total
................................
HOLLY GROVE.
PEOPLES BANK.
Incorporated March 5, 1910. Charter No. 303.
OFFICERS—Rudolph Abramson, President; Geo. W. Johnson, Vice President; Cay
Hawkins, Cashier; Rue Abramson, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS—Rudolph Abramson, Geo. W. Johnson, Rue Abramson, W. A. Johnson,
C. G. Kerr, Cay Hawkins, S. Seelig, B. Seelig, S. C. Moore.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts .................... $ 24,557.45
Loans on real estate ..................
4,007.15
Loans on cotton ............................ 69,000.00
O v e r d r a fts
........................................
Other bonds and securities . . . .
Furniture and fixtures ............
Due from non-reserve banks ..
Due from reserve banks ............
Checks on other banks ..............
Currency ...........................................
Gold .....................................................
Silver ...........
Total
15.19
100.22
2,000.00
6,881.05
31,739.82
976.88
5,644.00
27.50
1,699.95
.............................................. $146,649.21
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $ 15,000.00
Certified , surplus ..........................
2,800.00
230.20
Undivided profits ........................
Savings accounts ..........................
768.72
Dividends unpaid ..........................
65.64
Individual deposits ...................... 120,341.11
C -D ’s, time .......................................
4,013.00
Cashier’s checks ............................
3,430.54
Total
.............................................. $146,649.21
HOLLY GROVE.
BANK OF HOLLY GROVE.
Incorporated March 12, 1903. Charter No. 113.
OFFICERS—Jas. A. Walls, President; P. C. Mayo, Vice President J. I. Matthews,
Cashier.
DIRECTORS—Jas. A. Walls, P. C. Mayo, J. I. Matthews, J. W. Mayo, Jno. B. Moore.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts .................. $ 61,582.82
Loans on real estate .................. 31,409.16
Loans on cotton ............................ 20,000.00
Other bonds and securities ----1,500.00
Furniture and fixtures ..............
2,400.00
Banking house ................................
3,000.00
Other real estate .......................
12,590.00
Due from reserve banks .......... 161,282.62
Checks on other banks ..............
340.24
Currency .......................................... 13,607.00
Gold ....................................................
2,300.00
Silver .......................................
2,373.19
T o ta l
$312,385.03
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $ 15,000.00
Certified surplus .......................... 15,000.00
Undivided profits ..........................
9,372.39
Savings accounts ..........................
6,769.63
Individual deposits ...................... 203,252.72
Public funds ....................................
488.26
C -D ’s, time ...................................... 60,972.38
Certified checks ............................
265.00
Cashier’s checks ..........................
1,264.65
Total
$312,38-5.03
STATE! OF A R K A N S A S
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Ho p e .
C ITIZE N S SAVINGS & TRUST CO.
Incorporated November 26, 1915. Charter No. 449.
OFFICERS—R. M. LaGrone, President; R. M. Briant, Vice President; W. P. Ageei,
Secretary.
DIRECTORS—R. M. LaGrone, R. M. Briant, A. L. Black, L. D. Reed, O. A. Graves,
A. L. Betts, Jno,. H. Arnold, C. C. Spragins, W . P. Agee.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts .................. $
Loans on real estate ..................
Loans on cotton ............................
Other bonds and securities
Furniture and fixtures ..............
Due from reserve banks ............
Checks on other banks ..............
Currency ..........................................
Gold ....................................................
Silver ..................................................
Other resources ............................
Total
27,004.22
16,311.49
77,249.76
2,993.45
2,035.11
29,606.23
132.84
2, 110.00
42.50
106.84
231.79
.............................................. $157,824.23
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock ........................ ......... $ 50,000.00
5,000.00
Certified surplus .............................
Undivided profits ...........................
1,597.72
Bills payable ................................... 40,000.00
Savings accounts .....................
60,004.85
C -D ’s, demand .................................
1,221.66
Total
.............................................. $157,824.23
HOPE.
HEMPSTEAD COUNTY BANK.
Incorporated September 30, 1889. Charter No. 12.
OFFICERS—W. Y. Foster, President; K. G. McRae, Vice President; Chas. B. Foster,
Cashier.
DIRECTORS—W. Y. Foster, Steve Carrigan, John S. Gibson, Chas. B. Foster, K. G.
McRae, J. H. Wallace, W. F. Bridewell.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ..................$168,818.87
Loans on real estate .................. 16,743.18
Other bonds and securities . . . .
2,029.96
Furniture and fixtures ..............
3,500.00
Banking house ................................ 20,000.00
Other real estate ........................
1,850.00
Bills of exchange .......................... 290,885.10
168,304.95
Due from reserve banks
1,414.26
Checks on other banks .
7,250.00
Currency ..............................
840.00
Gold ......................................
4,549.32
Silver ....................................
Total
..............................................$686,185.64
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock ...................................$ 50,000.00
Certified surplus .......................... 12,000.00
Undivided profits ..........................
5,365.97
Bills payable .................................. 105,000.00
Savings accounts .......................... 57,365.46
Individual deposits ...................... 317,739.59
Public funds .................................... 39,464.67
Due to non-reserve banks ........ 61,519.48
C -D ’s, time .................................... 34,391.81
Cashier’s checks ..........................
2,761.67
Reserved for interest and taxes
576.99
Total
3,185.64
HOPE.
HOPE SAVINGS BANK & TRUST CO.
Incorporated March 8, 1907. Charter No. 230.
OFFICERS—Jas. H. McCollum, President; S. R. Oglesby, Vice President; Jesse N.
Riley, Secretary and Treasurer.
DIRECTORS—Jas, H. McCollum, S. R. Oglesby, P. A. Tharp, E. S. Greening, J. J.
Ward, A. L. Betts, Jesse N. Riley.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts .................... $ 51,573.65
Loans on real estate .................
50,630.32
Loans on cotton .............................102,122.99
Other real estate .........................
881.00
Cash items ......................................
81.49
Due from reserve banks ............ 38,269.62
Currency .........................
1,109.00
Silver ..................................................
4,471.72
Other resources ...........................
567.69
T o ta l
...............: ......................................$249,707.48
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $ 50,000.00
Certified surplus ..........................
6,000.00
Undivided profits ..........................
3,340.51
Bills payable .................................. 100,000.00
Savings accounts ............................
90,366.97
T o ta l
....................................................... $249,707.48
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HORATIO.
BANK OF HORATIO.
Incorporated November 17, 1900. Charter No. 64.
OFFICERS—D. L. Cowden, President; B. E. Isbell, Vice President; A. T. Cowden,
Cashier; H. S. Cowden, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS—D. 1_. Cowden, B. E. Isbell, G. B. Pride.
Statement of November 17. 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts .................. $ 21,749.40
Loans on real estate .................. 19,772.97
Other bonds and securities ----146.25
Other real estate ........................
563.91
130.71
Cash items ......................................
Due from reserve banks ............ 71,417.37
Checks on other banks ..............
12.75
Currency ..........................................
5,598.00
Gold ...........................................................1,485.25
Silver ......................
1,283.89
Total
..............................................$122,160.50.
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $ 25,000.00
Certified surplus ..............................
2,800.00
Undivided profits ..............................
3,451.96
82,984.78
Individual deposits ......................
C -D ’s, demand ..................................
6,787.91
Cashier’s checks ................................
1,135.85
Total
.............................................. $122,160.50
HOT SPRINGS.
ARKANSAS TRUST CO.
Incorporated April 18, 1907. Charter No. 232.
OFFICERS— M. J. Henderson, President; W. G. Maurice, 1st Vice President; J. A.
Stallcup, 2nd Vice President; D. Burgauer, Cashier; Thos. C. Bradley, Ass't Cashier.
DIRECTORS—M. J. Hendgrson, R. B. Sigman, J. W. Angle, F. C. Stearns, W G. Maur
ice, F. A. Cockburn, G. A. Callahan, J. A. Stallcup, Geo. R. Belding, D. Burgauer.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ................... $222,880.30
Loans on real estate .................. 146,969.51
Other bonds and securities ----- 26,130.74
Furniture and fixtures .............. 14,000.00
Banking house .........................
29,500.00
Other real estate ..........................
4,722.66
Bills of exchange ........................
501.00
Due from non-reserve banks . . 34,340.48
2,336.96
Cash items ......................................
Due from reserve banks ............ 219,871.32
Checks on other banks ..............
4,063.72
Currency .......................................... 24,364.00
Silver ..................................................
3,591.28
Other resources ............................ 50,923.99
$784,195.96
Total
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock ...................................$100,000.00
Certified surplus ......................... 50,000.00
Undivided profits ........................ 27,043.03
Savings accounts .......................... 55,908.18
Individual deposits ...................... 281,938.98
Public funds .................................... 81,919.63
C -D ’s, demand ................................ 24,388.63
C -D ’s, time ...................................... 145,130.08
1,098.00
Certified checks ...........................
Cashier’s checks ..........................
3,817.93
Reserved for interest..................
7,721.63
Reserved for taxes .....................
4,166.67
Other liabilities ..............................
1,063.20
Total
$784,195.96
HOT SPRINGS.
HOT SPRINGS SAVINGS, TRUST & GUARANTY CO.
Incorporated November 10, 1891. Charter No. 28.
OFFICERS—Ed. H. Johnson, President; Howard P. Collings, Vice President; John B.
Foote, Cashier.
DIRECTORS—Ed. H. Johnson, Howard P. Collings, Chas. R. Birnbaum, M. C. Tombler,
S. P. Collings, E. N. Roth, Chas. C. Sparks, L. D. Cooper, J. W . Corrington.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts .................. $119,974.95
Loans on real estate ................. 188,016.03
Other bonds and securities __
5,798.18
Other real estate ......................... 15,454.36
Due from non-reserve banks ..
5,000.00
Cash items .................................
175.69
Due from reserve banks .......... 155,455.38
Checks on other banks ..............
3,943.30
Currency ............................................ 34,044.00
Gold ....................................................
10.00
Silver .................................................. 10,093.53
T o ta l
$537,965.42
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock ...................................$100,000.00
Certified surplus .......................... 20,000.00
Undivided profits .......................... 26,211.32
Savings accounts ...............
16,149.64
Trust fund ........................................
5.422.88
Dividends unpaid ..........................
62.00
Individual deposits ...................... 195,628.74
Public funds ...................
6,571.76
Due to non-reserve banks ........
3,474.87
Due to reserve banks ................
2’58.92
C -D ’s, demand .............................. 29,144.48
C -D ’s, time ...................................... 134,289.30
Certified checks ............................
166.66
Cashier’s checks ..........................
584.85
T o ta l
$537,965.42
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HOT SPRINGS.
COMO TRUST CO.
Incorporated April 20, 1916. Charter No. 452.
OFFICERS— E. N. Roth, President; Ed. H. Johnson, Vice President; Jno. P. Dick,
Cashier.
DIRECTORS—E. N. Roth, Ed. H. Johnson, Jno. B. Foote,, Howard P. Collings, Al. A.
Reynolds, Wm. M . Housley, Chas. C. Sparks, Chas. R. Birnbaum, M. C. Tombler.
Statement of November 17. 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts .................. $ 51,643.40
Loans on real estate .............. \ . 33,898.60
Other bonds and securities . . . .
159.70
Furniture and fixtures ..............
4,838.94
Items in transit ............................ 19,700.00
Cash items ......................................
855.06
9,845.90
Due from reserve banks ............
Checks on other banks................
1,466.07
Currency ..........................................
4,835.00
Gold ....................................................
15.00
Silver ..................................................
1,055.15
8.00
Other resources ............................
Total
$128,320.82
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $ 50,000.00
Certified surplus ..........................
5,000.00
Undivided profits ........................
1,926.42
Individual deposits ...................... 47,624.78
C -D ’s, demand ................................ 17,656.55
5,931.25
C -D ’s, time ......................................
Cashier’s checks ..........................
181.82
Total
$128,320.82
HOUSTON.
BANK OF HOUSTON.
Incorporated March 27, 1906. Charter No. 207.
OFFICERS—J. A. Lovejace, President; Miss Emma Jones, Vice President; Chas. E.
Long, Cashier.
DIRECTORS—Miss Emma Jones, J. A. Lovelace, Chas. E. Long.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ............ . ..$
Loans on real estate ............
Other bonds and securities .
Furniture and fixtures ........
Banking house ..........................
Cash items ................................
Due from reserve banks . . . . . .
Checks on other banks ........
Currency ....................................
Gold ..............................................
Silver ............................................
Other resources ......................
T otal
6,640.17
2,391.25
147.39
16.90
750.00
1,200.00
27.40
30,634.18
3,25
1,652.00
25.00
314.28
4.72
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................... ........$
Undivided profits ..........
C -D ’s, time ........................
Other liabilities ........ ; . .
Total
............................................
................................
........ $
4,550.00
24.01
37,795.42
1,285.00
152.11
43,806.54
HOXIE.
BANK OF HOXIE.
Incorporated April 3, 1903. Charter No. 122.
OFFICERS—J. E. Pringle, President; E. P. Richardson, Vice President; A. G. Albright,
Cashier; R. N. Payne, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS—J. E. Pringle, Hoxie, Ark.; E. P. Richardson, Hoxie, Ark.; A. G. Richardson, Hoxie, Ark.; Wm. McCraw, Hoxie, Ark.; A. G. Albright, Hoxie, Ark.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts .................. $ 29,607.77
Loans on real estate .................. 13,334.10
54.61
Overdrafts
1,505.70
Other bonds and securities .
2,620.00
Furniture and fixtures ........
7.250.00
Banking house ........................
3.650.00
Other real estate ....................
1,950.15
Due from non-reserve banks
33,466.93
Due from reserve banks ----3.550.00
Currency ....................................
80.00
Gold ..............................................
1,077.23
Silver ............................................
T o ta l
$ 98,146.49
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock ...................................3 10, 000.00
Certified surplus
1, 000.00
-Undivided
-- profits
1,007.55
Individual deposits
73,734.42
Public funds ........
7.76
C -D ’s, time ............
12,190.32
Cashier’ s checks .
206.44
T o ta l
$ 98,146.49
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HUMPHREY.
MERCHANTS & PLANTERS BANK
Incorporated June 29, 1905. Charter No. 185.
OFFICERS—J. G. Mouser, President; Dr. A. Fowler, Vice President; W. J. Stillwell,
Cashier.
DIRECTORS—J. G. Mouser, Dr. A. Fowler, W . J. Stillwell.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts .................. $ 22,762.15
7,000.00
Loans on cotton ..........................
Overdrafts ........................................
6,098.62
U. S. bonds ......................................
6,500.00
Other bonds and securities . . . .
40.30
Furniture and fixtures ..............
1,800.00
Banking house ..............................
3,265.00
Due from reserve banks .......... 48,198.41
Checks on other banks ..............
2,087.42
Currency ..........................................
3,698.00
Gold ...................................................
20.00
Silver ..................................................
493.44
554.12
Other resources ............................
Total
.............................................. $102,517.46
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $ 15,000.00
Individual deposits ...................... 52,861.27
Public funds ..................................
30,640.12
Due to reserve banks ................
3,087.66
, C -D ’s, time ......................................
300.0C
628.41
Cashier’s checks ............................
Total
.............................................. $102,517.46
HUNTER.
BANK OF HUNTER.
Incorporated September 11, 1913. Charter No. 422.
OFFICERS—H. O. Penrose, President; Chas. R Brinneman, Vice President; T. W.
Stacy, Cashier.
DIRECTORS— H. O. Penrose, Chas. R. Brinneman, T. W. Stacy, J. I. Ashby, W . J.
Penrose, M. Mushrush, P R Anderson.
Statement of November 17. 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts .................. $ 25,554.28
Loans on real estate ..................
7,977.05
767.76
Furniture and fixtures ..............
Other real estate ..........................
200.00
Cash items ......................................
273.90
Due from reserve banks .........
15,295.96
Currency ..........................................
1,915.00
Gold ....................................................
47.50
Silver ..................................................
277.11
52,308.56
Total
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $ 15,000.00
Certified surplus ...........................
271.32
Undivided profits ..........................
1,134.49
2,000.00
Bills payable ..................................
Individual deposits ......................
33,752.69
Cashier’s checks ............................
150.06
Total
52,308.56
HUNTINGTON.
HUNTINGTON STATE BANK.
Incorporated January 18, 1912. Charter No. 364.
OFFICERS—W . L. Seaman, President; C. C. Graves, Vice President; G. R. Holbrook,
Cashier; Thos. C. Bradley, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS—W. L. Seam^i, C. C. Graves, J. F. Graves, L. C. Packard, G. K. Dixon,
C. C. Woodson, G. R. Holbrook.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts .................. $ 29,199.57
Loans on real estate ..................
9,273.67
Loans on cotton ............................
800.00
Overdrafts ........................................
133.20
Other bonds and securities . . . .
175.79
Furniture and fixtures ..............
2,721.70
Banking house ................................
4,000.00
Other real estate ..........................
615.73
Cash items ......................................
30.80
Due from reserve banks ............ 28,921.86
Currency ..........................................
2,570.00
Gold ....................................................
275.00
Silver ..................................................
332.11
Other resources ............................
6.65
T o ta l
79,056.08
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock / ................................ $ 10,000.00
3,000.00
Certified surplus ..........................
Undivided profits ..........................
2,412.88
Individual deposits ......................
40,288.28
Public funds ....................................
193.91
Due to non-reserve banks ........
4,181.41
C -D ’s, demand ................................ 16,593.11
Cashier’s checks ............................
2,386.49
T o ta l
79,056.08
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HUNTSVILLE.
FARMERS & MERCHANTS BANK.
Incorporated May 10, 1911. Charter No. 335.
OFFICERS—W. J. Seals, President; John Logan, Vice President; V. S. Cannon, Cash
ier; J. S. Miller, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS—W . J. Seals, V. S. Cannon, J. B. Harris, John Logan, J. S. Miller.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ..................$ 49,563.37
Loans on real estate .................. 13,248.79
Overdrafts ........................................
546.83
Other bonds and securities . . . .
5,478.44
Furniture and fixtures ...............
2,354.52
Banking house ..............................
3,000.00
3,259.80
Other real estate ........................
Due from non-reserve banks ..
1,025.28
Cash items ......................................
142.20
Due from reserve banks ............
5,160.19
Checks on other banks ................
125.00
Currency ............................................
992.00
Gold ....................................................
722.50
Silver ..................................................
608.13
Total
..............................................$ 86,227.05
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock ................................ $
Certified surplus ..........................
Undivided profits ........................
Notes rediscounted ......................
Individual deposits ......................
Public funds ..................................
Due to reserve banks ...........
C -D ’s, time ......................................
Certified checks ............................
Other liabilities ............................
Total
25,000.00
85.47
131.61
7,137.32
23,957.66
11,000.59
1,493.12
17,413.90
4.44
2.94
.............................................. $ 86,227.05
IMBODEN.
PEOPLES BANK.
Incorporated March 18, 1896. Charter No. 40OFFICERS—T. J. Sharum, President; A. T. Wilson, Vice President; J. A. Hill, Cashier;
J. A. Phelps, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS—T . J. Sharum, Walnut Ridge, Ark.; J. B. Peebles, Sitka, Ark.; A. T.
Wilson, Imboden, Ark.; T. J. Wilson, Imboden, Ark.; J. L. Polk, Imboden, Ark.
Statement of November 17. 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts .................. $ 9,986.17
Loans on real estate .................... 48,030.15
Overdrafts ........................................
235.41
Other bonds and securities . . . .
1,691.40
1,296.00
Furniture and fixtures ..............
Banking house ..............................
5,000.00
Other real estate ........................ 12,527.08
Cash items ......................................
76.04
Due from reserve banks ............ 31,601.11
2,430.00
Currency ..........................................
Gold ....................................................
52.50
Silver ..................................................
654.00
$113,579.86
Total
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $ 20,775.00
Certified surplus ..........................
950.00
Undivided profits ..........................
4,334.73
Individual deposist ...................... 68,081.63
C -D ’s, time ..................................... 17,023.43
Cashier’s checks ..........................
2,415.07
Total
$113,579.86
JASPER.
NEWTON COUNTY BANK.
Incorporated March 24, 1903. Charter No. 121.
OFFICERS—W. W. Moore, President; M. Carlton, Vice President; J. W. Moore, Cash
ier; S. L. Nance, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS—W. W. Moorei, M. Carlton, John H. Brown, J. F. Carlton, J. W. Moore.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ..................$ 43,738.75
Loans on real estate ..................
9,893.47
Overdrafts ........................................
465.25
Other bonds and securities ----691.61
Furniture and fixtures ..............
1,032.30
Banking house ..............................
1,550.00
Due from reserve banks ............ 21,040.34
Currency ..........................................
4,656.00
Gold ....................................................
882.35
Silver ..................................................
1,004.03
T o ta l
....................................................... $ 84,954.10
LIABILITIES..
Capital stock ..................................$ 10,000.00
Certified surplus ..........................
3,000.00
Undivided profits ........................
1,872.51
Individual deposits ...................... 51,793.48
Public funds .................................. 15,240.94
C -D ’s, time ....................................
3,047.17
T o ta l
....................................................... $ 84,954.10
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JOINER.
BANK OF JOINER.
Incorporated December 31, 1908. Charter No. 267.
OFFICERS—S. Ralph, President; J. B. Wilson, Vice President; E. G. Hogan, Cashier;
Mrs. S. Ralph, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS—S. Ralph, J. B. Wilson, J. . Musick, Mrs. S.
Statement of N ovember 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ..................$ 14,540.40
Overdrafts ........................................
3.00
Furniture and fixtures ..............
1,828.16
680.38
Banking house ..............................
Due from non-reserve banks .. 14,789.33
Due from reserve banks .......... 14,364.86
Checks on other banks ..............
1,666.38
Currency ..........................................
1,272.00
Gold ....................................................
60.00
Silver ..................................................
5,913.46
Other resources ............................
166.66
Total
.............................................. $ 55,284.63
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock ................................
Certified surplus ..........................
Undivided profits ........................
Notes rediscounted ....................
Dividends unpaid ........................
Individual deposits .....................
C -D ’s, for money borrowed . . .
Total
9,350.00
336.76
453.27
1,938.25
10.00
39,238.94
3,957.41
.............................................. $ 55,284.63
JONESBORO.
AMERICAN TRUST CO.
Incorporated December 15, 1905. Charter No. 201.
OFFICERS—B. H. Berger, President; E. Less, Vice President; Alex Berger, Cashier.
DIRECTORS— E. Less, Alex Berger, J. D. Stringer, B. H. Berger, C. D. Frierson.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts .....................$178,792.25
Loans on real estate .................... 119,675.78
Other bonds and securities . . . .
9,453.46
Furniture and fixtures ..............
5,400.00
Other real estate .......................... 18,808.12
Due from non-reserve banks ..
1,013.76
Due from reserve banks .......... 107,389.96
Checks on other banks ..............
1,596.98
Currency ..........................................
6,455.00
Gold ....................................................
212.50
Silver ..................................................
1,439.26
133.66
Other resources ............................
$450,370.73
Total
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $ 75,000.00
Certified surplus ............................ 20,000.00
Undivided profits .......
8,887.37
Notes rediscounted ....................
32,250.00
Savings accounts ........................ 100,376.77
Trust funds ......................................
3,323.64
Individual deposits ......................
96,713.48
Public funds .................................. 48,570.60
C -D ’s, demand .............................. 63,715.56
Cashier’s checks ...........................
73.51
Reserved for interest ................
1,459.80
Total
$450,370.73
JONESBORO.
BANK OF JONESBORO.
Incorporated July 7, 1887. Charter No. 6.
OFFICERS—T. J. Ellis, President; W. W. Cate, Vice President; V. C. Pettie, Cashier;
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DIRECTORS—j! C.’’Hawthorne, T. J. Ellis, W. W. Cate, V. C. Pettie, W. S. Dacus,
R. L. Stringer, L. A. Ritter, H. A. Jones, W . T. Lane, Jr.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts .............. $ 711,619.12
Loans on real estate ................
119,763.72
Overdrafts ....................................
3,993.10
Other bonds and securities . .
27,577.34
Furniture and fixtures ............
13,353.25
Banking house ............................
40,000.00
Other real estate ......................
5,000.00
Bills of exchange ......................
224.00
Cash items ........................
28,525.28
Due from reserve banks ........
561,841.06
Checks on other banks ..........
6,862.97
Currency ........................................
26,974.00
Gold ................................................
785.00
Silver ..............................................
5,850.37
T o ta l
$1,552,369.21
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock ................................ $ 150,000.00
Certified surplus ......................
150,000.00
Undivided profits ......................
20,170.40
Bills payable ................................
20,000.00
Savings accounts ........................
50,986.01
Dividends unpaid ......................
4.50
Individual deposits ....................
566,172.02
Public funds ................................
28,374.43
Due to non-reserve banks . . . .
290,161.11
C -D ’s, demand ............................
276,188.15
Cashier’s checks ........................
312.59
T o ta l
$1,552,369.21
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JONESBORO.
JONESBORO TRUST CO.
Incorporated February 4, 1901- Charter No. 68.
OFFICERS—G. W. Puryear, President; Gordon Matthews, Vice President; E. J. Mason,
Sec’y; J. W. Armstrong, Ass’t Sec’y.
DIRECTORS—G. W. Puryear, Gordon Matthews, E. J. Mason, J. F. Mason, Thos. Burress, J. M. Johnson, B. G. Lynch, W. S. Ellis, H. A. Stroud.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ................... $269,001.44
Loans on real estate .................. 84,328.01
Loans on cotton .......................... 14,400.00
Other bonds and securities . . . .
142.10
Furniture and fixtures ..............
3,150.00
Banking' house ................................ 10,000.00
Other real estate ......................... 12,350.00
Items in transit .........................
337.95
Cash items ......................................
3,986.91
Due from reserve banks .......... 171,626.89
Checks on other banks ..............
4,679.44
Currency .......................................... 27,195.00
Gold ....................................................
4,205.00
Silver .........................
5,448.49
$610,851.23
Total
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $ 80,000.00
Certified surplus ................. . . . . . $ 70,000.00
Undivided profits ........................
1,073.39
Trust funds ....................................
7,000.28
Individual deposits ...................... 215,834.81
Due to non-reserve banks ........ 103,902.02
C -D ’s, demand .............................. 133,040.73
$610,851.23
Total
JUDSONIA.
FARMERS & MERCHANTS BANK.
Incorporated May 29, 1913. Charter No. 415.
OFFICERS—A. W. Henson, President; W. H. L. Woodyard, 1st Vice President; Jno. S.
Eastland, 2nd Vice President; T. J. Lowdermilk, Cashier; Paul £. Bauer, Ass’t
Cashier.
DIRECTORS—A. W. Henson, W. H. L. Woodyard, Jno. S. Eastland, J. C. Rhew, W . F.
Bauer, N. A. Waller, Harry Hunsaker, W. E. Forbes, J. W . Harper, J. R.
Bozarth, John Henson.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ..................$ 33,687.99
Loans on real estate .................. 14,772.08
6,288.00
Loans on cotton ...................
615.30
Overdrafts ..............................
175.95
Other bonds and securities
2.500.00
Furniture and fixtures
2.300.00
Other real estate
Due from reserve banks .......... 31,330.42
93.39
Checks on other banks
3,521.00
Currency ..........................
100.00
Gold ....................................
2,252.63
Silver ..................................
600.42
Other resources ............
Total
..............................................$ 98,237.18
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock ...................................$ 15,000.00
400.00
Certified surplus
2,097.21
Undivided profits
Dividends unpaid
17.50
Individual deposits ...................... 69,450.21
Public funds ....................................
166.75
C -D ’s, time ...................................... 10,722.84
382.67
Cashier’s checks ..........................
Total
..............................................$ 98,237.18
JUNCTION CITY.
MERCHANTS * FARMERS BANK.
Incorporated August 2, 1906. Charter No. 214.
OFFICERS—A. B. Henderson, President; P. F. Gully, Vice President; T. B. Henderson,
Cashier; P. E. Murphy, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS—A. B. Henderson, P. F. Gully, T. B. Henderson.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts .................... $ 86,285.30
Loans on real estate .................. 33,848.61
Loans on cotton ............................ 20,905.36
Overdrafts ........................................
103.22
Other bonds and securities . . . .
1,605.17
Furniture and fixtures ..............
1,000.00
Banking house ..............................
3,000.00
Due from reserve banks .......... 162,968.59
Checks on other banks ..............
2,389.91
Currency ..........................................
8,706.00
Gold ....................................................
355.00
Silver ..................................................
1,288.74
Total
$322’,455.96
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $ 25,000.00
Undivided profits ..........................
3,910.63
Savings accounts ........................
3.866.18
Individual deposits ...................... 277,703.53
C -D ’s, demand .............................. 10,625.88
Cashier’ s checks ..........................
1,349.74
Total
$322,455.96
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JUNCTION CITY.
UNION BANK & TRUST CO.
Incorporated May 14, 1914. Charter No. 440.
OFFICERS—J. E. Hampton, Sr., President; J. M. Brown, Vice President; G. G. Gatling,
Cashier.
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DIRECTORS—A. B. Banks, J. M. Brown, J. E. Hampton, J. A. Pattiilo, G. G. Gat
ling.
Statement of November 17. 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ...................$113,054.53
Loans on real estate ..................
2,160.00
Other bonds and securities . . . .
176.98
Other real estate ..........................
507.16
Due from non-reserve banks ..
165.39
10.00
Cash items ......................................
Due from reserve banks ............ 28,785.58
Checks on other banks ............
159.50
Currency ..............
4,666.00
Silver ..................................................
1,707.04
$151,392.18
Total
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .. .A.......................... $ 50,000.00
Certified surplus ..........................
5,000.00
Undivided profits .....................
3,126.48
Bills payable ..................................
8,500.00
Savings accounts ..........................
6,998.18
Individual deposits ...................... 56,304.56
2,071.63
Public funds ....................................
C -D ’s, demand ................................ 19,088.00
Cashier’s checks ..........................
303.33
Total
$151,392.18
KENSETT.
FARMERS & MERCHANTS BANK.
Incorporated September 7, 1912. Charter No. 387.
OFFICERS—B. F. Plackard, President; A. P. Mills, Vice President Perry Simpson,
Cashier; August C. Heise, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS—B. F. Plackard, A. P. Mills, Aug. C. Heise, J. E. Fondren, Bessie
Bevill, Verla Brewer.
Statement of November 17. 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts .................. $ 10,658.42
Loans on real estate ..................
6,036.15
Furniture and fixtures ..............
1,829.80
2,000.00
Banking house ................................
Due from non-reserve banks ..
947.83
Cash items ......................................
88.80
Due from reserve banks ............ 31,407.59
Currency ..........................................
1,754.00
Gold ....................................................
287.50
Silver ..................................................
1,130.67
Total
56,140.76
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $ 9,000.00
Undivided profits ..........................
957.03
Individual deposits ......................
39,617.03
Public funds ................................ ; .
215.69
1,216.83
C -D ’s, time ....................................
Cashier’s checks ..........................
5,134.18
Total
56,140.76
KINGSLAND.
CLEVELAND COUNTY BANK.
Incorporated August 4, 1899. Charter No. 52.
OFFICERS— E. R. Buster. President; C. K. Wheeler, Vice President, C. K. Wheeler,
DIRECTORS— E. R. Buster, A. T. Sneed, C. K. Wheeler, C. F. Smith, W . W . Lea.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts .................. $ 42,32-3.37
Loans on real estate .................. 18,942.05
631.73
Overdrafts ........................................
660.29
Other bonds and securities
1,452.25
Furniture and fixtures ..............
1,304.32
Banking house ..............................
352.50
Other real estate ..........................
460.30
Cash items ......................................
Due from reserve banks .......... 129,821.27
4,244.00
Currency ............................................
497.50
Gold ....................................................
465.73
Silver ..................................................
T o ta l
$201,155.31
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................... ............ $ 30,000.00
Certified surplus .. ........... ............
2,209.85
939.97
Undivided profits ............ ............
Individual deposits ........ ............ 126,217.49
Public funds ...................... ............ 10,132.14
C -D ’s, time ........................ ............ 30,713.64
942'.22
Cashier’s checks .............. ............
T o ta l
$201,155.31
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KINGSTON.
BANK OF KINGSTON.
Incorporated April 7, 1911. Charter No. 338.
OFFICERS—J. N. Bunch, President; Tom Hargis, Vice President; Wm. L. Bunch,
Cashier; A. B. Bunch, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS—J. N. Bunch, Tom Hargis, C. D. Boydston, Wm. L. Bunch, H. P.
McCracken, W. H. Mooney, S. B. Bunch.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ..................$ 17,856.95
Loans on real estate ..................
7,125.72'
Furniture and fixtures ............
2,741.45
Banking house ..............................
1,241.00
Other real estate ..........................
1,150.00
Due from reserve banks .......... 48,987.11
Currency ..........................................
2,250.00
Gold ....................................................
35.00
131.34
Silver ...................
Total
81,518.57
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock ..................................$ 10,000.00
2,040.45
Undivided profits ..........................
Individual deposits ......................... 40,061.79
C -D ’s, time ......................................
29,416.33
Total
81,518.57
KNOBEL.
BANK OF KNOBEL.
Incorporated September 9, 1904.
Charter No. 167.
OFFICERS—Joseph Sellmeyer, President; R. Whitacker, Wallace J. Brown, Vice
Presidents; H. C. Sellmeyer, Cashier.
DIRECTORS—Joseph Sellmeyer, R. Whitacker, Frank J. Sellmeyer, Wallace J. Brown,
H. C. Sellmeyer.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ..................$ 24,591.85
Loans on real estate ..................
767.09
Other bonds and securities . . . .
104.20
Furniture and fixtures ..............
1,100.00
Banking house ..............................
1,500.00
Items in transit ............................
1,293.90
Cash items ......................................
145.16
Due from reserve banks ............ 19,200.32
Curre/ncy ..........................................
2,704.00
Gold ....................................................
110.00
Silver ..................................................
1,045.84
Total
..............................................$ 52,562.36
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock ..................................$ 5,575.00
Certified surplus ..........................
4,058.91
Undivided profits ........................
445.36
Individual deposits ...................... 38,618.29
Public funds ....................................
1,651.86
C -D ’s, demand ..............................
1,631.41
Cashier’s checks ............................
581.53
Total
...................................... ........$ 52,562.36
LAKE CITY.
BANK OF LAKE CITY.
Incorporated July 5, 1910. Charter No. 317.
OFFICERS—W. B. Armstrong, President; P. J. Springer, Vice President; E. M. Stotts,
Cashier; J. Q. Armstrong, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS—W. B. Armstrong, P. J. Springer, G. W. Spencer, J. M. Payne, E. M.
Stotts.
Statement of November 17. 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts .................. $ 74,946.73
Loans on real estate .................. 10,500.60
Loans on cotton ............................
6,500.00
Overdrafts ........................................
540.36
Furniture and fixtures ..............
2,810.50
Banking house ..............................
2,792.00
Due from non-reserve banks ..
6,000.00
Cash items ......................................
5.00
Due from reserve banks .......... 171,912.57
Currency ..........................................
6,615.00
Gold ....................................................
155.00
Silver ..................................................
758.63
T o ta l
$283,536.39
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock ..................................$ 20,000.00
Certified surplus ..........................
4,500.00
Undivided profits ..........................
4,480.27
Individual deposits ...................... 170,152.13
Public funds .................................... 73,751.86
C -D ’s, time .................................... 10,652.13
T o ta l
$283,536.39
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LAKE VILLAGE.
CHICOT BANK & TRUST CO.
incorporated September 26, 1907. Charter No. 246.
OFFICERS—Henry Thane, President; J. B. Simms, Vice President; J. T. Hammond
Jr., Cashier; C. F. Tompkins, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS—Henry Thane, J. J. McCloy, R. D. Chotard, C. M . Matthews, H. E.
Cook, M. E. Rosenzweig, J. B. Simms, P. Mulligan, J. T. Hammond Sr.
Statement of N ovember 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ................... $107,171.71
Loans on real estate .................. 201,987.30
Other bonds and securities . . . .
22,357.10
4,091.32
Furniture and fixtures ................
Banking house ..............................
6,000.00
Other real estate ............................ 11,317.50
Items in transit ............................
422.72
Due from reservebanks ............. 82,227.72
Currency
.............................................
9,434.00
Silver .....................................................
3,604.40
$448,613.77
Total
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock ........................ ..,...$1 0 0,0 0 0.0 0
Certified surplus .......................... 11,000.00
Undivided profits ..........................
5,260.48
Savings accounts ..........................
3,306.73
Individual deposits ...................... 207,059.32
Public funds .................................... 86,729.12
277.00
C -D ’s, demand ................................
C -D ’s, time ...................................... 33,500.30
Cashier’s checks ..........................
1,480.82
Total
$448,613.77
LAMAR.
BLUE STONE BANK.
Incorporated November 4, 1910. Charter No. 323.
OFFICERS—G. T. Cazort, President; Max Lau, Vice President; Arthur Bradley,
Cashier.
DIRECTORS—G. T. Cazort, Lamar, Ark.; Max Lau, Lamar, Ark.; Mrs. J. R. Cazort,
Lamar, A rk.; M. E. Carothers, Lamar, A rk.; Vivian Cazort, Lamar, Ark.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts .................. $ 37,684.63
7,075.00
Loans on real estate ..................
Overdrafts ........................................
758.59
Other bonds and securities . . . .
1,319 54
Furniture and fixtures ..............
1,800.00
Banking house ..............................
2,500.00
Cash items .................
5,700.00
Due from reserve banks .......... 10,705.34
Checks on other banks ..............
51.32
Currency ...........................................
1,628.00
Silver ..................................................
1,119.86
Total
.............................................. $ 70,342.28
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $ 20,000.00
Undivided profits ........................
2,380.30
Individual deposits ......................
44,071.67
C -D ’s, time ....................................
3,890.31
Total
.............................................. $ 70,342.28
LAMAR.
BANK OF LAMAR.
Incorporated April 8, 1903. Charter No. 123.
OFFICERS—P. F. Winningham, President; J. M. Metcalf, Vice President; J. O. Ragon,
Cashier; J. W. Hawkins, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS—P. F. Winningham, J. M. Metcalf, W. G. Weeks, J. O. Ragon, Fred
Loesekan, A. E. Carothers, J. S. Winningham.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ..................$
Loans on real estate ..................
Due from non-reserve banks ..
Due from reserve banks ..........
Checks on other banks ..............
Currency ...........................................
Gold .....................................................
Silver ........
T o ta l
43,464.46
25,660.23
15,000.09
56,118.97
128.82
3,715.00
20.00
690.29
$144,797.77
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $
Certified surplus ..........................
Undivided profits ........................
Individual deposits ......................
Public funds ....................................
C -D ’s, time ......................................
Cashier’s checks ............................
Total
15,000.00
10,000.00
2,153.70
91,280.34
971.33
24,995.20
397.20
$144,797.77
STATE OF ARKANSAS
65
LAVACA.
CITIZENS BANK OF LAVACA.
Incorporated May 5, 1910. Charter No. 308.
OFFICERS—J. S. Coffman, President; W. M. Maddux, Vice President;
Wright, Cashier; Sam E. West, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS—J. S. Coffman, W . M. Maddux, W. D. West, S. E. West.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ..........
Loans on cotton ....................
Overdrafts ................................
Banking house ........................
Cash items ..............................
Due from reserve banks ..
Currency ...................................
Silver ..........................................
Total
20,819.59
4,000.00
313.76
1,454.88
3.00
12,664.75
2,349.00
131.74
41,736.72
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock ........................
Certified surplus ....................
Undivided profits ..................
Individual deposits ..............
C -D ’s, demand ......................
Certified checks ....................
Total
Lawrence
15,000.00
1,551.58
242.45
22,992.18
1,386.00
564.51
$ 41,736.72
LEAD HILL.
BANK OF LEAD H ILL.
Incorporated April 13, 1914. Charter No. 438.
OFFICERS—Thomas Hall, President; T. R. Cantrell, Vice President; H. K. Bell,
Cashier; H. C. Penix, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS—Thomas Hall, T. R. Cantrell, L. W. Parnsh, C. H. Hunter, L. B. Bell.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ..................
Loans on real estate ..................
Overdrafts ........................................
Other bonds and securities
Furniture and fixtures . . . . . . . .
Banking house ..............................
Due from reserve banks ............
Currency ...........................................
Gold .........................................•..........
Silver ..................................................
Total
44,731.11
6,275.45
1,167.54
93.81
1,000.00
1,250.00
39,872.25
984.00
S'25.00
352.70
95,951.86
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................... $ 10, 000.00
L300.00
Certified surplus ..
1,810.10
Undivided profits .
49,404.57
Individual deposits
24,820.32
Public funds .........
8,319.47
C -D ’s, time .............
297.40
Cashier’s checks ..
Total
$ 95,951.86
LEPANTO.
BANK OF LEPANTO.
Incorporated December 5, 1910. Charter No. 326.
OFFICERS—J. M. Cappage, President; W. R. Payne, Vice President; J. H. Weatherby,
Cashier.
DIRECTORS—J. M. Cappage, C. B. Hanna, Sam Stuckey, D. A. McDaniel, J. H.
Weatherby, W. R. Payne, C. L. Marcorn.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts .................... $ 52,260.88
Loans on real estate ..................
8,547.48
Loans on cotton .......................... 20,066.35
Overdrafts ........................................
244.67
Other bonds and securities . . . .
310.46
Furniture and fixtures ..............
2,026.47
Banking house ..............................
4,800.00
Cash items ......................................
200.00
Due from reserve banks ............ 73,874.62
Checks on other banks ..............
2,482.83
Currency ...............
3,951.00
Gold .................................................
350.00
Silver ..................................................
1,004.73
Other resources ............................
10.00
Total ................... $170,129.49
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $ 12,000.00
Certified surplus ............................
600.00
Undivided profits ..........................
3,963.82
Individual deposits ...................... 141,800.34
Public funds ..................................
1,579.43
C -D ’s, time ......................................
7,398.88
Cashier’s checks ............................
2,787.02
Total .......... ......... $170,129.49
66
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LESLIE.
PEOPLES BANK.
Incorporated December 1, 1915- Charter No. 450.
OFFICERS—Dr. J. O. Cotton, President; J. N. Brumiey, Vice President; E. L. Pyle,
Cashier; Miss Beulah Everette, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS—Dr. J. O. Cotton, E. L. Pyle, A. G. Killebrew, A. C. Jones, A. T . Hud
speth, Dr. S. G. Daniels, J. M. Hensley.
Statement of November 17. 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ..................$ 36,842.98
Loans on real estate ...........
5,724.26
Overdrafts ........................................
527.09
Other bonds and securities . . . .
36.00
Furniture and fixtures ..............
2,721.86
Banking house ..............................
3,003.76
Due from non-reserve banks . .
2.500.00
Cash items ......................................
1,891.53
Due from reserve banks ............ 13,318.36
Checks on other banks ..............
150.00
6,135.00
Currency ...........................................
Gold .....................................................
45.00
Silver ..................................................
1,610.74
Other resources ............................
42.01
Total
..............................................$ 74,548.59
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $ 14,000.00
Certified surplus ..........................
1,400.00
Undivided profits ..........................
530.14
53,659.06
Individual deposits ......................
C -D ’ts, time ....................................
4,825.00
Cashier’s checks ..........................
134.39
Total
.................. ........................... $ 74,548.59
LEWISVILLE.
PEOPLES BANK & LOAN CO.
Incorporated August 25, 1911. Charter No. 347.
OFFICERS—W. D. Stewart, President; G. W. Dobson, Vice President; N. D. Harrel,
Vice President and Cashier; B. S. Montgomery, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS—W. D. Stewart, G. W. Dobson, N. D. Harrei, J. B. Burton, T . P. LeMay, W . B. Nash, G. G. Boyett.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts .................... $
Loans on real estate ..................
Overdrafts .................. * ...................
Other bonds and securities . . . .
Furniture and fixtures ............
Banking house ..............................
Due from non-reserve banks ..
Due from reserve banks ............
Checks on other banks ..............
Currency ...........................................
Silver ..................................................
Total
48,005.12
18,808.89
339.90
1,504.51
3,030.65
6,030.56
19,299.77
39,910.83
16,670.04
2,981.00
190.95
..............................................$156,772.22
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $ 30,000.00
Certified surplus ..........................
6,000.00
Undivided profits ..........................
6,441.03
Individual deposits ......................
88,373.47
23,529.72
Public funds ....................................
C -D ’s, time ......................................
2,035.57
Cashier’s checks ............................
392.43
Total
.............................................. $156,772.22
LINCOLN.
BANK OF LINCOLN,
Incorporated March 19, 1903. Charter No. 119.
OFFICERS—T. N. English, President; J. A. English, Vice President; T. L. McColloch,
Cashier.
DIRECTORS—T. N. English, J. A. English, F. P. Earle, W. P. Fay, T. L. McColloch.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts .................. $ 42,323.61
Loans on real estate .................. 12,604.00
Overdrafts ........................................
17.86
Furniture and fixtures ..............
1,600.00
Banking house ..............................
1,700.00
Other real estate ..........................
2,876.00
Cash items ......................................
164.20
Due from reserve banks ............ 44,809.98
Currency ......................................... .
1,706.00
Silver ..................................................
1,229.63
Other resources ..............................
270.00
Total
$109,301.28
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................'$ 10,000.00
Certified surplus ..........................
250.00
Undivided profits ..........................
2,081.95
Individual deposits ..............
64,239.^3
Public funds ....................................
159.33
C -D ’s, demand ................................
32,570.37
Total
$109,301.28
STATE OP A R KA NS AS
67
LITTLE ROCK.
BANK OF COMMERCE.
Incorporated November 24, 1890. Charter No. 23.
OFFICERS— Herman Kahn, President; Geo. W. Rogers, S. L. Kahn, L. B. Leigh, Vice
Presidents; Z. B. Curtis, Cashier; T. W. Kirkwood, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS—Herman Kahn, Morris M. Cohn, Joseph Lyons, H. L. Remmel, A. G.
Kahn, L. B. Leigh, Louis Koers, Geo. W. Rogers, S. L. Kahn, Z. B. Curtis.
Statement of November 17. 1916.
RESOURCES.
Eoans and discounts .................$1,441,175.36
Loans on real estate ................
145,890.45
Loans on cotton ........................ 2,301.994.44
Overdrafts ....................................
671.77
Other bonds and securities ..
29,550.00
18,269.80
Furniture and fixtures ..........
Banking house ............................
118,606.82
Other real estate ......................
26,061.25
Items in transit ........................
405,806.46
Bills of exchange ......................
164.363.32
Due from non-reserve banks.
28,314.70
Cash items ....................................
9,729.10
Due from reserve banks ........
693,581.74
Checks on other banks ............
98,416.31
Currency ........................................
231,023.00
37,017.50
Gold ................ '................................
Silver ..............................................
8,547.11
Total
..........................................$5,759,019.13
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock ................................$ 300,000.00
60,000.00
Certified surplus ........................
Undivided profits ......................
54,572.09
Savings accounts ......................
218,253.74
Individual deposits ..................
778,711.98
10,000.00
Public funds ................................
Due to non-reserve banks . . . 4,100,277.21
C -D ’s, demand ............................
196,580.76
Certified checks ........................
4,067.68
Cashier’s checks ........................
36,555.67
Total
.......................................... $5,759,019.13
LITTLE ROCK.
BANKERS TRUST COincorporated June 9, 1913. Charter No. 416.
OFFICERS—H. L. Remmel, President: C. S. McCain, Vice President and Secretary;
W. C. Ribenack, Vice President; G. W . Donaghey, Vice President; T. L. Bond,
Treasurer.
i
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DIRECTORS—H. L. Remmel, Geo. W. Donaghey, W. C. Ribenack, J. S. Cargile, R. F.
Drummond, S. W. Tucker, Chas. G. Henry, C. S. McCain, Gordon H. Campbell,
Jas. G. Clark, H. C. Couch, Sam Frauenthal.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ............
Loans on real estate ............
Overdrafts ..................................
Other bonds and securities .
Furniture and fixtures
B a n k in g
h o u se
.............................
Items in transit .....................
Bills of exchange ..................
Due from reserve banks . . .
Checks on other banks
Gold ....................
Silver ................
Other resources
806.45
655.30
705.16
200.46
500.00
500.00
044.74
996.57
793.95
113.52
481.00
167.50
195.30
310.00
$1,472,469.95
Total
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock ............ .............
Certified surplus ......................
Undivided profits ..................
Savings accounts ..................
Individual deposits ................
Due to non-reserve banks .
C -D ’s, time ..............................
Certified checks ....................
Cashier’s checks ................ ..
Total
250,000.00
2,172.66
12,538.77
95,424.48
220,939.41
817,514.75
71,731.54
£17.85
1,930.49
$1,472,469.95
LITTLE ROCK.
W. B. W ORTHEN CO.
Incorporated August 4, 1902. Charter No. 94.
OFFICERS—Gordon N. Peay, President; Geo. G. Worthen, Vice President; B. Thruston, Cashier; John C. Eakin, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS—Gordon N. Peay, Geo. G. Worthen, B. Thruston, T. G. Bragg.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ..........
Loans on real estate ..........
Overdrafts ..............................
Other bonds and securities
Other real estate ..................
Bills of exchange ..............
Cash items ............................
Due from reserve banks ..
Checks on other banks . . .
Currencv ..................................
Gold
........................................
Silver ........................................
Other resources ....................
Total
624,104.93
293.482.40
4,338.73
38,594.82
116.025.41
32,154.21
478.05
266,769.18
19,043.44
76.782.00
1,375.00
4,039.15
1,216.69
,478,404.01
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock ..........................
Certified surplus ..................
Undivided profits ...................
Savings accounts ...................
Trust funds ..............................
Individual deposits ..............
Public funds ............................
Due to non-reserve hanks .
Due to reserve banks ..........
C -D ’s, time ..............................
Certified checks ....................
Cashier’s checks ............. . . .
Reserved for interest ........
100, 000.00
300,000.00
59,849.58
89,716.60
19.426.00
644,391.87
36.940.00
75,679.50
50.000.00
88,874.78
8,510.00
3,508.47
1,507.21
Total .................. $1,478,404.01
RE PO RT OF B A N K COMMISSIONER
68
LITTLE ROCK.
central bank.
Incorporated June 6, 1912.
Charter No. 379.
OFFICERS—C. C. Kavanaugh, President; T. W. Mattingly, Vice President; T. E. Hale,
Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS—C. C. Kavanaugh, T. W . Mattingly, T. B. Ford, M. C. Hutton, D. H.
Cantrell, Otto Weideman, Joe Jung, Herbert S. Turner, E. E. Walden, F. A. Snod
grass.
Statement of N ovember 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ..................$ 48,084.66
Loans on real estate .................. 26,130.68
Overdrafts ........................................
78.80
Other bonds and securities . . . .
1,482.81
3,853.51
Furniture and fixtures ..............
Other real estate ..........................
2,583.73
Items in transit ............................
495.41
71.00
Cash items ......................................
Due from reserve hanks ............ 38,245.06
Checks on other banks ..............
2,216.18
Currency ...........................................
5,573.00 *
Gold .....................................................
142.50
Silver ..................................................
1,323.73
4,570.53
Other resources ............................
Total
............................................. $134,851.60
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $
Savings accounts ..........................
Individual deposits ......................
Public funds ..............
C -D ’s, time ......................................
Cashier’s checks ............................
Total
25,000.00
22,233.68
59,855.14
26,208.72
60.00
1,494.06
.............................................. $134,851.60
LITTLE ROCK.
CITIZENS IN V ES TM E N T & SECURITY CO.
Incorporated December 31, 1900. Charter No. 66.
OFFICERS—Robert E. Wait, President; E. T. Reaves, Vice President; J. F. Lenon,
Cashier; Clay E. Smith, Ass't Cashier; R. W. Porter, Treasurer.
DIRECTORS—Robert E, Wait. E. T. Reaves, J. F. Lenon, Clay E. Smith, L. K.
Snodgrass, R. W. Porter, W. C. Northern.
Statement of November 17. 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts . .*..............$
Loans on real estate ....................
Overdrafts ........................................
Other bonds and securities . . . .
Furniture and fixtures ..............
Other real estate ..........................
Bills of exchange ..........................
Cash items ......................................
Due from reserve banks ............
Checks on other banks ............
Currency ............................................
Gold .....................................................
Silver ..................................................
Other resources ............................
Total
82,245.79
93,951.51
2,702.20
2,553.25
10,347.12
48,367.47
131.88
56.05
17,248.62
4,456.80
3,039.00
50.00
742.15
7,970.60
..............................................$273,862.44
LITTLE ROCK.
Capital stock
U n d iv id e d
LIABILITIES.
.................................. $ 75,000.00
p r o fits
...............................
Bills payable ..................................
Savings accounts ..........................
Individual deposits ......................
Public funds ....................................
C -D ’s, demand ..............................
C -D ’s, time ..........
Cashier’s checks .............................
Total
1,924.89
30,000.00
61,656.78
80,434.33
10.370.95
5,000.00
8,185.04
1,290.45
.............................................. $273,862.44
germ an t r u s t co.
Incorporated October 3, 1911.
Charter No. 351.
OFFICERS—J. D. Goldman, President; Ed Cornish, Vice President; J. F. Walker,
Vice President and Treasurer; R. W. Rightsell, Vice Preisident and Secretary.
DIRECTORS—J. D. Goldman, Ad Hamberg, Alex M. Keith, J. F. Walker, M. B.
Moore, G. H. Lyon, O. P. Robinson, J. F. Loughborough, Ed Cornish, W . B.
Smith, Ike Kempner, M. B. Sanders, H. M. Bennett, R. W. Rightsell, W. C.
Tunnah.
Statement of November 17. 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ................... $155,369.32
Loans on real estate .................... 197,683.97
Overdrafts ........................................
69.87
Other bonds and securities . . . . 235,949.58
Furniture and fixtures ..............
7,500.00
Other real estate .......................... 22',095.36
Due from reserve banks ............ 78,060.71
Checks on other banks ..............
3,958.53
Currency ...........................................
2,948.00
Gold .....................................................
40.00
Silver ..................................................
629.05
Other resources ............................
196.78
Total
$704,501.17
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock ...................................$250,000.00
Certified surplus .......................... 40,000.00
Undivided profits ..........................
8,219.02
Savings accounts .......................... 173,308.17
Individual deposits ...................... 167,886.62
Public funds .............. '....................
37,584.78
C -D ’s, time ...................................... 25,036.29
Cashier’s checks ............................
2,466.29
Total
$704,501.17
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STATE OF ARKANSAS
LITTLE ROCK.
LASKER.MORRIS BANK & TRUST CO.
Incorporated June 6, 1914. Charter No. 442.
OFFICERS—Harry Lasker, President; Emmet Morris, Vice President; R. W. Newell,
Secretary; Henry Lasker, Treasurer.
DIRECTORS—Harry Lasker, R. W. Newell, Emmet Morris, Henry Lasker.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans on real estate ..................
Overdrafts ..............................
Other bonds and securities
Furniture and fixtures . . .
Other real estate ..............
Bills of exchange ................
Cash items ............................
Due from reserve banks .
Checks on other banks . . .
Currency ..................................
Gold ...........................................
Silver .............................. .........
Other resources ....................
Total
$351,746.27
87,840.44
852.46
1,704.60
3,724.62
1,350.00
1,288.37
1,229.25
63,919.02
6,774.37
20,310.00
465.00
3,150.71
230.23
$544,585.32
..............................................$544,585.32
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................... ............$100,000.00
9,129.14
Certified surplus ............ ............
Savings accounts ............ ............ 38,022.40
Trust funds ........................ ............ 26,628.51
Individual deposits ........ ............ 150,510.83
Public funds .................... ............ 181,430.17
C -D ’s, demand ................ ............ 11,217.25
C -D ’s, time ........................ ............ 27,190.40
300.00
Certified checks .............. ............
156.62
Cashier’s checks .............. ............
Total
................................ ............$544,585.32
LITTLE ROCK.
M ERCANTILE TRUST CO.
Incorporated February 20, 1902. Charter No. 86.
OFFICERS—W. L. Hemingway, President and Treasurer; W. P. Field, Vice President;
F. J. Schmutz, Secretary; C. B. Maxwell, Ass’t Secretary; S. C. Couch, Ass't
T r63su
p.
DIRECTORS—W. L. Hemingway, A. Brizzolara, W. W. Wilson, C. S. Stifft, W . E.
Hemingway, A. D. Goldman, W . P. Feild, Geo. B. Rose, S. L. Kay, F. W .
Tucker, H. M. Trieber, Fred Heiskell, C. L. Thompson.
Statement of November-17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ................ $ 468,185.26
Loans on real estate ................
351,785.92
Overdrafts ......................................
1,417.18
Other bonds and securities ..
163,814.19
Furniture and fixtures ............
9,000.00
Other real estate ......................
20,341.05
263.90
Items in transit ..........................
Due from non-reserve banks..
33,445.27
Cash items ..................................
3,778.36
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock ..............................$ 300,000.00
Certified surplus ........................
20,000.00
Undivided profits ......................
29,800.37
Savings accounts ......................
427,648.88
, 31,750.79
Trust funds ................................
Individual deposits ..................
453,683.00
Public funds ................................
31,462.45
C -D ’s, demand ..........................
52,829.81
C -D ’s, time .................. ,............
36,896.57
D u e fro m
C e r tifie d
r e se r v e b a n k s
..........
247,701.94
Checks on other banks .......... ■
Currency ........................................
Gold ................................................
Silver ..............................................
Other resources ..........................
21,642.42
45,245.00
20,032>50
2,823.40
7,161.39
$1,396,637.78
Total
checks
.............................
706.00
Cashier’s checks ........................
Reserved for interest ..............
Reserved for taxes ..................
Other liabilities ........................
1,722.73
4,682.23
3,240.89
2,214.06
Total
$1,396,637.78
LITTLE ROCK.
PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK.
Incorporated September 17, 1902. Charter No. 97.
OFFICERS—W. E. Lenon, President; B. Bodemann, Vice President; A. J. Mercer,
Cashier; F. W. Niemey&r, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS—W. E. Lenon, B. Bodemann, F. W. Niemeyer, J. H. Hamiter, De E.
Bradshaw.
Statement of November 17. 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ................... $299,675.09
Loans on real estate .................. 218,926.18
Overdrafts ........................................
2,680.86
Other bonds and securities . . . .
37.126.13
Furniture and fixtures ..............
7,000.00
Banking house .............................. 20,000.00
Other real estate ........................ 21,151.96
Cash items ......................................
1,788.88
Due from reserve banks ............ 261,712.84
Checks on other banks ............
8,997.31
Currency ........................................... 17,983.00
Gold ..................................................... 17,985.00
Silver ..................................................
2,719.52
Other resources ...........................
589.95
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock ...................................$100,000.00
Certified surplus .......................... 15,000.00
Undivided profits ........................ 20,712.28
Savings accounts .......................... 253,191.99
Trust funds ....................................
6,871.41
Individual deposits ...................... 402,210.05
Public funds .................................. 62,318.59
C -D ’s, time ...................................... 47,367.19
Certified checks ............................
749.00
Cashier’s checks ..........................
9,916.21
Total ................... $918,336.72
Total ................... $918,336.72
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LITTLE ROCK.
U N '? N t r u s t c o .
Incorporated January 18, 1902. Charter No. 83.
OFFICERS—Noorhead Wright, President; C. P. Perrie, E. G. Thompson, George B.
Rose^ Vice Presidents; E. J. Bodman, Secretary; Chas. M. Connor, Treasurer;
L. J. Gibson, Trust Officer.
DIRECTORS—Sam W. Reyburn, Chairman of Board; E. G. Thompson, John M. Moore,
George B. Rose, C. P. Perrie, C. E. Neeley, Mark M. Cohn, Noorhead Wright,
J. F. Loughborough, Fred W. Allsopp.
Statement of November 17. 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts .................$1,196,112.69
Loans on real estate ................
263,664.45
Overdrafts ....................................
555.57
Other bonds and securities . .
234,389.92
Furniture and fixtures ............
3,625.00
124,055.30
Other real estate ......................
Bills of exchange ......................
25.00
Due from non-reserve banks..
54,493.97
Cash items ...................
1,724.80
Due from reserve banks . . . .
418,935.52
11,804.02
Checks on other banks ..........
Currency ........................................
138,473.00
Gold ..................................................
21,645.00
Silver ..............................................
730.82
Other resources ..........................
39,695.31
$2,508,930.37
Total
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .............................. $ 250,000.00
Certified surplus ........................
150,000.00
Undivided profits ......................
102,029.58
Savings accounts ......................
886,579.34
128,696.67
Trust funds ..................................
Dividends unpaid ......................
289.00
Individual deposits ..................
687,970.65
Public funds ................................
70,113.80
Due to non-reserve banks . . .
7,511.72
C -D ’s, demand ............................
180,347.92
326.32
Certified checks .........................
Cashier’s checks ........................
13,900.63
Reserved for interest ................
14,159.92
Reserved for taxes ..................
6,254.85
Other liabilities ...........................
4,749.97
Total
$2,508,930.37
LITTLE ROCK.
SOUTHERN TRUST CO.
Incorporated August 24, 1905. Charter No. 189.
OFFICERS—J. R. Vinson, President; A. C. Read, Vice( President; C. G. Price, Vice
President; B. C. Powell, Vice President; J. C. Conway, Secretary; T. G. Embree,
Ass’t Secretary.
DIRECTORS—R. C. Bright, A. C. Butterworth, W. D. Cammack, J. C. Conway, T . G.
Embree, J. H. Estes, D. K. Hawthorne, C. C. Kavanaugh, C. R. Ledbetter, C. G.
Price, Q. L. Porter, B. C. Powell Fred Rossner, Sr., P. D. Scott, Jr., J. H. Stanley,
M. B. Sanders, J. R. Vinson, A. J. Wilson.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
L o a n s a n d d is c o u n ts
LIABILITIES.
................... $1,104,705.79
Loans on real estate ................
Overdrafts
Other bonds and securities
Furniture and fixtures
Banking house ...................... .
Other real estate .................
Items in transit .................. .
Cash items
Due from reserve banks ........
Checks on other banks
Currency ............
Gold ......................
Silver ..................
Other resources
338,304.13
8,991.18
56,004.10
19,000.00
239,000.00
49,363.20
46,834.85
900.00
727,444.14
30,767.13
54,512.00
1,655.00
12,382.29
9,544.38
Total ............................................$2,699,408.19
C a p ita l
s to c k
Certified surplus
Undivided profits
Savings accounts ......................
Trust funds
Dividends unpaid .
Individual deposits
Public funds ................................
Due to non-reserve banks
C -D ’s, time ..................................
Certified checks
Cashier’s checks ........
Reserved for interest
Reserved for taxes .,
Other liabilities ........ .
500.000.
00
100. 000.
00
56,423.95
376.977.48
21,897.10
20.00
942,378.59
100,339.40
439,334.21
143,879.78
831.60
3,439.97
1,600.00
2,286.11
10, 000.00
Total ............................................$2,699,408.19
LOCKESBURG.
BANK OF LOCKESBURG.
Incorporated October 14, 1902. Charter No. 99.
OFFICERS—R. A. Gilliam, President; M. L. Norwood, Vice President; R. S. Hunsucker,
Cashier; Custer Steel, Ass't Cashier.
DIRECTORS—R. A. Gilliam, M. L. Norwood, J. P. Peterson, W. C. Clark, Jno. T.
Locke.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ..................$
Loans on real estate ..................
Loans on cotton ............................
Other bonds and securities . . . .
Furniture and fixtures ..............
Banking house ............................
Due from reserve banks ............
Checks on other banks .............
Currency ......................................... ".
Gold ....................................................
Silver ..................................................
Other resources ..............................
51,283.72
505.00
19,190.63
84.00
2,500.00
3,000.00
93,477.77
5,827.20
13,440.00
230.00
1,116.15
297.44
Total .................. ..$190,951.91
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock ..................................$ 25,000.00
Certified surplus ..........................
7,500.00
Undivided profits ........................
3,699.21
Individual deposits ..................
135,685.04
Public funds ....................................
104.26
C -D ’s, demand .............................. 17,166.94
Cashier’s checks ............................
1,740.56
Other liabilities ............................
55.90
Total ................... $190,951.91
STATE OF ARKANSAS
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LONDON.
FARMERS & MERCHANTS BANK.
Incorporated 'December 12, 1912. Charter No. 397.
OFFICERS—L. G. Martin, President; W . H. Garner, Vice President; W. G. Rye,
Cashier.
DIRECTORS—L
Martin, M. W. Rye, W. G. Rye.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts .................. $ 6,827.45
Furniture andfixtures ...............
1,000.00
Due from reserve banks ............... 35,247.29
Currency
.....................................
593.00
Gold .....................................................
15.00
Silver ..................................................
216.59
Total
..............................................$ 43,899.33
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock ..........................
Certified surplus ....................
Undivided profits ................
Individual deposits ..............
C -D ’s, time ..............................
Cashier’s checks ....................
Total
5,150.00
130.00
579.71
36,895.80
1,080.73
63.09
..............................................$ 43,899.33
LONOKE
LONOKE COUNTY BANK.
Incorporated November 10, 1906. Charter No. 222.
OFFICERS—A. J. Wails, President; Chas. G. Miller, Vice President; W. H. Young,
Cashier; H. E. Benton, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS—A. J., Walls, Chas. G. Miller, W. H. Young, W . W . McCrary, L. C. Mc
Crary, T. C. Trimble, Jr., J. M. Gates.
Statement of November 17. 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ................... $172,721.18
Loans on real estate .................. 15,573.39
Overdrafts ........................................
675.69
1,000.00
Furniture and fixtures ................
Banking house
........................
4,000.00
Due from reserve banks .......... 76,088.78
Checks on other banks ..............
274.39
Currency ...........................................
6,915.00
1,696.79
Silver ..................................................
Other resources ............................
1,822.59
Total
$280,767.81
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $ 20,000.00
Certified surplus .......................... 10,000.00
Undivided profits ........................ 15,379.03
Individual deposits ...................... 164,934.93
Public funds .................................. 59,654.57
C -D ’s, time ...................................... 10,799.28
Total
$280,767.81
LONOKE.
BANK OF CENTRAL ARKANSAS.
Incorporated October 3, 1895. Charter No. 36.
OFFICERS—D. R. Boone, President; Pat H. Wheat, Vice President; W. T. Couch,
Cashier; Pat H. Wheat, Jr., Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS— D. R. Boone, W. T. Couch, Pat H. Wheat, J. N. Eagle, W. Y. Bransford, D. M. Boone.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ................... $117,480.51
Loans on real estate .................. 17,984.78
Overdrafts ........................................
1,907.09
Furniture and fixtures ..............
1,800.00
Banking house ..............................
3,000.00
Cash items .................................
263.77
Due from reserve banks .......... 158,591.78
Checks on other banks ..............
208.74
Currency ..........................................
4,785.00
Silver ..................................................
1,359.09
Other resources ............................
3,994.18
Total
$311,374.94
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $ 20,000.00
Certified surplus .......................... 20,000.00
Undivided profits ..........................
2,302.95
Individual deposits .................... 259,494.19
Public funds ..................................
9,577.80
Total
$311,374.94
R E P O R T OF B A N K COMMISSIONER
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LONOKE.
BANK OF LONOKE.
Incorporated November 16, 1906. Charter No. 223.
OFFICERS—W. P. Fletcher, President; S. S. Glover, Vice President; W. P. Fletcher
Jr., Cashier; A. B. Good rum, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS—W. P. Fletcher, S. S. Glover, E. O. Griffin, W . C. Ellis, Alph Hamberg,
W . P. Fletcher Jr.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ..........
Loans on real estate ............
Overdrafts ................................
Furniture and fixtures
Other real estate ..................
Cash items ..............................
Due from reserve banks ..
Currency ...................................
Silver ..........................................
Other resources ....................
78,797.83
10,083.66
178.24
1.400.00
3,465.05
246.25
23,651.49
4.555.00
641.10
3,346.08
$126,364.70
Total
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock ..........................
Certified surplus ....................
Undivided profits ..................
Individual deposits ..............
Public funds ...... ...................
C -D ’s, time .......... ....................
Total
$
20, 000.00
5,000.00
3,749.61
72,435.89
12,205.20
12,974.00
$126,364.70
LOWELL.
BANK OF LOW ELL.
'Incorporated October 18, 1908. Charter No. 263.
OFFICERS—Jo. T. Howard, President; A. C. Mayes, Vice President; W. E. Adams,
Cashier.
DIRECTORS—W . E. Adams, Jo. T. Howard, Edward Somers, W . J. Langly, A. C.
Mayes.
;
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ........ ......... $ 25,367.61
Loans on real estate ..................
2,730.00
92.95
Overdrafts ........................................
Furniture and fixtures ..............
1,928.00
Banking house ..............................
1,725.00
Due from non-reserve banks ..
3;017.31
Due from reserve banks ............
295.82
Currency ............................................
1,220.00
Silver ..................................................
512.79
Total
..............................................$ 36,889.48
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $ 10,000.00
Certified surplus ..........................
131.00
138.98
Undivided profits ........................
Individual deposits ......................
21,019.91
Public funds c....................................
287.61
C -D ’s, time ......................................
5,311.98
Total
.............................................. $ 36,889.48
LUXORA.
LUXORA BANKING COMPANY.
Incorporated September 28, 1899. Charter No. 54.
OFFICERS—J. C. Spann, President; Jno. B. Driver, Vicei President; J. M. Landrum,
Cashier; J. M. Majors, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS—H. P. Liston, J. C. Spann, Jno. B. Driver, H. E. Bowen.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts .................. $ 30,459.11
Loans on real estate .................. 27,735.19
Overdrafts ........................................
2,230.55
Other bonds and securities ----50.34
Furniture and fixtures ..............
2,506.00
Banking house ..............................
4,700.00
Other real estate ..........................
2,649.22
Due from reserve banks ............ 124,082.14
Currency ............................................
116.00
Gold .....................................................
110.00
Silver ..................................................
6,863.92
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $ 15,000.00
Certified surplus ..........................
7,500.00
Undivided profits ..........................
2,279.18
Bills payable ..................................
5,000.00
Individual deposits ...................... 162,387.65
Public funds ....................................
6,067.01
C -D ’s, demand ..............................
3,268.63
Total ................... $201,502.47
Total ................... $201,502.47
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McCRORY.
BANK OF McCRORY.
Incorporated June 8, 1903. Charter No. 128.
OFFICERS—E. T. Wherry, President; T. A. Jeffries, Vice President; H. W . Jernegan, Cashier; G. W. Barber, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS—E. T. Wherry, T. A. Jeffries, W. B. Faker, H. W . Jernegan, Mrs. S. A.
Pettitt.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ..................$ ,35,051.52
Loans on real estate .................. 24,241.21
Overdrafts ........................................
764.59
Other bonds and securities . . . .
792.73
Furniture and fixtures ..............
2,500.00
4,500.00
Banking house ..............................
Cash items ......................................
302.06
Due from reserve hanks .......... 382,084.01
Currency ...........................................
7,132.00
Gold .....................................................
87.50
Silver ...........................
4,101.55
Other resources ............................
140.70
Total
..............................................$461,697.92
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock ..................................$ 20,000.00
Certified surplus ..........................
500.00
4,532.68
Undivided profits ..........................
Individual deposits ...................... 284,728.35
Public funds .................................. 141,150.85
C -D ’s, time ...................................... 10,786.04
Total
.............................................. $461,697.92
McGEHEE.
McGEHEE VALLEY BANK.
Incorporated June 23, 1908. Charter No. 258.
OFFICERS—H. Thane, President; K. G. Morley, Vice President; J. W. Willoughby,
Cashier; D. O. C. Cleveland, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS—H. Thand, K. G. Morley, G. B. Ewing, Isadore Friedman, J. W. W il
loughby.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ..................$ 49,214.98
Loans on real estate .................. 105,163.82
Loans on cotton ............................ 41,634.24
Overdrafts ........................................
2,371.21
Other bonds and securities . . . . 20,846.09
2,000.00
Furniture and fixtures ................
Banking house ................................ 10,821.91
Other real estate .......................... 11,397.29
Items in transit ............................
75.40
Cash items ......................................
558.96
Due from reserve banks ............ 12,697.23
Checks on other banks ..............
72.59
Currency ...........................................
6,365.00
Gold ..................................................... '
300.00
Silver ..................................................
2,778.32
Total
.............................................. $266,297.04
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $
Certified surplus ..........................
Undivided profits ..........................
Bills payable ..................................
Savings accounts ..........................
Individual deposits ......................
Public funds ....................................
C -D ’s, time .......................................
Certified checks ............................
Cashier’s checks ............................
Total
71,000.00
12,500.00
3,300.70
30,000.00
15,555.66
94,415.59
9,234.09
28,304.01
50.00
1,936.99
.................................... ..,...$266,297.04
McNEIL.
BANK OF McNEIL.
Incorporated June 30, 1906. Charter No. 208OFFICERS—J. J. Luck, President; J. E. Blair, Cashier.
DIRECTORS—J. C. Milner, John G. Weffer, L. A. Westbrook, J. W. Rhea.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts .................. $
Loans on real estate ..................
Overdrafts ........................................
Furniture and fixtures ..............
Banking house ..............................
Other real estate ..........................
Due from non-reserve banks ..
Dpe from reserve banks ..........
Checks on other banks ..............
Currency ..........................................
Gold .....................................................
Silver .................... ! ...........................
Total
40,073.86
15,607.56
11.27
1,600.00
1,700.00
1,000.00
25,835.03
31,353.28
89.35
3,511.00
1,121.00
573.73
$122,476.08
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $ 15,000.00
Certified surplus ................................
6,575.15
1,710.78
Undivided profits ..........................
Individual deposits ...................... 92,775.84
C -D ’s, time ..........................................
6,414.31
Total
$122,476.08
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McRAE.
McRAE STATE BANK.
Incorporated January 26, 1914. Charter No. 434.
OFFICERS—W. F. Bauer, President; J. D. Birdsong, Vice President; R. G. Dickinson,
Cashier; G. Johnson, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS—W. F. Bauer, J. D. Birdsong, Wm. Booth, R. G. Dickinson, J. H. Ernest,
I. H. Rogers.
Statement of November 17. 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts .................... $ 10,376.32
Loans on real estate ....................
8,569.77
Overdrafts ........................................
861.62
Other bonds and securities . . . .
39.00
1,010.00
Furniture and fixtures ..............
Other real estate ........................
300.00
Items in transit ............................
1,868.61
Cash items ......................................
4.00
Due from reserve banks .......... 16,480.45
2,731.00
Currency ...........................................
Gold ......................................... •..........
10.00
Silver ..................................................
399.60
Other resources ..............................
400.60
Total
.............................................. $ 43,050.97
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $ 10,000.00
1,569.58
Undivided profits ........................
Individual deposits ......................
29,442.01
C-Ds, demand ................................
1,395.00
Cashier’s checks ..........................
644.38
Total
............................ ................. $ 43,050.97
MAGAZINE.
BANK OF MAGAZINE.
Incorporated February 16, 1903. Charter No. 115.
OFFICERS—R. P. Chitwood, President; J. A. Newman, Vice President; Thos. W.
Moore, Cashier; Glenn D. Espy, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS—R. P. Chitwood, J. A. Newman, F. T. Powers, I. Peck, Mrs. Vournie
D. Leftwich.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts .................. $ 20,720.97
Loans on real estate ....................
4,733.90
Overdrafts ........................................
283.87
Other bonds and securities . . . .
541.46
1,350.00
Furniture and fixtures ..............
Banking house ................................
2,500.00
Other real estate ..........................
2,600.00
Cash items ...................................... 10,616.12
Due from reserve banks ............ 82,063.62
Currency ...........................................
3,671.00
Gold ....................................................
135.00
Silver ..................................................
397.98
Other resources ............................
440.37
Total
..............................................$130,054.29
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $ 12,500.00
Savings accounts ..........................
444.34
Individual deposits ...................... 109,038.10
C -D ’s, time ......................................
8,071.85
Total
.............................. ............... $130,054.29
MAGNOLIA.
COLUMBIA COUNTY BANK.
Incorporated May 18, 1892. Charter No. 29.
OFFICERS—C. M. Fomby, President; J. O. Hutcheson, Vice President; J. C. McNeill,
Cashier; Goode Renfroe, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS—C. M. Fomby, J. C. McNeill, C. R. Hutcheson, J. M. W itt, A. M.
Crumpler, J. E. Bass, J. O. Hutcheson, C. W . Martel, J. B. Wilson, H. P. Car
rington, Gus Kohn, A. A. Reid, J. Y. Stevens.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts . . . , . ........... $100,751.64
Loans on real estate .................. 29,612.84
Loans on cotton ............................
9,489.40
Overdrafts ........................................
68.70
Other bonds and securities . . . .
1,438.59
Furniture and fixtures ..............
3,538.05
Banking house .............................. 10,756.11
Other real estate ........................
9,568.82
Due from non-reserve banks .. 42,000.00
Due from reserve banks .......... 133,247.04
Checks on other banks ..............
1,341.43
Currency ........................................... 16,282.00
Gold .....................................................
435.00
Silver ..................................................
894.61
Total
$359,424.23
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $ 50,000.00
Certified surplus ............................
6,500.00
Undivided profits ..........................
2,609.37
Bills payable ..................
13,000.00
Individual deposits ...................... 194,923.37
Public funds .................................... 50,587.39
C -D ’s, time ...................................... 31,286.58
Cashier’s checks ....................
10,517.52
Total
$359,424.23
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MAGNOLIA.
FARMERS BANK & TRUST CO.
Incorporated September 26, 1906. Charter No. 217,
OFFICERS—T. S. Grayson, President; W. H. Warnock, Vice President; Jas. G. Brown,
Cashier; J. B. Smith, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS—C. W. McKay, J. T. Souter, Levi Garrett, J. G. Langston, A. A. Reid,
D. D. Goode, C. D. Stevens, J. F. Runyan, S. D. Chaffin, J. M. W itt.
Statement of November 17. 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ................... $153,166.09
Loans on real estate .................. 26,174.53
Loans on cotton ............................ 208,106.09
Overdrafts ........................................
2,951.44
Other bends and securities ----78.25
Furniture and fixtures ..............
3,500.00
Banking house ................................ 13,000.00
Other real estate ..........................
5,000.00
Due from reserve banks ............ 105,165.03
Checks on other banks ..............
681.17
Currency ........................................... 14,853.00
Gold .....................................................
2,780.00
Silver ..................................................
1,444.10
Total
.............................................. $536,899.70
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $ 50,000.00
.Certified surplus ............................
7,000.00
Undivided profits ..........................
5,680.39
Bills payable .................................. 30,000.00
Individual deposits ...................... 373,613.49
Due to non-reserve banks . . . . 21,000.00
C -D ’s, time ...................................... 45,212.42
Cashier’s checks ............................
4,393.40
Total
.............................................. $536,899.70
MAGNOLIA.
PEOPLES BANK.
Incorporated May 8, 1902. Charter No. 90.
OFFICERS— N. J. Gantt, President; J. L. Davis, Vice President; T. A. Monroe, Cash
ier; E. C. Lyle, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS— N. J. Gantt, J. L. Davis, T. A. Monroe, E. C. Lyle, W . W . Boyd,
J. O. Hutcheson, T. P. Gantt, J. A. Joiner, J. M. W itt, E. W. Warren, J. M.
Kitchens.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ................... $142,239.72
Loans on real estate ..................
2,991.23
Loans on cotton ............................ 161,794.54
Overdrafts ........................................
193.39
Furniture and fixtures. . . . . . . .
2,812.26
Banking house ..............................
1,601.08
Other real estate ..........................
1,728.00
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $ 50,000.00
Certified surplus .......................... 17,500.00
Undivided profits ..........................
5,127.11
Bills payable .................................. 10,000.00
Indivdual deposits ........................ 361,095.33
Due to non-reserve banks . . . .
89,785.72
C -D ’s, demand .............................. 20,873.87
D u e fr o m
C a s h ie r ’s
n o n -r e s e r v e
banks
..
9,027.15
ch ecks
..................................
1,598.54
Cash items ......................................
1,247.98
Due from reserve banks .......... 213,985.68
4,212.34
Checks on other banks ................
Currency ........................................... 11,258.00
Gold ..................... •.............................
2,048.00
Silver ..................................................
841.20
$555,980.57
Total
Total
$555,980.57
MALVERN.
BANK OF MALVERN.
Incorporated June 24, 1889. Charter No. 10.
OFFICERS—W. H. Cooper, President; T. R. McHenry, A. W. Brassier, Vice Presi
dents; Robert Smith, Cashier; W. R. Collie, W. K. Smith, Ass’t Cashiers.
DIRECTORS—W . H. Cooper, J. E. Young, C. S. Smith, T. R. McHenry, J. L. Cooper.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ................... $147,634.72
Loans on real estate .................. 52,024.22
Overdrafts ........................................
196.13
Other bonds and securities . . . .
613.41
Banking house ................................
5,000.00
Due from non-reserve banks ..
40,015.55
Cash items ........................................
70.74
Due from reserve banks . . . . . .
92,062.89
Checks on other banks ..............
1,384.93
Currency ...........................................
9,868.00
Gold ...................................................
1,235.00
Silver ..................................................
1,683.91
Total
$351,789.50
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $ 50,000.00
Certified surplus .......................... 20,000.00
Undivided profits ..........................
5,991.22
Individual deposits ...................... 171,791.64
Public funds ..................................
1.31
C -D ’s, demand .............................. 103,555.33
Reserved for interest ................
450.00
Total
$351,789.50
76
R E P O R T O F B A N K COMMISSIONER'
MALVERN.
FARMERS & MERCHANTS BANK.
Incorporated October 3, 1913. Charter No. — .
OFFICERS—T. N. Atchison, President; J. W. Lee, J. P. Chamberlain, Vice Presidents;
Geo. B. Cox, Cashier; J. A. Birch, Jr., Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS—T . N .• Atchison, J. W . Lee, J. P. Chamberlain, H. B. Means, W . A.
Haley, Jabez M. Smith; John Lindahl, R. Y. Phillips.
Statement of November 17. 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts .................. $
Loans on real estate ..................
Loans on cotton ..........................
Overdrafts ........................................
Other bonds and securities . . . .
Furniture and fixtures ..............
Banking house ................................
Due from non-reserve banks ..
Cash items ......................................
Due from reserve banks ............
Checks on other banks ..............
Currency ............................................
Gold .....................................................
Silver ..................................................
Total
51,582.19
14,116.34
40,096.23
1,104.36
742.58
3,210.13
9,553.85
4,620.06
1,081.04
14,144.09
1,992.92
4,625.00
40.00
486.70
..............................................$147,395.49
LIABILITIE S.
Capital stock .................................. $
Certified surplus ............................
Undivided profits ........................
Savings accounts ..........................
Individual deposits ......................
Public funds ....................................
C -D ’s, demand ..............................
Total
30,000.00
378.02
999.13
4,823.14
66,107.98
30,694.64
14,392.58
.............................................. $147,395.49
MAMMOTH SPRING.
CITIZENS BANK.
Incorporated June 24, 1904. Charter No. 160.
OFFICERS—J. A. Sigler, President; G. C. Buford, Vice President; C. W. Dixon, Cash
ier; J. L. Dixon, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS—J. A. Sigler, M. G. Hale, Edw. C. Bellamy, C. W . Dixon, G. C. Buford,
Wm. Lytle, E. A. Dixon.
Statement of November 17, 1916
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ................,$
Loans on real estate ..................
Overdrafts .......................................
Other bonds and securities . .. 7
Furniture and 'fixtures ..............
Banking house .............. ............. '.
Other real estate ..........................
Items in transit ............................
Due from non-reserve banks . .
Due from reserve banks ............
Checks on other banks ..............
Currency ...........................................
Gold .....................................................
Silver ..................................................
57,448.99
23,829.08
165.32
901.58
2,885.00
4,000.00
14,541.28
4,525.70
1.32
55,080.27
40.00
8,505.00
3,700.00
1,756.45
$177,379.99
Total
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $
Certified surplus ..........................
Undivided profits ..........................
Individual deposits ......................
Public funds ....................................
Due to non-reserve banks ........
C -D ’s, demand ..............................
Cashier’s checks ..........................
Total
25,000.00
650.00
1,494.44
87,203.71
5,515.88
46,583.92
10,177.24
754.80
$177,379.99
MANILA.
BANK OF MANILA.
Incorporated April 13, 1903. Charter No. 124.
OFFICERS—E. L. Carraway, President; J. M. Hutton, Vice President; H. W. Cowan,
Cashier; J. W. Crafton, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS— E. L. Carraway, J. M. Hutton, H. W . Cowan, Sam Levine, Jake Rice.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ..................$ 38,442.57
Loans on real estate ..................
8,159.00
Overdrafts ........................................
1,143.95
Other bonds and securities . . . .
102.65
Furniture and fixtures ..............
1,000.00
Banking house ................................
3,250.00
Due from reserve banks ..........
79,372.09
Checks on other banks ..............
681.90
Currency ...........................................
6,048.00
Gold ........
25.00
Silver ...........................................
1,362.14
Total ................... $139,587.30
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $ 15,000.00
Certified surplus ............................
2,500.00
Undivided profits ........................
2,201.19
Individual deposits ...................... 107,415.15
Public funds ..................................
3,822.51
C -D ’s, time .................................... '.
4,020.58
Cashier’s checks ............................
4,627.87
T o ta l
....................................................... $139,587.30
STATE OF ARKANSAS
77
MANSFIELD.
BANK OF MANSFIELD.
Incorporated September 12, 1901. Charter No. 77.
OFFICERS—W. L. Seaman, President; J. F. Graves, Vice President; C. C. Graves,
Cashier; W. L. Yowell, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS— R. Y. Baldwin, J. F. Graves, C. C. Graves, S. A. Hodges, l_. C.
Packard, W . L. Seaman.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts .................. $ 71,355.80
Loans on real estate .................. 36,099.30
Overdrafts ...........
2,522.70
Furniture and fixtures ..............
2,197.69
4,800.00
Banking house ..............................
Other real estate ..........................
1,403.04
Due from non-reserve banks . .
1,430.00
Cash items ......................................
4,390.79
Due from reserve banks ............ 139,491.64
Currency ...........................................
4,229.00
Gold .....................................................
1,527.50
Silver ..................................................
1,105.18
6.56
Other resources ............................
Total
..............................................$270,559.20
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $ 25,000.00
Certified surplus .......................... 25,000.00
Undivided profits .......................... 17,090.66
Individual deposits ...................... 151,930.44
Public funds .................................... 11,654.36
C -D ’s, demand ................................ 38,602.75
Certified checks ............................
1,280.99
Total
.............................................. $270,559.20
MANSFIELD.
PEOPLES BANK.
Incorporated October 9, 1907. Charter No. 247.
OFFICERS—C. C. Graves, President; J. F. Graves, Vice President; V. H. Sorrels.
Cashier.
DIRECTORS—W . L. Seaman, H. S. Graves, J. F. Graves, G. E. Otis, C. C. Graves,
A. I. Harmon.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts .................. $ 18,693.78
Loans on real estate ..................
5,084.11
Furniture and fixtures ..............
1,260.70
Cash items .......................
11.26
Due from reserve banks .......... 21,677.89
Checks on other banks ..............
34.99
Currency ...........................................
640.00
G old
................................................................
1,222.50
Silver ....................•...........................
Other resources ............................
1,059.82
142.50
49,827.55
Total
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock ..................................$ 12,500.00
359.37
Certified surplus ..........................
Undivided profits ..........................
3,268.83
Individual deposits ...................... 28,842.05
Due to non-reserve banks ........
2.467.29
2,325.89
C -D ’s, demand ..............................
Cashier’s checks ..........................
64.12
Total
49,827.55
MARIANNA
BANK QF MARIANNA.
Incorporated July 15, 1903. Charter No. 134.
OFFICERS—Max D. Miller, President; O. L. Williamson, Vice President; Hugh Mixon,
Cashier.
DIRECTORS—Max D. Miller. O. L. Williamson, P. R. Turner, J. T. Robertson, J. R.
Felton, Jacoo Shaul, F. N. Burke, H. S. Mixon, D. L. Griffis.
Statement of November 17. 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ................... $114,349.23
Loans on real estate .................. 27,233.23
Loans on cotton ............................ 68,423.14
3.181.32
Overdrafts ........................................
Furniture and fixtures ..............
2,816.24
Banking house .............................. 14,000.00
Other real estate ..........................
611.50
Due from non-reserve banks .. 16,753.63
Cash items .....................................
12.55
Due from reserve banks .......... 162,744.91
Checks on other banks ..............
4.680.54
Currency ...........................................
6,909.00
Gold .....................................................
20.00
Silver ..................................................
4,298.46
Total
$426,033.75
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock . . . c..........................$ 69,000.00
Certified surplus ..........................
4,594.84
Undivided profits ..........................
5,400.51
Savings accounts .......................... 32,573.87
Individual deposits ...................... 275,489.75
Public funds .................................... 23,617.80
C -D ’s, time ...................................... 14,405.21
Cashier’s checks ............................
951.77
Total
$426,033.75
R E P O R T OF B A N K COMMISSIONER
78
MARIANNA.
McCLINTOCK BANKING CO.
(Not Incorporated.)
OFFICERS—D. S. Clark, Cashier.
OWNERS—W. S. McClintock, R. L. Mixon, D. S. Clark.
Private bank. No officers or directors.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts .................. $ 76,300.33
Loans on real estate ....................
7,856.00
Loans on cotton ............................ 211,636.32
Overdrafts ........................................
443.98
Furniture and fixtures ................
1,466.00
Due from non-reserve banks . .
6,996.02
84.10
Cash items ......................................
Due from reserve banks ............ 138,602.94
Checks on other banks ................
802.61
Currency . . . . ................................... 24,673.00
Gold .....................................................
15.00
Silver ..................................................
3,510.29
Total
..............................................$472,386.59
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $ 50,000.00
Certified’ surplus ............................ 14,147.71
3,629.64
Undivided profits ........................
Individual deposits ...................... 375,596.50
Public funds ....................................
5,725.40
23,277.34
C -D ’s, time ......................................
Cashier’s checks ............................
10.00
Total
.............................................. $472,386.59
MARIANNA.
PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK.
Incorporated October 13, 1911. Charter No. 352.
OFFICERS—W. D. Newbern, President; S. H. Crowe, Vice President; W. H. Newbern,
Cashier; Gordon Love, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS—W . D. Newbern, M. E. Newbern, S. H. Crowe, J. B. Daggett, R. M.
Boon.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts .....................$101,602'.61
Loans on real estate .......... . . . .
7,467.50
Overdrafts ........................................
2,433.84
Other bonds and securities . . . .
2,480.62
Furniture and fixtures .....................3,800.00
Items in transit .......................’ .
235.09
Due from reserve banks ............ 104,958.05
Checks on other banks ..............
1,118.49
Currency ...........................................
7.317.00
Silver ..................................................
2,729.84
5234,143.04
Total
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $ 26,812.50
Certified surplus ............................
5,400.00
Undivided profits ........................
1,497.03
Bills payable ..................................
25,000.00
Savings accounts ..........................
6,937.32
Individual deposits ...................... 124,441.29
Public funds ....................................
3,000.00
Due to non-reserve banks ........ 31,750.00
C -D ’s, time ......................................
6,990.28
Certified checks ............................
500.00
Cashier’s checks ............................
614.53
Other liabilities ............................
1,200.09
Total
$234,143.04
MARION.
C RITTEND EN COUNTY BANK & TRUST CO.
Incorporated January 9, 1909. Charter No. 270.
OFFICERS—Louis Barton, President; F. W. Reisinger, Vice President; W. B. Rhodes,
Cashier.
DIRECTORS—F. E. Reisinger, Louis Barton, E. J. Badinalli, W . J. Hardin, S. I.
Newman, H. A. McGee, Ed Talbott, Geo. W . Patterson.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ..........
Loans on real estate ..........
Loans on cotton ....................
Other bonds and securities
Furniture and fixtures
Banking house ......................
Cash items ..............................
Checks on other banks
Gold .
Silver
Total
$ 79,826.11
34,836.54
7,000.00
6,228.57
2,200.00
3,300.00
3.94
115,988.26
1,120.00
13,327.00
12.50
4,557.50
$268,400.42
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................... ............ $ 30,000.00
1,500.00
Certified surplus ............ ............
7,108.50
Undivided profits ............ . _ _____
Individual deposits ........ ............ 151,669.04
Public funds ...................... ............ 59,871.65
C -D ’s, time ........................ ............ 14,442.00
3,809.23
Cashier’s checks ............ ............
Total
$268,400.42
STATE OF AR KANSAS
79
CRAWFORDSVILLE.
CRITTENDEN COUNTY BANK & TRUST CO.
BRANCH OF MARION.
Incorporated January 9, 1909. Charter No. 270.
OFFICERS—Louis Barton, President; F. W. Reisinger, Vice President; H. E. Wilder,
Cashier.
DIRECTORS— Louis Barton, F. W. Reisinger, H. E. Wilder, Geo. W. Patterson, E. j .
Badinalli, H. A. McGee, S. J. Newman, W. J. Hardin, Ed. Tolbatt.
Statement of November 17. 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ..................$ 39,553.85
Loans on real estate .................. 12,042.90
Overdrafts .......................
57.65
Other bonds and securities . . . .
1,111.11
3,275.00
Furniture and 'fixtures ..............
Banking house ..............................
3,700.00
Due from reserve hanks ............ 130^517.78
Currency ........................................... 10,527.00
Gold ............
5.00
Silver ..................................................
3,132.16
Total
..............................................$203,922.45
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $ 15,000.00
Certified surplus ............................
800.00
Undivided profits ........................
1,944.19
Savings accounts ..........................
4,241.28
Individaul deposits ...................... 145,136.33
Public funds .................................... 34,237.69
1,525.00
C -D ’s, time ....................................
Cashier’s checks ..........................
1,037.96
Total
.............................................. $203,922.45
EARLE.
•
CRITTENDEN COUNTY BANK & TRUST CO.
BRANCH OF MARION.
Incorporated January 9, T909. Charter No. 270.
OFFICERS—Louis Barton, President; F. W. Reisinger, Vice President; Albert Horner,
Cashier; Ben Choate, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS—Louis Barton, E. J. Badinalli, Geo. W. Patterson, F. W. Reisinger, W. J.
Hardin, Ed Talbot, H. A. McGee, S. I. Newman.
Statement, of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ..................$ 76,724.83
Loans on real estate .................... 16,791.27
Other bonds and securities . . . .
953.47
4,200.00
Furniture and fixtures ..............
Banking house .............
9,000.00
Due from reserve banks ............ 139,985.36
Checks on other banks ..............
742.93
Currency ........................................... 12,028.00
Gold .....................................................
100.00
Silver ..................................................
2,993.34
Total
$263,519.20
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $ 30,000.00
Certified surplus ..........................
1.200.00
Undivided profits ........................
2,837.83
Savings accounts ..........................
5,907.12
Individual deposits ...................... 168,856.39
Public funds ....................................
17,150.28
6,211.49
C -D ’s, time ....................................
Cashier’s checks ..........................
1,217.69
Other liabilities ............................
108.40
Total
;263,519.20
MARKED TREE.
FARMERS & MERCHANTS BANK.
Incorporated November 4, 1911. Charter No. 356.
OFFICERS—B. F. Taylor, President; S. P. Thompson, Vice President; J. D. DuBard,
Cashier.
DIRECTORS—B. F. Taylor, Marked Tree, Ark.; S. P. Thompson, Marked Tree, Ark.;
T. G. Staton, Marked Tree, Ark.; W. H. Powell, Marked Tree, Ark.; M. P. Kirby,
Marked Tree, Ark.; O. K. Warren, Marked Tree, Ark.; J. D. DuBard, Marked
Tree, Ark.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ..................$ 39,021.90
Loans on real estate ..................
8,950.00
Overdrafts ........................................
134.74
Other bonds and securities . . . .
125.00
Furniture and fixtures ..............
3,630.00
Due from reserve banks ............ 70,526.06
Checks on other hanks ..............
3,010 68
Currency ...........................................
6,874.00
Gold .....................................................
105.00
Silver ..............
765.28
Total
$133,202.66
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $ 19,550.00
Certified surplus ............................
990.04
Savings accounts ..........................
3,933.47
Individual deposits ...................... 103,554.38
Public funds ....................................
1,736.50
C -D ’s, time ......................................
2,333.40
Cashier’s checks ............................
1,104.87
Total
$133,202.66
R E PO RT OF B A N K COMMISSIONER
80
MARKED TREE.
BANK OF MARKED TREE.
Incorporated January 5, 1903. Charter No. 108.
OFFICERS—T. J. Sharum, President; M. W. Hazel, Vice President; C. E. Causey,
DIRECTORS—J. T- Sharum, Walnut Ridge, Ark.; M. W. Hazel, Marked Tree, Ark.;
N. J. Hazel, Marked Tree, A rk.; C. A. Dawson, Marked Tree, Ark.; Dr. C. M.
Lutterloh, Jonesboro, Ark.
Statement of November 17. 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ..................$ 39,266.83
Loans on real estate .................... 17,967.97
Loans on cotton ............................
745.91
Overdrafts ........................................
971.30
Other bonds and securities . . . .
2,094.14
Furniture and fixtures ..............
1,947.51
Banking house ................................
3,000.00
Other real estate ..........................
8,295.50
Due from reserve banks ............ 49,152.74
Checks on other banks ............
289.76
Currency ..........................................
9,176.00
Gold ....................................................
217.50
Silver ..................................................
2,922.07
32'4.71
Other resources ............................
Total
..............................................$136,421.94
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $
Certified surplus ..........................
Undivided profits ..........................
Notes rediscounted ......................
Individual deposits ......................
Public funds ....................................
C -D ’s, time ....................................
Cashier’s checks ............................
Other liabilities ............................
Total
14,430.00
291.41
10,202.45
2,500.00
63,812.89
42,800.95
1,674.61
309.63
400.00
.............................................. $136,421.94
MARMADUKE.
BANK OF MARMADUKE.
Incorporated June 27, 1903. Charter No. 131.
OFFICERS—Alvin Cary, President; J. M. Ramsey, Vice President; A. E. Randall,
Cashier; S. F. Boone, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS—Calvin Carv, J. M. Ramsey, Robt. Cudd, W. J. McBaide, Leon Waxman,
J. P. Robinson, A. Bertig.
Statement of November 17. 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ..................$ 35,039.40
Loans on real estate ..................
7,674.58
Overdrafts .................
2.66
Other bonds and securities . . . .
294.88
1,650.00
Furniture and fixtures ..............
Banking house ..............................
3,15t».00
Other real estate ..........................
3,900.00
Due from reserve banks .......... 31,797.69
Checks on other banks ..............
115.35
2,318.00
Currency ...........................................
Gold .....................................................
30.00
Silver ..................................................
1,820.82
87.793.38
Total
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $ 15,000.00
Certified surplus ............................
1,820.78
Undivided profits ..........................
614.68
Bills payable . . . .•..........................
5,000.00
Individual deposits ...................... 52,159.47
Public funds ..................................
613.90
C -D ’s, time ...................................... 12,584.55
Total
$ 87.793.38
MARMADUKE
FARMERS BANK.
Incorporated March 10, 1911. Charter No. 340.
OFFICERS— Eli Meiser, President; J. R. Burks, Vice President; J. W. Lipscomb,
Cashier; Zoe Allen, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS—Eli Meiser, J. W . Lipscomb, W . B. VanarsdeJ, J. R. Burks, J. G.
Meiser.
Statement of November 17. 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ..................$ 35,641.10
Loans on real estate ..................
1,730.00
Overdrafts ........................................
370.03
Other bonds and securities . . . .
47.72
Furniture and fixtures ..............
1,248.65
Banking house ..............................
3,459.80
Due from reserve banks .......... 39,528.04
Checks on other banks ..............
515.20
Currency ............................................
2,$01.00
Gold ................................................... •
152.50
Silver ..................................................
1,956.31
Total
$ 87,450.35
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $ 15,000.00
Certified surplus ............................
3,000.00
Undivided profits ..........................
626.46
Individual deposits ...................... 61,934.15
Due to non-reserve banks ___
333.1J
C -D ’s, time ......................................
6,040.81
Cashier’s checks ............................
515.21
Total
$ 87,450.35
STATE OF A R K A N S A S
81
MARVELL.
BANK OF MARVELL.
Incorporated January 8, 1903. Charter No. 109.
OFFICERS—S. L. Cooke, President; J. L. Turner, Vice President; J. B. Swift, Cashier;
Roy^ Cooke, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS—S. L. Cooke, J. L. Turner, J. B. Swift, L. A. Jackson, V. E. Cooke.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ..................$ 66,436.50
Loans on real estate ....................
6,185.00
Loans on cotton ............................ 67,398.80
Overdrafts ...........................
18.21
Other bonds and securities . . . .
6,825.00
Furniture and fixtures ..............
2',500.00
Banking house ..............................
2,300.00
Other real estate ..........................
3,750.00
9,349.19
Bills of exchange ........................
Due from non-reserve banks .. 81,859.75
Cash items ......................................
240.37
Due from reserve banks .......... 176,526.11
Currency .'......................................... 14,260.00
Gold ................................................
111.00
Silver ..................................................
1,757.57
Other resources ............................
16.97
T otal
.................... ..............................$439,534.47
LIABILITIE S.
Capital stock .................................. $ 2 0 , 0 0 0 .0 0
5,000.00
Certified surplus ..........................
Undivided profits ........................
8,105.03
Individual deposits ...................... 385,114.06
5,662.87
Public funds ....................................
C -D ’s, time .................................... 13,271.75
Cashier’s checks ..........................
2,380.22
T otal
.................................................. $439,534.47
MAYNARD.
BANK OF MAYNARD.
Incorporated December 14, 1899. Charter No. 55.
OFFICERS—J. M. C. Lehman, President; J. A. Spence, Vice President; H. G. McNab,
Cashier.
DIRECTORS—E. C. Mack, J. M. C. Lehman, J. A. Spence, T. W . Campbell, Mozella
Dees.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts .................. $ 16,110.52
Overdrafts
263.91
900.00
Furniture and fixtures
1,534.26
Banking house ..............................
Due from reserve banks
18,587.86
Currency
3,690.00
175.06
Gold . . .
851.64
Silver ..
T otal
.................................................. $ 42,113.19
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock ...................................$ 6,000.00
Undivided profits ..........................
325.93
Individual deposits ...................... 35,496,99
Public funds ..................................
167.39
Cashier’s checks ............................
122.88
T otal
.................................................. $ 42,113.19
MELBOURNE.
BANK OF MELBOURNE
Incorporated July 29, 1896. Charter No. 42.
OFFICERS—J. B. Baker, President; Elbert Godwin, Vice President; R. D, Harris,
Cashier.
DIRECTORS—J. B. Baker, Elbert Godwin, R. S. Harris.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ..................$
Loans on real estate ..................
Loans on cotton ............................
Overdrafts .....................
Other bonds and securities . . . .
Furniture and fixtures ..............
Banking house ..............................
Due from reserve banks ..........
Currency ...........................................
Gold .....................................................
Silver ..................................................
Other resources ............................
Total
20,088.93
11,539.20
12,487.27
855.19
550.40
1,350.00
1,000.00
81,354.03
2,335.06
1,107.50
103.72
1,014.24
$133,785.48
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $ 10,000.06
Certified surplus ..........................
5,000.06
Undivided profits ........................
619.25
Individual deposits .......... ’. ......... 97,283.14
Public funds .................................... 20,883.06
Total
$133,785.48
R E PO RT OF B A N K COMMISSIONER
82
MENA.
FARMERS & MERCHANTS BANK.
Incorporated October 12, 1905. Charter No. 193.
OFFICERS—W . I. Green, President; M. A. Stratton, Vice President; Walter Nance.
Cashier.
DIRECTORS—W. I. Green, M. A. Stratton, Walter Nance, Clyde Cunningham, J. F.
Hood, John Pfenning, John C. Gardner.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts .................. $100,083.IS
Loans on real estate .................. 16,097.20
3.866.82
Other bonds and securities
2,000.00
Furniture and fixtures ..............
Banking1 house .............................. 15,000.00
652.50
Items in transit ..........................
8.34
Due from non-reserve banks ..
Due from reserve banks ............ 148,348.22
1,471.40
Checks on other banks ..............
Currency ........................................... 12,116.00
3,487.50
Gold
....................................
1,963.23
Silver ..................................................
Total
.............................................. $307,094.33
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock ...................................$ 50,000.00
Certified surplus ....................
10,000.00
Undivided profits ...........................
2,584.65
Savings accounts ........................... 77,643.65
Individual deposits ........ ! ........... 128,383.59
Public funds ..................................... 27,544.18
C -D ’s, demand .................................
9,727.46
Cashier’s checks .............................
1,210.80
Total
.............................................. $307,094.?3
MENA.
PLANTERS STATE BANK.
Incorporated April 1, 1911. Charter No. 336.
OFFICERS—W. W. Townsend. President: W. E. Watkins, Vice President; R. B. Board,
Cashier; Fred C. Embry, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS—W. W. Townsend, W. E. Watkins, G. W. Petty, Mark P. Olney, W. I.
McKinney.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts .............. . .$ 69,651.65
3,115.00
Loans on real estate ..............
8.51
5,413.11
Other bonds and securities ..
1,800.00
Furniture and fixtures ..........
6,000.00
Banking house ...........................
3,721.47
Other real estate ......................
Due from reserve banks ........ . . 106,771.72
2,284.73
Checks on other banks ..........
2,459.00
Currency .......................................
2,127.50
Gold .................................................
909.66
Silver ..............................................
Total
...................... ................... , . .$204,262.35
LIABILITIES.
. .$ 30,000 00
4,400.00
4 588 01
Individual deposits .................. .. 142.175.81
C -D ’s, demand ........................... .. 22,817.49
281.04
Certified surplus ........................
Total
..........................................
MIDLAND.
MIDLAND STATE BANK.
Incorporated May 4, 1912. Charter No. 373.
OFFICERS—W . L. Seaman, President; C. C. Graves, Vice President; Jerry Bell,
DIRECTORS—W. L. Seaman, Fort Smith; G. C. Packard, Fort Smith; G. K. Dixon,
Mansfield.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts .................. $ 13,500.07
Loans on real estate ..................
5,440.00
Overdrafts ........................................
53.69
Other bonds and securities . . . .
7.48
Furniture and fixtures ..............
1,741.94
Banking house ..............................
2,992.65
Other real estate ..........................
164.50
Cash items ......................................
74.72
Due from reserve banks ............
7,974.46
Currency ................. ’. .......................
2,248.00
Gold ..................................
355.00
Silver ..................................................
342.94
Total
$ 34,895.45
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $ 5,275.00
Certified surplus ..........................
500 00
Undivided profits ..........................
1,049.17
Individual deposits ......................
21,020.24
Public funds ....................................
177.00
Due to non-reserve banks ........
2,097.86
C -D ’s, demand . . . . ; ....................
4,200.00
Cashier’s checks ..........................
576.18
Total
$ 34,895.45
ST A TE OF ARK AN SAS
83
MINERAL SPRINGS.
BANK OF MINERAL SPRINGS.
Incorporated September 25, 1906. Charter No. 216.
OFFICERS—T. J. Dillard, President; L. P. Jones, Vice President; W. T. Kent, Cashier.
DIRECTORS—T. J. Dillard, L. P. Jones, W. T. Kent, J. F. Briageman, Finis peed.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ..................$ 57,200.31
Loans on real estate ..................
3,420.06
Loans on cotton ............................
3,863.67
Overdrafts ........................................
379.12
Furniture and fixtures ..............
1,300.00
Due from reserve banks .......... 74,359.35
Checks on other banks .............. 17,344.84
Currency ...........................................
8,697.00
Silver ..................................................
617.33
Total
..............................................$167,181.68
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $ 10,000.00
Certified surplus ..........................
1,150.00
Undivided profits ..........................
2,635.11
Individual deposits ...................... 142,789.47
C -D ’s, time ......................................
600.00
Cashier’s checks .......................... 10,007.10
Total
.............................................. $167,181.68
MONETTE.
C ITIZENS BANK.
Incorporated March 26, 1909. Charter No. 275.
OFFICERS— N. H. Grady, M. D., President; J. D. Wallace, Vice President; W . S.
Johnson, Cashier; C. L. Anderson, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS—N. H. Grady, M. D., J. D. Wallace, J. E. Goss, W. L. Anderson, A. Car
michael, L. W. Finch, J. W. Harrell, J. E. Blankenship, A. R Lunsford.
Statement of November 17. 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts .................. $ 34,503.57
Loans on real estate ..................
5,175.25
Overdrafts ........................................
127.24
Other bonds and securities . . . .
302'.50
2,75,0.00
Furniture and fixtures ..............
Banking house .................................. 5,250.00
Due from non-reserve banks .. 47,638.17
Cash items ......................................
553.85
Due from reserve banks ............ 46,311.15
Currency ...........................................
8,380.00
Silver ..................................................
851.45
Other resources .............................. 36,314.55
$188,157.73
Total
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock ................................$ 25,000.00
Certified surplus
.........................
2,500.00
Individual deposits ...................... 117,074.86
Public funds .................................. 27,107.18
C -D ’s, time .................................... 10,475.75
C -D ’s, for moneyborrowed . . . .
6,000.00
Total
$188,157.73
MONTICELLO.
COMMERCIAL LOAN & TRU ST CO.
Incorporated November 29, 1912. Charter No. 396.
OFFICERS—J. L. Allen, President; Geo. W. Lambert, Vice President; J. S. Harris,
Cashier; J. D. McCloy, Ass’t Cashier; T. A. Wood, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS—J. L. Allen, J. B. Dlshough, G. W . Lambert, Joe S. Harris, J. D. Mc
Cloy, L. D. McQuiston, Lamar Williamson, M. S. Collins, Jack Curry, R. L.
Hardy, Rollle Wells.
Statement of November 17. 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ................... $175,026.33
Loans on real estate .................. 45,031.17
Loans on cotton ............................ 15,576.94
Overdrafts ........................................
2,369.61
Other bonds and securities . . . . 18,373.33
Furniture and fixtures ..............
2,800.00
Other real estate............................
263.86
Cash items ......................................
21.80
Due from reserve banks . . . . . . .
58,647.98
Checks on other banks ..............
1,896.08
Currency ...........................................
7,650.00
Gold .....................................................
800.00
Silver ..................................................
2,198.03
Other resources ............................
21.65
Total
$330,676.78
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $ 60,000.00
Certified surplus ........................... 50,000.00
Undivided profits ..........................
8,237.78
Bills payable .................................. 25,000.00
Savings accounts ..........................
2,2'79.13
Individual deposits ...................... 119,604.65
C -D ’s, demand ................................ 64,119.01
Cashier’s checks ............................
1,436.21
Total
$330,676.78
R E PO RT OF B A N K COMMISSIONER
84
MONTICELLO.
UNION BANK & TRUST CO.
Incorporated August 28, 1916. Charter No. 456.
OFFICERS—V. J. Trotter, President; R. L. Hyatt, Vice President; Chas. T. Duke,
Vice President; James Jackson, Cashier; Walter Carter, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS—V. J. Trotter, Walter Lambert, C. T. Harris, A. T. Cotham, E. B. Mc
Cullough, Arthur Wells, H. M. Wilson, J. G. Williamson, Chas. T . Duke, R. L.
Hyatt, M. Y. Pope.
Statement of November 17. 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts .....................$346,186.35
Loans on real estate .................. 76,612.57
Loans on cotton ....................
98,070.46
Overdrafts ........................................
4,246.95
Other bonds and securities . . . .
49,231.88
Furniture and fixtures ..............
5,875.73
Banking house .............................. 25,292.75
357.50
Items in transit .............................
Due from reserve banks ............ 154,584.59
Checks on other banks ..............
565.97
Currency ........................................... 10,717.00
Gold .....................................................
2,950.00
Silver ................
3,806.85
78.37
Other resources ............................
Total
$778,576.97
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock ..........
$150,000.00
Certified surplus ............................ 75,000.00
Undivided profits ..........................
25,181.75
Trust funds ....................................
2,637.91
Dividends unpaid ........................
7,500.00
Individual deposits ...................... 300,028.73
Due to non-reserve banks ........ 31,648.84
C -D ’s, time ..................................... 185,631.61
Cashier’s checks .................. , .......
948.13
Total
$778,576.97
MONTICELLO.
DREW COUNTY BANK,
Incorporated February 10, 1909. Charter No. 273.
OFFICERS— L. W. Dillard, President; Jack Curry, Vice President; H. P. Cruce, Cashier; R. L. Deal, Ass’t Cashier; S. B. Jaggers, Book-keeper.
DIRECTORS—H. M. Wilson, W . H. McQuiston, Jack Curry, C. W . Porter, Evie Boyd,
E. H. Dozier, L. W . Dillard, J. W. Kimbro, John W . White.
Statement of November 17. 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ..................$ 85,078.24
Loans on real estate .................. 94,151.60
Overdrafts ........................................
1,298.95
Other bonds and securities . . . .
23.200.36
Furniture and fixtures ..............
2,835.00
Banking house ................................
4,500.00
486.82
Other real estate ..........................
Due from reserve banks ............ 119,635.22
3,083.71
Checks on other banks ..............
Currency ...........................................
9,577.00
Gold ......................................... •.........
765.00
Silver ..................................................
2,257.35
$346,869.25
Total
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $ 50,000.00
15,000.00
Certified surplus ..........................
’Undivided profits ..........................
8,299.53
Trust funds ......................................
50.00
Dividends unpaid ..........................
1.25
Individual deposits ...................... 176,745.17
Public funds ......................
40,097.54
C -D ’s, time ...................................... 55,892.41
Cashier’s checks ............................
761.74
Other liabilities ..............................
21.61
Total
$346,869.25
MONTROSE.
BANK OF MONTROSE.
Incorporated December 16, 1910. Charter No. 327.
OFFICERS—W. T. Cone, President; U. E. Barker, Vice President; S. G. Lockhart,
Cashier.
DIRECTORS—W . T. Cone, U. J. Cone, U. E. Barker, Jno. J. Riley, Jas. R. Riley.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts .................. $ 14,483.85
Loans on real estate ..................
2,237.69
Other bonds and securities . . . .
2,053.66
Furniture and fixtures ..............
2,183.54
Banking house ................................
2,500.00
Other real estate ..........................
1,856.03
Due from reserve banks ............ 14,915.93
Currency ...........................................
3,185.00
Silver ..................................................
1,036.05
Total
44,451.75
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $ 10,000.00
Certified surplus ..........................
2,000.00
Undivided profits ........................
571.25
Individual deposits ......................
30,835.96
Public funds ....................................
94.49
C -D ’s, time ......................................
751.42
Cashier’s checks ............................
198.63
Total
44,451.75
STATE OF AR KANSAS
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SVEORO.
BANK OF MORO.
Incorporated August 22, 1911. Charter No, 346.
OFFICERS—A. L. Wilsford, President; J. L. Miller, Vice President; O. F, Lacey*
DIRECTORS—A. L. Wilsford, J. L. Miller, R. R. James, O. F. Lacey,
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ............ . ..$ 7,195.50
Loans on real estate .............. . . .
7,397.89
Overdrafts ..................................
921.46
Other bonds and securities .
1,000.00
Furniture and fixtuers ........
2,772.31
Banking house ..........................
3,500.94
Other real estate ....................
1,334.18
Due from reserve banks . . . . .. 24,924.53
Currency .....................................
Silver ............................................
Total
........................................ . ..$ 56,846.12
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................... ............ $ 10,000.00
Undivided profits ............
1.13
43,059.53
Public funds ......................
3,573.42
212.04
Total
................................ ............ ? 56,846.12
MORRILTON.
BANK OR MORRILTON.
Incorporated January 20, 1888. Charter No. 7.
OFFICERS—Wm. Irving, President; R. A. Irving, Vice President; Loid Rainwater,
Cashier; A. C. Stover and J. H. Irving, Ass't Cashiers.
DIRECTORS—Wm. Irving, R. A. Irving, Wood Rainwateir, Dr. W. L. Presley, Night
Rainwater, Chas. W. Goodson, Loid Rainwater.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ...................$176,071.42'
Loans on real estate .................. 36,923.00
Loans on cotton .......................... 160,632.97
Overdrafts ........................................
2,586.34
Other bonds and securities . . . .
1,159.97
Furniture and fixtures ..............
5,000.00
Banking house ...........
2,500.00
Due from reserve banks ............ 291,586.92
Checks on other banks ..............
5,188.97
Currency ........................................... 11,078.00
Gold ....................................................
1,000.00
Silver ..................................................
2,353.44
Other resources ............................
50.49
Total
............................................$696,131.52
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock ..................................$ 75,000.00
Certified surplus .......................... 75,000.00
Undivided profits .......................... 22,756.77
Savings accounts ..........................
3,511.55
Individual deposits ...................... 452,447.38
Public funds ..................................
8,984.26
C -D ’s, time .................................... 58,431.56
Total
............................................$696,131.52
MORRILTON.
RAINW ATER BANK
Incorporated December 28, 1911. Charter No. 363.
OFFICERS—Wood Rainwater, President; Cloud N. Rainwater, Vice President; Night
Rainwater, Cashier.
DIRECTORS—Wood Rainwater, Night Rainwater, Cloud N. Rainwater.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ..........
$100,097.38
Loans on real estate .................. 25,000.00
Loans on cotton ............................ 24,480.61
Overdrafts .......................................
2,339.80
Other bonds and securities . . . .
265.55
Furniture and fixtures ..............
2,500.00
Other real estate ..........................
1,000.00
Due from non-reserve banks ..
1,000.00
Cash items .......................
146.01
Due from reserve banks .......... 42,049.25
Checks on other banks ..............
4,806.61
Currency ....................................
3,040.00
Gold .....................................................
317.50
Silver ..................................................
100.85
Other resources ...............
925.21
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock ..................................$ 30,000.00
Certified surplus ............................
4,000.00
Undivided profits ........................
3,436.16
Bills payable ................
25,000.00
Individual deposits ...................... 137,171.79
Public funds ..................................
6,415.94
C -D ’s, demand .......................... .. •
544.88
C -D ’s, tijne ....................................
1,500.00
Total ................... $208,068.77
Total ................... $208,068.77
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MORRILTON.
C ITIZE N S BANK.
Incorporated February 28, 1901. Charter No. 70.
OFFICERS—E. E. Mitchell, President; L. M. Earl, Vice President; W . O. Massey,
Cashier; R. J. Orrell, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS—E. E. Mitchell, L. M. Earl, W . O. Massey, R. J. Orrell, J. W. Mitchell.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
R ESOUR CES.
Loans and discounts ....................$ 94,067.24
Loans on real estate .................... 30,000.00
O verdrafts ............................................
5,999.64
O ther bonds and securities . . . .
900.66
Furniture and fixtures ................
2,575.18
3,000.00
O ther real estate ............................
Cash item s ..........................................
1,500.00
D ue from reserve banks ........... 137,032.25
Checks on other banks ................
1,554.51
Currency ...............................................
6,561.00
G old ..........................................................
20.00
Silver .......................................................
1,590.64
T o ta l
.................................................. $284,801.12
L IA B I L I T IE S .
C apital stock ..................................... $ 50,000.00
Certified surplus ............................. 25,000.00
Undivided profits .............................
7,067.92
Individual deposits ........................ 197,863.34
Public funds ........................................
3,434.86
C -D ’s, dem and .................................
1,435.00
T otal
.................................................. $284,801.12
MOUNTAINBURG.
BANK OF MOUNTAINBURG.
Incorporated February 12, 1912. Charter No. 368.
OFFICERS—J. W. Walker, President; C. C. Smith, Vice President; E. E. Morris,
Cashier; Virginia Morris, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS—W. F. Wright, B. F. Sims, H. B. Satterfield, P. F. Simmons, John Dyer,
John W. Walker, C. C. Smth.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESO U RCES.
L oan s and discounts ....................$ 13,552.42
L oans on real estate ....................
3,680.00
O verdrafts ............................................
38.12
12.00
O ther bonds and securities ___
F urniture and fixtures ................
900.00
B a n k in g house .................................
1,800.00
D u e from non-reserve banks . .
8,737.00
D u e from reserve banks ...........
10,159.94
Checks on other banks ................
21.10
Currency ...............................................
1,051.00
Silver .......................................................
838.66
T o ta l
.................................................. $ 40,790.24
L IA B IL IT IE S .
C apital stock ............... ..................... $ 10,000.00
Certified surplus .............................
100.00
Undivided p rofits .............................
589.10
Dividends unpaid .............................
170.00
Individual deposits ........................
26,826.86
C -D ’s, tim e ..........................................
3,104.28
T otal
.................................................. $ 40,790.24
MOUNTAIN HOME.
PEOPLES BANK.
Incorporated August 10, 1906. Charter No. 215.
OFFICERS—J. O. Leonard, President; J. H. Wayland, Vice President; R. H. Russell,
Cashier; Lon Jones, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS—J. O. Leonard, J. H. Conley, J. H. Wayland, Dillon Underhill, R. J.
Russell.
|
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ....................$ 42,213.18
L oans on real estate .................... 19,038.66
O verdrafts ............................................
1,377.85
O ther bonds and securities ____
1,586.77
F urniture and fixtures ................
500.00
B ank in g house .................................
3,400.00
D ue from n o n-reserve banks . .
3,264.83
Cash item s ..........................................
777.01
D u e from reserve banks .............
50,480.42
Currency ...............................................
2,664.00
Gold ..........................•..............................
50.00
Silver .......................................................
63.21
Total
.$125,415.93
L IA B IL IT IE S .
Capital stock ..................................... $ 10,000.00
Certified surplus ........................
1,300.00
Undivided profits .............................
1,619.99
Individual deposits ........................ 110,979.94
C -D ’ s, dem and .................................
90.00
C -D ’s, tim e ..........................................
1,426.00
Total
$125,415.93
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MOUNTAIN VIEW.
BANK OF MOUNTAIN V IEW .
Incorporated July 21, 1915. Charter No. 446.
OFFICERS—J. L. Lancaster, Vice President; A. A. Lancaster, Cashier.
DIRECTORS—W. M. Brewer, H. R. Case, W. H. Miller, J. L. Lancaster,
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ................
Loans on real estate ....................
Overdrafts ........................................
Other bonds and securities . . . .
Furniture and fixtures ..............
Banking house ..............................
Other real estate ............................
Due from reserve banks ............
Checks on other banks ..............
Currency .................. ......................
Gold .....................................................
Silver ..................................................
36,256.04
2,303.23
67.65
1,189.59
2,493.72
1.950.00
1,999.05
77,813.46
257.16
4.417.00
1.075.00
647.03
$130,468.93
Total
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock ..........................
Undivided profits ................
Individual deposits ..............
Public funds ..........................
C -D ’s, time ............................
Total
$
20 , 000.00
2,901.90
77,418.08
13,639.95
16,509.00
$130,468.93
MOUNT IDA.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY BANK.
Incorporated March 4, 1904. Charter No. 153.
OFFICERS—G. Cox, President; C. J. Watkins, Vice President; L. L. Beavers, Cashier;
William Watkins, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS—G. Cox, C. J. Watkins, L. L. Belavers, William Watkins, T. M. Scott,
W. A. Brakefield.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ..................$ 18,814 88
Loans on real estate ........ : . . . .
i, 824.61
Overdrafts ...............
352.32
Other bonds and securities . . . .
1,653.23
Furniture and fixtures ..............
1,500.00
Banking house ................................
1,244.50
Due from reserve banks ............ 40,782.89
Currency ...........................................
3,064.00
Gold ................................................. •.
155.00
Silver ................................, ...............
862.76
76,314.19
Total
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $ 7,425.00
Certified surplus ..........................
300.00
Undivided profits ........................
1,005.68
Individual deposits ........................ 56,859.26
Public funds .................................. 10,547.83
176.42
Cashier’s checks ............................
Total
$ 76,314.19
MULBERRY.
BANK OF MULBERRY.
Incorporated January 15, 1902.
Charter No. 81.
OFFICERS—H. A. Beneux, President; T. B. Remy, Vice President; M. C. Alexander,
Cashier; J. Fred Alexander, Ass't Cashier.
DIRECTORS— H. A. Beneux, T. B. Remy, David T. Bryan, J. D. Alexander, Jas. M.
Farmer, J. T. Whitlock, M. C. Alexander.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ..................
Loans on real estate ..................
Loans on cotton ............................
Overdrafts ........................................
Furniture and fixtures ............
Banking house ..............................
Other real estate ..........................
Due from non-reserve banks ..
Due from reserve banks ............
Checks on other banks ............
Currency ...........................................
Gold .....................................................
Silver ..................................................
Total
64,497.95
12,095.50
32,743.40
1,043.62
1,122.50
2.200.00
3,000.00
31,439.13
27,214.93
1,979.02
5.453.00
555.00
929.52
$184,273.57
LIABILITIE S.
Capital stock ..........................
Certified surplus ..................
Undivided profits ................
Postal savings deposits
Individual deposits ..............
Public funds ............................
C -D ’s, demand ......................
Cashier’s checks ..................
Other liabilities ....................
Total
I 25,000.00
20, 000.00
4,625.55
130.06
123,640.70
505.14
8,909.94
1,459.37
2.81
$184,273.57
R E P O R T OF B A N K C O M M IS S IO N E R
MULBERRY.
FARMERS & MERCHANTS BANK.
Incorporated December 7, 1905. Charter No. 200.
OFFICERS—Chas. E. Matthews, President; Jas. M. Farmer, Vice President; S. B.
Hawkins, Cashier; Horace Wagner, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS— Idus Burcham, Jas. M. Farmer, S. B. Hawkins, C. C. Smith, B. Jor
don, W . C. Wisdom, E. B. Whitlock, J. D. Alexander, Chas. E. Matthews.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts .................... $ 54,753.09
Loans on real estate ....................
6,399.56
Overdrafts ........................................
734.02
Furniture and fixtures ..............
1,620.00
3,000.00
Banking house ..............................
Other real estate ...........
200.00
Due from non-reserve banks . .
767.01
Cash items .............
10.92
Due from reserve banks ............ 83,116.95
538.20
Checks on other banks ..............
Currency ...........................................
2,407.00
Gold . . • ...............................................
70.00
Silver ..................................................
728.20
T o ta l
.................................................. $154,344.95
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $ 25,000.00
Certified surplus ........................ '.
9,000.00
Undivided profits ........................
2,781.84
Individual deposits ...................... 101,313.84
273.90
Public funds .............
C -D ’s, time .................................... 15,878.84
Cashier’s checks ............................
96.53
T otal
.................................................. $154,344.95
MURFREESBORO.
FARMERS & MERCHANTS BANK.
Incorporated July 15, 1912. Charter No. 382.
OFFICERS—Rosco H. Brewer, President; S. S. Langley, D. W. Cornish, Vice Presi
dents; W. W. Womack, Cashier.
DIRECTORS—Brewer, Rosco H.; Carter, F. F.; Cornish, D. W.; Langley, S. S.; Wilson
C. E.; Womack, W. W.
Statement of November 17. 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts .................. $ 13,305.21
9,048.69
Loans on real estate ..................
Other bonds and securities . . . .
1,424.13
Furniture and fixtures ..............
1,862.60
Other real estate ..........................
235.00
Due from reserve banks ..........
7,798.89
391.86
Checks on other banks ................
Currency ...........................................
3,347.00
Gold .....................................................
20.00
Silver ..................................................
308.62
Other resources ........ •....................
32.32
T o ta l
..................................................$ 37,774.32
Capital stock
C e r t ifie d
LIABILITIES.
.................................. $ 15,000.00
................................
125.00
Undivided profits ..........................
Bills payable ..................................
Individual deposits ......................
Public funds ..................................
C -D ’s, time ......................................
Cashier’s checks ..........................
344.90
2,000.00
16,851.94
1,384.23
955.84
1,112.41
T o ta l
s u r p lu s
..................................................$ 37,774.32'
MURFREESBORO.
PIKE COUNTY BANK.
Incorporated December 19, 1904. Charter No. 175.
OFFICERS----- J. C. Pinnix, President; T. F. Alford, O. B. Owens, Vice Presidents; W. F.
Galloway, Cashier; C. H. Pinnix, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS—J. C. Pinnix, O. B. Owens, T. F. Alford, H. T. Brewer, C. A. Kelley,
Chas. Kelley, Cullen Parker, G. W. Tolleson, W. F. Galloway.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts .................. $ 32,015.06
Loans on real estate .................. 16,260.92
Overdrafts .................................... ...
63.21
Other bonds and securities . . . .
4,495.69
Furniture and fixtures ................
2,005.00
Banking house ................................
4,000.00
Due from non-reserve banks ..
795.22
Cash items ......................................
498.82
Due from reserve banks ............ 31,311.20
Checks on other banks ..............
369.52
Currency ...........................................
5,974.00
Gold ....................................... •...........
335.00
Silver ..................................................
717.71
Total
$ 98,841.35
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $ 25,000.00
Certified surplus ............................
1,308.13
Undivided profits ..........................
2,362.40
Individual deposits ........................ 52,077.20
Public funds ....................................
7,776.13
C -D ’s, time ......................................
10,208.26
Cashier’s checks ..........................
109.23
Total
$ 98,841.35
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NASHVILLE.
BANK OF NASHVILLE.
Incorporated May 3, 1912. Charter No. 372.
OFFICERS—C. C. Ramsey, President; J. B. Hill, Vice President; J. D. Moore, Cashier.
DIRECTORS—C. C. Ramsey, J. B. Hill, J. D. Moore, D. A. Hutchinson.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ............... . .$ 77,381.85
Loans on real estate ............ .. 12,740.00
25.10
Other bonds and securities ..
2,900.00
2j200.00
Other real estate ......................
435.00
Bills of exchange ......................
Due from non-reserve banks .. 10,117.13
2,605.22
Cash items ..................................
Due from reserve banks . . . . .. 65,681.44
169.17
Checks on other banks ..........
2,441.00
Currency .......................................
390.00
Gold ............................................. ••
Silver .............................................. . . . 1,966.96
Total
.......... ............................... . .$179,052.87
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .......... ! ................. . .$ 25,000.00
2,586.22
Undivided profits ....................
Individual deposits .................. . . 127,849.85
. . . 14,984.00
8,230.00
C -D ’s, demand ............................
402.80
Cashier’s checks ........................
Total
.......... ...............................
NASHVILLE.
PLANTERS BANK & TRUST CO.
Incorporated January 1, 1901. Charter No. 67.
OFFICERS—W. H. Toland, President; J. H. Wallace, A. C. Ramsey, Vice Presidents;
Geo. H. Bell, Cashier; A. H. Hughes, C. W. Baughman, R. Alexander, Jay Toland,
Cashiers.
DIRECTORS—J. H. Wallace, W . H. Toland, W . H. Norwood, S. B. Dildy, J. F.
Price, J. M. Power, J. B. Hill, J. N. Rector, A- C. Ramsay, Geo. H. Bell.
Statement of November 17. 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts .................. $243,502.90
Loans on real estate ................. 81,468.44
Loans on cotton ........................... 46,309.29
Other bonds and securities ---1,946.16
2,615.00
Furniture and fixtures ..............
Banking house ...............................
5,000.00
Other real estate .......................... 10,864.71
Due from non-reserve banks .. 69,771.65
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .............................. .$ 75,000.00
Certified surplus ............................ 25,000.00
Undivided profits .......... ...............'
7,128.59
Savings accounts .......................... 102,244.74
Individual deposits ...................... 506,656.16
18,670.81
Public funds ...................................
Due to non-reserve banks ........
133.51
C -D ’s, demand .............................. 14,745.48
D u e fr o m
C a s h ie r ’s
............
253,937.53
Checks on other banks ..............
Currency ...........................................
Gold ............... •...................................
Silver ...................................................
Other resources ..............................
re se r v e
banks
11,678.23
14,705.00
205.00
885.25
11,347.00
$754,236.16
Total
checks
...................
4,656.87
Total
$754,236.16
NEW EDINBURG.
BANK OF NEW EDINBURG
Incorporated August 22, 1904. Charter No. 165.
OFFICERS— M. W. Mosley, President; J. J. T. Kendrick, Vice President; E. T. Attwood, Cashier.
'
DIRECTORS—M. W . Mosley, C. F. Smith, J. O. Vance, E. M. Attwood, J. J. T.
Kendrick, T . D. Wynn, Z. Orto.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ............. . ..$ 22,947.97
12,557.82
Loans on real estate ............. . . .
3.500.00
L oans on cotton ........................
O verdrafts ............... .......................
1,645.99
464.75
O ther bonds and securities .
1.200.00
Furniture and fixtures .........
D ue from reserve banks ___ . . .
Currency ................ .......................
Gold ...................................................
Silver ................................................
1,200.00
42,945.12
4,000.00
880.00
670.45
Total .......... ......... $ 92,012.10
LIABILITIES.
............ $ 12,500.00
.............
9,000.00
Capital stock ......................
Certified surplus .............
Undivided profits
.........
Individual deposits .........
Public funds ........................
C -D ’s, demand .................
-............
.............
......... ..
42,504.84
6,472.85
20,944.25
Total .......... ......... $ 92,012.10
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NEWPORT.
ARKANSAS BANK & TRU ST COIncorporated IDecember 6, 1902. Charter No. 105.
OFFICERS—Chas. G. Henry, President; A. Ferguson, Vice President; G. Hurt, Cash
ier; A. J. Shell, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS—J. M. Berger Jr., S. D. Campbell, R. F. Drummond, A. Ferguson, M. B.
Hare, C. G. Henry, G. Hurt, C. J. Saenger.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts .................. $225,552.89
Loans on real estate .................. 45,123.33
Loans on cotton .................... ..
336,805.41
Overdrafts ........................................
1.948.07
Other bonds and securities
8.692.08
Banking house .............................. 32,336.84
Other real estate .........................
1,975.00
Items in transit ............................
7,648.77
722.19
Cash items ......................................
Due from reserve banks ............ 77,531.72
925.54
Checks on other banks ...............
Currency ........................................... 21,094.00
5.030.00
Gold .............................................. ; . . .
5,092.95
Silver .......................................... .......
2.300.00
Other resources ............................
Total
.................................. ............ $772,979:45
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock ....................................$100,000.00
Certified surplus ........................... 10,000.00
Undivided profits .........................
9,109.21
Savings accounts .......................... 11,507.26
Individual deposits ...................... 548,709.75
Public funds ................................... 20,251.15
Due to reserve banks ..........
55,871.66
C -D s’ demand ................................. 17,530.36
Total
.................................. ............$772,979.45
NETTLETON.
BANK OF N ETTLETO N.
Incorporated February 13, 1904. Charter No. 150.
OFFICERS—C. W. Kiech, President; Fred Shauver, Vice President; Henry Kiech,
Cashier; L. D. Kiech, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS—C. W . Kiech, Henry Kiech, L. D. Kiech, F red Shauver, J. C. Howell.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts . . . . ..........
Loans on real estate . . . . , ..........
Furniture and fixtures .. ..........
Banking house ....................
Due from reserve banks . ..........
..........
Currency .................................
Gold ......................................... ..........
Silver ...................................... ..........
Total
15,451.71
14,358.75
900.00
2,639.52
46,123.66
842.50
3,575.00
30.00
645.08
.......... ......................
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................... ............ $ 10,000.00
Certified surplus ............ ............ 10,000.00
Undivided profits ............ ............
2,181.77
Individual deposits .. .. ............ 53,472.52
1,159.51
Public funds ...................... ............
............
7,401.41
Cashier’s checks ............ ............
351.01
Total
.......... ....................
NIMMONS.
BANK OF NIMMONS.
Incorporated June 18, 1910. Charter No. 312.
OFFICERS—Lawrence V. Huber, President; R. C. Williams, Vice President; Chas. H.
Williams, Cashier.
DIRECTORS— Lawrence V. Huber, R. C. Williams, Chas. H. Williams.
Statement of Novamber 17. 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts .............. .. .$
Loans on real estate ..................
Other bonds and securities . . . .
Furniture and fixtures ..............
Banking house ..............................
Due from non-reserve banks ..
Due from reserve banks . . . . . .
Checks on other banks ..............
Currency ...........................................
Gold .....................................................
Silver ........................
5,591.98
933.80
40.00
870.00
1,200.00
2,781.10
1,747.99
261.29
608.00
5.00
285.87
Total ................... $ 14,325.03
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock ................. . . ............$
Certified surplus ..........................
Undivided profits ........................
Individual deposits ......................
Public funds ...................................
C -D ’s, time ......................................
Cashier’s checks ..........................
5,000.00
250.00
715,00
7,953.00
319.98
50.00
37.05
Total ................... $ 14,325.03
State op Arkansas
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NORFOLK.
CITIZENS BANK
Incorporated March 3, 1913. Charter No. 413.
OFFICERS—W. M. Hogan, President; C. A. Blevins, Vice President; Nancy Matthews,
Cashier.
DIRECTORS— Mattie L. Hogan, C. A. Blevins, W. M. Hogan.
Statement of November 17. 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ....................$ 8,938.46
Overdrafts . . ....................................
356.96
1,156.00
Furniture and fixtures ..........
Banking house .............................
1,338;36
Due from reserve banks ............ 16,024.44
Checks on other banks ..............
244.32
Currency .............................
861.00
Gold ..................... •.............................
20.00
Silver ..................................................
263.90
$ 29,203.44
Total
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $ 5,000.00
Certified surplus ..........................
64.53
Undivided profits ............
473.14
Individual deposits ...................... 23,662.10
Other liabilities ............................
3.67
29,203.44
Total
OKOLONA.
BANK OF OKOLONA.
Incorporated August 25, 1902. Charter No. 96.
OFFICERS—Jack B. Ross, President; W. H. Weir, Vice President: Lloyd Spencer,
Cashier.
y!
DIRECTORS—Jack B. Ross, W. H. Weir, Lloy.d Spencer, J. E. Riley, J. J. Young.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts .................. $ 44,489.99
Loans on real estate ..........
7,908.63
Overdrafts ........................................
3,387.82
Other bonds and securities . . . .
436.57
Furniture and fixtures ..............
2,000.00
Banking house ..............................
2',500.00
Bills of exchange .......................... 22,774.03
Cash items ......................................
145.00
Due from reserve banks ............ 58,046.35
Checks on other banks ..............
2.18
Currency ...........................................
9,304.00
Gold .....................................................
157.50
1,261.91
Silver .........................
Other resources ............................
1,007.94
Total
..............................................$153,421.92
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $ 12,500.00
Certified surplus ............
7,500.00
960.76
Undivided profits ..........................
Individual deposits ...................... 121,147.97
Public funds ...................................
75.15
C -D ’s, demand ..............................
10,191.06
Cashier’s checks ............................
1,046.98
Total
.................................. ............$153,421.92
OLA.
BANK OF OLA.
Incorporated Juine 25, 1900. Charter No. 59.
OFFICERS—O. J. Harkey, President; W. H. Rankin, Vice President; H. V. George,
Cashier; J. P. Norman, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS—O. J. Harkey, W,. H. Rankin, A. James, J. E. White, K. A. Norman,
O. N. Harkey, R. L. Harkey, Lamar Walker, H. V. George.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ...................$
Loans on real estate ..................
Loans on cotton ............................
Overdrafts .......................................
Furniture and fixtures ..............
Banking house ..............................
Cash items .........
Due from reserve banks ............
Checks on other banks ..............
Currency ...........................................
Gold .....................................................
Silver .....................
Other resources ............................
Total
40,850.82
11,387.75
14,420.28
2,547.87
1,500.00
5,000.00
94.56
33,074.92
424.97
5,411.00
20.00
1,162.27
58.56
.. .$115,953.00
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock ..................................$ 30,000.00
Certified surplus ........................... 10,000.00
Undivided profits ..........................
3,884.80
Individual deposits ...................... 58,733.67
Public funds ................................-.
4,661.57
C -D ’s, demand ..........
8,491.21
Certified checks ............................
181.75
Total
$115,953.00
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OLVEY.
FARMERS BANK
Incorporated October 7, 1912. Charter No. 389.
OFFICERS—F. E. Patrick, President; D. H. Felton, Vice President; Mrs. F. E. Patrick,
DIRECTORS—F. E. Patrick, Dr. G. F. Jackson, J. R. Felton, D. H. Felton, MrsF. E. Patrick, F. W . Maxwell, J. T. Fuller.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ........ . . . . . $ 12,163.26
Other bonds and securities . . . .
256.51
1,528.09
Furniture and fixtures ..............
Banking house ..............................
2,205.79
Due from reserve banks ............
5,704.04
Currency .................
1,470.00
Gold ........ • .........................................
20.00
Silver ..................................................
426.09
23,773.78
Total
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $ 8,200.00
1,086.27
Undivided profits ..........................
Individual deposits ....................... 13,575.87
C -D ’s, time ....................................
908.39
Cashier’s checks ............................
3.25
23,773.78
Total
OMAHA.
BANK OF OMAHA.
Incorporated September 19, 1907. Charter No. 245.
OFFICERS—J. H. Middleton, President; T. L. Richesin, Vice President; Jesse B,
Guier, Cashier; Mrs. Jesse B. Guier, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS—J. H. Middleton, T. L. Richesin, Frank Andrews, T. G. Cox, Jesse B.
Guier.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................... ............ $ 10,000.00
Loans and discounts .......... . . . . $ 23,204.74
3,060.00
1,267.87
Loans on real estate ..........
Undivided profits ............
750.00
28,022.94
Individual deposits ........
Furniture and fixtures . . . .
469.14
850.00
9,769.10
Due from reserve banks . . .
1,517.00
Currency ...................................
575.00
Gold .............................................
24.11 ,
10.00
Total
............................ .. ■•••
39,759.95
Total
............................ ....
39,759.95
OSCEOLA.
CITIZENS BANK OF OSCEOLA
Incorporated November 25, 1901. Charter No. 79.
OFFICERS—J. W. Rhodes, President; G. R. Brickley, Vice President; C. L. Moore, Jr.,
Cashier; Herbert Bryant, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS—J. W . Rhodes, G. R. Brickey, R. C. Rose, C. L. Moore Jr., S. L.
Gladish, Harry Weinberg, S. H. Mulkey.
. Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts .................. $ 78,423.91
Loans on real estate ....................... 11,734.48
Overdrafts ........................................
470.84
Other bonds and securities ----1,815.00
Furniture and fixtures ..............
2,222.00
Banking house ..............................
7,500.00
Other real estate ...........................
671.00
Due ifrom non-reserve banks ..
4,065.96
Due from reserve banks .......... 196,015.11
Checks on other banks ..............
2,939.89
Currency ...........................................
6/797.00
Gold .. •............. •...............................
490.00
Silver ........................
6,934.41
Total
$320,079.60
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .......................... .. ..
Certified surplus ........................
Undivided profits ......................
Savings accounts ................ .. . . .
Dividends unpaid ........................
Individual deposits ....................
Public funds ................................
C -D ’s, time ..................................
C -D ’s, for money borrowed ..
Total
.$ 25,000.00
. 16,574.51
4,974.56
7,105.94
1.75
. 190,638.42
54,323.17
6,461.25
. 15,000.00
$320,079.60
S T A T E OF A R K A N S A S
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OSCEOLA
BANK OF OSCEOLA
Incorporated September 7, 1891. Charter No. 27.
OFFICERS—W. P. Hale, President; J. W. Quinn, Vice President; E. E. Driver, Cash
ier; Miss Emma Cox, Ass’t Cashier,
DIRECTORS—W. P. Hale, F. B. Hale, E. E. Driver, J. W . Quinn, C. H. GaylordStatement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ................... $106,100.92
Loans on real estate .................. 33,379.06
2,039.82
Overdrafts ........ , .............................
Other bonds and securities . . . .
264.90
Furniture and fixtures ..............
3,163.42
Banking house .............................. 24,793.59
Other real estate ..........................
340.00
Due ifrom non-reserve banks ..
3,000.00
Due from reserve banks ........... 250,273.07
Checks on other banks ..............
847.35
5,696.00
Currency ...........................................
Gold ............
25.00
Silver .................................................. 17,877.36
$447,800.49
Total
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $ 25,000.00
Certified surplus
.........................
86.92
Undivided profits .............. .. •••• 6,842.43
Individual deposits ...................... 380,434.73
Public funds .................................... 16,863.44
C -D ’s, time ......................
8,572.97
C -D ’s, for moneyborrowed . . . .
10,000.00
Total
$447,800.49
OUACHITA.
OUACHITA BANK
Incorporated December 19, 1913. Charter No. — .
OFFICERS—R. J. Tayjor, President; J. T. Gaston, Vice President; J. D. Knight,
Cashier; W. R. Alsobrook, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS—R. J. Taylor, W . A. Knight, A. H. Daws, J. T. Gaston, J. D. Knight.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ..................$ 22,533.94
Loans on real estate ................
4,535.98
Loans on cotton ............................
1,260.15
Other bonds and securities . . . .
56.46
Furniture and fixtures ..............
500.00
1,500.00
Banking house ..............................
Due from non-reserve banks .. 14,903.17
reserve banks ........... .
1,058.33
Checks on other banks ..............
Currency ...........................................
Silver .................... •...........................
981.39
2,320.00
490.45
D u e fro m
Total ............... ...... $ 50,139.87
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock ..................................$ 10,000.00
500.00
Certified surplus ..........................
Undivided profits ..........
1,644.45
Individual deposits ...................... 27,991.18
C -D ’s, demand ................................
1,838.89
C -D ’s, time .................................. , .
8,165.35
Total
................................ ..............$ 50,139.87
OZAN.
BANK OF OZAN
Incorporated May 5, 1903. Charter No. 126.
OFFICERS—F. D. Barrow, President; W. F. Robins, Vice President; B. A. Barrow,
Cashier; R. A. Brown, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS—F. D. Barrow, J. D. Barrow, B. A. Barrow, W. F. Robins, T. G.
Smith, R. A. Brown.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ..................$ 12,621.39
Loans on real estate ..................
4,720.02
Loans on cotton ............................
9,008.50
Overdrafts .........................................
39.14
Furniture and fixtures ..............
964.60
Banking house ................................
2,000.00
Due from reserve banks ............ 69,345.4-*
Checks on other banks ..............
1,523.88
Currency .............................
1,797.00
Gold .....................................................
60.00
Silver ..................................................
942.33
Total
$103,022.26
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $ 10,000.00
Certified surplus ............................
3,000.00
Undivided profits ..........
509.15
Individual deposits ...................... 85,777.23
C -D ’s, time ......................................
1,839.30
Cashier’s checks ..........................
1,896.58
Total
$103,022.26
R E P O R T O F B A N K C O M M IS S IO N E R
94
OZARK.
ARKANSAS V A LLEY BANK
Incorporated November 18, 1889. Charter No. 14.
OFFICERS—E. W. Blackburn, President; R. M. Adams, Vice President; John E.
Bryan, Cashier; T. C. Moore, J. W. Pinkerton, Ass’t Cashiers.
DIRECTORS— E. E. Blackburn, R. M- Adams, John E. Bryan, W . C. Bill, A. W .
Dupreast, W. C. Maxey, W. W. Adams.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts .............. . .$ 63,254.84
Loans on real estate ................ .. 23,602.27
Loans on cotton ........................
7,794.48
18.65
3,126.92
Other bonds and securities ..
Furniture and fixtures ..........
1,000.00
6,500.00
Banking house ..........................
Other real estate ......................
354.16
Due from non-reserve banks .. 10,000.00
Due from reserve banks . . . . .. 103,644.67
36.04
Checks on other banks ..........
3,165.00
Currency ............... .......................
1,000.00
Gold ....................... ..................... •.
1,885.88
Silver ..............................................
Total
.......................... ................ . .$225,382.91
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .............................. ..$ 50,000.00
Certified surplus .................... ..
7,500.00
5,157.86
.. 116,382.63
Public funds .......................... .... .. 27,352.50
C -D ’s, demand .......................... .. 18,743.62
246.30
Total
.......................... ................
OZARK.
PEOPLES BANK
Incorporated August 10, 1904. Charter No. 163.
OFFICERS—M. B. Conatser, President; L. L. Ford, Vice President; Harley Russell.
Cashier; F. E. Stockton, Ass’t'Cashier.
DIRECTORS—M. B. Conatser, L. L. Ford, Will Hill, Geo. W. Russell, E. D. Hall,
J. T. Greer, Harley Russell.
Statement of November 17. 1916.
RESOURCES.
L oans
and discounts
LIABILITIES.
....................$ 74,326.46
Loans on real estate .................. 10,449.74
Overdrafts ................
331.96
Other bonds and securities . . . .
720.01
1,500.00
Furniture and fixtures ..............
Due from non-reserve banks .. 10,155.25
Cash items ......................................
78.25
Due from reserve banks ............ 137,190.83
Checks on other banks ..............
39.64
4,873.00
Currency ..........
Gold .............. • ...................................
500.00
Silver ..................................................
467.86
Other resources ............................
2,320.65
Total
.............. ............................... $242,953.65
Capital
stock
..................................... $ 25,000.00
11,500.00
Certified surplus ................ ' . . . . .
Undivided profits ........................
8,436.04
Individual deposits ...................... 159,396.27
Public funds ..................................
1,581.34
Due to non-reserve banks ........ 10,000.00
C -D ’s, demand ..........
27,040.00
Total
.............. ................................$242,953.65
PANGBURN.
PANGBURN STATE BANK
Incorporated September 18, 1911. Charter No. 350.
OFFICERS—Harry Churchill, President; Chas. McKee, Vice President; R. I. Blackshare, Cashier.
DIRECTORS— Harry Churchill, W. D. Ellis, Chas. McKee, J. P. Pickens, R. I. Blackshare.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts .................. $ 23,276.09
Loans on real estate .................
7,233.36
Overdrafts ........................................
992.00
Other bonds and securities . . . .
25.00
Furniture and fixtures ..............
2,000.00
Banking house ..............................
4,551.75
Other real estate .........
465.12
Due from non-reserve hanks ..
4,701.59
Due from reserve banks ............
2*236.11
Currency ...........................................
5,070.00
Silver ........................
549.85
Other resources ............................
215.47
Total
$ 51,316.34
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .......................... . . . . $ 10,000.00
Certified surplus ............................
300.00
Bills payable ....................................
2,000.00
Individual deposits ....................... 36,102.78
C -D ’s, time ......................................
349.00
Cashier’s checks ............................
2,584.56
Total
$ 51,316.34
95
ST A T E OF ARKAN SAS
PARAGOULD.
PARAGOULD TRUST CO.
Incorporated November 29, 1905. Charter No. 196.
OFFICERS—F. M. Scott, President; Jos. R. Bertig, 1st Vice President; J. A. Edwards,
2nd Vice President; J. C. Markham, Cashier; T. H. Lloyd, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS—F. M. Scott, A. Bertig, S. Bertig, Jos. R. Bertig. J. A. Edwards, Jos. S.
Mueller, J. M. Futrell, G. H. Poweill, H. J. Green, H. C. Couch, J. C. Markham.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ................... $119,652.63
Loans on real estate ........ .. ••■• 41,465.90
Loans on cotton ............................ 15,465.19
636.95
Overdrafts ........................................
Other bonds and securities . . . .
682.52’
Furniture and fixtures ..............
4,321.58
Banking house ..........
14,516.54
Other real e s t a t e ............................ 20,333.31
Cash items ......................................
1,738.27
Due from reserve banks .......... 72,540.73
Checks on other banks ..............
680.39
Currency ............................................ 10,676.00
Gold ...................................................•
810.00
Silver ..................................................
2,375.59
3,139.6?
Other resources ............................
$339,035.27
Total
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $
Certified surplus ..........................
Undivided profits ..........................
Savings accounts ...........................
Individual deposits ........................
Public funds .................................
Due to non-reserve banks ........
Due to reserve banks ................
C -D ’s, demand ............
C -D ’s, time ....................................
Certified checks ..........................
Cashier’s checks ...........................
50,000.00
17,000.00
7,613.46
41,550.43
95,983.26
67,634.73
7,152.31
7,500.00
7,650.55
23,949.53
13,000.00
1.00
$339,035.27
Total
PARAGOULD.
SECURITY BANK & TR U S T CO.
Incorporated July 27, 1906. Charter No. 213.
OFFICERS—W. O. Poole, President; R. J. Haley, Vice President; G. O. Light, Cashier;
J. P. Cathey, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS—W. O. Poole, R. J. Haley, W . R. Owens, A. A. Knox, Joe A. White,
Wesley Walker, G. O. Light.
Statement of November 17. 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ................... $134,232.47
Loans on real estate .................. 75,690.59
Overdrafts ........................................
426.24
Other bonds and securities . . . .
1,031.45
4,095.00
Furniture and fixtures ..............
Banking house ..............................
9,482.76
Other real estate .......................... 15,884.63
Cash items ......................................
2,135.29
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock ..................................$ 68,200.00
Certified surplus .......................... 19,000.00
Undivided profits ..........................
7,909.29
Bills payable .................................. 14,000.00
Notes rediscounted ...................... 10,000.00
Individual deposits ........................ 126,998.30
C -D ’s, demand ..............................
100.00
C -D ’s, time ....................................
69,195.77
D ue from reserve banks .............
66,591.98
Cashier’s cheeks
Checks on other banks ..............
Currency ...........................................
Gold ................................................... •
Silver ..................................................
Other resources ............................
92.21
4,122.00
435.00
1,087.84
126.55
Total
..............................................$315,434.01
PARIS.
...............................
27.50
Other liabilities ..............................
3.15
Total
..............................................$315,434.01
BANK OF PARIS.
Incorporated August 31, 1891. Charter No. 26.
OFFICERS—L. B. Crenshaw, President; Conrad Elsken, Vice President; W. R. Cherry,
Cashier; Lewis C. Sadler, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS—L. B. Crenshaw, Conrad Elsken, R. C. Parker, H. A. McKelvey, Geo. M.
Zeller, H. M. Johns, R. B. Sadler.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ................... $145,794.20
Loans on real estate .................... 48,068.87
Overdrafts ........................................
185.38
Other bonds and securities . . . .
865.96
Furniture and fixtures ..............
1,200.00
Banking house ..............................
2,500.00
Other real estate ..........
100.00
Items in transit ............................
2.992.80
Cash items ......................................
2,222.42
Due from reserve banks .......... 310,341.86
Currency ..........
5,573.00
Gold .......... • .......................................
4,935.00
Silver ..................................................
1,352.64
Other resources ............................
136.55
Total
.$526,268.68
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $ 75,975.00
Certified surplus ............................ 18,000.00
Undivided profits .......................... 17,792.82
Individual deposits ....................... 305,494.12
Due to non-reserve banks ........
45,762.91
C -D ’s, time ...................................... 61,286.45
Cashier’s checks ............................
1,957.38
Total
$526,268.68
R E P O R T O F B A N K C O M M IS S IO N E R
96
PARIS.
GERMAN-AMERICAN BANK & TR U S T CO.
Incorporated April 6, 1911. Charter No. 337.
•
OFFICERS—J. J. Smith, President; W. B. Rhyne, Vice President; W. C. Roady,
Cashier; Chas. F. Wahl, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS—J. J. Smith, W . B. Rhyne, John D. Deen, Arch C. Johns, Abel Hehuse,
A. M. Smith, Chas. F. Wahl, R. A. Harkins, W. S. Reed.
Statement of November 17. 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ..................$ 73,371.84
Loans on real estate ..................
3,100.00
Overdrafts .........................................
30.44
Other bonds and securities . . . .
406.47
Furniture and fixtures ..............
1,530.75
Due from non-reserve banks .. 10,000.00
Cash items ......................................
10.41
Due from reserve banks ............ 75,624.18
Checks on other banks ..............
358.87
Currency ............
4,810.00
Gold ......................................... •..........
840.00
Silver ..................................................
4,526.38
Total
.........................................$174,609.34
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $ 51,425.00
Certified surplus ..........................
1,400.00
Undivided profits ...........................
2,974.19
Savings accounts ..........................
8,539.99
Dividends unpaid ........................
63.00
Individual deposits ......................
76,623.43
Public funds ............
26,547.75
C -D ’s, time ......................................
6,585.91
Cashier’s checks ............................
450.07
Total
.................................... .....$174,609.34
PARKDALE.
BANK OF PARKDALE.
Incorporated February 1, 1910. Charter No. 298.
OFFICERS—R. G. Williams, President; E. D. Gregory, Vice President; W. W. Morris,
DIRECTORS— L. J. Caldwell, E. D. Gregory, R. G. Williams.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ..................$
Loans on real estate ...................
Loans on cotton ............................
Furniture and fixtures ..............
Due from non-reserve banks ..
Due from reserve banks ............
Currency ............................
Gold .....................................................
Silver ....................
Other resources ..........................■
Total
10,859.57
16,218.05
1,573.17
1,215.00
27,524.76
14,637.52'
2,956.00
276.00
1,376.28
3.00
76,639.35
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $ 15,000.00
Certified surplus ...................
9,500.00
Undivided profits ..........................
3,508.10
2,500.00
Bills payable ..................................
Individual deposits ......................
41,003.17
Public funds .....................................
306.00
C -D ’s, time ......................................
4,653.19
Cashier’s checks ............................
168.89
Total
$ 76,639.35
PARKIN.
PARKIN HOME BANK
Incorporated December 17, 1909. Charter No. 294.
OFFICERS—I. R. Dye, President; E. W. Walker, Vice President; E. R. Blair, Cashier;
P J Phillips Ass*t Cashier
DIRECTORS— I. R. Dye, E. W. Walker, E. R. Blair, J. H. Woods, W . R. Shewmake.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ..................$ 32,629.56
Overdrafts ........................................
149.53
Furniture and fixtures ..........
2.182.30
Banking house ' ..............................
2,820.00
Other real estate ..........................
2,140.35
Due from non-reserve banks ..
9.00
Due from reserve banks ............ 29,988.15
Checks on other banks ..........
182.79
Currency ...........................................
6,966.00
Silver ...............................................
1,996.50
Other resources ............................
102.02
Total
$ S5,166.00
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .......... ........................$ 10,000.00
Bills payable ..................................
5,000.00
Individual deposits ........................ 35,016.55
C -D ’s, for money borrowed . . . .
14,333.63
Cashier’s checks ......................
815.82
Total
$ 85,166.00
ST A TE OF A RK AN SA S
97
PEACH ORCHARD.
PEOPLES BANK.
Incorporated October 24, 1910. Charter No. 322.
OFFICERS—Jno. C. Baker, President; W. F. Harris, Vice President; B. F. Lewis,
Cashier.
DIRECTORS—J. C. Baker, Abe Brown, W. F. Harris.
Statement of November 17. 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ................. .$18,690.43
Loans on real estate ..................
1,043.46
Overdrafts ........................................
155.05
Other bonds and securities ----43.50
Furniture and fixtures ..............
890.00
Due from reserve banks . . . . . .
22,068.80
191.00
Checks on other banks ..............
Currency ...........................................
1,480.00
Silver ................................................•
410.45
Other resources ............................
185.83
Total
.............. ............................... $ 45,158.52
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock ..................................$ 6,500.00
500.00
Certified surplus ..........................
Undivided profits .......................
211.96
Individual deposits ...................... 31,632.44
C -D ’s, time ......................................
5,529.57
Cashier’s checks ................
784.55
Total
.............. ............................... $ 45,158.52
PEA RIDGE.
BANK OF PEA RIDGE
Incorporated May 6, 1911. Charter No. 339.
OFFICERS—W. T. Patterson, President; J. J. Putman, Vice President; J. M. Putman,
Cashier; W. T. Patterson, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS—W. T. Patterson, J. M . Putman, J. J. Putman.
Statement of November 17. 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts .................... $ 36,716.37
Loans on real estate ................
4,805.20
Overdrafts ........................................
33.19
Other bonds and securities ----85.83
Furniture and fixtures ..............
1,401.26
Banking house ................................
1,100.00
Due from reserve banks . . . . . .
5,543.81
Checks on other banks ..............
207.80
...............................................
1,105.00
Gold .....................................................
Silver .....................
Currency
385.00
422.83
Total
..............................................$ 51,806.29
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................$ 10,000.00
1,500.00
Certified surplus ............................
Undivided profits ........................
1,149.97
Bills payable ..........
2,500.00
Individual deposits ...................... 31,100.77
C -D ’s, time ....................................
5,493.47
62.08
Cashier’ s checks ............................
Total
..............................................$ 51,806.29
PETTIGREW.
CITIZENS BANK
Incorporated April 15, 1907. Charter No. 231.
OFFICERS—Chas. E. Crawford, President; J. H. Phipps, Vice President; Grace Craw
ford, Cashier.
DIRECTORS—Dr. W. H. Mooney, J. H. Phipps, J. M. Bryant, C. M. Farmer, Chas.
E. Crawford.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts .................. $ 33,838.39
Loans on real estate ..........
4,518.41
Overdrafts ........................................
219.84
Furniture and fixtures ..............
1,600.00
Banking house ..............................
1,600.00
Other real estate ...........................
2.390.26
Due from reserve banks ............ 17*254.93
Checks on other banks ..............
1,319.58
Currency ...........................................
480.00
Silver ..................................................
555.36
Total
$ 63,776.77
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock ..................................$ 10,000.00
Certified surplus ..........................
567.73
Undivided profits ..........
141.64
Individual deposits ...................... 43,960.05
Public funds ....................................
155.00
C -D ’s, time ........................
8,952.35
Total
$ 63,776.77
98
R E P O R T O F B A N K C O M M IS S IO N E R
PIGGOTT.
CLAY COUNTY BANK
Incorporated May 4, 1897. Charter No. 43.
OFFICERS—H. W. Moore, President; J. M. Myers, Vice President; O. H. Parrish,
Cashier; H. S. Moore, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS—H. W. Moore, F. Weldin, J. M. Myers, G. W. Seitz, J. W . Lentz,
E. Marshall, L. Hubbard.
Statement of November 17. 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ..................$ 64,788.04
Loans on real estate .................
6,542.28
Overdrafts ........................................
89.25
Other bonds and securities . . . .
6,174.63
Furniture and fixtures ..............
2,700.00
5,000.00
Banking house .......................
Other real estate ..........................
3,000.00
D ue'from reserve banks ............ 61,673.43
Checks on other banks ..............
947.64
Currency .......................
3,316.00
Gold .....................................................
355.00
Silver ..................................................
1,374.41
Total
..............................................$155,960.68
PIGGOTT.
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $
Certified surplus ..........................
Undivided profits ............
Individual deposits ......................
Public funds ..................................
Due to non-reserve banks ........
•C -D ’s, time ......................
Other liabilities ..............................
Total
25,000.00
5,000.00
1,137.47
69,697.21
1,224.82
36,951.21
16,803.91
146.06
............................ ..................$155,960.68
BANK OF PIGGOTT
Incorporated May 11, 1905. Charter No. 178.
OFFICERS—L. Hunter, President; J. K. Browning, Vice President; J. M. Turner,
Cashier; E. R. Winton, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS—L. Hunter, J. K. Browning, J. L. Sarv£r, T. L. Davis, V. E. Jewell,
E. Williams, W. L. Castleberry.
Statement of November 17. 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts .....................$117,667.07
Loans on real estate ....................
9,710.00
Overdrafts ...................................
370.46
Other bonds and securities . . . .
1,220.87
1,300.00
Furniture and fixtures . ..... .....
...................................
5,000.00
Other real estate ................ .. - . . .
Due from reserve banks ..........
Checks on other banks
............
Currency .......................
Gold .....................................................
Silver .................................................Other resources ......................•..
Banking house
1,000.00
87,479.24
1,294.71
5,365.00
360.00
1,016.71
6.00
$231,790.06
Total
PINE BLUFF.
c it iz e n s
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $ 25,000.06
Certified surplus ..........
300.00
Undivided profits ..........................
1,395.45
Savings accounts ..........................
1,843.16
Individual deposits ...................... 115,217.45
Public fu n d s
...........
57,748.37
Due to non-reserve banks ........
C -D ’s, time ......................................
Cashier’s checks ............................
Total
3,071.24
25,607.94
1,606.45
$231,790.06
bank
Incorporated December 24, 1886. Charter No. 40.
OFFICERS—John B. Speers, President; M. W. Ware, Geo. L. Madding, J. C. Bain,
Vice Presidents; M. E. Bloom, Cashier; R. L. Byrd, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS—T . H. Gregory, J. B. Speers, Fred Fox, Geo. L. Madding, Geo. WLambert, J. C. Bain, Harold E. Bluthenthal, P. P. Byrd, M. E. Bloom, M. W.
Ware, F. M. Rrane.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts . . . . . . . . $ 545,530.64
Loans on real estate ................
18,000.00
Loans on cotton ........................ 1,906,493.03
Overdrafts ................
4,741.64
Other bonds and securities
..
5,855.74
Furniture and fixtures ..........
8,048.70
Banking- house ............................
256,568.01
Other real estate ......................
32,936.01
Items in transit ................ ••■•
24,765.47
Due from non-reserve banks.
11,378.95
Cash items ...............
17,604.78
Due from reserve banks ........
450,270.02
Checks on other banks ..........
47,291.57
Currency ..................
99,290.00
Gold .............................. •..................
3,172.50
Silver ..............................................
8,188.49
Other resources ..........................
151.85
Total
$3,440,287.40
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock ..............................$ 300,000.00
Certified surplus ......................
60,000.00
Undivided profits ......................
130,711.94
Bills
payable
...........
200,000.00
Savings accounts ......................
54,735.52
Trust funds ................................
100.00
Dividends unpaid ......................
65.00
Individual deposits ..........
627,974.92
30,000.00
Public funds ................................
Due to non-reserve banks . . . 1,759,807.38
C -D ’s, demand ............................
3,717.52
C -D ’s, time ......................
270,704.39
Certified checks ........................
2,365.48
Cashier’s checks ........................
105.25
Total
$3,440,287.40
S T A TE OF ARKAN SAS
99
PINE BLUFF.
MERCHANTS & PLANTERS BANK
Incorporated November 25, 1876. Charter No. 1.
OFFICERS—S. C. Alexander, President; W. L. Dewoody, Vice President, A. D. Foster,
Cashier.
DIRECTORS—J. W. Wilkins, J. W . Jones, S. C. Alexander, J. S. Ingram, W . E.
Collier, W . L. Dewoody, A. D. Foster.
Statement of November 17. 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ..............$ 861,049.18
Loans on real estate ...............
70,650.00
Loans on cotton ........................
994,973.15
Overdrafts ....................................
1,150.32
Other bonds and securities ..
15,479.18
1.00
Furniture and fixtures ............
Banking house .............................
34,015.26
Items in transit ...........
84,853.09
Cash items ....................................
691.51
Due from reserve banks ........
605,918.53
Checks on other banks ..........
157,021.21
Currency ........................................
77,852.00
Gold ...............: ....................... '___ •
2.840.00
Silver ...............................................
6,534.50
Other resources ..........................
143.26
Tptal
........................................$2,913,172.19
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock ................................ $ 175,000.00
Certified surplus ......................
175,000.00
Undivided profits .......................
63,090.62
Bills payable ................................
100,000.00
Savings accounts ......................
433,550.08
Individual deposits ..................
936,345.21
Public funds ................
7,718.71
Due to non-reserve banks . . .
689,399.43
260.04
C -D ’s, demand ............................
C -D ’s, time ..................................
324,739.68
Certified checks .............. .. ••••
815.24
Cashier’s checks ........................
5,071.85
Reserved for taxes ....................
2,181.53
Total
...................................... ..$2,913,172.19
PINE BLUFF.
COTTON BELT SAVINGS & TRUST CO.
Incorporated June 5, 1895. Charter No. 34.
OFFICERS—J. E. Boyce, President; R. M. Galbraith, Vice President; C. H. Bolinger,
Cashier; Harvey Hogg, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS—F. P. Bridges, Pine Bluff, Ark.; Fred Fox, Pine Bluff, Ark.; Ben B.
Weil, Pine Bluff, Ark.; J. W. Crawford, Pine Bluff, Ark.; A. W. Troupe^ Pine
Bluff, Ark.; J. E. Boyce, Pine Bluff, Ark.; R. M . Galbraith, Pine Bluff, Ark.;
C. H. Bolinger, Pine Bluff, Ark.; Harvey Hogg, Pine Bluff, Ark.
Statement of November 17. 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ................... $326,289.81
Loans on real estate .................. 38,442.98
57,730.26
Loans on cotton ...............
Overdrafts ........................................ 10,185.71
Other bonds and securities . . . . 38,093.85
Furniture and fixtures .............. 23,618.67
Other real estate .......................... 20,392.67
Items in transit .............................
8,914.07
Cash
item s
.........................................
264.54
Due from reserve banks ............
Checks on other banks ..............
Currency ...........................
Gold ...................................•................
Silver ..................................................
Other resources .......................... .
81,081.49
8,679.62
19,511.00
1,065.00
3',909.24
4,500.00
Total
..............................................$642,678.91
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock ...................................$100,000.00
Certified surplus ..........
20,000.00
Undivided profits .......................... 36,143.60
Savings accounts ......................... 110,988.85
Trust funds . , ................................ 12,902.78
Individual deposits ...................... 304,729.95
Public funds .................................... 22,798.38
C -D ’s, time ...................................... 34,456.30
Cashier’s checks .....................
32.96
Reserved for taxes ...................... • 626.12
Total
.............................................. $642,678.91
PINE BLUFF.
PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK & TRUST CO.
Incorporated February 4, 1903. Charter No. 119.
OFFICERS—J. ,H. Mann, President; J. A. Clement, Vice President; H. B. Strange,
Secretary and Treasurer; E. W. Hightower, Ass’t Secretary.
DIRECTORS—J. H. Mann, E. A. Howell, J. E. Isbell, J. A. Clement, Leo M. Andrews,
W . C. Crittenden, H. B. Strange.
Statement of November 17. 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ...................$396,051.23
Loans on real estate .............. .. . 107,853.38
Other bonds and securities . . . .
3,556.99
Furniture and fixtures ..............
6,580.57
Other real estate .......................... 25,065.57
Items in transit ............................
243.00
Cash items .......................................
492.20
Due from reserve banks .......... 166,400.48
Checks on other banks ..............
9,327.98
Currency ........................................... 25,456.00
Gold ........ • ................................. •. . .
5,630.00
Silver .................... .............................
4,629.50
Other resources ............................
1,033.90
Total
$752,320.80
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock ..................................$100,000.00
Certified surplus .......................... 20,000.00
Undivided profits ........................ 14,952.71
Savings accounts ......................
46,312.90
Individual deposits ...................... 479,976.71
Public funds .............. ■.................. 11,110.77
C -D ’s, time ........................
78,442.71
Certified checks ............................
850.00
Cashier’ s checks ............................
675.00
Total
$752,320.80
100
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PLAINVIEW.
BANK OF PLA IN V IE W
Incorporated May 31, 1907. Charter No. 236.
OFFICERS—R. T. Compton, President; W. B. Clement, Vice President; W. T. Blount,
Cashier; B. Williams, A-ss’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS—R. T. Compton, Wing; W . B. Clement, Plainview; W . H. Norman,
Plainview; W . H. McCall, Plainview; B. Williams, Plainview; O. J. Harkey, Ola.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts .............. . .$ 22,578.82
Loans on real estate ..................
3,606.23
Other bonds and securities . . . .
2,399.60
Furniture and fixtures ..............
1,446.00
Banking- house ................................
2,000.00
Cash items ......................................
18.11
Due from reserve banks ............ 222,641.01
Currency ...........................................
6,001.00
Gold .....................................................
317.50
880.95
Silver .....................................
Other resources .....................
9.45
Total
.............................. ................$261,898.67
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $ 25,000.00
Certified surplus ..........................
3^775.00
Undivided profits .........................
3,226.38
Individual deposits ...................... 211,817.51
Public funds .................................. 11,549.01
C -D ’s, demand ..............................
6,530.77
Total
.............................. ................$261,898.67
PLUMERVILLE.
BANK OF P LU M ER VILLE
Incorporated April 11, 1902. Charter No. 89OFFICERS—A. D. Malone, President; A. B. Payne, Vice President; A. J. Nesbitt,
Cashier; W. H. Duff, Ass't Cashier.
DIRECTORS—A. D. Malone, A. B. Payne, G. W . Smith, J. W. Fryer, A. H. Malone.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts . . . . . . . . . . $ 20,935.40
Loans on real estate ............ . . . 40,807.06
Other bonds and securities .
554.80
2,500.00
Furniture and fixtures ........
Banking house ........................
2,500.00
5,620.41
Other real estate ....................
Cash items .................................
Due from reserve banks . . . . . . . 165,739.04
Currency ............................. .
145.00
Gold ....................................... ? ... .
1,679.06
Silver ...........................................
Total
.............. ......................... ...$249,538.77
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock ........
Undivided profits .
Individual deposits
C -D ’s, demand . . .
Total
..
$ 40,000.00
10,531.71
194,659.04
4,348.02
$249,538.77
POCAHONTAS.
POCAHONTAS STATE BANK.
Incorporated May 16, 1902. Charter No. 91.
OFFICERS—W. H, Skinner, President; Dr. J. W. Brown, Vice President; Ben A.
Brown, Cashier; L. R. Pickett, H. L. Haynes, Ass't Cashiers.
DIRECTORS—W . H._ Skinner, Min M. Carter, Dr. J. W . Brown, Thomas Bigger, R.
N. Hamil, Eugene Thompson, Ben A. Brown.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ...................$102,804.39
Loans on real estate ..................
7,882.10
Loans on cotton ............................ 15,000.00
Overdrafts .......................
235.88
Other bonds and securities . . . .
2,635.72
Furniture and fixtures ..............
2,000.00
Banking house ..............................
6,325.38
Due from non-reserve banks .. 16,500.27
Due from reserve banks ............ 103,376.22
Checks on other banks ..........
2,556.65
Currency ........................................... 10,529.00
Gold .....................................................
957.50
Silver ....................
680.59
Other resources ............................
100.00
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $ 27,500.00
Certified surplus ..........................
5,000.00
Undivided profits ................
2,374.69
Trust funds ....................................
32,395.10
Individual deposits ...................... 164,118.22
Public funds ......................
14,000.00
C -D ’s, time ......................................
22,935.11
Cashier’s checks ............................
3,261.17
Other liabilities .......... ..................
‘
.01
Total ....................$271,584.30
Total ....................$271,584.30
S T A T E OF A R K A N S A S
ioi
POCAHONTAS.
RANDOLPH COUNTY BANK.
Incorporated February 14, 1898. Charter No. 45.
OFFICERS—E. Dalton, President;, A. Z. Schnabaum, Vice President; J. D. Wells,
Cashier; O. C. Mock, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS— Lewis Dalton, E. Dalton, A. Z. Schnabaum, R. H. Hamil, C. E. Pringle,
T. W . Campbell, W. C. Brown, H- A. Peters, H. L. Throgmorton.
Statement of November 17. 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts .................. $ 91,617.42
Loans on real estate .................. 23,215.00
Loans on cotton ............................ 15,524.16
Other bonds and securities . . . .
2,870.91
Furniture and fixtures ..............
2,500.00
Banking house ..............................
7,000.00
6,675.00
Other real estate ..........................
Due from non-reserve banks .. 14,000.00
Cash items ......................................
82'3.49
Due from reserve banks ............ 201,639.69
Checks on other banks ..............
2,964.17
Currency ...........................................
9,989.00
Gold ............... •...................................
675.00
Silver ..................................................
2,885.49
Other resources ............................
3,65'4.88
$386,034.21
Total
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $ 26,000.00
Certified surplus ............................ 23,500.00
Undivided profits ..........................
3,728.65
Individual deposits ...................... 275,343.26
Public funds .................................... 27,753.83
Due to non-reserve banks ........ 15,000.00
C -D ’s, time ......................................
8,279.32
Cashier’s checks ..........................
6,429.15
Total
$386,034.21
PORTIA.
BANK OF PORTIA
Incorporated November 25, 1904. Charter No. 174.
OFFICERS—W. J. Robinson, President; F. W. Tucker, Vice President; Ned Fraser,
Cashier; Victor Sloan, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS—W. J. Robinson, F. W . Tucker, Ned Fraser, Clinton Fraser, J. M.
Hatfield.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
LIABILITIES.
Loans and discounts ............. . .. $ 12,617.13
Loans on real estate ...............
2,285.00
1,872.57
Other bonds and securities .
678.75
1,400.00
1,900.00
Banking house ...........................
150.00
O ther real estate ......................
61,530.15
D ue from reserve banks . . . . . . .
159.24
Checks on other banks .........
3,188.00
Currency ...........................................
196.00
Gold ...................................................
Silver ................................................
958.48
70.32
O ther resources .........................
T otal
............................................ . .. $ 87,005.64
Capital stock ......................
Certified surplus . . . . . . . .............
.........
Public funds ........................
.............
___
.
T otal
518.75
73 800.17
'202.90
3,424.24
1,059.58
................................... ............. $ 87,005.64
PORTLAND.
PORTLAND BANK.
Incorporated April 23, 1900. Charter No- 57.
OFFICERS—J. W. Pugh, President; T. R. Pugh, Vice President; F.
Cashier.
DIRECTORS—J. W. Pugh, T. R. Pugh, J. D. Dean, H. E. Cockerham.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts .............. . .$241,316.07
Loans on real estate .............. .. 21,560.97
969.07
103.50
Other bonds and securities ..
3,483.25
Furniture and fixtures ..........
2,343.20
Banking house ..........................
Other real estate .................. .. 22,823.32
..
22,368.49
Due from reserve banks ........
199.39
Checks on other banks ..........
5,644.00
Currency .......................................
107.50
Gold .................................................
511.82
Silver ..............................................
464.88
Other resources ........................
Total
$321,895.46
P.
Harvey,
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .............................. ..$ 20,000.00
Certified surplus ...................... .. 20,000.00
.. 61,177.98
Bills payable .............................. .. 110,000.00
Individual deposits .................. .. 110,717.48
Total
.$321,895.46
R E P O R T OF B A N K C O M M IS S IO N E R
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PORTLAND.
PEOPLES BANK.
Incorporated January 22, 1908. Charter No. 251.
OFFICERS—J. C. Bain, President; E. J. Camak, Vice President; J. W. Brown, Cashier;
J. A. Dean,' Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS—J. C- Bain, R. J. Bain, W. E. Dean, E. J. Camak, W . T. Cone, T . Y.
Wall, J. A. Dean.
Statement of November 17. 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ................... $129,055.14
Loans on real estate .................. 12,500.00
Overdrafts .......................................
866.20
Other bonds and securities . . . .
27.59
1,600.00
Furniture and fixtures ............
Due from reserve banks ............ 33,605.28
Checks on other banks ..............
275.56
Currency ................
3,911.00
Silver ............................................•..
1,549.27
Other resources ............................
3,926.00
Total
..............................................$187,316.04
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock ........ ..........................$ 25,000.00
Certified surplus ............................ 15,000.00
Undivided profits ..........................
3,154.12
Individual deposits ...................... 137,870.72
Public funds ..................
1,691.20
4,600.00
C -D ’s, time ......................................
Total
..............................................$187,316.04
POTTSVILLE.
CITIZENS BANK
Incorporated August 13, 1913. Charter No. 420.
OFFICERS—R. O. Morton, President; J. B. Sinclair, Vice President; N. H. Bell,
Cashier.
DIRECTORS—R. O. Morton, J. B. Sinclair, A. H. Boggess, Roy Falls, J, H. Oates,
N. E. Owens, E. R. Jones, E. H. Teeter, N. H. Bell.
Statement of November 17. 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts .............. ..$ 13,833.04
Loans on real estate ..................
6,512.00
Overdrafts ........................................
1,381.92
Other bonds and securities . . . .
1,667.58
Furniture and fixtures ..............
1,400.00
2,350.00
Banking house .................................
Due from reserve banks ............ 58,740.16
2,283.00
Currency ...........................................
Gold .....................................................
5.00
Silver ...........................
966.84
Other resources
13.00
89,152.54
Toital
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $ 15,000.00
Certified surplus ......................
100.00
Undivided profits ........................
919.41
Individual deposits ......................
65,263.30
C -D ’s, time ................................
3,621.13
Cashier’s checks ............................
248.70
Total
89,152.54
PRAIRIE GROVE.
FARMERS STATE BANK
Incorporated August 29, 1904. Charter No. 166.
OFFICERS—J. C. Cunningham, President; R. A. Barnes, R. L. McCoy, Vice Presi
dents; J. L. McConnell, Cashier; R. A. Barnes, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS—J. C. Cunningham, R. A. Barnes, R. L. McCoy, J. L. Strickler, S. R.
Wilson, F. A. Terpening, J. F- Parker, Joe Tilley, R. E. Pyeatt.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ..............
Loans on real estate ..............
Furniture and fixtures . . . . . . .
Banking house ...........................
Other real estate ......................
Due from reserve banks ........
Checks on other banks ..........
Currency ........ .. ..........................
Gold •......................... •...................
Silver ..............................................
Total
..........................................
32,099.32
13,958.00
1,500.00
7,500.00
4,540.72
13,125.11
601.41
2,660.00
475.00
341.95
76,801.51
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .............................. . .$ 25,000.00
2,115.30
Undivided profits .................... ..
Individual deposits .................... .. 34,782.70
C -D ’s, time .................................. .. 14,903.51
Total
.......... ............................... . .$ 76,801.51
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PRESCOTT.
FIRST STATE BANK
Incorporated August 28, 1916. Charter No. 456OFFICERS—C. A. Smith, President; W. B, Waller, Vice President; E. M. Sharp,
Cashier.
DIRECTORS—C. A. Smith, W. B. Waller, Geo. F. Cress, A. H. Smith, J. M . Strip
ling, J. C. Woodul, E. M. Sharp.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts .............. . $ 45,375.12
Loans on real estate ....................
2,033.05
Overdrafts ........................................
432.73
Other bonds and securities . . . .
100.00
Furniture and fixtures ..............
96.50
10,000.00
Banking house ...............
Items in transit ............................
2,007.86
Cash items ......................................
72.85
Due from reserve banks ............ 25_.720.47
Checks on other banks ...............
187.81
Currency .........
6,414.00
Gold .....................................................
'485.00
Silver ..................................................
2,288.78
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock ..................................$ 25,000.00
Undivided profits ........................
1,070.91
Savings accounts ..........................
2,801.69
Individual deposits ...................... 50,268.76
Public funds ....................................
4,971.96
6,612.53
C -D ’s, time ......................................
Cashier’s checks ............................
389.80
Other liabilities ..............................
4,098.70
95,214.35
Total
Total
95,214.35
PRESCOTT.
BANK OF PRESCOTT
Incorporated August 10, 1904. Charter No. 162.
OFFICERS—Thos. C. McRae, President; Jas. G. Clark and S. J. Hesterly, Vice Presi
dents; Thos. C. McRae Jr., Cashier; I. A. Blakely and Wren Scott, Ass’t Cashiers.
DIRECTORS—Thos. C. McRae, Jas. G. Clark, S. J. Hesterly, W. V. Tompkins,
Thos. C. McRae Jr., D. L. McRae, C. D. McSwain, E. L. Cox, Sam T. White.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts .....................$226,428.12
Loans on real e s t a t e ................
43,108.63
Loans on cotton ............................
483.76
Overdrafts ........................................
244.39
Other bonds and securities . . . .
69,451.60
Furniture and fixtures ..............
8,153.50
Banking house ............................... 10,000.00
Due from non-reserve banks .. 110,212.62
Cash items ......................................
123.05
Due from reserve banks ............ 257,224.90
Checks on other banks ..............
104.86
Currency ................................. .••••
26,104.00
Gold .....................................................
3,946.00
Silver ..................................................
6,617.55
Other resources ..............................
516.36
Total
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock ..................................$ 75,000.00
Certified surplus .......................... 75,000.00
Undivided profits .....................
10,590.28
Savings accounts .......................... 106,746.90
Individual deposits ...................... 429,633.91
Public funds ................................ .. . 31,939.29
Due to non-reserve banks ........
6.60
C -D ’s, time ...................................... 31,669.52
Cashier’s checks
.................... ..........................$762,719.34
..............................
Total
2,112.84
$762,719.34
QUITMAN.
BANK OF QUITMAN
Incorporated August 15, 1903. Charter No. 139.
OFFICERS—R. L. Kane,
Cashier.
D IR E C T O R S — R.
liams.
L. K ane,
President;
Beulah
Beulah
K ane,
Kane, Vice President;
Frank Jenkins,
Ida J. W ebb ,
Paul Martin,
Laura Wi l -
Statem ent of Novem ber 17, 1916.
RESO U RCES.
L IA B IL IT IE S .
___ $ 21,202.19
. . .$ 10,000.00
13,744.80
L oans on real estate ........... . . . .
Certified surplus ......................
1,418.00
O verdrafts ............. .....................
232.28
Undivided profits ......................
735.55
3.00
Individual deposits ................. . . .
Other bonds and securities ___
65,852.62
___
1,700.00
...
21,714.85
___
1,146.60
3.236.72
D ue from non-reserve banks
7,354.77
Cashier’s checks ........................
'930.58
D ue from reserve banks . . .
50,752.57
Currency ...................................... ___
6,768.00
430.00
Gold ................................................. ___
554.11
Silver .............................................. . . . .
T otal
......................................... ___ $103,885.42
T otal
........................................... . . .$103,888.32
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RATCLIFFE.
BANK OF RATCLIFFE.
Incorporated December 28, 1912. Charter No. 399.
OFFICERS—M. W . Ronk, President; R. A. Harkins, Vice President; W . D. Stroud,
Cashier.
DIRECTORS— M. W. Ronk, T. J. Kersey, H. A. McKelvey, C. O. Parker, R. A.
Harkins, J. G. Yunker, W . R. Cherry.
Statement of November 17. 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts .................. $ 15,048.37
Loans on real estate ..................
2,894.20
Furniture and fixtures ..............
800.00
Banking house ................................
1,800.00
Due from non-reserve banks .. 36,422.63
Due from reserve banks ............
7,000.00
630.00
Currency ...........................................
Gold .....................................................
630.00
Silver ..................................................
105.58
Other resources ........ •..................
11.95
Total
$ 65,342.73
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $ 10,000.00
300.00
Certified surplus ..........................
Undivided profits .......
1,142.34
Individual deposits ...................... 48,563.34
Public funds ....................................
36.51
C -D ’s, demand ................................
5,200.54
Cashier’s checks ..........................
100.00
Total
$ 65,342.73
RAVENDEN.
BANK OF RAVENDEN.
Incorporated December 15, 1905. Charter No. 202.
OFFICERS—T. J. Sharum, President; Sam H. Ball, Vice President; N. R. Moore,
Cashier.
DIRECTORS—T. J. Sharum, Sam H. Ball, Wm. Bottoms.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ..............
Loans on real estate ............
Other bonds and securities .
Furniture and fixtures ..........
Banking house ....... ................
Due from non-reserve banks
Due from reserve banks . . .
Currency .....................................
Gold ........ • ...................................
Silver ............................................
13,413.50
1.029.00
444.45
1.150.00
1.500.00
2,062.47
26,471.53
2.621.00
350.00
281.56
49,323.51
Total
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .........
Certified surplus ..
Undivided profits .
Dividends unpaid .
Individual deposits
C -D ’s, time ............
Cashier’s checks
.
Total
$
10, 000.00
1,527.00
1,527.41
35.00
27,061.25
8,475.95
696.90
$ 49,323.51
RAVENDEN SPRINGS.
LONE ROCK BANK.
Incorporated April 11, 1914. Charter No. 437.
OFFICERS—J B. Duvall, President; S. F. Davis, Vice President; G. Elmer Davis,
Cashier.
DIRECTORS—J. B. Duvall, Ravendein Springs, Ark.; G. Elmer Davis, Ravenden
Springs, Ark.; 'S. F. Davis, Yadkin, Ark.; W. B. Mariott, Yadkin, Ark.; J. A.
Sigler, Mammoth Springs, Ark.
Statement of November 17, 1916
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts .................. $ 10,918.93
Loans on real estate ....................
1,774.48
Overdrafts ........................................
91.96
Furniture and fixtures ..............
1,267.25
Banking house ................................
750.00
Cash items ......................................
111.78
Due from reserve banks ............
7,753.85
Checks on other banks ..............
11.00
Currency ...........................................
2,362.00
Gold ............................... •...................
150.00
Silver ..................................................
530.17
Other resources ............................
91.01
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. ? 10,000.00
Certified surplus ..........................
1,071.00
Undivided profits ..........................
431.44
Trust funds ....................................
720.00
Individual deposits ......................
12,669.11
365.71
Public funds
265.17
C -D ’s, time ........
162.07
Cashier’s checks
127.93
Other liabilities
Total ................... ? 25,812.43
Total ................... $ 25,812.43
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RECTOR.
BANK OF RECTOR.
Incorporated August 1, 1899. Charter No. 51.
OFFICERS—J. C. Rogers, President; Eli Meiser, Vice President; M. M. Craveo,
Cashier; O. A. Harper, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS—J. C. Rogers, G. H. Hardin, J. N. McNeil, Robt. Liddell, M. M. Crav
en, Eli Meiser, J. D. Block, A. J. Sides, Jos. Wolf.
Statement of November 17. 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ...................$174,745.05
Loans on real estate .................. 21,579.33
Overdrafts ........................................
1,736.73
Other bonds and securities . . . .
8,516.26
Furniture and fixtures ..............
2,800.00
Banking house ...........
6,000.00
Other real estate ..........................
8,650.00
Due from non-reserve banks .. 21,720.37
Cash items .......... ; ...........................
110.35
Due from reserve banks ............ 105,390.94
Checks on other banks ..............
764.41
Currency ........................................... 18,630.00
Gold ............... •...................................
1,885.00
Silver ..................................................
3,467.07
Other resources ..............................
297.42
$376,292793
Total
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $ 30,000.00
Certified surplus ............................ 30,000.00
Undivided profits ..........................
8,985.28
1,377.93
Savings accounts ..........................
Individual deposits ...................... 190,946.18
Public funds .................................... 40,295.01
C -D ’s, time ...................................... 70,519.37
Cashier’s checks ............................
4,169.16
Total
$376,292793
REYNO.
FARMERS & MERCHANTS BANK.
Incorporated December 8, 1911. Charter No. 360.
OFFICERS—T. L. Wright, President; E. L. Dickson, Vice President; Elmo Roe,
Cashier.
DIRECTORS—T . L. Wright, E. L. Dickson, Elmo Roe, J. M. Wright, F. E. Belford.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts .............. . .$ 18,067.85
Loans on real estate ..............
2,475.00
17.65
Overdrafts ....................................
93.82
Other bonds and securities ..
1,000.06
Furniture and fixtures ..........
Banking house ..........................
1,800.00
Due from non-reserve banks . . 15,487.09
.
.
30,249.26
Due from reserve banks . . . .
Checks on other banks ..........
711.08
Currency .......................................
5,889.00
80.00
Gold . . . •............................... ...........
817.10
Silver ..............................................
Total
.......................................... . .$ 76,685.85
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock ........
Certified surplus ..
Undivided profits .
Individual deposits
Cashier’s checks ..
Total
....................
$ 10,000.06
500.00
966.12
63,934.64
1,285.09
$ 76,685.85
RISON.
BANK OF RISON.
Incorporated October 23, 1902. Charter No. 101.
OFFICERS—N. A. McKinney, President; I. E. Moore, Vice President; Walter Elrod,
Cashier; W att Harlow, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS—I. E. Moore, H. D. Sadler, B. F. Quinn, N. A. McKinney, E. B. A t
wood, Jno. T. Haskins, Waiter Elrod.
Statement of November 17. 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts .................. $ 25,280.43
Loans on real estate .................... 46,949.50
Loans on cotton ............................ 22,571.04
Overdrafts ........................................
45.51
Other bonds and securities ___
118.46
Furniture and fixtures ..............
1,800.00
Banking house ..............................
4,500.00
Due from reserve banks ............ 144,475.09
Currency ...........................................
6,850.00
Gold .....................................................
1,545.00
Silver .......................................
3,247.30
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $ 40,000.00
Certified surplus ..........................
5,500.00
Undivided profits ........................
5,345.91
Dividends unpaid ..........................
100.47
Individual deposits ...................... 170,575.2?
Public funds .................................. 10,439.96
C -D ’s, demand .............................. 25,420.72
Total ................... $257,382.33
Total ................... $257,382.33
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ROGERS.
FARMERS STATE BANK.
Incorporated February 8, 1910. Charter No. 300.
OFFICERS— E. G. Sharp, President; F. M. Horton, Vice President; Perry N. Clark,
Cashier; D. D. Deaver, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS—J. L. Chapin, Chairman of Board; E. G. Sharp, F. M. Horton, Perry N.
Clark, Ora F. Chapin, D. H. Torbett.
Statement of November 17. 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts .....................$124,005.53
3,420.00
Loans on real estate ..................
Other bonds and securities . . . .
341.09
Furniture and fixtures ..............
3,414.78
Other real estate ..........................
9,591.30
Cash items ......................................
508.25
Due from reserve banks ............ 75,256.33
Checks on other banks ..............
1,279.82
Currency ...........................................
3,677.00
1,132.50
Gold ............................. •.....................
Silver ..................................................
2,343.40
Other resources ............................
182.03
Total
..............................................$225,152.03
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $ 40,000.00,
Certified surplus .......... '..............
7,000.00
1,757.35
Undivided profits ..........................
Individual deposits ...................... 137,272.12
C -D ’s, time ...................................... 39,119.54
Cashier’s checks ............................
3.02
Total
................................ ............. $225,152.03
RUDY.
BANK OF RUIDY.
Incorporated February 24, 1913. Charter No. 409.
OFFICERS—Geo. R. Wood, President; W. G. Cooper, Vice President; J. H. Cooper,
Cashier.
DIRECTORS—Geo. R. Wood, W . G. Cooper, E. E. Rudy, Geo. W . Finn, J. S.
Rozell, Pearcy Bradley, J. H. Cooper.
Statement of November 17. 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ..................$ 16,429.70
O verdrafts
............................................
9.62
Furniture and fixtures ..............
Banking house ..............................
Due from non-reserve banks ..
Due from reserve banks ..........
Currency ...........................................
Silver . ................................
950.00
2,300.00
6,195.25
2,753.64
861.00
378.67
29,877.88
Total
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $ 10,000.00
Certified surplus ..........................
250.00
Undivided profits ..........................
718.76
Individual deposits ...................... 18,909.12
Total
29,877.88
RUSSELLVILLE.
PEOPLES EXCHANGE BANK.
Incorporated March 24, 1890. Charter No. 18.
OFFICERS—R. J. Wilson, President; W. J. White, Vice President; L. B. McClure,
Cashier; Jno. A. Bayliss, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS—J. M. Ball, Russellville, Ark.; J. M. Campbell, Russellville, Ark.; G. C.
McKennon, Russellville, Ark.; W . M. Oates, Russellville, Ark.; Jno. W . White,
Russellville, Ark.; W. J. White, Russellville, Ark.; R. J. Wilson, Russellville, Ark.
Statement of November 17. 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ................... $106,382.16
Loans on real estate ..................
65,633.27
Loans on cotton ............................ 18,000.00
Overdrafts ...................
316.12
Other bonds and securities . . . .
3,389.7i
Furniture and fixtures ..............
1,313.80
Banking house ..............................
9,750.00
Due from reserve banks ............ 253,292.99
Checks on other banks ............
1,064.87
Currency ........................................... 28,163.00
Gold .....................................................
5,440.00
Silver ..................................................
2,273.78
Other resources ............................
169.55
Total
$495,189.25
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .............. ................... $ 70,000.00
Certified surplus .......................... 14,000.00
Undivided profits ........................
9,960.22
Individual deposits ...................... 349,693.73
Public funds ..................................
164.48
C -D ’s, time .................................... 49,090.82
Certified checks .......................
2,280.00
Total
$495,189.25
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RUSSELLVILLE.
BANK OF RUSSELLVILLE.
Incorporated December 23, 1897. Charter No. 44.
OFFICERS—T. M. Neal, President; J. J. Shoptaw, Vice President; W. G. Neal, Cashier; R. R. Taylor, and Geo. S. Neal, Ass’t Cashiers.
DIRECTORS—L. A. Reed, T. R. Rye, J. D. Williams, T. M. Neal, W. G. Neal, R. C.
Brown, J. J. Shoptaw.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ...................$113,056.37
Loans on real estate .................. 36,370.76
Overdrafts ........................................
54.76
Other bonds and securities . . . .
4,537.18
Banking house ................................ 15,000.00
Other real estate ..........................
1,457.48
Due from reserve banks ............ 127,191.12
Checks on other banks ..............
1,415.75
Currency ........................................... 12,384.00
Gold .....................................................
2,927.50
Silver ..................................................
3,901.16
200.00
Other resources .. •........................
$318,496.08
Total
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock ..........................
Certified surplus ..................
Undivided profits ..................
Savings accounts ..................
Individual deposits ..............
Public funds ..........................
Due to non-reserve banks .
Due to reserve banks ........
C -D ’s, time ..............................
Cashier’s checks ..................
Other liabilities ....................
Total
$ 50,000.00
15,000.00
9,609.85
4,833.66
167,012.05
542.03
14,714.28
21,069.01
34,365.60
1,339.14
10.46
$318,496.08
RUSSELLVILLE.
POPE COUNTY BANK.
Incorporated October 30, 1909. Charter No. 290.
OFFICERS—H. W. Patrick, President; E. H. Shinn, Vice President; R. W. Ferguson,
Cashier; M. A. Patrick, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS— H. W . Patrick, E. H. Shinn, L. Howell, W . S. Bee(de, J. C. Bonds,
T. F. Haye, M. W. Swilling.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts .................. $ 93,746.07
Loans on real estate .................. 10,597.65
Overdrafts ........................................
375.30
Other bonds and securities . . . .
1,890.06
3,300.00
Furniture and fixtures ..............
Other real estate ..........................
1,790.00
Items in transit ............................
60.00
Cash items ......................................
160.20
Due from reserve banks ............ 122,815.60
Checks on other banks ..............
203.90
Currency ...........................................
8,633.00
Gold .....................................................
522.50
Silver ..................................................
3,121.66
Other resources ..............................
79.47
Total
..............................................$247,295.41
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $ 25,000.00
Certified surplus ............................
2,500.00
Undivided profits ........................
2,958.25
1,067.53
Savings accounts ..........................
Individual deposits ...................... 177,304.84
Public funds ....................................
4,601.63
C -D ’s, time ...................................... 33,863.16
Total
..............................................$247,295.41
SAINT FRANCIS.
BANK OF ST. FRANCIS.
Incorporated November 21, 1904. Charter No. 173.
OFFICERS—W. C. Whiteaker, President; D. R. Stanley, Vice President; A. C. Dunlap,
Cashier.
DIRECTORS—W. C. Whiteaker, St. Francis, Ark.; D. R. Stanley, St. Francis, Ark.;
Fred Linke, Piggott, Ark.
Statement of November 17. 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts .................. $ 18,752.57
Loans on real estate ....................
5,045.00
Overdrafts ........................................
1.39
Furniture and fixtures ..............
1,350.00
Banking house ................................
1,500.00
Due from non-reserve banks .. 15,590.56
Due from reserve banks ............
6,446.79
Currency ...........................................
521.00
Gold .....................................................
170.00
Silver ..................................................
722.98
Other resources ........
360.00
Total
$ 50,460.29
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock ..................................$ 7,500.00
Certified surplus ............................
100.00
Undivided profits ..........................
1,043.56
Individual deposits ...................... 36,550.64
Public funds ....................................
438.82
C -D ’s, time ......................................
4,827.27
Total
$ 50,460.29
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SAINT JOE.
CITIZENS BANK.
Incorporated May 2, 1913. Charter No. 414.
OFFICERS— B. F. Henley, President; B. W. Hensley, Vice President; Dan Garrison,
Cashier.
DIRECTORS—J. C. White, B. W. Hensley, B. F. Henley, J. L. Hensley, B. H. Hen
ley, Dan Garrison.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
LIABILITIES.
Loans and d iscou n ts.............
Loans on real estate ...........
O verdrafts ...................................
Furniture and fixtures . . . .
Banking house ..........................
Cash item s .................................
D ue from reserve banks . . .
Checks on other banks . . . .
Gold
___ $ 23,344.81
___
2,200.00
___
83.49
1,600.00
___
2,189.72
___
328.09
___
21,165.67
91.58
___
692.00
. . . " .......................................... ___
1,185.00
___
226.99
T otal
......................................... ___ $ 53,107.35
Capital stock ...................... ............. $ 10,000.00
Certified surplus ............. .............
200.00
Individual deposits ......... .............
Public funds ........................ .............
Cashier’s checks
T otal
............... .............
41,078.58
22.02
670 00
654.50
................................... ............. $ 53,107.35
SAINT PAUL.
BANK OF SAINT PAUL.
Incorporated August 3, 1907. Charter No. 242.
OFFICERS—Chas. E. Crawford, President; J. H. Phipps, Vice President; S. J. Campbell,
Cashier.
DIRECTORS—Chas. E. Crawford, J. H. Phipps, Jay Fulbright, W. B. Wood.
Statement of November 17. 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts .................. $ 17,788.13
Loans on real estate ....................
8,787.46
Overdrafts ..........
66.61
Other bonds and securities . . . .
25.00
Furniture and fixtures ..............
2,070.50
Banking house ..............................
2,234.00
Other real estate ..........................
2,117.49
96.90
Cash items ......................................
Due from reserve banks ............
6,043.99
Checks on other banks ..............
539.99
Currency .......................
847.00
Gold .....................................................
435.00
Silver ..................................................
446.76
Total
.............................................. $ 41,498.83
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $ 10,000.00
Certified surplus ............................
325.54
Undivided profits ..........................
456.98
Individual deposits ......................
25,062.32
Public funds ....................................
7.65
C -D ’s, demand ..............................
5,646.34
Total
.............................................. $ 41,498.83
SALEM.
BANK OF SALEM.
Incorporated December 9, 1908. Charter No. 266.
OFFICERS—B. H. Castleberry, President; Geo. T. Humphries, Vice President; Rex
Castleberry, Cashier; G. T. Cunningham, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS— B. H. Castleberry, Geo. T, Humphries, Rex Castlelberry, G. T, Cun
ningham .
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts .................. $ 30,670.60
Loans on real estate ..................
1,668.10
Overdrafts ........................................
199.86
Other bonds and securities . . . .
3,362.21
Furniture and fixtures ..............
900.00
Due from reserve banks .............. 32,167.60
Checks on other banks ..............
439.94
Currency ...........................................
3,984.00
Gold .....................................................
600.00
Silver ..................................................
286.69
Total
$ 74,279.00
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock ..................................$ 10,000.00
Certified surplus ............................
7,500.00
Undivided profits .........................
2,484.90
Individual deposits ......................
38,667.39
Public funds .................................... 13,697.83
C -D ’s, time ....................................
1,475.00
Cashier’s checks ............................
453.88
Total
$ 74,279.00
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SCOTLAND.
BANK OF SCOTLAND.
Incorporated February 8, 1913. Charter No. 404.
OFFICERS—N. A. Simpson, President; John J. Stobaugh, Vice President; J. H. Lind
sey, Cashier; Aaron Emmons, Ass’t Cashier.
•"URECTORS—N. A. Simpson, Aaron Emmons, John J. Stobaugh, J. H. Lindsey.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ..................$ 11,730.42
Furniture and fixtures ..............
750.00
Banking house ..............................
500.00
Due from non-reserve banks .. 14,777.84
4,731.58
Due from reserve banks ............
Checks on other banks ..............
1,090.38
Currency ...........................................
300.00
Silver ..................................................
168.73
$ 34,048.95
Total
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $ 5,000.00
Undivided profits ..........................
1,087.77
Individual deposits . .. .'.............. 24,797.08
Public funds ..................................
1,980.64
100.00
C -D ’s, time ......................................
Cashier’ s checks ............................
1,083.46
$ 34,048.95
Total
SCRANTON.
BANK OF SCRANTON.
Incorporated January 9, 1909. Charter No. 269.
OFFICERS—W. H. Higdon, Jr., President; Jno. E. Nichols, Vice President; C. E. Hays,
Cashier.
DIRECTORS—W. H. Higdon, E. C. Walker, E. N. Thompson, Anton Weisenfels, J. E.
Nichols, C. E. Hays.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts .............. ..$ 40,813.18
8,067.80
Loans on real estate ..............
Other bonds and securities ..
8.00
1,560.43
Furniture and fixtures ..........
6,245.54
240.00
386.21
Cash items ..................................
Due from reserve banks ........ .. 61,241.74
2,334.00
Currency .......................................
82.50
Gold .................................................
656.04
Silver .............................................
Total
.......................................... . .$121,635.44
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .............................. ..$ 15,500.00
400.00
Certified surplus ........................
2,001.32
Undivided profits ....................
Individual deposits .................. .. 88,397.29
530.00
.. 14,710.10
196.73
Cashier’s checks ........................
Total
.......................................... . .$121,635.44
SEARCY.
BANK OF SEARCY.
Incorporated January 15, 1904. Charter No- 148.
OFFICERS—W. M. Watkins, President; H. W. Booth, Vice President; Thos. A. W at
kins, Cashier; H. K. Wood, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS—W . M . Watkins, H. W. Booth, Otho King, B. R. Johnson, E. Cypert,
Thos. A. Watkins, S. W. Sanford, I. R. Majors, A. W. Henson.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts .................. $ 94,116.42'
Loans on real estate .................. 14,525.89
Overdrafts ........................................
5,387.84
Other bonds and securities . . . .
5,500.00
Furniture and fixtures ...............
2,500.00
Banking house ................................
9,500.00
Items in transit ............................
100.00
Due from non-reserve banks .. 60,000.00
Due from reserve banks ............ 100,162.48
Checks on other banks ..............
671.11
Currency ...........................................
8,137.00
Gold .....................................................
887.00
Silver ..................................................
985.45
Other resources ............................
8.91
Total
$302,482.10
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $ 30,000.00
Certified surplus ............................ 26,430.51
Dividends unpaid ...........
25.00
Individual deposits ...................... 161,720.68
Public funds ...................
19,569.38
C -D ’s, time ...................................... 60,267.00
Cashier’s checks ............................
4,469.53
Total
$302,482.10
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SEARCY.
PEOPLES BANK.
Incorporated July 6, 1889. Charter No. 11.
OFFICERS— E. A. Robbins, President; P. A. Robertson, Vice President; J. H. Deener,
Cashier; A. H. Royston, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS—E. A. Robbins, P. A. Robertson, H. W . Booth, George D. Booth, J. S.
Stillwell, J. A. Ford, L. E. Moore, L.- Earnest Moore, J. H. Deener, J. S. Sanford.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ...................$190,206.96
Loans on real estate .................... 36,134.39
Loans on cotton ............................ 47,071.70
Overdrafts .........................
380.23
Other bonds and securities . . . .
8,489.17
3,000.00
Furniture and fixtures ..............
Banking house .............................. 15,000.00
Other real estate ..........................
4,562.47
Due from non-reserve banks .. 12,984.45
811.95
Cash items ......................................
Due from reserve banks ............ 188,951.90
Checks on other banks ..............
7,452.79
Currency ...........................................
9,609.00
Gold .....................................................
2,025.00
Silver ..................................................
4,176.17
Other resources ............................
11.00
$530,867.18
Total
SEARCY.
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $ 30,000.00
Certified surplus ............................ 70,000.00
Undivided profits ..........................
2,243.10
Individual deposits ........................ 317,330.82
Public funds .................................... 15.80.1.85
C -D ’s, demand .............................. 91,795.68
Cashier’s checks ............................
3,697.73
$530,867.18
Total
UNION BANK & TRUST CO.
Incorporated October 27, 1909. Charter No. 291.
OFFICERS—W. H. Liahtle, President; W. G. Caldwell, Vice President; Jas. E. Lightle,
Cashier; Jas. B. Lightle, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS—J. Y. Woodson, J .-H . McElmer, W . G. Caldwell, T. E. Baldock, W. H.
Lightle, J. B. Lightle, Jas. E. Lightle.
Statement of November 17. 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts .................. $ 74,530.40
Loans on real estate .................... 48,240.15
Overdrafts ........................................
598.64
Other bonds and securities . . . .
4,214.56
Furniture and fixtures ..............
1,2'85.00
Other real estate ..........................
283.75
Items in transit ............................
1,062.93
Bills of exchange ..........................
4,621.84
Due from reserve hanks ............ 117,878.48
1,335.89
Checks on other banks ..............
Currency ...........................................
3,036.00
Gold .....................................................
883.00
Silver ..................................................
1,505.21
Total
.............................................. $259,475.85
SHERIDAN.
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .............. ................... $ 50,000.00
1,900.00
Certified surplus ..........................
Undivided profits ..........................
2,231.00
Trust funds ....................................
4,203.01
Individual deposits ...................... 141,816.38
Public funds .................................... 18,981.89
C -D ’s, time ...................................... 39,779.86
Cashier’s checks ............................
563.71
Total
.............................................. $259,475.85
GRANT COUNTY BANK.
Incorporated July 29, 1903. Charter No. 136.
OFFICERS—Jno. F. H. Wilson, President; J. M. Baugh, Vice President; P. T. Lewis,
Cashier; P. Johnson, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS—J. F. H. Wilson. J. M. Baugh, J. M. Nall, J: H. Bradley, J. B. Shaw,
M. W . Elkins, I. N. Nall, J. L. Butler.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts . , ...............$103,210.38
Overdrafts ........................................
381.01
Other bonds and securities . . . .
775.62
Furniture and fixtures ..............
2,613.55
Banking house ................................
5,000.00
Other real estate ..........................
2,240.00
Items in transit ............................
1,000.00
Cash items ...................
253.17
Due from reserve banks ............ 65,520.95
Checks on other banks ..............
146.63
Currency ...........................................
4,731.00
Gold .....................................................
1,285.00
Silver ..................................................
314.25
Other resources ............................
12.75
Total
$187,484.31
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $ 22,500.00
Certified surplus ............................
2,000.00
Undivided profits ..........................
1.230.06
Individual deposits ...................... 132,636.11
Public funds .................................... 10,198.41
Due to non-reserve banks ........
24.40
C -D ’s, time ...................................... 17,652.74
Cashier’s checks ............................
797.93
Other liabilities ..............................
444.66
Total
$187,484.31
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SHIRLEY.
BANK OF SHIREY.
Incorporated July 26, 1907. Charter No. 238.
OFFICERS—Edward Stevens, President; J. H. Towery, Vice President; Albert Couch,
Cashier; Richard Lewis, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS— Edward Stevens, J. R. Towery, Albert Couch, J. H. Towery, T. B. Davis.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ..................$ 22,068.43
Loans on real estate ....................
4,161.17
Overdrafts ........................................
247.91
2,369.90
Furniture and fixtures ................
Banking house ..............................
3,000.00
Other real estate ..........................
1,500.00
Items in transit ..............................
241.55
Cash items ......................................
1.87
Due from reserve banks ............ 42,690.96
Currency ...........................................
3,042.00
Gold .....................................................
40.00
Silver ..................................................
1,861.41
81,225.20
Total
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock ..................................$ 10,000.00
Certified surplus ..........................
2,312.04
Undivided profits ..........................
655.37
1,308.87
Dividends unpaid ..........................
Individual deposits ...................... 60,387.69
Public funds ....................................
4,210.38
C -D ’s, time ......................................
1,443.22
Cashier’s checks ............................
907.63
Total
81,225.20
SHERRILL.
BANK OF SHERRILL.
Incorporated August 13, 1913. Charter No. 421.
OFFICERS—J. F. Quattlebaum, President; J. M. Barrettt, Vice President; A. A. W il
liams, Cashier.
DIRECTORS—J. F. Quattlebaum, Sherrill, Arkansas; J. M. Barrett, Sherrill, Arkan
sas; W. I. Payne, Sherrill, Arkansas; Lee M. Quattlebaum, Sherrill, Arkansas:
Jno. W. Gibson, Sherrill, Arkansas; Jo Nichol, Pine Bluff, Arkansas; H. L. Furr,
Pine Bluff, Arkansas.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCE Si.
Loans and discuonts ..................$ 8,096.50
Loans on real estate .................. 19,384.55
Other bonds and securities . . . .
12.Oo
Furniture and fixtures ..............
920.29
Due from reserve banks ............ 107,465.55
Currency ...........................................
3,300.00
Gold .....................................................
2.50
Silver ..................................................
812.46
$139,993.85
Total
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $ 25,000.00
Certified surplus ............................
251.70
Undivided profits
Individual deposits
............................
2,548.92
...................... 112,193.23
Total
$139,993.85
SIDNEY.
BANK OF SIDNEY.
Incorporated September 23, 1912. Charter No. 388.
OFFICERS—J. P. Bone, President: F. M. Battles, Vice President; R. C. Pounders,
Cashier; D. H. Yeage-r, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS—J. P. Bone, F. M . Battles, D. H. Yeager.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ..................$ 6,692.36
Loans on real estate ................
5,505.82
Furniture and fixtures ..............
540.00
Banking house
........................
385.00
Due from reserve banks ............ 34,042.78
Currency ...........................................
1,717.00
Gold .....................................................
400.00
Silver ..................................................
177.95
Total
$ 49,460.89
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock ........
Certified surplus .
Undivided profits .
Individual deposits
Public funds ..........
Total
$
5,000.00
1, 000.00
1,028.17
41,614.92
817.80
$ 49,460.89
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SILOAM SPRINGS.
BANK OF COMMERCE.
Incorporated February 10, 1911. Charter No. 333.
OFFICERS—J. T. Arrington, President; C. P. Curry, Vice President; Walter E. Lind
say, Cashier.
DIRECTORS—J. T. Arrington, C. P. Curry, John E. Brown, Chas. C. Griffin, Walter
E. Lindsay.
Statement of November 17. 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts .................. $ 14,714.80
Loans on real estate ..................
3,770.06
Overdrafts ............
21.71
Other bonds and securities . . . .
156.00
Furniture and fixtures ..............
824.50
Banking house ..............................
5,052.90
Other real estate ..........................
3,610.89
Due from reserve banks ..........
2,437.87
Currency ...........................................
1,051.00
Gold .....................................................
305.00
Silver ..................................................
179.70
Total
.............................................. $ 32',124.43
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................... $ 10,000.00
Certified surplus ............................
1,400.00
Undivided profits ..........................
40.52
Bills payable ..................................
1,000.00
Individual deposits ....................... 13,280.17
C -D ’s, time ......................................
6,403.74
Total
.............................................. $ 32,124.43
SILOAM SPRINGS.
STATE BANK.
Incorporated September 20, 1904. Charter No. 168.
OFFICERS—L. J. Rees, President; Wm. McCall, Vice President; O. P. Maxwell, Cash
ier; W. L. Lineback, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS— L. J. Rees, Wm. McCall, Geo. B. Dyer, W. D. Patton, J. T. McKinnon.
Statement of
ovember 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ..................$ 67,842.69
Loans on real estate .................... 43,844.59
Overdrafts ........................................
500.30
Other bonds and securities . . . .
4,796.19
Furniture and fixtures ..............
2,600.00
Banking house ..............................
9,300.00
Other real estate ..........................
500.00
Due from non-reserve b a n k s ...
5,947.07
Due from reserve banks .......... 18,365.03
Checks on other banks ..............
557.90
5,564.00
Currency ...........................................
Gold .....................................................
995.00
Silver ..................................................
1,209.47
Other resources ............................
66.96
Total
.............................................. $162,089.20
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $ 25,000.00
Certified surplus ............................
2,000.00
Undivided profits ..........................
2,821.04
5,000.00
Bills payable ..................................
Savings accounts ..........................
355.68
Individual deposits ......................
70,653.40
Public funds ....................................
376.74
C -D ’s, time .................................... 55,467.34
Cashier’ s
Total
checks
.............................
415.00
.............................................. $162,089.20
SMITH VILLE.
CITIZENS BANK.
Incorporated March 23, 1901. Charter No. 71.
OFFICERS—J. M. Street, President; L. H. Kaiser, Vice President; J. Dot Fortenberry,
Cashier.
DIRECTORS—J. M. Street, L. H. Kaiser, B. F. Coffman, Jnoi. Spotts, S. A. D.
Jones, E. W . Parsley, J. Dot Fortenberry.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts .............. . .$ 11,654.18
Loans on real estate ..............
1,473.93
91.37
Other bonds and securities ..
650.75
Furniture and fixtures ..........
883.41
Banking house ............................
1,200.00
Due from reserve banks ........ .. 24,774.80
Currency .......................................
1,228.00
Gold .................................................
172.50
Silver ...................... ......................
656.39
Total
.......................................... ..$ 42,785.33
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .............................. ..$
Certified surplus ......................
Individual deposits .................. ..
C -D ’s, time ..................................
Total
7,000.00
140.00
471.48
32,444.26
2,729.59
.......................................... ..$ 42,785.33
S T A T E OF A R K A N S A S
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SPARKMAN.
MERCHANTS & PLANTERS BANK.
Incorporated September 9, 1916. Charter No. 457.
OFFICERS—Jno. T. Taylor, President; Jno. T. DeLaughter, Vice President; Jno. N.
Stuart, Cashier.
DIRECTORS—Jno. T. Taylor, Pine Grove, Ark.; Jno. T. DeLaughter, Sparkman, A rkiJ
Geo. W. DeLaughter, Sparkman, Ark.; J. M . Key, Pine Grove, Ark.; Jno. N.
Stuart, Sparkman, Ark.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
187.50
Loans and discounts ..................$
Loans on real estate ....................
700.00
805.66
Furniture and fixtures ................
Banking house ................................
635.45
Due fromnon-reserve banks . .
10,811.26
Due from reserve banks ...........
20,064.94
Checks on other banks ..............
855.68
Currency
...........................
2,120.00
Silver ...........
744.43
Other resources ............................
554.63
37,479.55
Total
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock ..................................$ 10,000.00
Certified surplus ..........................
1,000.00
Individual deposits ...................... 25,149.46
1,144.40
Cashier’s checks ..........................
Other liabilities ............................
185.69
$ 37,479.55
Total
SPRINGDALE.
FARMERS & MERCHANTS BANK.
Incorporated December 29, 1913. Charter No. 428.
OFFICERS—Art T. Lewis, President; A. Sanders, Bert S. Lewis, Carl Ownbey, Vice
Presidents; Lee Sanders, Cashier; J. R. Rose, Claire Farrar, Ass’t Cashiers.
DIRECTORS—Art T. Lewis, Bert S. Lewis, Lee Sanders, A. Sanders, Claire Farrar,
Carl A. Ownbey.
Statement of November 17. 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts .................... $ 98,082.84
Loans on real estate .................. 161,737.73
Overdrafts ........................................
220.34
Other bonds and securities . . . . 13,000.00
Furniture and fixtures ..............
2,500.00
Banking house ................................
3,000.00
Items in transit ............................
2,690.76
Due from reserve banks ............ 205,267.44
Checks on other banks ..............
727.51
Currency ........................................... 11,824.00
Gold .....................................................
2,640.00
Silver ...................
1,468.26
$503,158.88
Total
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $ 60,000.00
Certified surplus ............................
5,000.00
Undivided profits .......................... 11,027.78
Individual deposits ...................... 276,602.84
C -D ’s, time ...................................... 150,303.26
Reserved for taxes ..........
225.00
$503,158.88
Total
STAMPS.
BODCAW BANK.
Incorporated December 8, 1902. Charter No. 106.
OFFICERS—C. L. Cabe, President; F. E. Baker, Vice President; A. P. Beasley, Cash
ier; H. P. Pipkin, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS—C. L. Cabe, R. Buchanan, J. G. Wagner, W . R. Boney, F. E. Baker,
A. P. Beasley.
Statement of November 17. 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ................... $129,388.78
Loans on real estate .................... 26,917.55
Other bonds and securities ___
282.32
Furniture and fixtures ..............
1,483.93
Banking house ................................
2,000.00
Items in transit ............................
800.00
Cash items ......................................
1,668.78
Due from reserve banks ............ 175,519.31
Currency ...........................................
3,800.00
Gold ...................................................
1,311.00
Silver ..................................................
1,608.00
Total ................... $344,779.67
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock ..................................$ 25,000.00
Certified surplus ............................ 30,000.00
Undivided profits .......................... 21,962.71
Individual deposits ...................... 252,081.00
Public funds ....................................
1,173.99
Due to reserve banks ..................
7,867.85
Cashier’s checks ..........................
6,694.12
Total
................... $344,779.67
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STAR CITY
LINCOLN COUNTY BANK.
Incorporated October 3, 1904. Charter No. 169.
OFFICERS—B. F. Tarver, President; J. G. Atkinson, Vice President; R. L. Fish, Cash
ier; E. C. Norton, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS—B. F. Tarver, J. G. Atkinson, E. C. Norton, R. L. Fish, H. D. Palmer,
Dr. Z. Orto.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
■RESOURCE SL
Loans and discounts ..................$ 32,468.44
Loans on real estate ................... 27,185.47
Other bonds and securities . . . .
4,878.58
Furniture and fixtures ..............
1,000.00
900.00
Banking bouse ..............................
Other real estate .......................
675.00
Due from reserve banks ............ 74,085.64
Checks on other banks ..............
9,510.57
Currency ...........................................
5,141.00
Gold .....................................................
20.00
Silver ..................................................
885.2‘5
.T o ta l
..............................................$156,749.95
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock ..................................$ 12,500.01
Certified surplus ............................
1,250.00
Undivided profits ..........................
3,592.32
Individual deposits ...................... 122,116.97
Public funds .................................... 16,504.04
C -D ’s, time ......................................
786.82
Total
.............................................. $156,749.95
STEPHENS.
BANK OF STEPHENS.
Incorporated September 22, 1903. Charter No. 141.
OFFICERS—T. P. Lester, President; J. D. McClerkin, Vice President; L. L. Tidwell,
Cashier; Roy Hammond, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS—T. P. Lester, J. D. McClerkin, P. C. Grayson, W . T. Perry, J. H.
Lewis, J. E. Morgan, L. L. Tidwell, J. B. Wilson, T. S. Grayson.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans arid discounts .................. $ 48,575.61
8,814.08
Loans on real estate ...................
Overdrafts ........................................
2,165.05
Other bonds and securities . . . .
4,976.69
Furniture and fixtures ..............
1,500.00
Banking house ..............................
1,500.00
Other real estate ..........................
2,500.00
Due from reserve banks ............ 128,462.82
Checks on other banks ..............
617.95
Currency ...........................................
3,804.00
Gold .....................................................
662.50
Silver ..................................................
811.26
Other resources ............................
16.15
$204,406.11
Total
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $ 20,000.00
Certified surplus ...............
2,850.00
Undivided profits ..........................
2,247.80
Individual deposits ...................... 168,363.97
Public funds ....................................
1,178.33
6,497.26
C -D ’s, time ......................................
Cashier’s checks ............................
3,268.75
Total
$204,406.11
STEPHENS.
PEOPLES BANK.
Incorporated February 3, 1913. Charter No. 403.
OFFICERS—J. P. Weaver, President; J. M. Smith, Vice President; Roy Smith, Cashier.
DIRECTORS—J. P. Weaver, J. M. Smith, L. D. Smith, L. R. Pierce, W. A. Terrell,
Theop. Hall, G. T. Criner, J. B. Morgan, J. H. Dawson.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts .................. $ 7,640.26
Loans on real estate .................. 10,768.22
Overdrafts .........................................
112.15
3.50
Other bonds and securities . . . .
Furniture and fixtures ..............
1,200.00
Banking house ................................
6,500.00'
Due from non-reserve banks . . 28,664.50
Due from reserve banks ............ 32,004.59
Checks on other banks ..............
341.80
Currency ...........................................
4,677.00
Gold ............................. , .....................
965.06
Silver ..................................................
376.44
Total
$ 93,253.46
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $ 20,000.00
Undivided profits ..........................
982.92
Individual deposits ......................
68,486.16
C -D ’s, time ......................................
2,246.00
Cashier’s checks ............................
1,538.38
Total
$ 93,253,46
STATE OF ARKANSAS
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STRONG.
VICTORIA BANK.
Incorporated July 7, 1903. Charter No. 133.
OFFICERS—A. P. Kirby, President; W. E. Clark, Vice President; W. A. Murphy,
DIRECTORS—A. P. Kirby, W. E. Clark, W. A. Murphy, J. H. Meek.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
LIABILITIES.
Loans and discounts ..................$ 40,039.95
Capital stock .................................. $ 20,000.00
1,000.00
Loans on real estate .................... 30,705.30 . Certified surplus ..........................
Loans on cotton ............................
6,155.21
Undivided profits ..........................
1,725.04
Individual deposits ........................ 84,928.57
Overdrafts ........................................
50.26
Other bonds and securities . . . .
732.25
Public funds ....................................
556.48
Furniture and fixtures ..............
1,000.00
C -D ’s, demand ..............................
3,950.00
2,500.00
3,758.05
Banking house ..............................
Cashier’s checks ............................
Other real estate ........................\
520.00
Other liabilities ..............................
51.67
Items in transit ............................
2,962.09
Due from reserve banks .......... 26,427.04
4,477.00
Currencv ...........................................
Gold .....................................................
32'.50
Silver ..................................................
428.21
Total
..............................................$116,029.81
Total
.............................................. $116,029.81
STUTTGART.
EXCHANGE BANK.
Incorporated May 26, 1914. Charter No. 441.
OFFICERS—A. B. Banks, President; J. I. Porter, Vice President; W. B. Wall, Cashier;
C. F. Grainge, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS—A. B. Banks, J. I. Porter, T. M. Rowland, J. F. Whaley, W . B. Wall.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ................... $324,152.96
4,848.00
Loans on real estate ..................
Other bonds and securities . . . .
973.33
Furniture and fixtures ..............
2,750.00
Banking house ................................
6,500.00
Items in transit ............................
2 , 351.90
Due from reserve banks ............ 35,760.95
Checks on other banks ..............
1,628.15
6,613.00
Currency ...........................................
Gold .....................................................
545.00
Silver ..................................................
3,035.82
Other resources ............................
290.00
Total
..............................................$389,449.11
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $ 60,000.00
Certified surplus ..........................
9,000.00
Undivided profits ..........................
1,053.87
Bills payable .................................. 75,000.00
Savings accounts ..........................
5,517.67
2,800.68
Trust funds ....................................
Individual deposits ...................... 188,774.08
C -D ’s, time ...................................... 43,870.29
3,432.52
Cashier’s checks ............................
Total
.............................................. $389,449.11
STUTTGART.
FARMERS & MERCHANTS BANK.
Incorporated December 28, 1914. Charter No. 444.
OFFICERS—W. F. Meacham, President; J. P. Rich, Vice President; A. W. Harper,
Cashier; W. S. Gettle, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS—W . F. Meacham, J. P. Rich, J. G. Mouser, E. O. Lammers, L. Kruhoen, W. H. Wittenauer, S- G. Brain, A. W. Harper.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts .................. $ 60,191.24
Loans on real estate ....................
1,500.00
Overdrafts ........................................
190.73
Other bonds and securities . . . .
185.27
Furniture and fixtures ..............
250.00
Due from reserve banks ..........
74,511.64
Checks on other banks ..............
1,388.96
Currency ...........................................
2,941.00
Gold .....................................................
250.00
Silver ..................................................
1,250.22
Other resources ............................ 191,854.93
Total
$334,513.99
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $ 55.000.
5,500.00
Certified surplus ............................
Bills payable .................................. 50,875.00
6,531 91
Savings accounts ..........................
1,648.93
Trust funds ....................................
Individual deposits ...................... 166,246.16
30,711.99
C -D ’s, time ......................................
C -D ’s, for money borrowed . . . 18.000.
Total
$334,513.99
00
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SUCCESS
BANK OF SUCCESS.
Not Incorporated.
OFFICERS—J. D. Polk, President; W. D. Polk, Vice President; W. M. Powell, Cashier.
DIRECTORS—Private Bank.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts .................. $ 22,036.55
Loans on real estate ....................
8,705.40
Overdrafts ........................................
87.48
Other bonds and securities ----388.79
Furniture and fixtures ..............
72.90
Other real estate ..........................
2‘,200.00
Due from reserve hanks ............ 32,857.66
33.30
Checks on other hanks ----- . . . .
Currency ............................................
1,828.00
Gold .....................................................
232.50
Silver ..................................................
732.78
Other resources ............................
10.00
69,185.36
Total
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $ 5,500.00
Certified surplus ............................
2,500.00
Undivided profits ..........................
1,297.35
1,020.00
Notes rediscounted ; ....................
Individual deposits ...................... 56,670.03
Public funds ....................................
46.45
C -D ’ s, demand ..............................
112.16
C -D ’s, time ....................................
510.00
Cashier’s'checks ............................
1,528.57
Total
69,185.36
SULPHUR SPRINGS.
BANK OF SULPHUR SPRINGS.
Incorporated July 7, 1906. Charter No. 211.
OFFICERS—A. H. Skidmore, President; C. H. Hibler, Vice President; S. O. Whaley,
Cashier; Clara Abercrombie, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS—A. H. Skidmore, C. H. Hibler, S. O. Whaley, T. J. Miller, L. M. Stout.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ..................$ 12,499.52
Loans on real estate .................... 19,398.09
Other bonds and securities . . . .
874.50
Furniture and fixtures ..............
2,000.00
Banking house ................................
4,500.00
Other real estate ............................
847.30
Due from reserve banks ............ 14,798.73
Currency ...........................................
1,291.00
Gold .....................................................
82.50
Silver ..................................................
383.59
Other resources ............................
595.84
57,271.07
Total
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $ 10,000.00
2,000.00
Certified surplus ...............................
Individual deposits ......................... 23,615.84
Public funds ........................................
4,144.06
C -D ’s, time ......................................
16,295.09
Cashier’s checks ............ ................
1,216.08
Total
57,271.07
SWIFTON.
BANK OF SW IFTON.
Incorporated September 19, 1905. Charter No. 444.
OFFICERS—W. R. Harvey, President; W. E. Jones, Sr., Vice President; E. T. Cashion
Cashier; C. C. Atway, Ass’t Cashier.
’
DIRECTORS—W. R. Harvey, Roy Moon, W. E. Jones, Sr., J. G. Smith. E T Cashion, all of Swifton, Ark.
Statement of November 17. 1916.
RESOURCE St
Loans and discounts .................. $ 31,340.70
Loans on real estate ..................
7,340.67
Overdrafts ........................................
669.99
Furniture and fixtures ..............
1,640.00
Banking house ................................
3,000.00
Other real estate ..........................
1,330.42
Due from reserve banks ............ 115,381.38
Checks on other banks ..............
20.00
Currency ...........................
6,903.00
Gold .....................................................
60.00
Silver ..................................................
1,100.54
Other resources ............................
27.52
Total.
$168,814.22
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $ 10,000.00
Certified surplus ............................
4,000.00
Undivided profits ..........................
L750.59
Individual deposits ...................... 145,797.12
Public funds ....................................
3,261.05
C -D ’s, time ......................................
1,218.72
Cashier’s checks ............................
2,786.44
Total
$168,814.22
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TAYLOR.
BANK OF TAYLOR.
Incorporated May 20, 1912. Charter No. 376.
OFFICERS—W . H. Horn, President; C. K. Kosek, Vice President; J. M . Taylor,
Cashier.
DIRECTORS—W . H. Horn, C. K. Kosek, H. Notte, L. A. King, J. M. Taylor.
Statement of November 17. 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts .................... $ 31,861.58
Furniture and fixtures ................
1,300.00
Banking house ..............................
1,200.00
Due from reserve banks ............. 41,904.49
Currency ....................
729.00
Silver ..................................................
164.79
2,600.38
Other resources ............................
Total
79,760.24
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $ 12,500.00
Certified surplus ............................
962.64
Undivided profits ..........................
913.24
Individual deposits ...................... 62,816.27
Cashier’s checks ............................
483.62
Other liabilities ............................
2,084.47
Total
79,760.24
TEXARKANA.
MERCHANTS & PLANTERS BANK.
Incorporated June 5, 1901. Charter No. 75.
OFFICERS—Q. O. Turner, President; Allen Winham, L. C. Acruman, Vice Presidents;
C. A. Smith, Cashier.
DIRECTORS—Q. O. Turner, Jno. P. Kline, Allen Winham, Milton Winham, L. C. Acru
man, C. A. Smith, C. W. Fouke, Henry Moore Jr., Dr. J. R. Dale.
Statement of November 17. 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ...................$398,824.93
Loans on real estate ................... 108,239.00
Overrdafts ........................................
691.92
Other bonds and securities . . . . 99,389.64
P’urniture and fixtures ..............
6,500.00
Banking house .............................. 60,000.00
Other real estate .........................
1,186.26
Items in transit ............................ 52,226.65
Due from reserve banks .......... 172,993.04
Checks on other banks ..............
9,061.97
Currency ........................................... 33,454.00
Gold .....................................................
1,500.00
Silver ..................................................
9,631.61
Other resources ............................
202.33
$953,901.35
Total
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock ...................................$200,000.00
Certified surplus ..........................
5,000.00
Undivided profits .......................... 16,556.36
Savings accounts .......................... 176,677.68
Inividual deposits .......................... 223,506.75
Public funds .................................... 99,119.75
Due to non-reserve banks ........ 210,704.81
C -D ’s, demand ..............................
7,211.00
Cashier’s checks ............................ 15,125.00
Total
$953,901.35
TEXARKANA.
MILLER COUNTY BANK & TRU ST COIncorporated March 3, 1914. Charter No. 435.
OFFICERS—Dr. J. R. Dale, President; Wm. E. Carter, Vice President; Thos. F. Booker,
Cashier; Camp C. Cowling, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS—J. H. Forbes, Sec’y; Dr. J. R. Dale, Wm. E. Carter, Thos. F. Booker,
J. H. Forbes, J. W. Wyche.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts .................. $ 23,379.41
Loans on real estate .................... 58,413.63
Overdrafts ........................................
5.97
Other bonds and securities . . . .
2,614.72
Furniture and fixtures ..............
1,824.31
Due from reserve banks ............ 56,384.49
Currency ..........................................
2,104.00
Gold .....................................................
385.00
Silver ..................................................
780.54
Other resources ..............................
20.02'
Total
$145,912.09
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock ..................................$ 75,000.00
9,391.06
Certified surplus ..........................
Undivided profits ..........................
5,366.54
Savings accounts ..........................
2,266.40
Individual deposits ...................... 52,996.87
Cashier’s checks ............................
50.19
Other liabilities ..............................
841.03
Total
$145,912.09
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TEXARKANA.
STATE SAVINGS & TRUST CO.
Incorporated February 12, 1904. Charter No. 149.
OFFFICERS—E. A. Frost, President; C. M. Blocker and C. R. Johnson, Vice Presi
dents; W. C. Kuhl, Treasurer; Tony DeGrazier Jr., Ass’t Treasurer; G. M. MeClerkin, Ass’t Secretary.
DIRECTORS— E. W. Frost, Chairman of Board; E. A. Frost, C. M. Blocker, C. R.
Johnson, W. H. Arnold, B. H. Kuhl, Dr. J. R. Dale.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ................
Loans on real estate ................
Loans on cotton ........................
Other bonds and securities ..
Furniture and fixtures ............
Other real estate ......................
Items in transit ........................
Cash items .............. ....................
Due from reserve banks ........
Checks on other banks ..........
Currency .......................................
Gold .................................................
Silver ...............................................
Other resources ..........................
452,625.19
302,058.51
241,230.29
79,069.25
18.930.00
17,026.63
178.65
62.05
296,774.22
2,2'65.45
24.722.00
10,622.50
4,412.77
7,445.32
$1,457,422.83
Total
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .............................. $ 200, 000.00
Certified surplus ........................
30.000.
00
Undivided profits ......................
19,563.16
Bills payable ..............................
75.000. 00
Individual deposits ...... ............
935,286.80
Public funds ..............................
108,843.23
Due to non-reserve banks . . .
20,050.29
Due to reserve banks ..............
35,976.57
C -D ’s, time ..................................
32,501.62
25.00
Certified checks ........................
Cashier’s checks ........................
2'8.55
Other liabilities ..........................
147.61
Total
$1,457,422.83
THORNTON.
CITIZENS BANK.
Incorporated December 29, 1913. Charter No. 427.
OFFICERS—B. E. Halpin, President; W. C. Ribenack, Vice President; O. F. Krug,
Cashier.
DIRECTORS—B. E. Halpin, W . C. Ribenack, C. S. McCain, O. F. Krug.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts .................. $ 31,611.56
Loans on real estate .................. 10,767.56
11.00
Other bonds and securities ----890.80
Furnitiire and fixtures ..............
2,625.19
Banking house ..............................
201.50
Other real estate ..........................
188.50
Cash items .................................... ••
Due from reserve banks ............ 29,825.94
2,620.00
Currency ...........................................
500.00
Gold .....................................................
1,289.66
Silver ..................................................
Total
.............................................. $ 80,531.71
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $ 10,000.00
Certified surplus ............................
600.00
Undivided profits ...........................
634.48
Individual deposits ........................ 49,732.64
19,544.59
C -D ’s, time ...............
Cashier’s checks ............................
20.00
Total
.............................................. $ 80,531.71
TILLAR.
BANK OF TILLA R .
Incorporated August 19, 1902. Charter No. 95.
OFFICERS_A. C. Stanley, President; H. Thane, Vice President; C. A. King, Cashier.
DIRECTORS—A. C. Stanley, H. Thane, J. Bernhardt, D. P. Terry, C. A. King.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ..
Loans on real estate . . .
Overdrafts ........................
Furniture and fixtures
Cash items ......................
Due from reserve banks
Currency ...........................
Silver ..................................
Total
$ 57,042.18
15,955.29
991.65
1.700.00
224.60
29,355.63
1.542.00
895.50
$107,706.85
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock ..........
Certified surplus ..
Undivided profits .
Bills payable ..........
Individual deposits
Public funds ..........
C -D ’s, time ............
Total
$ 25,000.00
16,000.00
266.10
10, 000.00
49,958.06
1,099.04
5,383.65
$107,706.85
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TILLAR.
CITIZENS BANK.
Incorporated July 28, 1913. Charter No. 419.
OFFICERS—W. L. Harrell, President; R. H. Wolfe, Vice President; T. W. Gill, Cashier; V. C. Harrell, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS—W. L. Harrell, R. H. Wolfe, V. C. Harrell, E. S. Terral, C. H. Kimbro, L. G. Haislip, G. W. Stroud, V. J. Trotter, Jo Nichol.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts .................... $
Loans on real estate ....................
Overdrafts ........................................
Furniture and fixtures ................
Items in transit ............................
Bills of exchange ..........................
Due from reserve banks ............
Checks on other banks ..............
Currency ...........................................
Gold .....................................................
Silver ..................................................
Total
42,999.36
34,450.00
35.77
1,200.00
130.69
59,552.64
82,583.01
72.84
5,015.00
45.00
664.90
................ ............................. $226,749.21
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock ..................................$ 50,000.00
Certified surplus ..........................
1,750.00
Undivided profits ..........................
2,112.72
Individual deposits ...................... 163,750.21
C -D ’s, demand ...................
9,136.28
Total
$226,749.21
TRUMAN.
BANK OF TRUMAN.
Incorporated October 26, 1911. Charter No. 354.
OFFICERS—J. A. Cash, President; Geo. O. Campbell, Vice President; Craig Frazier,
Cashier.
DIRECTORS—J. A. Cash, Geo. O. Campbell, J. E. Parr, M . P. Welsh.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts .................. $ 18,291.66
Loans on real estate ...............
9,310.00
Overdrafts ........................................
67.85
Furniture and fixtures ..............
1,300.00
Banking house ................................
2,300.00
Due from reserve banks ............ 59,969.00
Currency ...........................................
6,900.00
Gold .....................................................
660.00
Silver ..................................................
1,973.50
$100,772.01
Total
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock
Certified surplus .
Undivided profits
Individual deposits
Cashier’s checks ..
Total
10, 000.00
1,500.00
3,444.55
84,872.46
955.00
$100,772.01
TUCKERMAN.
BANK OF TUCKERMAN.
Incorporated November 8, 1902. Charter No. 104.
OFFICERS—J. W. Dindley, President; L. T. Slayden, Vice President; E. V. Holt,
Cashier; T. G. Dowell, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS—J. W. Lindley, L. T v Slayden, E. V. Holt, W. S. Armstrong, A J.
Goetz.
Statement of November 17. 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ..................$ 43,403.49
Loans on real estate .................. 16,330.93
Loans on cotton ............................ 33,046.94
Other bonds and securities ----2,032.05
Furniture and fixtures ..............
3,700.00
Banking house ..............................
5,400.00
Due from reserve banks .......... 177,895.82
Currency .......................................... 21,372.00
Gold .....................................................
1,040.00
Silver ..................................................
4,677.88
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock ..................................$ 15,000.00
Certified surplus ............................
3,700.00
Undivided profits ........................
982.47
Individual deposits ...................... 273,855.44
Public funds ....................................
3,178.21
C -D ’s, time ......................................
6,663.42
Cashier’s checks ............................
5,519.57
Total ................... $308,899.11
Total ................... $308,899.11
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TUCKERMAN.
T H E CITIZENS BANK.
Incorporated November 1, 1916. Charter No. 458.
OFFICERS—Nimrod Graham, President; Alf R. James, Vice President; Chas. E. Smith,
DIRECTORS—Nimrod Graham, Alf R. James, Chas. E. Smith, W. M. Tims, Chas. E.
Penix.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Due from reserve banks .......... $ 53,055.96
Checks on other banks ..............
1.75
Currency ...........................................
916.00
Silver ..................................................
433.20
$ 54,406.91
Total
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock ..........................
Certified surplus ..................
Undivided profits ..................
Individual deposits ..............
15,000.00
1,500.00
.50
37,906.41
54,406.91
Total
TYRONZA.
BANK OF TYRONZA.
Incorporated April 19, 1907. Charter No. 233.
OFFICERS— L. A. Ritter, President; O. C. Howser, Vice President; H. C. Overturf,
Cashier.
DIRECTORS— L. A. Ritter, O. C. Howser, J. A. Emrich, H. C. Overturf.
Statement of November 17. 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts .................. $ 6,460.92
Loans on real estate ..................
9,748.00
Other bonds and securities . . . .
301.44
1,499.00
Furniture and fixtures ..............
Banking house ................................
1,552.27
Cash items ..............
9.88
Due from reserve banks ............ 109,730.63
Currency ...........................................
8,672.00
Gold .....................................................
930.00
Silver ..................................................
680.99
Total
.............................................. $139,585.13
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $ 10,000.00
Certified surplus ..........................
5,500.00
Undivided profits ..........................
1,100.75
Individual deposits ...................... 119,718.72
Public funds ..................................
18.46
C -D ’s, time ....................................
400.00
Certified checks ............................
3.50
Cashier’s checks ....................
2,843.70
Total
.............................................. $139,585.13
VAN BUREN.
CITIZENS BANK & TRUST COIncorporated December 20, 1910. Charter No. 328.
OFFICERS—Jno. B. Brown, President; H. F. Meyer, Vice President; David T. Bryan,
Cashier; J. D. Kagy, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS—W. V. Boatright, Jno. B. Brown, David T. Bryan, Lewis Bryan, E. E.
Cooper, Jo.hn Kohne, H. F. Meyer, Jno. O’Kane, Chas. A. Pape.
Statement of November 17. 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ................... $143,331.01
Loans on real estate .................. 85,322.45
Loans on cotton ............................
2,920.93
Overdrafts ........................................
1,143.46
Other bonds and securities ___
18,500.00
Furniture and fixtures ................
2,990.00
Banking house ................................ 15,000'00
Other real estate .......................... 15,407.21
Due from non-reserve banks ..
94.24
Due from reserve banks ............ 217,939.77
Checks on other banks ..............
2,801.48
Currency ...........................................
9,264.00*
Gold .....................................................
120.00
Silver ..................................................
1,340.20
Total
$516,174.75
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock ..................................$
Certified surplus ..........................
Undivided profits ..........................
Savings accounts ..........................
Individual deposits ......................
Public funds ..................................
Due to non-reserve banks ........
C -D ’s, demand ................................
Cashier’s checks ...........................
Total
75,000.00
15,000.00
10,565.87
25,520.49
213,068.30
48,495.72
53,348.52
73,424.73
1,751.12
$516,174.75
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VAN BUREN.
CRAWFORD COUNTY BANK.
Incorporated February 14, 1887. Charter No. 5.
OFFICERS—Jesse Turner, President; H. P. King, Vice President; S. A. Pernot, Cash
ier; Johnson Moore, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS—Chas. Ayres, H. C. Faber, G. L. Kelton, H. P. King, S. A. Pernot, Sam
Steward, Jesse Turner.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES'.
Loans and discounts .................. :
Loans on real estate ..................
Other bonds and securities . . . .
Furniture and fixtures ................
Banking house ..............................
Other real estate ..........................
Due from non-reserve banks ..
Due from reserve banks ............
Checks on other banks ..............
Currency ...........................................
Gold .....................................................
Silver ..................................................
44,846.12
43,078.61
129.53
3,069.80
13,625.46
22,686.06
716.12
74,244.14
247.23
6,991.00
180.00
1,162.52
$210,976.59
Total
LIABILITIE S.
Capital stock ..........
Certified surplus .
Undivided profits ,
Individual deposits
C -D ’s, time ............
Total
56.000.
15.000.
801.49
88,906.19
50,268.91
$210,976.59
VANNDALE.
BANK OF VANNDALE.
Incorporated April 17, 1903. Charter No. 125.
OFFICERS—E. R. Walker, President; T. R. Vann, Vice President; Thos. O. Smallen,
Cashier.
DIRECTORS—E. R. Walker, T. R. Vann, W. E. Sigman, Thos. O. Smallen, S. A.
Gooch, J. L. Griffin, A. G. Winsor.
Statement of November 17. 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts .................. $ 14,388.28
Loans on real estate ..................
7,296.33
Other bonds and securities . . . .
941.00
1,500.00
Furniture and fixtures ..............
Banking house ..............................
1,000.00
Other real estate ..........................
3,500.00
Cash items ......................................
3,046.26
Due from reserve banks .......... 33,017.65
3,867.00
Currency ...........................................
Gold .....................................................
150.00
Silver ..................................................
1,274.69
Other resources ..............................
16.78
69,997.99
Total
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $ 10,000.00
500.00
Certified surplus ..........................
Undivided profits ........................
975.03
Individual deposits ...................... 55,690.19
C -D ’s, time .......................
2,832.77
Total
69,997.99
VANDERVOORT.
MERCHANTS BANK.
Incorporated April 15, 1908. Charter No. 256.
OFFICERS—J. N. Porter, President; G. H. Barnes, Vice President; J. E. Campbell,
Cashier.
DIRECTORS—J. N. Porter, G. H. Barnes, P. G. Garrett, J. F. Garrett, M. O. Cecil.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts .................. $ 11,740.48
Loans on real estate ..................
4,369.50
Furniture and fixtures ..............
1,000.00
Banking house ..............................
700.00
Cash items ......................................
3,966.14
Due from reserve banks ............ 24,510.50
Currency .........................................
1,478.00
Gold .....................................................
100.00
Silver ..................................................
356.93
Other resources ..............................
53.39
Total
$ 48,274.94
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $ 5,000.00
Certified surplus ...................
1,000.00
Undivided profits .........................
1,115.74
Individual deposits ...................... 31,638.60
C -D ’s, demand ..............................
58.75
C -D ’s, time ......................................
8,438.50
Cashier’s checks ..........................
1,023.35
Total
$ 48,274.94
00
00
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VIOLA.
BANK OF VIOLA.
Incorporated January 20, 1913. Charter No. 401.
OFFICERS—O. S. Wiseman, Vice President; C. W. Pardew, Cashier.
DIRECTORS—O. S. Wiseman, W. H. Bell, J. A. Sigler, C. W . Dixon, C. W . Pardew.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts .................. $ 14,353.74
Loans on real estate .................... 1,575.00
Overdrafts ........................................
327.44
Other bonds and securities . . . .
5G4.04
Furniture and fixtures ..............
965.00
Banking house ..............................
1,000.00
Cash items ......................................
7.42
Due from reserve banks ............ 12,953.17
995.00
Currency ...........................................
Gold .....................................................
450.00
Silver .......................................
181.73
Total
.............................................. $ 33,372.54
WALCOTT.
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $ 7,250.00
Certified surplus ..........................
725.00
Undivided profits ..........................
594.79
Individual deposits ...................... 22,869.11
C -D ’s, time ........................ ’ ...........
1,824.93
Cashier’s checks ............................
108.71
Total
.............................................. $ 33,372.54
BANK OF WALCOTT.
Incorporated January 6, 1910- Charter No. 295.
OFFICERS—J. M. Tyner, President; J. M. Halley, Vice President; W. C. Willcockson,
Cashier.
DIRECTORS—J. M. Tyner, J. M . Halley, W . C. Willcockson, Eli Mieser, T . B.
Kitchens, J. D. Block, R. Jackson, L. U. Stedman, W. T. Stedman.
Statement of November 17. 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts .................. $ 10,953.60
Overdrafts ........................................
71.24
Other bonds and securities ----8.01
Furniture and fixtures ..............
300.00
Banking house ..............................
2,700.0J
Due from reserve banks .......... 37,769.91
Checks on other banks ..............
161.25
Currency ...........................................
2,040.00
Gold ......................................................
5.00
Silver ..................................................
157.28
Other resources ............................
30.41
Total
..............................................$ 54,196.70
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock ................................ .$ 12,500.00
Certified surplus ............................
400.00
Savings accounts ..........................
290.05
Individual deposits ......................
40,935.41
Other liabilities ..............................
71.24
Total
.............................................. $ 54,196.70
WALDO.
BANK OF WALDO.
Incorporated September 2, 1899. Charter No. 53.
OFFICERS—J. H. Askew, President; M. F. Brazell, A. B. Banks, Vice Presidents; Ivie
E. Howell, Cashier.
DIRECTORS—J. H. Askew, M . F. Brazell, A. B. Banks, J. G. Pattillo, J. T. Harris,
W . S. McKissack, Ivie E. Howell.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts .................. $
Loans on real estate ..................
Loans on cotton ..........................
Overdrafts ........................................
Furniture and fixtures ..............
Banking house ..............................
Items in transit ..............................
Due from non-reserve banks ..
Cash items ......................................
Due from reserve banks ............
Checks on other banks ..............
Currency ...........................................
Gold .....................................................
Silver ..................................................
Other resources ............................
Total
50,873.52
30,970.4#
23,366.12
80.71
2,000.00
6,000.00
293.32
2,660.88
29.10
170,467.82
734.93
9,635.00
977.50
684.44
3.06
$298,776.82
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock ................ ..................$ 25,000.00
Certified surplus .......................... 12,50,0.00
Undivided profits ..........................
3,587.13
Individual deposits ...................... 225,196.40
835.03
Due to non-reserve banks ........
C -D ’s, time ...................................... 30,616.34
Cashier’s checks ............................
1,041.92
Total
$298,776.82
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WALDO.
PEOPLES BANK.
Incorporated June 22, 1910. Charter No- 313.
OFFICERS—J. M. Davis, President; T. W. Calaway, W. M. Fincher, Vice Presidents;
M. D. Clark, Cashier.
DIRECTORS—J. M. Davis, T. W . Calaway, W . M . Fincher, M. D. Clark, C. C.
Parker, Chas. Clark, G. F. Puska, ail of Waldo, Ark.
Statement of November 17. 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ..................$ 25,284.92
Loans on real estate .................. 14,420.00
Loans on cotton ............................
9,428.25
Overdrafts ........................................
97.14
Furniture and fixtures ..............
1,540.25
Banking house ..............................
4,750.00
Bills of exchange .......................... 12,672.40
Due from reserve hanks ............ 107,277.95
Currency ...........................................
2,405.00
Silver ..................................................
629.22
$178,505.13
Total
LIABILITIE S.
Capital stock .................................. $ 20,800.00
2,150.00
Certified surplus .......................
Undivided profits ..........................
2,387.96
Individual deposits ...................... 142,016.64
C -D ’s, time ...................................... 10,465.17
685.36
Cashier’s checks ............................
Total
$178,505.13
WALDRON.
BANK OF WALDRON.
Incorporated April 3, 1901. Charter No. 72.
OFFICERS—F. J. May, President; Jno. T. Forrester, Vice President; J. L. Center,
Cashier; W. B. Piles, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS—F. J. May, E. M. Fuller, C. E. Forrester, Daniel Hon, T. J. Center,
Jno. T. Forrester, J. S. Hill, L. K. Robertson, J. L. Center.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ................... $105,207.41
Loans on real estate .................. 16,518.75
Overdrafts ........................................
146.61
Other bonds and securities . . . .
765.21
2,000.00
Furniture and fixtures ..............
Banking house ................................
5,000.00
Bills of exchange .......................... 15,555.23
'D ue from non-reserve banks .. 11,000.00
Cash items ......................................
235.00
Due from reserve banks ............ 157,350.50
Checks on other banks ..............
119.13
Currency ...........................................
8,621.00
Gold .....................................................
765.00
Silver ,....................................................
2,821.60
Other resources ............................
53.82
Total
..............................................$326,159.26
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock ..................................$ 50,000.00
Certified surplus ............................ 10,000.00
Undivided profits ..........................
7,019.33
Individual deposits ...................... 216,363.06
Public funds .................................... 25,346.28
C -D ’s, demand .............................. 16,926.54
Cashier’s checks ..........................
504.05
Total
..............................................$326,159.26
WALNUT RIDGE.
LAWRENCE COUNTY BANK.
Incorporated August 11, 1890. Charter No. 22.
OFFICERS—J. G. Richardson, President; W. A. Henry, Vice President; Sam Ellis,
Cashier; E. L. Moore, Ass’t Cashier; Dud Bassett, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS—J. G. Richardson, W. A. Henry, Jno. M. Lester, S. C. Dowell, Chas
Bloom, Eli Meiser, Sam Ellis.
Statement of November 17. 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ................... $216,642.68
Loans on real estate ..................
6,900.00
Loans on cotton ............................ 310,971.57
Overdrafts ........................................
2,951.25
Other bonds and securities . . . .
15,059.52
Furniture and fixtures ..............
2,500.00
Banking house ..............................
8,500.00
Other real estate ..........................
100.00
Due from non-reserve banks ..
1,500.00
Cash items ........................................
30.50
Due from reserve banks .......... 193,113.74
Checks on other banks ............ 16,825.94
Currency ...........................................
7,577.00
Silver ..................................................
283.79
Total
$782,955.99
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock ..................................$ 35,000.00
Certified surplus ............................ 15,000.00
Undivided profits .......................... 12,344.10
Individual deposits ...................... 653,225.58
Public funds .................................... 44,022.57
C -D ’s, time ...................................... 15,705.00
Cashier’s checks ............................
7,658.74
Total
$782,955.99
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WARREN.
MERCHANTS & PLANTERS TR. & SAV. BANK.
Incorporated March 15, 1890. Charter No. 17.
OFFICERS—H. L. Turner, President; J. M. Bailey, 1st Vice President; Fred L Purcell
2nd Vice President; Carl Hollis, Cashier; W. H. McLeod, Ass’t Cashier.
’
DIRECTORS—H. L. Turner, Fred L. Purcell, C. J. Mansfield, G. B. Colvin, O. W .
Wheiess, O. O. Axley, J. M. Bailey, H. F. Butler, J. L. Jamison, Dr. M. T Crow.
L. G. Hampton.
’
Statement of November 17, 1316.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ................... $312,015.57
Loans on real estate .................. 97,835.51
Loans on cotton ............................ 13,985.49
Overdrafts ........................................
38.78
Other bonds and securities . . . .
5,218.07
Furniture and fixtures ..............
4,673.70
Banking house ................................ 40,000.00
Other real estate ..........................
3,034.19
Due from non-reserve banks ..
3,928.74
2,859.72
Cash items ......................................
Due from reserve banks ............ 48,078.85
Checks on other banks ............
1,788.03
Currency ...........................................
8,924.00
Gold .....................................................
5,010.00
Silver ..................................................
1,365.68
$548,756.33
Total
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock ...................................$100,000.00
Certified surplus ............................ 20,000.00
Undivided profits .......................... 21,521.10
Bills payable ..............................
25,000.0o
Savings accounts ..........................
42,271.71
Trust funds ......................................
1,454.69
Individual deposits ...................... 283,052.03
Public funds .................................... 17,001.60
Due to non-reserve banks ........
1,000.00
C -D ’s, demand ................................ 36,302.32
Cashier’s checks ............................
1,152.88
$548,756.33
Total
WARREN.
WARREN BANK.
Incorporated December 28, 1901. Charter No. 80.
OFFICERS—S. B. Meek, President; Louis Ederington, Vice President; H. G. Martin,
Cashier; R. H. Hankins, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS—S. B. Meek, J. M. Bailey, O. H. Caplinger, J. R. S. Meek, Louis Edering
ton, C. W . Hankins, J. T. Ederington, Jr.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ..................$ 76,235.65
Loans on real estate .................... 99,148.45
Overdrafts ........................................
110.11
Other bonds and securities . . . .
3,447.33
Furniture and fixtures ..............
2,602.70
Banking house ..........
4,025.00
Other real estate .......................
1,000.00
Items in transit ............................
52.94
Cash items ......................................
288.36
Due from reserve banks ............ 131,137.46
Checks on other banks ..............
2,527.67
Currency ...........................................
5,853.00
1,547.50
Gold .....................................................
Silver ..................................................
1,909.79
Other resources ............................
25.18
Total
.............................................. $329,911.14
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $ 62,800.00
Certified surplus ............................
16,000.00
Undivided profits ..........................
6,842.43
Savings accounts .......................... 79,671.47
Individual deposits ...................... 159,777.27
Public funds ....................................
125.38
4,656.54
C -D ’s, time ....................................-.
Cashier’s checks ............................
38.05
Total
.............................................. $329,911.14
WATSON.
DESHA COUNTY BANK.
Incorporated April 1, 1912. Charter No. 371.
OFFICERS—H. Thane, President; W . J. Massey, Vice President; R. H. Willis,
Cashier.
DIRECTORS—H. Thane, W. J. Massey, R. H. Willis, D. E. Dobson, M. Wolchansky.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ....................$
Loans on real estate .........
Loans on cotton ............................
Overdrafts ........................................
Furniture and fixtures ..............
Banking house ..............................
Other real estate ............................
Cash items ........................................
Due from reservebanks ..............
Currency ...........................................
Gold .....................................................
Silver ................................................ .
Total
18,952.48
27,504.85
10,000.00
402.32
1,700.00
723.27
185.07
41.11
27,588.52
1,046.00
15.00
653.26
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock ..................................$ 17,600.00
Certified surplus ..........................
1,200.00
Undivided profits ........................
7.45
Bills payable ....................................
7,000.00
Individual deposits ......................... 50,493.02
'Public funds ....................................
5,161.21
Due to non-reserve banks ........
50.35
C -D ’s, time ......................................
3,250.00
Cashier’s checks ............................
3,886.67
Other liabilities ............................
163.18
Total
S T A T E OP A R K A N S A S '
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WEINER.
BANK OF W EINER.
Incorporated April 21, 1909. Charter No. 276.
OFFICERS— L. Hogue, President; L. T. McDaniel, Vice President; W. R. Moyers,
Cashier; J. B. Huber, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS—L. Hogue, L. T. McDaniel, W. R. Moyers, Wm. Knapple, A. L. Wood.
Statement of November 17. 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ..................$ 45,491.42
4,213.00
Loans on real estate ..................
Overdrafts ........................................
216.25
Furniture and fixtures ..............
1,618.83
Banking house ..............................
1,889.15
Due from non-reserve banks ..
429.11
Due from reserve banks ............ 19,541.63
Checks on other banks .............
82.05
Currency ...........................................
665.00
50.00
Gold ............................................
Silver ..................................................
580.38
Total
..............................................$ 74,776.82
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock ..................................$ 10,000.00
Certified surplus ..........................
2,500.00
Undivided profits ..........................
526.91
5,000.00
Bills payable ....................................
Individual deposits ........................ 51,463.97
Public funds ....................................
2,967.28
C -D ’s, time ......................................
2,131.28
Cashier’s checks ............................
187.38
Total
..............................................$ 74,776.82
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WEST FORK.
BANK OF W EST FORK.
Incorporated Januaray 28, 1908. Charter No. 252OFFICERS— R. L. Dameron, President; A. K. Sawyers, Vice President; Geo. A. Curtis,
Cashier; C. C. Stockburger, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS—R. L. Dameron, A. K. Sawyers, J. L. Bryan, J. T. Rutherford, J. C.
Cate, C. C. Stockburger, Geo. A. Curtis.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts .................. $ 16,174.61
Loans on real estate .................. 10,136.48
Furniture and fixtures ..............
800.00
Other real estate ..........................
727.60
Due from reserve banks ............ 12,237.55
Currency ...........................................
380.00
Silver ..................................................
252.67
40,708.91
Total
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock ..................................$ 10,000.00
100.00
Certified surplus ............................
Undivided profits ..........................
894.31
Individual deposits ...................... 24,810.27
Public funds ....................................
402.79
C -D ’s, demand ................................
4,501.54
Total
40,708.91
WHEATLEY.
RICE GROWERS BANK.
Incorporated September 27, 1909. Charter No. 288.
OFFICERS— H. K. Smith, President; R. R. James, Vice President; W. B. Frith, Cash
ier; G. R. Johnson, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS— H. K. Smith, Wheatley, Ark.; R. R. James, Cotton Plant, Ark.; M. H.
Lesser, Memphis, Tenn.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ..................$ 22,216.34
Other bonds and securities . . . .
500.00
Furniture and fixtures ..............
1,050.00
Banking house ...............
2,000.00
Bills of exchange ............................ 14,071.88
Due from reserve banks ............ 27,932.72
Checks on other banks ..............
563.05
Currency ...........................................
2,625.00
Gold .....................................................
15.00
Silver ..................................................
1,129.42
Total
$ 72,103.41
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $ 15,000.00
Undivided profits ..........................
1,079.47
Individual deposits ...................... 54,993.49
C -D ’s, demand ..............................
544.08
Certified checks ............................
200.00
Cashier’s checks ............................
100.00
Other liabilities ..............................
186.37
Total
? 72,103.41
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WILLIFORD.
SHARP COUNTY BANK.
Incorporated September 8, 1910. Charter No. 458.
OFFICERS—Georgei R. Hall, President; Ed. G. Eckel, Vice President; C. J. Wilson,
Cashier.
DIRECTORS—George R. Hall, Ed. G. Eckel, W . C. Snow, Ben N. Yates, C. J. Wilson.
Statement of November 17. 1916.
RESOURCES,
Loans and discounts ..................$ 17,126.27
Loans on real estate ....................
1,827.75
Overdrafts ........................................
42.31
Furniture and fixtures ..............
1,072.24
Banking house ..............................
1,519.45
Cash items ......................................
472.61
Due from reserve banks .............. 20,594.00
Currency ...........................................
2,064.00
Silver ..................................................
784.94
Total
$ 45,503.57
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $ 7,500.00
Certified surplus ............................
1,250.00
Undivided profits ..........................
958.94
Individual deposits ...................... 27,159.22
Public funds ..................................
6,757.11
1,878.30
C -D ’s, time ......................................
Total
$ 45,503.57
WIEfilAR
BANK OF W ILM AR.
Incorporated June 24, 1905. Charter No. 184.
OFFICERS—R. A. Kidd, President; A. W . Judd, Vice President; M . McLeod,
Cashier.
DIRECTORS—R. A. Kidd, B. P. Kidd, A. W. Judd, W. S. Anderson, J. D. C. McClure,
T. A. Wise, W. S. Owens.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ..................
Loans on real estate ....................
Other bonds and securities
Furniture and fixtures ..............
Banking house
..........................
Due from reserve banks ............
Checks on other banks ..............
Currency ...........................................
Gold .....................................................
Silver ..................................................
19,258.85
2,748.05
2,002.30
1,263.29
1,203.75
20,012.31
844.92
2.542.00
1.260.00
305.31
$ 51,440.78
Total
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock ..........................
Certified surplus ...................
Undivided profits ...................
Individual deposits ..............
C -D ’s, time ............ •.................
Cashier’s checks ....................
Total
14,000.00
390.81
301.38
32,369.69
4,229.02
149.88
% 51,440.78
WILMOT.
W ILM O T BANK.
Incorporated June 14, 1902. Charter No. 92.
OFFICERS—W. B. DeYambert, President; A. M. Keller, Cashier; M. H. Keller, Ass’t
Cashier.
DIRECTORS—W . B. DeYambert, A. M. Keller, M. H. Keller.
Statement of November 17. 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts .................. $ 26,737.60
Loans on real estate .................... 17,483.42
Overdrafts ...............................
.01
Other bonds and securities . . . .
1,254.57
Furniture and fixtures ..............
2,454.50
Banking house ..............................
2,775.95
Other real estate ..........................
1,800.00
Due from reserve banks .......... 27,770.65
Currency ...........................................
7,133.00
Gold .....................................................
602.50
Silver ..................................................
1,799.88
Other resources ..............................
45.00
Total
$ 89,257.08
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $ 15,000.00
Certified surplus ..........................
4,031.41
Bills payable ....................................
5,000.00
Individual deposits ......................
51,065.99
Public funds ....................................
3,248.93
C -D ’s, time ...................................... 10,060.71
Certified checks ............................
850.04
Total
$ 89,257.08
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WILMOT.
CITIZENS BANK.
Incorporated October 18, 1911. Charter No. 353.
OFFICERS—J. P. Blanks, President; A. E. Jackson, Vice President; Finch McCulloch,
Cashier.
,
DIRECTORS—J. P. Blanks, A. E. Jackson, Dave Brown, J. R. Byrd, W. H. Richardson.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ..................$ 9,382.15
Loans on real estate ..................
8,731.27
Overdrafts ........................................
430.08
Other bonds and securities . . . .
280.21
Furniture and fixtures ..............
2,565.44
Banking house ..............
2,488.65
Cash items ......................................
34.99
Due from reserve hanks ............ 29,972.56
1,157.00
Currency ...........................................
Silver ..................................................
979.68
Other resources ............................
84.00
Total
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $ 15,000.00
3,185.88
Certified surplus ..........................
Individual deposits ........................ 28,545.17
C -D ’ s demand ................................
8,850.00
Cashier’s checks ..........................
513.42
Other liabilities ............................
11.56
$ 56,106.03
Total
56,106.03
WILSON.
BANK OF WILSON.
Incorporated July 28, 1908. Charter No. 262.
OFFICERS—J. C. Culiom, President; H. F. Crawford, Vice President; L. P. Nicholson,
Cashier.
DIRECTORS—J. C. Culiom. J. R. Culiom, F. A. Gillette, A. B. Hill, O. M. Hill, J.
W. Adams, J. H. Sonderman, H. F. Crawford, J. M. Ward, R. E. Lee Wilson.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts .................. $ 7 0 , 5 9 * »“
500.00
Loans on real estate ....................
Furniture and fixtures . . . . . . . .
1,500.00
Due from reserve banks ............ 56,197.98
Currency ...........................................
3,339.00
Silver ................................................
17,781.13
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock ....................................$ 25,000.00
Certified surplus
........................
7,500.00
Undivided profits ........................
4,669.21
Bills payable .................................. 10,000.00
Savings accounts
........................
13,331.50
In d iv id u a l
d e p o s its
.......................... '
62,626.18
Due to non-reserve banks ..........
C -D ’s, for moneyborrowed . . . .
Cashier’s checks
........................
Total
$149,912.99
Total
7,065.26
19,000.00
720.84
$149,912.99
WILTON.
BANK OF W ILTON.
Incorporated October 3, 1908. Charter No. 260.
OFFICERS—Joel
Mills,
President;
E.
C.
Cooper, Vice
President;
Ada
Mills,
DIRECTORS—Joel Mills, E. C. Cooper, P. S. Kinsworthy.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts .......... . . . . $ 5,474.16
4,918.32
Loans on real estate ............ ___
2,136.87
Furniture and fixtures . . . . ___
___
584.20
1,100.00
Other real estate .................. ___
356.00
Items in transit .................... ___
___
25.00
19,300.50
Due from reserve banks . . . . . . .
1,008.00
Currency ................................... ___
239.02
Silver .......................................... ___
Total
$ 35,142.07
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock ........
Certified surplus ..
Undivided profits .
Individual deposits
C -D ’s, time ............
Cashier’s checks ..
$
5,000.00
500.00
906.02
23,704.05
4,932.00
100.00
Total ................... $ 35,142.07
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WINCHESTER.
BANK OF W INCHESTER.
Incorporated February 24, 1913. Charter No. 408.
OFFICERS— H. Thane, President; J. K. Smith, Vice President; M. W . Byrn,
Cashier.
'
DIRECTORS—H. Thane, J. K. Smith, H. Peacock, F. O. Hopkins, G. H. Caldwell.
Statement of November 17, 1916,
RESOURCES.
DIABIRITIES.
Roans and discounts .................. $ 36,545.56
Capital stock .................................. $ 19,100.00
Roans on real estate ....................
7,451.50 Certified surplus .............................
300.00
Roans on cotton ............................
5.600.00
Undivided profits ..........................
1,473.42
Overdrafts ........................................
743.83
Individual deposits ........................ 52,348.22
Other bonds and securities
6,394.58
Public funds ...........................
3,852.00
Furniture and fixtures ..............
2.000. 00 C -D ’s, time .......................................
8,830.63
Banking house ..............................
5.000. 00 Cashier’s checks .............................
152.47
Cash items ..................■..................
797.88
Due from reserve banks ............ 19,606.06
Currency ...........................................
1.537.00
Gold ......................... ..........................
147.50
Silver ..................................................
232.83
Total
.............................................. $ 86,056.74
Total
.............................................. $ 86,056.74
WINSLOW.
BANK OF W INSLOW .
Incorporated September 9, 1907. Charter No. 244.
OFFICERS—J. A. Winn, President; W. V. Land, Vice President; G. A. Winn, Cashier;
J. A. Winn, Ass't Cashier.
DIRECTORS—Jay Fulbright, A. N. Cole, J. C. White, W . V. Land, J. A. Winn.
Statement of lovember 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Roans and discounts .................. $ 15,324.49
Roans on real estate ..................
7,620.97
Overdrafts ........................................
12.70
Furniture and fixtures ..............
2,279.67
Banking house ................................
2,575.00
Cash items ......................................
142.85
8,395.95
Due from reserve banks ............
Currency ...........................................
575.00
422.50
Gold .....................................................
Silver ..................................................
721.67
Total
.............................................. $ 38,070.80
DIABIRITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $ 10,000.00
Certified surplus ............................
500.00
Undivided profits ........................
977.12
Individual deposits ......................
23,284.34
Public funds ....................................
198.25
3,055.55
C -D ’s, demand ................................
Other liabilities .........
55.54
Total
.............................................. $ 38,070.80
WINTHROP.
W IN THR O P BANKING CO.
Private Bank.
OFFICERS—W. D. Stephens, President; G. C. Hamblin, Cashier.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Roans and discounts .................. $ 7,197.19
Roans on real estate ....................
2,124.08
Other bonds and securities ----25.00
Furniture and fixtures ..............
1,080.00
Other real estate ..........................
3,529.23
Due from reserve banks .......... 25,804.61
Checks on other banks ..............
6.70
Currency ...........................................
1,723.00
Gold .....................................................
112.50
Silver, ..................................................
861.64
Total
$ 42,463.95
RIABIRITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $ 10,000.00
Certified surplus ..........................
1,000.00
Undivided profits ..........................
743.80
Individual deposits ........................ 30,720.15
Total
$ 42,463.95
S T A T E OF A R K A N S A S
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WOMBLE.
CADDO VALLEY BANK.
Incorporated December 7, 1905. Charter No. 199.
OFFICERS—L. L. Beavers, President; W. B. Barton and D. W. Rowton, Vice Presi
dents; Geo. Watkins, Cashier.
DIRECTORS—L. C. Acruman, Texarkana, Arkansas; W. B. Barton, Fort Smith Arkansas; L. L. Beavers, Mt. Ida, Arkansas; D. W. Rowton, Womble, Arkansas Geo.
Watkins, Womble, Arkansas.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Overdrafts ................................
Other bonds and securities
Furniture and fixtures
Banking house ........................
Cash items ..............................
Currency
Gold
Silver ..
Total
$ 12,882.58
3,791.88
534.46
696.44
1,000.00
881.45
44.£9
42,604.22
2,387.00
115.00
864.68
..............................................$ 65,802.21
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .............................. . .$ 5,000.00
Certified surplue ........................
2,500.00
Undivided profits ......................
488.22
Public funds ................................ .. 58,222.76
Due to non-reserve banks . . .
3,498.91
C -D ’s, for money borrowed .
2,992.00
Reserved for interest ..............
1,100.32
Total
.$ 65,802.21
WYNNE.
CROSS COUNTY BANK.
Incorporated June 5, 1891. Charter No. 25.
OFFICERS—R. Block. President; J. E. Harris, Vice President; D. H. Hamilton, Cashier; C. J. Coffin, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS—R. Block, E. J. Badinelli, R. L. Block, J. E. Harris, H. E. Block, D.
H. Hamilton, J. D. Block.
Statement of ovember 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ...................$172,817.18
Loans on real estate .................. 44,000.00
Overdrafts ........................................
305.03
Other bonds and securities . . . .
5,692.52
Furniture and fixtures ..............
200.00
Banking house .................
2,500.00
Items in transit ............................
147.36
Cash
item s
.....................
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock ..................................$ 60,000.00
Certified surplus ............................
6,000.00
Undivided profits ..........................
2,307.0$
Individual deposits ...................... 347,393.76
Public funds .................................... 45,964.94
C -D ’s, demand ................................ 31,490.88
1,926.60
Due from reserve banks .......... 247,760.92
1,808.70
Checks on other banks ..............
Currency ........................................... 12,313.00
Gold .....................................................
1,005.00
Silver ..................................................
2,680.55
$493,156.66
Total
Total
$493,156.66
YARBRO.
BANK OF YARBRO.
Incorporated November 22, 1911. Charter No. 358.
OFFICERS—M. A. Portis, President; D. S. Glenn, Vice President; Spencer Bunch,
Cashier.
DIRECTORS—J- H. Henderson, A. Huffman, D. S. Glenn, IVl. A. Portis, Spencer
Bunch.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ..................$ 9,859.07
Loans on real estate ..................
371.98
Overdrafts ........................................
100.85
Furniture and fixtures ..............
1,377.50
Banking house ..............................
1,519.75
Due from non-reserve banks .. 17,111.25
Cash items ......................................
366.00
Due from reserve banks ..........
19,618.82
Currency ......................... ■................
1,862.00
Silver ...............
389.94
Total
$ 52,577.16
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $ 6,450.00
2,550.00
Certified surplus ..........................
36.99
Undivided profits ..........................
43.365.17
Individual deposits ......................
175.00
C -D ’s, time ......................................
Total
$ 52,577.16
R E P O R T O F B A N K C O M M IS S IO N E R
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YELLVILLE.
BANK OF Y E L L V IL L E .
Incorporated May 25, 1903. Charter No. 127.
OFFICERS—W. E. Layton, President; L. H. Layton, Vice President; T. V. Russell,
Cashier; Ernest Layton, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS—W . E. Layton, L. H. Layton, Sue Layton, V. L. Walton, Willie Layton
James.
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ................... $109,594.39
Loans on real estate .................. 24,444.92
Overdrafts ........................................
2,773.60
U. S. bonds ......................................
1,040.00
Other bonds and securities . . . .
6,839.12
2,400.00
Furniture and fixtures ..............
Other real estate ..........................
7,038.00
Due from reserve banks .......... 36,840.33
Checks on other banks .............. 10,323.23
Currency ...........................................
3,037.00
Gold .....................................................
2-92.50
Silver ..................................................
710.86
3,920.50
Other resources ..............................
Total
.............................................. $209,254.45
LIABILITIES.Capital stock .................................. $ 25,000.00
5,000.00
Certified surplus ............................
Undivided profits ..........................
5,916.16
Savings accounts .......................... 30,252.20
Individual deposits ...................... 121,184.44
Public funds .................................... 21,268.64
Cashier’s checks ............................
633.01
Total
.............................................. $209,254.45
YELLVILLE.
MINERS & CITIZENS BANK.
Incorporated December 13, 1902. Charter No, 107,
OFFICERS—W. R. Jones. President; T. L, Bond, Vico President; J. F. Carsen, Cashier;
Ebb Carson, Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS—W . R. Jones. T . L. Bond, J, L. McCarty, A. C. Seawel, J. F, Carson,
Statement of November 17, 1916.
RESOURCES
Loans and discounts ...............$ 86,801.39
Loans on real estate ...............
4,000.00
Overdrafts ........................................
Other bonds and securities . . . .
Furniture and fixtures ..............
Banking house ................................
Other real estate .....................
Due from non-reserve banks ..
Due from reserve banks ............
Checks on other banks ..............
Currency ...........................................
Gold .....................................................
Silver ..................................................
Other resources ..............................
Total
1,991.88
5,112.85
2,400.00
2,331.24
300.00
3,000.00
86,087.12
4,664.69
2,525.00
345.00
716.61
632'.35
..............................................$200,907.51
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .................................. $ 20,000.00
Certified surplus ..........................
1,250.00
3,620.11
Undivided profits ..........................
Savings accounts .......................... 49,677.57
Individual deposits ...................... 125,233.14
Cashier’s checks ..........................
1,126.69
Total
............................................,$200,907.51
STATE OF ARKAN SAS
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STATE OF ARKANSAS.
BANK DEPARTMENT.
Combined Abstract of Reports.
5 Private Banks
43 Trust Companies
383 State Banks
431 Total Number of Banks
A t Close of Business March 4th, 1914.
Total Deposits, $51,681,819.91.
RESOURCES.
LIABILITIES.
.Loans and discounts ............ $36,821,393.46
Capital stock .............................$14,066,326.87
Loans on real estate .............. 10,589,661.35
Certified surplus ...................... 3,825,439.81
Overdrafts .................................. 2,159,628.38
Undivided profits .................... 1,909,412.59
U. S. bonds ................................
1,040.00
Bills payable .............................. 2,087,768.14
Other bonds and securities.. 2,380,135.88
Notes rediscounted ..................
379,333.89
Furniture and fixtures ........ 1,054.972.54
Savings accounts ...................... 3,985,887.45
Banking house .......................... 2,131,974.68
114,048.38
Trust funds ...............................
Other real estate ...................... 1,146,442.99
Dividends unpaid ....................
22,644.82
Bills of exchange ....................
695,969.30
Individual deposits .................. 33,710.090.16
Due from non-reserve banks 1,672,614.96
Public funds ............................. 2,890,681.06
188,050.79
Cash items ..................................
Due to non-reserve
banks... 2,812,585.82
11,296,015.25
Due from reserve banks
Due to reserve banks ..........
134,980.26
376,680.43
Checks on other banks ..........
C -D ’s, demand ........................
1,862,952.65
Currency ..................................... 2,290,833.00
C -D ’s, time ............................... 5,423,137.01
2163,633.50
Gold ..............................................
C -D ’s, for money borrowed.
360,891.44
664,532.94
Silver ............................................
50,377.13
Certified checks .....................
340,593.66
Other resources ........................
Cashier’s checks .....................
313,543.73
Reserved for interest ...........
14,225.45
Reserved for taxes ...............
37,717.43
Other liabilities ........................
72,129.02
T otal
$74,074,173.11
Total
$74,074,173.11
5 P rivate Banks
47 Trust Companies
?73 State Banks
425 Total Number of Banks
Total Deposits, $45,003,213.34.
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock ....................... .-..$13,865,827.50
Certified surplus ...................... 3,746,864.06
Undivided profits .................... 1,796,526.76
Bills payable ............................ 4,550,866.24
Notes rediscounted ................
551,227.94
Savings accounts .................... 3,798,012.45
Postal savings deposits
....
4,515.90
Trust funds ..............................
110,695.06
Dividends unpaid .....................
72,153.13
Individual deposits ................ 26,473,301.92
Public funds .............................. 4,877,218.65
Due to non-reserve banks .. 2,1164,591.24
Due to reserve banks ..........
74,336.18
C -D ’s,' demand ........................ 2,056,229.18
C -D ’s, time ................................ 4,802,651.28
C -D ’s, for money borrowed..
365,350.06
57,672.08
Certified checks ......................
Cashier’ s checks ......................
246,486.21
Reserved for interest ............
8,448.60
Reserved for taxes ................
46,796.60
Other liabilities ......................
166,137.74
A t Close of Business June 30th, 1914.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ............. $37,982,314.32
Loans on real estate ............... 11,181,467.38
Overdrafts ..................................
626,466.25
U. S. bonds ................................
1,040.00
Bonds to secure postal sav
ings ...............
7,740.52
Other bonds and securities.. 2,084,721.42
Furniture and fixtures ........
990,915.23
Banking house ........................ 2,011,910.49
Other real estate .................... 1,202,861.03
Bills of exchange ....................
129,490.01
Due from non-reserve banks
928,735.66
Cash items ................................
141,126.23
Due from reserve banks........ 8,539,561.15
Checks on other banks ........
442,765.56
Currency ..................................... 2,055,069.00
Gold ..............................................
275,484.00
Silver ............................................
569,257.66
Other resources ......................
564,983.19
Total
$69,735,909,10
Total
,
$69,735,909.10
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R E P O R T O F B A N K C O M M ISS IO N E R
5 Private Banks
47 Trust Companies
363 State Banks
415 Total Number of Banks
Total Deposits, $38,913,538.22.
A t Close of Business September 12tli, 1914.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts .............$38,359,034.26
Loans on real estate .............. 11,138,836.15
Overdrafts ..................................
256,371.27
U. S. bonds ................................
2,040.00
Bonds to secure postal sav
ings ............................................
7,000.00
Other bonds and securities.. 1,896,034.44
Furniture and fixtures ........ 1,003,299.66
Banking house .......................... 2,077,069.29
Other real estate ....................
1,209,914.38
Items in transit ......................
264,515.49
Bills of exchange ....................
211,601.79
Due from non-reserve banks
634,301.12
Cash items .............
97,066.19
Due from reserve banks . . . . 6,866,063.46
Checks on other banks ........
282,073.02
Currency ..................................... 2,149,611.00
Gold ..............................................
332',118.00
Silver ............................................
541,724.81
Other resources ........................
624,382.44
Total
$67,953,056.77
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock ............................. $13,900,817.50
Certified surplus .................... 3,706,215.71
Undivided profits .................... 1,709,555.82
Bills payable ............................ 8,827,577.28
Notes rediscounted ................
674,744.70
Savings accounts .................... 3,523,254.02
Postal savings deposits ........
6,852.89
Trust funds ..............................
146,614.93
5,387.43
Dividends unpaid ..................
Individual deposits .................. 22,362,325.89
Public funds .............................. 3,970,252.15
Due to non-reserve banks . . 1,774,090.16
Due to reserve banks ..........
47,698.36
C -D ’s, demand .......................... 1,909,212'.57
C -D ’s, time ................................ 4,616,633.70
C -D ’s, for money borrowed..
339,425.00
Certified checks ......................
47,965.48
Cashier’s checks ......................
163,825.64
Reserved for interest ............
32,448.80
Reserved for taxes ..................
13,817.38
174,341.36
Other liabilities ......................
$67,953,056.77
Total
5 Private Banks
47 Trust Companies
361 State Banks
413 Total Number of Banks
A t Close of Business October 31st, 1914.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts . . . . . . . .$37,585,965.51
Loans on real estate ............ 10,904,689.04
Overdrafts ..................................
248,296.45
U. S. bonds ................................
2,040.00
Bonds to secure postal sav
ings ............................................
8,202.17
Other bonds and securities.. 1,980,786.14
Furniture and fixtures ........ 1,007,531.35
Banking house ........................
2,112,782.87
Other real estate .................... 1,207,056.94
Items in transit ......................
245,846.53
Bills of exchange ..................
350,131.59
Due from'' non-reserve banks
491,889.27
Cash items ..................................
98,871.43
Due from reserve banks . . . .
7,356,599.19
Checks on other banks ........
387,951.45
Currency ..................................... 1,714.595.00
Gold ...............................................
324,036.00
Silver ............................................
501,758.36
Other resources ......................
625,378.57
Total
$67,154,407,86
Total Deposits, $38,386,319.54.
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .............................. $13,876,142.50
Certified surplus ...................... 3,705,997.88
Undivided profits ....................
1,707,493.10
Bills payable ............................
8,572,353.22
Notes rediscounted ................
675,650.39
Savings accounts .................... 3.556.153.07
Postal savings deposits
2,347.80
Trust funds ..............................
138,151.51
Dividends unpaid ....................
5,909.24
Individual deposits ................ 22,829,108.09
Public funds .............................. 3,390,964.67
Due to non-reserve banks .. 1,658,960.15
Due to reserve banks ............
39,771.31
C -D ’s, demand ........................ 1,827,776.97
C -D ’s, time ................................ 4.403.847.07
C -D ’s for money borrowed..
322,125.00
Certified checks ......................
39,782.22
Cashier’s checks ......................
171,422.44
Reserved for interest ............
21,072.82
Reserved for taxes ................
29,187.00
Other liabilities ........................
180,191.41
Total
$67,154,407.86
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S T A T E OF A R B A N S A S
5 Private Banks
47 Trust Companies
353 State Banks
405 Total Number of Banks
A t Close of Business December 31st, 1914.
Total Deposits, $38,027,619.50.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ............. $33,384,985.15
Loans on real estate .......... 10,475,585.99
Overdrafts ..................................
256,647.71
U. S. bonds ................................
2,040.00
Bonds to secure postal sav
ings ............................................
8,202.17
Other bonds and securities.. 2,148,900.52
Furniture and fixtures ........
991,613.50
Banking house ........................ 2,089,558.08
Other real estate .................... 1,275,704.67
Items in transit ......................
278,480.69
Bills of exchange ..................
455,601.03
Due from non-reserve banks
587,212.99
Cash items ................................
113,718.21
Due from reserve banks . . . 7,533,200.30
376,271.18
Checks on other banks ........
Currency ..................................... 1,941,795.00
Gold ..............................................
289,191.00
Silver ............................................
677,408.40
Other resources ......................
599,400.86
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock ............................ $13,755,942.50
Certified surplus ...................... 3,692,657.92
Undivided profits .................... 1,911,099.25
Bills payable ............................ 5,534,104.88
Notes rediscounted ................
303,905.89
Savings accounts .................... 3,473,536.08
Postal savings deposits
6,862.30
Trust funds ..............................
125,603.28
Dividends unpaid ....................
93,399.35
Individual deposits ................ 23,610,513.12
Public funds ............................ 2,581,719.52
Due to non-reserve banks
1,698,479.27
Due to reserve banks ............
25.236.04
C -D ’s, demand .......................... 1,650,564.37
C -D ’s, time ................................ 4,217,680.83
C -D ’s, for money borrowed..
250,886.81
Certified checks ......................
60,278.53
Cashier’s checks ....................
232,860.02
Reserved for interest ..........
21,869.52
Reserved for taxes ................
25.032.05
213,285.94
Other liabilities ......................
Total
$63,485,517.45
Total
$63,485,517.45
5 Private Banks
46 Trust Companies
353 State Banks
404 Total Number of Banks
At Close of Business March 4th, 1915.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ............ $28,848,257.64
Loans on real estate .............. 10,545,503.92
Loans on cottton .................... 2,319,347.20
Overdrafts ..................................
173,650.83
U. S. bonds ................................
10,267.17
Other bonds and securities.. 2,089,607.88
927,823.39
Furniture and fixtures ........
Banicing house .......................... 2,088,311.38
Other real estate .................... 1,245,482.05
311,380.76
Items in transit ......................
274,938.68
Bills of exchange ....................
498,374.31
Due from non-reserve banks
81,064.87
Cash items ................................
Due from reserve banks
9,312,777.71
278,189.51
Checks on other banks ........
Currency ...................................... 1,735,054.00
332/,063.00
Gold ...................................... .
Silver ............................................
553,351.54
363,648.85
Other resources ........................
Total
$61,989,094.69
Total Deposits, $39,302,025.74.
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock ............................. $13,623,892.50
Certified surplus .................... 3,846,875.22
Undivided profits .................. 1,610,478.41
Bills payable .............................. 3,199,076.40
Notes rediscounted ................
254,007.80
Savings accounts .................... 3,719,007.43
Postal savings deposits . . . .
6,429.98
Trust funds ................................
148,402.12
Dividends unpaid ....................
10,373.14
Individual deposits ................ 24,524,060.25
Public funds .............................. 2,356,538.35
Due to non-reserve banks .. 1,978,283.86
Due to reserve banks ..........
26,439.17
C -D ’s, demand .......................... 1,701,868.42
C -D ’s, time ................................ 4,353,766.38
C-D 's, for money borrowed..
215,324.45
Certified checks ......................
43,258.95
Cashier’s checks ..................
218,273.24
Reserved for interest ............
19,027.05
Reserved for taxes ................
35,777.66
Other liabilities ......................
97,933.91
Total
................. $61,989,094.69
R E P O R T OF B A N K C O M M ISS IO N E R
134
5 Private Banks
46 Trust Companies
350 State Banks
401 Total Number of Banks
A t Close of Business May 1st, 1915.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ............ $31,632,264.99
Loans on real estate ............ 10,748,674.55
140,798.29
Overdrafts ..................................
2,040.00
U. S. bonds ................................
Bonds to secure postal sav
8,052.17
ings .......... .................................
Other bonds and securities.. 2,217,425.28
936.399.71
Furniture and fixtures ........
Banking house ........................ 2,090,527.41
Other real estate .................... 1,242,138.95
268,719.73
Items in transit ......................
228.851.71
Bills of exchange ..................
477,341.08
Due from non-reserve banks
114,617.43
Cash items ................................
Due from reserve banks ----- 10,532,677.86
368,173.92
Checks on other banks ........
Currency ..................................... 1,545,053.00
339,235.00
Gold ................................................
512,268.40
Silver ............................................
400,897.07
Other resources ......................
$63,806,156.55
Total
Total Deposits, $41,712,507.5S.
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .............................$13,563,817.50
Certified surplus .................... 3,850,772.47
Undivided profits .................. 1,733,446.11
Bills payable ............................ 2,586,954.15
Notes rediscounted
............
218,840.55
Savings accounts .................... 3,710,715.93
Postal savings deposits ........
5,581.49
Trust funds ..............................
214,587.19
Dividends unpaid ....................
7,437.71
Individual deposits
............ 24,079,487.83
Public funds .............................. 4,957,655.92
Due to non-reserve banks ..
2,212,486.76
Due to reserve banks ..........
14,809.69
C -D ’s, demand ........................ 1,751,477.56
C -D ’ s, time ................................ 4,408,774.54
C -D ’s, for money borrowed..
125,696.81
Certified checks ....................
62,075.-00
Cashier’s checks ....................
161,721.15
Reserved for interest ..........
20,065.73
Reserved for taxes ................
27,156.85
92,595.61
Other liabilities ......................
Total
$63,806,156.55
5 Private Banks
46 Trust Companies
346 State Banks
397 Total Number of Banks
A t Close of Business June 23rd, 1915.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts .............$32,446,168.52
Loans on real estate ............ 10,854,321.28
Loans on cotton ......................
283,134.84
Overdrafts ..................................
107,392.67
U. S. bonds ................................
7,040.00
Bonds to secure postal sav
ings ............................................
3,052.17
Other bonds and securities.. 2,080,766.10
Furniture and fixtures ........
936,137.78
Banking house .......................... 2,097,939.79
Other real estate .................... 1,248,636.87
Items in transit ......................
216,614.71
Bills of exchange ..................
150,485.47
Due from non-reserve banks
510,717.65
Cash items ................................
89,985.97
Due from reserve banks . . .
8,493,560.52
Checks on other banks . . . .
199,935.25
Currency ..................................... 1,652,520.00
Gold ................................................
329,015.00
Silver ............................................
540,453.38
Other resources ......................
377,585.50
Total
................. $62,625,463.47
Total Deposits, $39,523,878.37.
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock ............................ $13,471,892.50
Certified surplus ......................
3,846,416.80
Undivided profits ....................
1,865.008.82
Bills payable ..............................
3,542,377.18
Notes rediscounted ................
235,965.24
Savings accounts .................... 3,818,329.82
Postal savings deposits ........
2,387.23
Trust funds ..............................
166,488.35
Dividends unpaid ....................
10,073.42
Individual deposits ................ 21,298,091.25
Public funds ........................... 5,881,666.70
Due to non-reserve banks ..
1,822,440.34
Due to reservebanks .............
15,415.57
C -D ’s,
demand ......................
1,943,566.43
C -D ’s,
time ............................. 4,203,977.78
C -D ’s, for money borrowed..
157,017.76
Certified checks ........................
66,287.78
Cashier’s checks ......................
138,135.94
Reserved for interest ..........
6,944.40
Reserved for taxes ..................
29,409.28
Other liabilities ......................
103,570.88
Total
................. $62,625,463.47
ST A TE OF ARK AN SA S
135
5 Private Banks
44 Trust Companies
345 State Banks
394 Total Number of Banks
A t Close of Business September 2nd, 1915.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ............. $33,197,530.33
Loans on real estate ............ 10,766,472.52
Loans on cotton ......................
220,631.97
Overdrafts ..................................
95,025.95
U. S. bonds ................................
2,040.00
Bonds to secure postal sav
ings ............................7 .............
3,052.17
Other bonds and securities.. 1,632,934.80
Furniture and fixtures ........
919,590.44
Banking house ........................ 2,127,333.21
Other real estate .................... 1,232.702.36
234,042.38
Items in transit ......................
Bills of exchange ..................
110,278.4?
Due from non-reserve banks
431,691.18
Cash items ................................
81,144.25
Due from reserve banks . . . 7,641,408.92
Checks on other banks . . . .
278,652.03
Currency ..................................... 1,511,512.00
Gold ................................................
302,934.00
Silver ............................................
504,139.37
324,151.34
Other resources ......................
Total
........................................$61,617,267.69
Total Deposits, $37,016,687.21.
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .............................$13,287,892.50
Certified surplus .................... 3,841,403.58
Undivided profits .................... 1,617.552.85
Bills payable .............................. 5,457.173.15
272,642.59
Notes rediscounted ................
Savings accounts .................... 3,897,547.15
Postal savings deposits ___
2,639.72
Trust funds ................................
191,410.83
Dividends unpaid ....................
4,602.84
Individual deposits ................ 20,404,157.77
Public funds .............................. 4,468,087.74
Due to non-reserve b a n k s... 1,549,922.50
Due to reserve banks ............
49,930.96
C -D ’s, demand .......................... 1,905,309.21
C -D ’s, time ................................ 4,180,380.56
C -D ’s, for money borrowed..
130,841.65
Certified checks .......................
41,295.57
Cashier’s checks ....................
190,560.71
11,994.81
Reserved for interest ............
Reserved for taxes ................
24,028.60
Other liabilities ........................
87,892.40
Total
........................................$61,617,267.69
5 Private Banks
44 Trust Companies
343 State Banks
392 Total Number of Banks
A t Close of Business November 10th, 1915.
Total Deposits, $45,185,609.30.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ............. $31,694,435.69
Loans on real estate ............ 10,741,168.92
Loans on cotton ...................... 3,064,746.60
Overdrafts ..................................
143,818.01
U. S. bonds ................................
2,140.00
Bonds to secure postal sav
ings ............................................
3,000.00
Other bonds and securities.. 1,741,063.45
Furniture and fixtures ........
919,476.55
Banking house ........................ 2,156,652.20
Other real estate .................... 1,213,026.38
Items in transit ......................
428,886.97
Bills of exchange ..................
426,309.23
Due from non-reserve banks
642,287.69
Cash items ................................
126,560.84
Due from reserve banks . . . . 11,913,489.95
Checks on other banks ........
484,026.08
Currency ..................................... 2,241,645.00
Gold ................................................
313,832.50
Silver ............................................
557,464.60
Other resources ......................
308,948.80
LIABILITIES.
.......................... .$13,250,017.50
. 3 755 400 90
Undivided profits .................. . 1,766,391.32
. 4,706,841.32
317,508.55
. 4,205,201.95
Postal savings deposits . . . .
2,643.73
Trust funds ..............................
244,106.91
Dividends unpaid ..................
4,205.29
Individual deposits .............. . 27,405,195.36
. 3,841,952.52
Due to non-reserve banks . . 2,940,382.64
Due to reserve banks ..........
67,376.84
. 1,839,380.75
. 4,194,941.25
C -D ’s, for money borrowed.
113,851.34
37,339.80
289,030.92
Reserved for interest ..........
15^219.42
32,291.77
Other liabilities ....................
93,699.38
Total
$69,122,979.46
Capital stock
Total
$69,122,979.46
136
R E P O R T OF B A N K C O M M ISS IO N E R
5 Private Banks
47 Trust Companies
341 State Banks
393 Total Number of Banks
A t Close of Business March 7th, 1916.
Total Deposits, $49,689,817.77.
.
RESOURCES.
LIABILITIES.
Loans and discounts ............ $30,917,554.34
Capital stock ............................ $13,248,992.50
Loans on real estate .......... .................. 11,031,858.11
Certified surplus .................... 3,947,145.06
2,398,090.35
Loans on cotton ...................
Undivided profits .................. 1,681,556.80
Overdrafts ..................................
105,484.82
Bills payable ............................ 1,085,016.32
U. S. bonds ................................
4,190.00
Notes rediscounted ................
166,366.67
Other bonds and securities.. 2,109,834.47
Savings accounts .................... 4,707,996.64
890,018.55
Furniture and fixtures ........
Postal savings deposits
70.00
Banking house .......................... 2,189,394.24
Trust funds ..............................
258.820.40
Other real estate .................. 1,199,443.48
Dividends unpaid ....................
12,283.82
Items in transit ...................
338,592.16
Individual deposits ................ 30,969,618.70
Bills of exchange ..................
291,614.02
Public funds ............................ 2,902,830.37
Due from non-reserve banks
657,537.57
Due to non-reserve banks .. 3,756,556.88
Cash items ................................
107,011.46
Due to reserve banks ..........
22,597.68
Due from reserve banks . . . 14,018,018.66
C -D ’s, demand ........................ 1,957,311.75
346,018.20
Checks on other banks ........
C -D ’s, time .............................. ' 4,705,300.31
Currency ...................................... 2,056,569.00
C -D ’s, for money borrowed..
96,189.59
Gold ................................................
333,873.00
Certified checks ......................
46,952.31
Silver ............................................
590,410.94
Cashier’s checks ....................
253.289.41
Other resources ........................
333,694.06
Reserved for interest ............
31,793.50
Reserved for taxes ................
39,271.43
Other liabilities ......................
29,247.38
$69,919,207.43
Total
Total
$69,919,207.43
5 Private Banks
49 Trust Companies
333 State Banks
387 Total Number of Banks
A t Close of Business June 30th, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ............$34,612,671.42
Loans on real estate ........... 11,265,175.43
904,524.63
Loans on cotton ......................
Overdrafts ..................................
102,849.38
U. S. bond's ................................
2,040.00
Other bonds and securities.. 2,015,238.24
•Furniture and fixtures ........
881,999.87
Banking house .......................... 2,229,608.99
Other real estate .................. 1,280,222.47
Items in transit ...................
250,140.46
Bills of exchange ....................
159,267.20
Due from non-reserve banks
741,622.68
Cash items ................................
78,365.22
Due from reserve banks . . . . 12,729,289.25
Checks on other banks ........
351,904.69
Currency ......................... : .......... 1,869,580.00
Gold ................................................
383,828.00
Silver ............................................
589,294.08
541,513.85
Other resources .....................
Total
..................$70,989,135.86
Total Deposits, $50,107,111.13.
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock ............................. $13,289,667.50
Certified surplus .................... 3,849,015.29
Undivided profits ....................
1,583,023.08
Bills payable .............................. 1,938,140.05
Notes rediscounted ................
150,068.32
5,104,009.70
Savings accounts ..................
Postal savings deposits . . . .
7,260.29
Trust funds ..............................
354,162.54
Dividends unpaid ....................
66,830.13
Individual deposits ................ 26,737,385.65
Public funds ............................
6,690,145.58
Due to non-reserve banks ., 3,570,393.67
Due to reserve banks ..........
74,372.04
C -D ’s, demand ........................ 2,315,215.77
C -D ’s, time ................................ 4,769,621.00
C -D ’s, for money borrowed.
196,2’65.69
Certified checks ......................
55,439.12
Cashier’s checks ....................
166,009.95
Reserved for interest ............
19,663.91
Reserved for taxes ................
12,466.85
Other liabilities ......................
> 39,979.73
Total
................. $70,989,135.86
S T A T E OF A R K A N S A S
137
5 Private Banks
49 Trust Companies
333 State Banks
387 Total Number of Banks
A t Close of Business September 12th, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ............. $37,282,763.95
Loans on real estate .............. 11,187,691.19
Loans on cotton ...................... 1,501,529.48
Overdrafts ..................................
179,457.03
U. S. bonds ................................
2,040.00
Other bonds and securities.. 1,636,302.81
Furniture and fixtures ........
884,722.98
Banking house ........................ 2,333,182.01
Other real estate .................... 1,177,010.31
Items in transit ......................
401,464.01
Bills of exchange ....................
224,660.91
Due from non-reserve banks
862,300.34
Cash items ................................
123,766.05
Due from reserve banks . . . 12,368,030.07
Checks on other banks ........
569,914.34
Currency ...................................... 2,450,903.00
Gold .................................................
307,945.50
Silver ............................................
567,408.48
Other resources ......................
522,369.2'S
$74,583,461.79
Total
Total Deposits, $51,242,193.75.
LIABILITIES.
Capital Stock .......................... $13,308,167.50
Certified surplus .................... 3,852,908.62
Undivided profits .................. 1,582,934.97
Bills payable ............................ 4,229,274.68
Notes rediscounted ................ •
287,314.99
Savings accounts .................... 5,203,327.32
Postal savings deposits
281.94
Trust funds ................................
315,075.88
Dividends unpaid ....................
2,192.91
Individual deposits ................ 28,845,235.85
Public funds .............................. 4,974,502.60
Due to non-reserve banks.. 4.015.054.15
Due to reserve banks ..........
18.970.58
C -D ’s, demand ........................ 2.295.122.16
C -D ’s, time .............................. 5,077,400.11
C -D ’s, for money borrowed..
241,071.06
Certified checks ..........i...........
26,733.79
Cashier’s checks ....................
227,224.80
Reserved for interest ............
25,046.21
Reserved for taxes ................
16.533.58
Other liabilities ........................
39,087.49
Total
$74,583,461.79
5 Private Banks
49 Trust Companies
.335 State Banks
,
389 Total Number of Banks
At Close of Business November 17th, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts .......... $
Loans on real estate ........
Loans on cotton ...................
Overdrafts ................................
U. S. bonds ...........................
Bonds to secure postal sav
ings ..........................................
Other bonds andsecurities
Furniture and fixtures
....
Banking house ......................
Other real estate ...............
Items in transit
...............
Bills of exchange ..................
Due from non-reserve banks
Cash items ..............................
Due from reserve b a n k s ...
Checks on other banks . . . .
Currency ...................................
Gold ..................................,.........
Silver ..........................................
Other resources ...................
Total
Total Deposits, $83,159,211.81.
LIABILITIES.
34,240,078.22
10,944,433.54
9,737,481.77
279,175.25
1,040.00
Capital stock
.......................... $ 13,303(,667.50
Certified surplus ......................
3,865,231.59
Undivided profits ....................
2,016,274.57
Bills payable ............................
1,590,567.24
N otes rediscounted ...............
159,020.46
Savings accounts ....................
5,912,733.09
4,101.78
Postal savings deposits . . .
1,078.50
2,346,537.89
Orust funds .................................
366,936.36
885,555.46
Dividends unpaid ....................
iu,678.86
2,188,699.01
53,029,562.71
Individual deposits ...............
1,273,573.77
Public funds ..............................
4,315,952.33
902,978.90
D ue to non-reserve b a n k s ..
10,601,036.46
778,734.90
Due to reserve banks ...........
209,686.11
1,887,298.82
C -D ’s, demand ........................
2,505,764.81
181,909.49
C -D ’ s, tim e .................................
5,556,426.39
33,083,818.19
C -D ’s, for m oney borrowed
106,536.37
882,290.24
41,983.55
Certified checks ......................
3,088,967.00 5 Cashier’ s checks ......................
500,836.27
327,44^.00
R eserved for interest .........
34,957.78
677,319.73
R eserved for taxes ...............
20,034.19
487,211.01
Other liabilities ......................
49,688.83
$104,198,653.97
Total
$104,198,653.97
138
R E P O R T O P B A N K C O M M IS S IO N E R
Combined abstract of reports of the Private Banks in the State of Ark
ansas at the close of business November 17th, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ..............
Loans on real estate ............
Loans on cotton ......................
Overdrafts ..................................
Other bonds and securities .
Furniture and fixtures ........
Banking house ..........................
Other real estate ....................
Due from non-reserve banks
Cash items ................................
Due from reserve banks
Checks on other banks ........
Currency .....................................
Gold ............................... ...............
Silver ............................................
Other resources ........................
$124,727.06
52,502.65
211,636.32
2,391.16
1,740.29
5,068.90
2,300.00
6,236.48
8,026.74
84.10
252,445.06
961.26
29,576.00
871.00
12,242.18
Total . . . ..................................
Total number reporting
.$710,819.20
5.
LIABILITIE S.
Capital stock .................................... $ 75,500.00
Certified surplus ............................. 44,647.71
Undivided profits ...........................
8,565.91
1,020.00
Notes rediscounted ....................
Individual deposits ....................... 544,807.25
Public funds ......... ' ..........................
5,771.83
112.16
C -D ’s, demand .................................
23,787.34
C -D ’s, time .......................................
Cashier’s checks ................................... 6,607.00
10.00
Total
..............................................$710,819.20
Combined abstract of reports of the Trust Companies in the State of Ark
ansas at the close of business November 17th, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ............... $11,272,329.53
Loans on real estate .............. 4,649,821.11
Loans on cotton ...................... 2,117,182.54
Overdrafts ..................................
76,338.69
Other bonds and securities .. 1,504,585.92
Furniture and fixtures ........
230,561.38
642,407.68
Banking house ........................
Other real estate ....................
499,425.03
Items in transit ......................
287,018.78
Bills of exchange ....................
118,569.00
Due from non-reserve banks
374,637.45
Cash items ..................................
38,473.67
LIABILITIE S.
Capital stock ............................ $ 4,839,125.00
Certified surplus .................... 1,225,686.08
Undivided profits ....................
618,575.73
Bills payable ..............................
556,000.00
Notes rediscounted
..............
134,234.89
Savings accounts .................... 3,359,226.50
Trust funds .............................
301,358.63
Dividends unpaid ......................
8,609.38
Individual deposits
.............. 13,062,474.51
Public funds .............................. 1,580,202.54
Due to non-reserve banks ..
1,839,779.86
Due to reserve banks ..........
106,864.30
D u e fro m
C -D ’ s,
....
6,973,975.24
Checks on other banks ..........
Currency .....................................
Gold ................................................
Silver ............................................
Other resources ........................
reserv e ban ks
190,941.69
903;379.00
99,169.00
172,462.12
151,821.11
Total ........................................$30,303,098.94
Total number reporting, 49.
dem and
............................
934,771.98
C -D ’s, time ................................
Certified checks .....................
Cashier’s checks .....................
Reserved for interest ...........
Reserved for taxes .................
Other liabilities ........................
1,524,953.21
18,021.43
119,903.86
29,623.58
16,574.64
27,112.82
Total
........................................ $30,303,098.94
Combined abstract of reports of the State Banks in the State of Arkansas
at the close of business November 17th, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ............. $22,843,021.63
Loans on real estate ............ 6,242,109.78
Loans on cotton ...................... 7,408.662.91
200,445.40
Overdrafts ..................................
U. S. bonds .............................
1,040.00
Bonds to secure postal sav
ings ............................................
4,101.78
Other bonds and securities..
840,211.68
Furniture and fixtures ........
649,925.18
Banking house ........................ 1,543,991.33
Other real estate ....................
767,912.26
Items in transit ......................
615,960.12 ,
Bills of exchange ....................
660,165.90 "
Due from non-reserve banks 1,504,634.83
Cash items ................................
143,351.71
Due from reserve banks . . . . 25,857,397.69
Checks on other banks ........
690,387.29
Currency ..................................... 2,156,012.00
Gold ................................................
227,409.00
Silver ............................................
492,615.43
Other resources ........................
335,379.90
Total ........................................$73,184,735.83
Total number reporting, 335.
LIABILITIE S.
Capital stock ............................ $ 8,389,042.50
Certified surplus ......................
2,594,897.80
Undivided profits ....................
1,389,132.93
Bills payable .............................. 1,034,567.24
Notes rediscounted ...............
23,765.57
Savings accounts ....................
2,553,506.59
Postal savings deposits .......
1,078.50
Trust funds .............................
65,577.73
Dividends unpaid ....................
2,069.48
Individual deposits ................ 39,422,280.95
Public funds ............................. 2,729,977.96
Due to non-reserve banks .. 8,761,256.60
Due to reserve banks ..........
102,821.81
C -D ’s demand ............................ 1,570,880.67
C -D ’s, time ................................ 4,007,685.84
C -D ’s, for money borrowed..
106,536.37
Certified checks .....................
23,962.12
Cashier’s checks ......................
374,325.41
Reserved for interest ...........
5,334.20
Reserved for taxes ................
3,459.55
Other liabilities ........................
22,576.01
Total
.........................................$73,184,735.83
ST A TE OF ARK AN SA S
139
Combined abstract of reports of the Little Rock State Banks and Trust
Companies at the close of business November 17th, 1916.
(Under State Supervision.)
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts ............ $
Loans on real estate ..............
Loans on cotton ....................
Overdrafts ..................................
Other bonds and securities..
Furniture and fixtures ..........
Banking house ..........................
Other real estate ■....................
Items in transit ......................
Bills of exchange ....................
Due from non-reserve banks
Cash items ..................................
Due from reserve banks . . .
Checks on other banks ........
Currency .....................................
Gold ...............................................
Silver ............................................
Other resources ........................
6,348,211.61
2,035,315.43
2,301,994.44
24,063.58
1,074,369.86
104,820.05
475,106.82
431,394.73
537,445.36
199,670.98
116,253.94
19,755.47
3,035,412.92
225,190.03
737,369.00
102,575.00
49,283.23
72,774.23
Total ........................................$17,891,006.68
Total number reporting, 11.
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock ............................
Certified surplus ......................
Undivided profits ....................
Bills payable ............................
Savings accounts ....................
Trust funds ..............................
Dividends unpaid ......................
Individual deposits ................
Public funds ............................
Due to non-reserve banks ..
Due to reserve banks ..........
C -D ’s, demand ..........................
C -D ’s, time ................................
Certified checks ......................
Cashier’s checks ..............
Reserved for interest ............
Reserved for taxes ................
Other liabilities ........................
Total
2,250,000.00
696,301.80
352,070.53
30.000. 00
2,643,013.54
235,270.48
309.00
4,588,972.47
566,768.86
5,440,317.39
50.000. 00
445,975.74
449,221.59
15,708.45
76,381.59
21,949.36
11,781.85
16,964.03
$17,891,006.68
Combined abstract of 389, total number of banks reporting, at the close of
business November 17th, 1916.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts .......... $ 34,240,078.22
Loans on real estate ............ 10,944,433.54
Loans on cotton ....................
9,737,481.77
Overdrafts ................................
279,175.25
U. S. bonds ..............................
1,040.00
Bonds to secure postal sav
ings ..........................................
4,101.78
Other bonds and securities .
2,346,537.89
Furniture and fixtures
....
885,555.46
Banking house ......................
2,188,699.01
1,273,573.77
Other real estate ..................
Items in transit ....................
902,978.90
Bills of exchange ..................
778,734.99
Due from non-reserve banks
1,887,298.82
Cash items ................................
181,909.49
Due from reserve banks . . . 33,083,818.19
Checks on other banks
....
882,290.24
Currency ...................................
3,088,967.00
Gold ...............
327,449.00
Silver ..........................................
677,319.73
Other resources ......................
487,211.01
Total
................ $104,198,653.97
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock .......................... $ 13,303,667.50
Certified surplus ....................
3,865,231.59
Undivided profits ..................
2,016,274.57
Bills payable ............................
1,590,567.24
Notes rediscounted ................
159,020.46
Savings accounts ..................
5,912,733.09
Postal savings deposits . . .
1,078.50
Trust funds ............................
366,936.36
Dividends unpaid ..................
10,678.86
Individual deposits .............. 53,029,562.71
Public funds ............................
4,315,952.33
Due to non-reserve banks.. 10,601,036.46
Due to reserve banks ........
209,686.11
2,505,764.81
C -D ’s, demand ........................
C -D ’s, time ..............................
5,556,426.39
C -D ’s, for money borrowed.
106,536.37
Certified checks ....................
41,983.55
Cashier’s checks ....................
500,836.27
Reserved for interest ..........
34,957.78
Reserved for taxes ................
20,034.19
Other liabilities ....................
49,688.83
Total
................. $104,198,653.97
140
R E P O R T O P B A N K C O M M ISS IO N E R
Abstract of reports of condition of National Banks in Arkansas at close
of business on September 12th, 1916. Number in Arkansas, 67.
(In Thousands of Dollars.)
.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts
(ex
clusive of notes and bills
rediscounted ...........................$23,343,000.00
Overdrafts ..................................
79,000.00
Total United States Bunds.. 3,288,000.00
Other bonds and securities . . 1,023,000.00
Stocks, other than Federal
reserve bank stock . . . . . . .
72,000.00
Subscription to stock of Fed
235,000.00
eral reserve bank ................
Banking house ........................
532,000.00
Furniture and fixtures .......
256,000.00
Other real estate o w n e d ....
427,000.00
Net amount due from Fed
eral reserve bank
935,000.00
Net amount due from ap
proved reserve agents . . . 3,408,000.00
Net amount due from banks
and bankers (not including
that due from Federal re
serve banks and approved
reserve agents ...................... 3,434,000.00
Exchanges for clearing house
132,000.00
Other checks on banks in the
105,000.00
same city or town ................
Outside checks and
other
cash items ............................
137,000.00
Notes of other national banks
468,000.00
Federal reserve bank notes.
18,000.00
Federal reserve notes ..........
151,000.00
Specie (coin, gold and silver
certificates) ............................ 1,383,000.00
Legal-tender notes ................
299,000.00
Five per cent redemption fund
and due from U. S. Treas.
150,000.00
Customers’ liability account
of “ Acceptances” ................
143,000.00
Other assets ..............................
4,000.00
Total
................. $40,022,000.00
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock (paid in )........ 3 5.521.000. 60
Surplus ......................................
2.305.000. 00
Undivided profits, Net ........
991,000.00
Amount reserved for taxes
accrued ....................................
12 , 000.00
Amonut reserved for all in
terest accrued ......................
7.000.
00
National
bank notes
out
standing .................................... 3.040.000. 00
Net amount due to Federal
reserve banks ........................
1 . 000. 00
Net amount due to approved
reserve agents ......................
10, 000.00
Net amount due to banks
and bankers (not including
that due to Federal
re
serve banks and approved
reserve agents) ....................
5.504.000. 0 >
32.000.
00
Dividends unpaid ....................
Demand deposits .................... 19,836,000.00
Time deposits .......................... 2.029.000. 00
United
States
bonds
bor
rowed ........................................
10. 000.
00
Bills payable, including obli
gations representing money
717,000.00
borrowed ................................
Cash letters of credit
or
travelers’ checks outstand
ing ..............................................
2 , 000.00
5,000.00
Other liabilities ........................
Total ........................................ $40,022,000.00
Liabilities
for
rediscounts,
including those with Fed
eral Reserve Bank ............$
229,000.00
INVESTMENT COMPANIES
BUILDING, LOAN AND SAVINGS
ASSOCIATIONS
AND
STOCK COMPANIES
S T A T E OF A R K A N S A S
143
ARGENTA.
ARGENTA BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION
OFFICERS—J. F. Peugh, President; E. O. Manees, Vice President; Solon Humphreys,
Secretary.
i
t
,
DIRECTORS—J. F. Peugh, E. O. Manees, Solon Humphreys, H. W. Long, R. J. Rinke,
C. F. Kaiser, M. Rapillard, J. A. Henry, A. R. Howell, M. Levy.
Statement of November 30, 1916.
ASSETS.
Cash ....................................................$ 8,989.05
First mortgages ............................ 176,700.00
Stock loans ...................................... 10,427.40
Real estate ......................................
3,235.34
Bills receivable (see stock loans)
Insurance and taxes paid for
borrowers ......................................
338.58
Furniture and fixtures ................
429.00
Total
...............................................$200,119.37
RECEIPTS.
Cash on hand Jan. 1, 1916..........$ 4,517.81
Payments on stock ...................... 47,834.12
Mortgages repaid ..........................
9,058.90
Stock loans repaid . , , ................
25,389.80
Borrowed
8,000.00
Interest collected .......................... 13,648.81
Expense assessment ....................
1,873.00
132.05
Fines .................................
Transfer and pass books ..........
49.50
Miscellaneous items
21,262,56
Total ..................................... $131,766.55
LIABILITIES.
Installment stock and profits
app....................................................... $157,968.71
Full payment stock ...................... 19,500.00
7,760.00
Bills payable ....................................
Miscellaneous ..................................
3,717.83
Undivided profits .......................... 11,172.83
Total
...............................................$200,119.37
D ISBURSEM ENTS.
Purchased:
First mortgages ..........................$
Stock lien notes ........................
Cancellations:
Withdrawals ................................
Matured stock ............................
Bills payable ....................................
Interest on bills payable ..........
Real estate improvements . . . .
Employes’ salaries ........................
Office rent ........................................
Minor expenses ..............................
Cash Nov. 30, 1916 ......................
29,625.00
15,747.20
29,001.07
37,436.62
7,100.00
1,196.90
56.45
1,805.00
330.00
479.26
8,989.05
Total ..................................... $131,766.55
LITTLE ROCK.
L IT T LE ROCK BUILDING ASSOCIATION No. 6.
OFFICERS— Robert E. Wait, President; Frank Wittenberg, Secretary.
DIRECTORS—Robert E. Wait, Frank Wittenberg, James N. Johnson, M. B. Sanders,
Fred W. Allsopp, T. H. Bunch.
Statement of November 30, 1916.
ASSETS.
Cash ....................................................$
First mortgages ............................
Stock loans ......................................
Past due interest ..........................
Total
..............................................$
1,320.81
7,500.00
600.00
323.27
9,744.08
LIABILITIES.
Installment stock .......................... $
Undivided profits ..........................
Total
.............................................. $
8,990.00
754.08
9,744.08
RECEIPTS.
Cash on hand Jan. 1, 1916 ........$ 9,122.37
Payments on stock ......................
8,710.00
Mortgages repaid .......................... 66,750.00
Stock loans repaid ...................... 13,730.00
Borrowed .......................................... 21,000.00
Interest collected ..........................
5,644.90
Fines ..................................................
44.00
D ISBURSEM ENTS.
Stock lien notes purchased . . . . $ 1,350.00
Matured stock cancelled .......... 75,660.00
Profits on maturities .................. 22,130.55
Bills payable .................................. 21,000.00
Interest on bills payable ............
1,479.01
Salaries ..............................................
1,908.30
Office rent ......................................
75.00
Minor expenses ..............................
77.60
Cash Nov. 30, 1916 ........................
1,320.81
Total ................... $125,001.27
Total ................... $125,001.27
R E P O R T O F B A N K C O M M ISS IO N E R
144
LITTLE ROCK.
ARKANSAS BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION.
OFFICERS—O. P. Robinson, President; Max Mayer, Vice President; Arthur Cardwell,
Secretary.
DIRECTORS—O. P. Robinson, Max Mayer, Arthur Cardwell, J. E. Coates, Geo. Thorn
burgh, J. B. Bateman, G. H. Lyon, Gordon H. Campbell.
Statement of November 30, 1916.
ASSETS.
Cash ....................................................$ 33,869.8 l
First mortgages ..........: ............... 583,625.00
Stock loans ...................................... 21,118.05
Real estate ...................................... 74,988.25
Past due interest .......................... 44,405.86
Insurance and taxes paid for
borrowers ......................................
1,470.29
Furniture andfixtures .................
700.00
Miscellaneous
.............................
797.83
Total
...............................................$760,975.15
RECEIPTS.
Cash on hand Jan. 1, 1916 ........ $ 11,474.35
Payments on stock ...................... 171,882.63
Mortgages repaid .......................... 12'0,925.00
Stock loans repaid ........................ 21,978.00
Interest collected .......................... 50,362.95
Fines ..................................................
1,007.88
Transfer and pass books ..........
71.25
Rents collected ..............................
1,810.55
Ins. and taxes repaid ..................
343.35
1,622.91
Miscellaneous items ....................
T o ta l
$381,478.87
LIABILITIES.
Installment stock ...........................$500,375.20
Prepayment stock ........................ 108,725.00
Full .payment stock ...................... 12,150.00
Interest and dues paid in ad
vance ..............................................
1,538.33
Reserve fund ............ ' .................... 23,987.22
Miscellaneous ..................................
736.79
Undivided profits .......................... 113,462.61
Total
...............................................$760,975.15
DISBU RSEM EN TS.
Purchased:
First mortgages ........................$ 85,775.00
Stock lien notes ........................ 20,288.05
Cancellations:
Withdrawals ................................ 40,253.96
Matured stock ............................ 108,890.00
Profits:
3,891.58
On withdrawals ........................
On maturities .............................. 36,960.00
Dividends paid in cash ..............
7,114.16
Ins. and taxes paid for borrow
ers ....................................................
3,260.24
Bills payable .................................... 20,000.00
Interest on bills payable ..........
304.00
Real estate:
Purchased .................................. .
315.57
Improvements ..............................
35.00
Taxes and insurance ..............
2,890.22
Repairs ..........................................
296.38
Salaries:
Employees ....................................
8,322.50
Directors ......................................
1,312.50
Minor expenses ..............................
7,699.8.4
Cash Nov. 30, 1916 ...................... 33,869.87
T o ta l
$381,478.87
S T A T E OF A R K A N S A S
145
LITTLE ROCK.
TRAVELERS BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION.
OFFICERS—Joe Asher, President; Geo. E. Shelton, H. S. Spivey, Vice Presidents;
John M. Bracey, Secretary.
DIRECTORS—Joe Asher, Geo. E. Shelton, John M . Bracey, H. S. Spivey, S. C. Scull,
J. P. Waldenberger, William Birse, Sr., Geo. W. Clark, J. A. Lonergan.
Statement of November 30, 1916.
ASSETS.
Cash ....................................................$ 4,117.96
First mortgages .............................. 148,253.50
Stock loans ...................................... 19,864.93
Real estate ...................................... 14,594.47
Bills receivable ..............................
3,392.50
Past due interest ..........................
3,080.56
Insurance and taxes paid for
borrowers ......................................
559.66
Furniture and fixtures ..............
252.90
Miscellaneous ..................................
54.80
Total
...............................................$194,171.28
RECEIPTS.
Cash on hand Jan. 1, 1916 ........ $ 4,658.09
Payments on stock ...................... 65,939.77
Mortgages repaid .......................... 13,100.00
Stock loans repaid ...................... 19,488.00
Borrowed .......................................... 33,607.50
Interest collected .......................... 12,094.30
Fines ..................................................
181.02
46.15
Transfer and pass books ............
Rents collected ..............................
606.25
Insurance and taxes re p a id ....
1,341.77
Miscellaneous items ....................
1,096.18
T o ta l
.......................................................$152,159.03
LIABILITIES.
Installment stock ......................... $114,973.40
Prepayment stock ...................... 40,240.00
Full payment stock ......................
7,870.00
Interest and dues paid in ad
vance ..............................................
727.63
1,185.43
Due loans made ............................
Bills payable .................................. 20,107.50
Reserve funds ..................................
311.78
Miscellaneous ..................................
117.00
Undivided profits ..........................
8,638.54
Total
...............................................$194,171.28
DISBURSEM ENTS.
Purchased:
First mortgages ........................$ 41,641.12
Stock lien notes ........................ 20,994.23
Cancellations:
Withdrawals ................................
9,225.00
Matured stock ............................ 30,948.48
Profits:
538.19
On withdrawals ..........................
7,776.02
On maturities .......................
Dividends paid in cash ..............
854.33
Insurance and taxes paid
for
1,230.66
borrowers ......................................
Bills payable .................................. 25,390.00
Interest on bills payable ..........
1,255.86
Real estate:
Purchased ....................................
1,199.90
450.55
Improvements ............................
Taxes and insurance ..............
382.67
698.84
Repairs ..........................................
Salaries:
Employees ....................................
2,450.00
Directors .......................................
65.00
Office rent ......................................
165.00
Minor expenses ..............................
2,775.22
Cash Nov. 30, 1916 ........................
4,117.96
T o ta l
$152,159.03
146
R E P O R T O F B A N K C O M M IS S IO N E R
FORT SMITH.
HOME MUTUAL BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION
OFFICERS—I. Isaacson, President; Fred Schlueter, Vice President; Geo. H. Lyman,
Secretary; Geo. F. Youmans, Atty.; Aug. Reichert, Treasurer.
DIRECTORS— I. Isaacson, Fred Schlueter, Geo. H. Lyman, Geo. F. Youmans, Aug.
Reichert, Lewis Friedman, Jno. J. Guler, Allan Kennedy, H. P. Lyman.
Statement of November 30, 1916.
ASSETS.
Cash ....................................................$ 46,176.85
First mortgages ............................ 586,300.00
Stock loans ...................................... 51,275.00
Real estate ...................................... 15,919.97
Furniture andfixtures .................
211.10
Total
............................................. ,$699,882.92
RECEIPTS.
Cash on hand Jan. 1, 1916.......... $ 19,322.35
Payments on stock ...................... 98,605.20
Mortgages repaid .......................... 112,825.00
Stock loans repaid ...................... 144,700.00
3,617.52
From sale real estate ..................
Borrowed .......................................... 18,500.00
Interest collected .......................... 53,127.69
Fines ..................................................
1,546.30
Transfer and pass books . . . . . .
17.50
346.06
Rents collected ..............................
Insurnace and taxes repaid . . .
594.70
Miscellaneous items ......................
26.00
T o ta l
$453,228.32
LIABILITIE S.
Installment stock ...........................$504,849.60
Bills payable ..................................
7,000.00
Undivided profits .......................... 188,033.32
Total
............................................... $699,882.92
D ISBURSEM ENTS.
Purchased:
First mortgages ......................... $100,500.00
Stock lien notes ........................ 148,150.00
Cancellations:
28,176.00
Withdrawals ................................
MAtured stock ............................
65,590.80
Profits:
On withdrawals ..........................
7,008.38
On maturities ............................ 35,809.20
Insurance and taxes paid for
borrowers ......................................
465.84
Bills payable .................................. 11,500.00
Interest on bills payable ..........
46.66
Real estate:
Purchased ....................................
4,295.71
36.35
Improvements ............................
Taxes and insurance ..............
781.33
Repairs ..........................................
15.90
Salaries:
Employees .................................
3,758.26
Directors ........................................
222.50
Office rent ......................................
275.00
Minor expenses ..............................
419.54
Cash Nov. 30, 1916 ...................... 46,176.85
T o ta l
$453,228.32
ST A TE OF AR K A N SA S
147
LITTLE ROCK.
TH E PEOPLES BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION
OFFICERS— L. W. Cherry, President; L. B. Leigh, Vice President; J. H. Hollis, Secre
tary.
DIRECTORS—L. W. Cherry, L. B. Leigh, J. H. Hollis, J. E. Coates, W. H. Pem
berton, Ben J. Cagle.
Statement of November 30, 1916.
ASSETS.
Cash ....................................................$ 16,339.30
First mortgages ............................ 513,225.00
Stock loans ...................................... 16,580.67
Real estate ...................................... 12,416.19
Bills receivable .............................. 17,950.00
Past due interest ..........................
6,484.26
Insurance and taxes paid for
borrowers ......................................
533.09
Furniture and fixtures .........
900.00
Miscellaneous ..................................
713.46
Total
...............................................$585,141.97
RECEIPTS.
Cash on hand Jan. 1, 1916.......... $ 1,079.90
Payments on stock ...................... 160,569.06
Mortgages repaid .......................... 96,025.0w
Stock loans repaid .......................... 25,462.60
From sale real estate ..................
9,820.15
Borrowed .......................................... 22,690.42
Interest collected .......................... 49,785.08
Fines ..................................................
1,183.54'
Transfer and pass books .................
139.35
Rents collected ...................................
831.90
Insurance and taxes re p a id ....
1,015.00
Miscellaneous items .........................
385.99
Total
$368,987,99
LIABILITIE S.
Installment stock ........................... $377,199.22
Prepayment stock ........................ 161,561.80
Interest and dues paid in ad
1,494.89
vance ..............................................
Due loans made ............................
459.97
2',115.88
Bills payable ..................................
Reserve fund .................................. 28,195.91
Miscellaneous ..................................
4,245.90
Undivided profits ..........................
9,868.40
Total
...............................................$585,141.97
D ISBURSEM ENTS.
Purchased:
First mortgages .............................$105,700.03
Stock lien notes ........................ 32,181.27
Cancellations:
Withdrawals ................................ 56,009.00
Matured stock ............................ 61,140.65
8,564.96
Profits on withdrawals ..............
Dividends paid in cash ..............
5,771.14
Insurance and taxes paid for
borrowers ......................................
12.40
Bills payable .................................... 51,536.62
686.23
Interest on bills payable ..........
Real estate:
Purchased .................................... 15,511.79
Taxes and insurance ..............
112.66
Repairs ..........................................
151.81
Salaries:
Employees .................................... 11,076.91
Directors .......................................
1,680.00
Office rent ........................................
1,100.00
Minor expenses ..............................
1,413.22
Cash Nov. 2'0, 1916 ........................ 16,339.30
T o ta l
$368,987.99
148
[IM PORT O F B A N K C O M M IS S IO N E R
LITTLE ROCK.
TH E LADIES BUILDING AND SAVINGS ASSOCIATION
OFFICERS—Jas. J. Mandlebaum, President; Asa R. Bragg, Vice President; J. H. Bilheimer, Secretary.
DIRECTORS—Jas. J. Mandlebaum, Asa R. Bragg, J. H. Bilheimer, C. A. Pratt, Leo
Pfeifer, G. A. A. Deane, B. P. Kidd, C. K. Lincoln.
Statement of November 30, 1916.
ASSETS.
Cash ....................................................$ 16,024.66
First mortgages ............................ 350,775.00
Stock loans ...................................... -39,116.20
Real estate ...................................... 14,393.49
Past due interest ..........................
9,134.18
Insurance and taxes paid for
borrowers ......................................
1,274.64
Total
...................................
$430,718.07
RECEIPTS.
Cash on hand Jan. 1, 1916.......... $ 13,005.45
Payments on stock ...................... 138,272.50
Advance payment interest or
dues ................................................
2,281.50
Mortgages repaid ........................ 25,705.99
Stock loans repaid ........................ 77,606.91
Borrowed .......................................... 33,973.00
Interest collected ............................ 30,620.18
Expense assessment ....................
3,769.10
Fines ..................................................
621.88
Rents collected ..............................
934.00
Insurance and taxes repaid . . .
1,012.10
T o ta l
....................................................... $327,802.61
LIABILITIE S.
Installment stock ...........................$315,646.90
Prepayment stock ........................ 32,122.50
Interest and dues paid in ad
vance ..............................................
924.08
Due loans made ............................
1,113.45
Bills payable ..................................
500.00
Reserve fund ..................................
5,453.96
Undivided profits .......................... 74,957.18
Total
......................
$430,718.07
D ISBURSEM ENTS.
Purchased:
First mortgages ........................$ 51,825.70
Stock lien notes ........................ 61,690.91
Cancellations:
Withdrawals ................................ 16,149.00
Matured stock ............................ 105,970.00
Profits:
1,196.97
On withdrawals .........................
On maturities ............................. 27,449.33
Advance payments ......................
3,168.55
Insurance and taxes paid for
borrowers ......................................
1,298.17
Bills payable ................................. 35,973.00
Interest on bills payable ............
275.47
Real estate:
Taxes and insurance ..............
380.45
Repairs ..........................................
267.25
Salaries:
Employees ....................................
4,635.00
Directors ...............................
98.00
Office rent ........................................
385.00
Minor expenses ..............................
1,015.25
Cash Nov. 30, 1916 ...................... 16,024.56
T o ta l
....................................................... $327,802.61
149
S T A T E OF A R K A N S A S
LITTLE ROCK.
THE COMMONWEALTH BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION
OFFICERS—L. B. Leigh, President; W. L. Hemingway, Vice President; J. G. Leigh,
Secretary; Herman Kahn, Treasurer.
DIRECTORS— L. B. Leigh, W. L. Hemingway, J. G. Leigh, Herman Kahn, J. H. Hol
lis, F. D. Watkins.
Statement of November 30, 1916.
ASSETS.
Cash ....................................................$ 3,108.44
First mortgages ............................ 210,070.00
Stock loans ......................................
8,520.00
Real estate ......................................
2,736.65
Accounts receivable ....................
1,524.43
Bills receivable ..............................
1,318.27
Furniture and fixtures ................
400.25
Total
...............................................$227,678.04
RECEIPTS.
Cash on hand Jan. 1, 1916.......... $ 6,811.42
Payments on stock........................ 55,654.95
Advance payment interest or
dues .................................................. 15,250.00
Mortgages repaid .......................... 28,750.22,
Stock loans repaid ........................
8,457.00
Borrowed .......................................... 80,220.SO
Interest collected .......................... 17,938.97
Fines ..................................................
507.62
81.00
Transfer and pass books............
Rents collected ..............................
56.40
Insurance and taxes repaid . . .
25.50
Miscellaneous items ...................... 15,918.08
T o ta l
$229,676.96
LIABILITIES.
Installment stock ...........................$144,165.65
Prepayment stock ......................... 18,633.00
Full payment stock ...................... 21,775.00
Bills payable .................................. 20,420.00
Miscellaneous ..................................
216.31
Undivided profits .......................... 22,468.08
Total
...............................................$227,678.04
D ISBURSEM ENTS.
Purchased:
First mortgages ........................$ 60,147.72
Stock loans ..................................
9,540.20
Cancellations:
Withdrawals ................................ 43,269.1b
Matured stock ............................
638.13
Profits:
Withdrawals ................................
1,348.03
On maturities ..............................
2,555.00
Dividends paid in c a s h .................
1,334.90
Insurance and taxes paid for
borrowers ......................................
Bills payable ..................................
Interest on bills payable ..........
Real estate purchased ................
Employees’ salaries ....................
Office rent ......................................
Minor expenses ..............................
Cash Nov. 3 0 ....................................
33.30
84,847.80
1,333.03
2,752.09
715.00
275.00
17,774.22
3,108.44
T o ta l
$229,676.96
150
R E P O R T O P R A N K C O M M IS S IO N E R
LITTLE ROCK.
T H E AMERICAN BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION
OFFICERS—L. S. Smothers, President; Chas. S. Stifft, Vice President; W. L. Delony,
Secretary.
DIRECTORS—L. S. Smothers, Chas. S. Stifft, J. W . House, Geo. W. Rogers.
Statement of November 30, 1916.
ASSETS.
Cash .................................................... $ 2,461.64
First mortgages ............................ 737,660.00
Stock loans ...................................... 19,290.95
Real estate ...................................... 49,779.53
Bills receivable ..............................
1,781.32
Past due interest .......................... 14,308.57
Insurance and taxes paid for
borrowers ...................................... 14,495.99
Furniture and fixtures ................
500.00
Miscellaneous .................................. 19,031.14
LIABILITIES.
Installment stock ...........................$543,366.49
Prepayment stock ........................ 67,814.48
Full payment stock ...................... 200,150.00
Interest and dues paid in ad
3,080.60
vance ..............................................
Due loans made ............................
1,689.40
Reserve fund .................................... 40,276.54
Miscellaneous ..................................
543.54
Undivided Profits ..........................
2,388.09
Total
...............................................$859,309.14
Total ...............................................$859,309.14
RECEIPTS.
D ISBU R SEM E N TS.
®ash on hand Jan. 1, 1916.......... $ 5,311.93
Purchased:
Payments on stock ...................... 217,324.85
First mortgages ......................... $154,425.00
Advance payment interest or
43,535.51
Stock lien notes ........................
dues ................................................
8,645.30
Cancellations:
Mortgages repaid .......................... 173,030.00
Withdrawals ................................ 103,829.87
Stock loans repaid ........................ 53,408.81
Matured stock ............................ 195,325.00
From sale real estate ..................
2,924.41
Profits, on accounts .................... 26,699.11
Borrowed ..........................................
9,000.00
Dividends paid in cash .............. 14,746.88
Interest collected .......................... 73,657.56
Insurance and taxes paid for
Fines ....................................................
1,750.82
borrowers ......................................
2,148.17
Transfer and pass books ............
Bills payable ..................................
109.25
9,000.00
Rents collected ..............................
2,101.97
Interest on bills p a y a b le ...........
23.92
Real estate:
Insurance and taxes paid............................... 1,556.45
Miscellaneous items .................... 45,819.97
Purchased .................................... 13,132.51
Taxes and insurance ................
1,432.39
Repairs ..........................................
358.54
Salaries:
Employees ....................................
6,371.65
Directors ........................................
1,512.50
Office rent ......................................
660.00
Minor expenses .............................. 18,978.63
Cash Nov. 30, 1916..........................
2,461.64
Total ............. -... $594,641.32'
Total ..................$594,641.32
S T A T E OF ARK AN SA S
151
HOT SPRINGS.
T H E EQUITABLE BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION No. 1 (Permanent)
OFFICERS— E. F. Klein, President; W. S. Sorrells, Vice President; H. J, Lehman,
Secretary.
DIRECTORS— M. J. Henderson, S. P. Callings, Mrs. Ida S. O’Bryan, E. F. Klein,
W. S- Sorrells.
Statement of November 30, 1916.
ASSETS.
Cash ....................................................$ 1,294.06
First mortgages ............................ 110,647.41
Real estate ......................................
2,033.67
Bills receivable ..............................
2,575.00
Insurance and taxes paid for
borrowers ......................................
265.84
Miscellaneous ..................................
3,276.04
Total
...............................................$120,092.02
RECEIPTS.
Cash on hand Jan. 1, 1916.......... $
771.49
Payments on stock ......................
1,901.36
Mortgages repaid ............................ 25,836.56
Borrowed .......................................... 16,000.00
Interest collected ..........................
2,173.98
303.52
Miscellaneous items ....................
Total
..............................................$ 46,986.91
LIABILITIES.
Installment stock ..........................$ 65,170.21
Interest and dues paid in ad
vance .............................................. 15,088.21
Bills payable .................................. 29,920.00
Reserve fund ..................................
6,160.32
935.33
Miscellaneous ..................................
Undivided profits ..........................
2,817.95
Total
............................................... $120,092.02
D ISBURSEM ENTS.
Purchased:
First mortgages ........................$ 19,897.80
Stock lien notes ........................
300.00
Cancellations:
Withdrawals .......................
268.85
Matured stock ............................
2,578.84
Dividends paid in cash ..............
4,990.65
Bills payable .................................... 14,643.75
Interest on bills payable ............
1,350.30
Real estate:
Purchased ....................................
49.55
Taxes and insurance ..............
265.84
Salaries:
Employees ....................................
825.00
Directors ......................................
50.00
Office rent ......................................
121.00
Minor expenses ..............................
351.27
Cash Nov. 30, 1916 ........................
1,294.06
Total
.............................................. $ 46,986.91
FAYETTEVILLE.
T H E FA Y E TT E V IL L E NATIONAL BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION
OFFICERS—George T. Lake, President; H. K. Wade, Vice President; H. F. Reagan,
Secretary.
DIRECTORS—George T. Lake, H. K. Wade, H. F. Reagan, G. A. Hurst, J. L. Long.
C. W . Phillips, W. N. Yates, W . E. Duckworth.
Statement of November 30, 1916.
ASSETS.
Cash .....................................................$
First mortgages ............................
Stock loans ......................................
Real estate ......................................
Bills receivable ..............................
Insurance and taxes paid for
borrowers ......................................
Furniture and fixtures ..............
Total
7,262.24
9,800.00
220.00
4,000.00
2,302.00
108.52
150.50
...............................................$ 23,843.26
RECEIPTS.
Cash on hand Jan. 1, 1916..........,$
776.98
Payments on stock ......................
1,561.07
Mortgages repaid ..........................
673.40
Stock loans repaid ......................
250.00
Interest collected .........................
1,359.70
Fines ..................................................
47.00
Transfer and pass books ..........
1.00
Rents collected ..............................
65.50
Bills receivable repaid ..............
5,000.00
T o ta l
$
LIABILITIES.
Installment stock ........................ $ 8,354.34
Undivided profits .......................... 15,488.92
9,734.65
Total
.............. ; ............................. $ 23,843.26
DISBU RSEM E N TS.
Stock lien notes purchased ___ $
Cancellations:
Withdrawals ................................
Matured stock .......... .f...............
Insurance and taxes p'aid for
• borrowers ......................................
Taxes and insurance on real es
tate ..................................................
Salaries:
Employees ....................................
Directors ......................................
Minor expenses ..............................
Cash Nov. 30, 1916..........................
380.00
240.0v
155.09
7,262.24
$
9,734.65
T o ta l
350.00
50.00
1,000.00
108.52
188.80
152
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LITTLE ROCK.
T H E PULASKI BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION
OFFICERS—Aaron Frank, President; A. C. Read, Vice President; W. P. Gulley, Secre
tary; J. R. Vinson, Treasurer.
DIRECTORS—Aaron Frank, A. C. Read, W . P. Gulley, J ..R . Vinson, M. B. Sanders,
Fred Rossner, Jas. Lawson, R. C. Bright, S. T. Poe, J. H. Stanley.
Statement of November 30, 1916.
ASSETS.
Cash ....................................................$
384.86
First mortgages ............................ 37,300.00
2,926.00
Stock loans ......................................
Past due interest ..........................
82.40
Insurance and taxes paid for
borrowers ......................................
47.91
Miscellaneous ..................................
3.00
Total
..............................................$ 40,744.17
RECEIPTS.
Cash on hand Jan. 1, 1916.......... $
247.41
Payments on stock ...................... 12,600.96
Advance payment dues ..............
153.02
Mortgages repaid ........................
6,850.00
Stock loans repaid ........................
1,699.86
Borrowed ..........................................
5,000.00
Interest collected ..........................
2,785.11
Expense assessment ....................
413.30
Fines ..................................................
340.64
Insurance and taxes repaid........
134.07
Miscellaneous items ....................
181.78
Total ................................................$ 30,406.15
LIABILITIES.
Installment stock .......................... $ 35,894.73
Dues paid in advance ................
153.02'
Due loans made ............................
224.29
2,500.00
Bills payable ..................................
Reserve fund ..................................
173.08
Undivided profits ..........................
1,799.05
Total
.............................................. $ 40,744.17
DISBURSEM ENTS.
Purchased:
First mortgages ........................ $ 6,893.23
Stock lien notes ........................
3,609.50
Cancellations:
Withdrawals ................................
694.66
Matured stock ............................ 12,359.49
Insurance and taxes paid for
borrowers ......................................
131.17
Bills payable ..................................
4,700.00
Interest on bills payable ..........
151.57
Real estate:
Taxes and insurance ..............
21.2b
Sundry accounts ........................
173.28
Salaries:
950.00
Employees ....................................
Directors ......................................
57.00
Office rent ........................................
30.00
Minor expenses ..............................
250.13
Cash Nov. 30, 1916 ........................
384.86
Total ................................................ $ 30,406.15
FORT SMITH.
T H E PEOPLES BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION
OFFICERS—Hy Kuper, Jr., President; Jn< i. W. Morton, Vice President; A. N. Sicard,
Secretary.
DIRECTORS— Hy Kuper, Jno. W . Morton A. N. Sicard, B. A. Uptmoor, P. E. MeShane, Wm. Wegman, B. J. Dunn, H . C. Hoffman, J. G. Miller,
Statement of N
ber 30, 1916.
ASSETS.
Cash
..................................................$ 11,525.77
First mortgages ............................ 466,620.00
Stock loans ...................................... 17,540.00
Real estate ...................................... 13,157.59
Interest and premiums ................
100.48
Past due interest .........................
1,745.82
Insurance and taxes paid for
borrowers ......................................
1,486.01
Miscellaneous ..................................
3,638.79
Total
...............................................$515,814.46
RECEIPTS.
Cash on hand Jan. 1, 1916..........$ 8,256.42
Payments on stock and interest 139,687.40
Mortgages and stock loans re
paid .................................................. 22,915.00
From sale real estate ................
1,999.98
Borrowed .......... : .............................
62,957.24
Fines, interest and p rem ium s...
670.94
Insurance and taxes repaid . . .
2,059.25
Miscellaneous items .....................
880.83
T o ta l
$239,427.06
LIABILITIES.
Installment stock ........................... $398,281.55
Due loans made ............................
19.45
Bills payable .................................. 113,132.06
Reserve fund ..................................
4,381.40
Total
...............................................$515,814.46
DISBURSEM ENTS.
First mortgages and stock lien
notes purchased ........................ $ 59,209.60
Cancellations: Withdrawals and
matured stock
.......................... 83,812.47
Insurance and taxes paid for
borrowers ......................................
2,829.59
Bills payable .................................. 63,052.86
Interest on billspayable.................
5,743.74
Real estate purchased ................
7,992.09
Salaries:
Employees ....................................
1,650.00
Directors ......................................
922.40
Minor expenses ..............................
1,065.39
Cash Nov. 30, 1916 ........................ 11,525.77
Sundries ............................................
1,623.15
T o ta l
$239,427.06
state of
Arkansas
153
LITTLE ROCK.
THE YOUNG MEN’S BUILDING ASSOCIATION
OFFICERS—Geo. W. Clark, President;
G. Martin, Vice President; W. C. Tunnah,
Secretary.
DIRECTORS—Geo. W . Clark, H. G. Martin, W. C. Tunnah, Ed Cornish, J. N. Moxley, J. L. Schaer, W. R. Adcock, R. J. Lea.
Statement of November 30. 1916.
ASSETS.
Cash ....................................................$ 2,400.39
First mortgages ............................ 82,175.00
Bills receivable ..............................
1,494.65
Furniture and fixtures ..............
232.75
LIABILITIES.
Installment stock ..........................$ 71,291.50
Miscellaneous ..................................
18.72
Undivided profits .......................... 14,992.57
Total ..............................................$ 86,302.79
RECEIPTS.
Cash on hand Jan. 1, 1916..........$ 1,264.72
Payments on stock ...................... 20,888.00
Mortgages repaid .......................... 13,106.55
Stock loans repaid ........................
1,640.00
Borrowed .................................
6,000.00
Interest collected ..........................
5,776.07
Expense assessment ....................
774.20
Fines ..................................................
82.55
Insurance and taxes repaid . . .
16.04
42.27
Miscellaneous items ....................
Total .............................................. $ 86,302.79
DISBURSEM ENTS.
Purchased:
First mortgages ........................ $ 17,950.00
Stock hen notes ........................
1,165.00
Cancellations:
Withdrawals ................................
1,296.15
Matured stock
..........................
6,600.00
Bills payable .................................... 18,000.00
Interest on billspayable .............
227.63
Taxes and insurance on real es
tate ..................................................
31.95
Salaries:
Employees ....................................
1,375.00
Directors ......................................
94.00
275.00
Office rent ........................................
Minor expenses ..............................
175.28
Cash on hand Nov. 30, 1916 . . . .
2,400.39
Total
..............................................$ 49,590.40
Total
.............................................. $ 49,590.40
JONESBORO.
TH E YOUNG MEN’S BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION
OFFICERS—Y. A. Cole, Jr., President; G. W. Culberhouse, Vice President; G. G.
Brooks, Secretary; J. E. Parr, Treasurer.
D I RECTORS—H. A. Stroud, W . C. Haynes, W. M. Freeze, Z. B. Ballew, J. R. West,
J. F. Young.
Statement of November 30, 1916.
ASSETS.
Cash ..................................
First mortgages ..........
Stock loans ....................
Real estate ....................
Bills receivable ............
Past due interest ........
Furniture and fixtures
Total
789.07
80,627.80
9,203.35
600.00
59.11
643.75
119.99
..............................................$ 92,043.07
RECEIPTS.
Cash on hand Jan. 1, 1916.......... $ 1,871.26
Payments on stock ...................... 25,921.37
Mortgages repaid ..........................
1,312.50
Stock loans repaid ......................
330.00
Borrowed ..........................................
1,000.00
Fines ..................................................
98.49
113.50
Transfer and pass books ..........
Rents collected ..............................
30.00
Taxes repaid ..................................
4.50
T o ta l
30,6S1.62
LIABILITIES.
Installment stock
Undivided profits
T o ta l
87,160.17
4,882.90
92,043.07
DISBURSEM ENTS.
Purchased:
First mortgages ........................$ 15,677.0b
Stock lien notes ..........................
1,695.00
Cancellations ..................................
1,312.50
Bills payable ....................................
9,471.11
Interest on billspayable .............
469.15
Real estate ......................................
25.00
Improvements
...........................
4.50
Insurance ......................................
17.40
Repairs .......................
1.00
Salaries:
750.00
Employees ....................................
165.00
Directors ......................................
167.00
Minor expenses
...........................
137.8*
Cash Nov. 30, 1916 ......................
789.07
T o ta l
....................................................... $ 30,681.62
154
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TEXARKANA.
T H E TEXARKANA BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION
OFFICERS—N. P. Sanderson, President; F. W. Mullins, Vice President; Thos. H.
Simms, Secretary.
DIRECTORS—N. P. Sanderson, F. W. Mullins, Thos. H. Simms, W . H. Arnold, J. G.
Wood, Henry Moore, J. S. Ragland.
Statement of November 30, 1916.
ASSETS.
Cash ....................................................$ 8,368.88
First mortgages ............................ 290,080.71
Stock loans ...................................... 14,923.00
Real estate ....................................
7,291.36
Bills receivable ..............................
5,500.00
Insurance and taxes paid for
borrowers .....................................
1,270.11
346.34
Furniture and fixtures ..............
Miscellaneous ..................................
453.46
Total
...............................................$328,233.86
RECEIPTS.
Cash on hand Jan. 1, 1916.......... $
Payments on stock ......................
Mortgages repaid .........
Stock loans repaid . . . . , ..............
From sale real estate ...................
Borrowed ..........................................
Interest collected ..........................
Fines ..................................................
Insurance and taxes repaid . . .
Miscellaneous items ....................
Total
4,442.6/
77,456.50
80,286.17
5,960.00
1,754.00
84,110.00
28,429.78
1,155.00
2,841.24
15.50
............................................. $286,450.86
LIABILITIES.
Installment stock ...........................$234,481.25
300.60
Interest paid in advance ..........
Due loans made ............................
1,369.35
Bills payable ..................................
1,000.00
Reserve fund ..................................
1,013.4*
Miscellaneous .................................. 31,829.00
Undivided profits .......................... 58,240.22
Total
............................................... $328,233.86
DISBURSEM ENTS.
Purchased:
First mortgages .......................... $ 89,330.4i
Stock lien notes ........................
9,458.00
Cancellations:
Withdrawals ................................ ■ 14,281.50
Matured stock ............................ 50,900.00
Profits on withdrawals ..............
864.65
Insurance and taxes paid for
2,682.49
borrowers ......................................
Bills payable .................................. 96,947.50
Interest on bills payable ............
2,891.83
Real estate purchased ................
7,438.41
2,360.00
Empolyees’ salaries ......................
Office rent ......................................
300.00
Minor expenses ..............................
527.55
Cash Nov. 30, 1916 ........................
8,368.88
Scrip ....................................................
94.61
Total
.............................................. $286,450.86
BLYTHEVILLE.
T H E MISSISSIPPI COUNTY BUILDING AND ILOAN ASSOCIATION
OFFICERS—B. F. Gay, President; W. W. Hollipeter, Vice President; B. A. Lynch,
Secretary.
DIRECTORS—B. F. Gay, W . W . Hollipeter, B. A. Lynch, A. C. Lange, C. H. Windt,
I. Rosenthal, J. A. Mott, A. M. Butt. E. D. Ferguson.
Statement of November 30, 1916.
ASSETSCash ....................................................$ 1,954.59
First mortgages ............................ 54,950.00
Stock loans ......................................
6,753.50
944.15
Miscellaneous ..................................
Total
..............................................$ 64,602.24
RECEIPTS.
Cash on hand Jan. 1, 1918.......... $ 1,618.13
Payments on stock ...................... 14,548.00
Mortgages repaid .......................... 10,100.00
Stock loans repaid ........................
3,295.00
Interest collected ..........................
5,081.90
Fines ..................................................
76.30
\
T o ta l
34,719.33
LIABILITIES.
Installment stock .......................... $ 52,345.50
Undivided profits .......................... 12,256.74
Total
..............................................$ 64,602.24
DISBURSEM ENTS.
First mortgages ............................$ 23,000.00
Stock lien notes ..........
5,228.50
Cancellations: Withdrawals . . .
3,557.50
299.89
Profits on withdrawals ..............
Taxes on real estate ................
25.00
Salaries ..........................
550.00
Minor expenses ..........
103.85
Cash Nov. 30, 1916 .................... :.
1,954.59
T o ta l
$ 34,719.33
ST A T E OE A R K A N SA S
155
LITTLE ROCK.
T H E MECHANICS BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION
OFFICERS—A. H. Lange, President; P. F. Lenea, Vice President; Frank Wittenberg,
Secretary.
DIRECTORS—A. H. Lange, P. F. Lenea, Frank Wittenberg, E. E. Johnson.
Statement of November 30. 1916.
ASSETS.
Cash ....................................................$
91.24
First mortgages ............................ 14,150.00
Stock loans ......................................
1,160.00
Real estate ......................................
6,712.66
Past due interest ..........................
4,826.44
42'7.22
Furniture and fixtures ................
Total ..............................................$ 27,367.56
RECEIPTS.
Cash on hand Jan. 1, 1916..........$ 1,779.73
Payments on stock ......................
9,004.14
Mortgages repaid ..........................
9,250.00
975.00
Stock loans repaid ......................
Interest collected ..........................
225.78
Expense assessment ....................
1,108.75
Rents collected ..............................
107.40
22,450.80
Total
LIABILITIES.
Installment stock .......................... $ 3,568.09
883.11
Prepayment stock ........................
Full payment stock .................... 15,650.00
7,000.00
Bills payable ..................................
Reserve fund ..................................
86.07
Undivided profits ..........................
180.29
Total
.............................................. $ 27,367.56
DISBURSEM ENTS.
Stock lien notes purchased . . , . $
375.00
Cancellations:
Withdrawals ................................
2,293.03
Matured stock ............................ 12,445.05
Profits:
83.11
On withdrawals ..........................
On maturities ..............................
2,105.95
Dividends paid in cash . . . . ____
817.46
2,000.00
Bills payable ..................................
Interest on bills payable ..........
414.10
Taxes and insurance on real es
tate ..................................................
27.70
Salaries ..............................................
1,275.00
Office rent ........................................
185.00
Minor expenses ............................
339.16
Cash Nov. 30, 1916 ........................
91.24
Total
22,450.80
LITTLE ROCK.
THE STATE BUILDING ANiD LOAN ASSOCIATION
OFFICERS—J. B. Bateman, President; E. O. Bagley, Vice President; S. C. Bossinger,
Secretary.
DIRECTORS—J. B. Bateman, E. O. Bagley, S. C. Bossinger, H. E. Cunningham,
Fred E. Sutton, Lawrence Rudolph, C. E. Hayes.
Statement of November 30, 1916.
ASSETS.
Cash ....................................................$ 3,159.49
First mortgages ............................ 99,050.00
Stock loans ......................................
9,007.60
Real estate .........
2,898.23
Insurance and taxes paid for
borrowers .....................................
307.69
Furniture andfixtures .................
120.00
Miscellaneous ..................................
3,413.20
LIABILITIES.
Installment stock .......................... $ 76,052.51
Prepayment stock ........................ 24,960.15
Interest and dues paid in ad
vance ..............................................
813.20
Due loans made ............................
626.55
Bills payable .................................... 12,500.00
Reserve fund ..................................
1,348.24
Miscellaneous ..................................
1,655.56
Total .................................................$117,956.21
Total .................................................$117,956.21
RECEIPTS.
Cash on hand Jan. 1, 1916..........$ 1,056:39
Payments on stock ...................... 52,328.15
Advance payment interest or
dues ..................................................
2,546.90
Mortgages repaid .......................... 14,240.00
S|tock loans repaid .'....................
9,256.28
Borrowed .......................................... 53,500.00
Interest collected ..........................
6,690.26
Fines ..................................................
486.65
Insurance and taxes repaid . . .
774.31
Miscellaneous items ....................
263.77
T o ta l
$141,142.71
DISBURSEM ENTS.
Purchased:
First mortgages ........................$
Stock lien notes ........................
Cancellations:
Withdrawals ................................
Matured stock ............................
Profits:
On withdrawals ..........................
On maturities ............................
Dividends paid in cash ..............
Insurance and taxes paid for
borrowers ......................................
Bills payable ....................................
Interest on bills payable ............
Real estate:
Purchased ....................................
Taxes and insurance ................
Salaries:
Employees ....................................
Directors ......................................
Office rent ......................................
Minor expenses ..............................
Cash Nov. 30, 1916 ........................
T o ta l
23,800.00
6,791.00
24,945.33
20,750.00
531.27
647.72
1,145.43
1,044.82
52,000.00
685.69
2,898.23
111.88
1,705.00
96.00
275.00
555.85
3,159.*9
$141,142.71
R E P O R T O F B A N K C O M M IS S IO N E R
156
HELENA.
T H E PEOPLES BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION
OFFICERS—Greenfield Quarles, President; E. S. Ready, Vice President; Jacob Fink,
S 6 c r c t3 r y f
I
i
DIRECTORS—Greenfield Quarles, E. S. Ready, Jacob Fink, Eli Newman, D. T. Har
graves, R. C. Burke, A. N. Tanner, Lee Pendergrass, M. E. West.
Statement of November 30, 1916.
ASSETS.
Cash .............................. >....................$ 8,454.75
First mortgages ............................ 265,869.00
Past due interest ..........................
1,041.75
Insurance and taxes paid for
62.60
borrowers . . . ................................
Furniture and fixtures ................
100.00
Total
...............................................$275,528.10
RECEIPTS.
Cash on hand Jan. 1, 1916.......... $
816.65
Payments on stock .........
44,907.05
Mortgages repaid .......................... 137,305.10
From sale real estate .................. '
1,406.85
Interest collected .......................... 25,218.05
Fines ..................................................
237.20
Transfer and pass books ..........
26.45
Insurance and taxes r e p a id ....
23.00
Miscellaneous items
...............
69.75
Total
..............................................$210,010.10
LIABILITIES.
Installment stock ...........................$206,134.15
Miscellaneous ..................................
2.25
Undivided profits .......................... 69,391.70
Total
...............................................$275,528.10
DISBURSEM ENTS.
First mortgages purchased ....$142,914.40
Cancellations: Withdrawals . . .
11,516.40
Profits on maturities .................. 45,342.35
Insurance and taxes paid for
50.00
borrowers ......................................
Salaries:
Employees ....................................
795.00
Directors ........................................
587.50
Office rent and minor expenses
349.70
Cash Nov. 30, 1916 ......................
8,454.75
Total
.............................................. $210,010.10
FORT SMITH.
T H E SEBASTIAN BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION
OFFICERS—Rudolph Ney, President; W. H. Bruce, Vice President; C. W. L. Armour,
Secretary.
DIRECTORS—Rudolph Ney, W. H. Bruce, C. W. L. Armour, A. H. Morrow, John
Kerwin, Nat Dyke, Jr., O. E. Carnes, C. C. Calvert.
Statement of November 30. 1916.
ASSETS.
Cash ....................................................$ 1,380.31
First mortgages ............................ 46,111.20
Bills receivable ..............................
4,215.00
Past due interest ..........................
473.07
Insurance and taxes paid for
borrowers . . . . •..............................
10.08
Furniture and fixtures ..............
381.95
Miscellaneous ..................................
19.57
Total
..............................................$ 52,591.18
RECEIPTS.
Cash on hand Jan. 1, 1916.......... $
748.81
Payments on stock ...................... 11,320.80
Mortgages repaid ..........................
4,955.00
Stock loans repaid .............
3,954.00
Borrowed ..........................................
3,000.00
Interest collected ..........................
3,666.46
Fines ....................................................
76.25
Insurance and taxes repaid . . .
37.41
T o ta l
....................................................... $ 27,758.73
LIABILITIES.
Installment stock .......................... $ 40,704.40
Bills payable ..................................
5,500.00
Miscellaneous ..................................
18»Ov
Undivided profits ..........................
6,368.78
Total
.............................................. $ 52,591.18
DISBURSEM ENTS.
Purchased:
First mortgages ........................ $ 13,600.00
Stock lien notes ........................
4,429.00
Cancellations: Withdrawals . . .
4,895.40
361.21
Profits on withdrawals ..............
Insurance and taxes paid for
borrowers ......................................
38.23
Bills payable ....................................
2,000.00
Interest on bills payable ..........
430.88
Employees’ salaries ......................
335.00
Office rent ........................................
110.00
Minor expenses ..............................
178.70
Cash Nov. 30, 1916 ......................
1,380.31
T o ta l
....................................................... $ 27,758.73
157
S T A T E OF A R K A N S A S
HELENA.
T H E HOME MUTUAL BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION
OFFICERS—W. N. Straub, President; J. B. Butts, Vice President; Jos. C. Meyers,
0gc rctflry.
DIRECTORS—W. N. Straub, J. B. Butts, Jos. C. Meyers, Louis Solomon, S. S.
Faulkner, C. G. King, Hugh Martin, J. W. Clopton, E. M. Allen.
Statement of November 30, 1916.
ASSETS.
Cash ....................................................$ 21,069.43
First mortgages ............................ 565,100.00
Stock loans ...................................... 158,558.00
Real estate ......................................
2,074.31
4,980.75
Past due interest ..........................
Insurance and taxes paid for
borrowers ...............................
973.36
Furniture and fixtures ................
250.00
LIABILITIES.
Installment stock ...........................$569,977.75
Undivided profits .......................... 183,028.10
Total ...............................................$753,005.85
RECEIPTS
Cash on hand Jan. 1, 1916..........$ 20,040.69
Payments on stock
.................. 105,217.25
Mortgages repaid .......................... 106,485.10
Stock loans repaid ........................
2,600.00
From sale real estate ................
4,724.31
Interest collected .......................... 57,028.55
Fines ..................................................
521.40
Transfer and pass books ..........
55.c
152.90
Insurance and taxesrepaid..........
Miscellaneous items
..................
63.93
Total ...............................................$753,005.85
DISBURSEM ENTS.
Purchased:
First mortgages ........................$110,050.00
Stock lien notes ........................ 138,723.00
Cancellations: Withdrawals . . .
17,140.50
Profits on withdrawals ..............
2,919.94
Insurance and taxes paid for
borrowers ......................................
4,252.83
109.78
Repairs on real estate ................
Salaries:
Employees ....................................
1,375.00
Directors ........................................
1,160.Oil
89.65
Minor expenses ..............................
Cash Nov. 30, 1916 ...................... 21,069.43
Total
..............................................$296,890.13
Total
..............................................$296,890.13
LITTLE ROCK.
TH E MERCANTILE BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION
OFFICERS—A. Brizzolara, President; M. B. Sanders, Vice President; W. L. Heming
way, Secretary.
DIRECTORS—A. Brizzolara, M. B. Sanders, W . L. Hemingway, H. M. Trieber, F. J.
Ginocchio, F. Hotze, Max Heiman, W. G. Krist.
Statement cf November 30, 1916.
ASSETS.
Cash ....................................................$ 5,379.11
First mortgages ............................ 67,750.00
Stock loans ......................................
9,801.16
4,615.60
Real estate ...............................
Bills receivable .............................. 54,435.70
Past due interest ...........................
3,605.33
Insurance and taxes padi for
borrowers ......................................
101.87
Miscellaneous ...................
127.22
Total
...............................................$145,815.99
RECEIPTS.
Cash on hand Jan. 1. 1916..........$
Payments on stock ......................
Advance payment interest or
dues .................................
Mortgages repaid ..........................
Stock loans repaid ........................
Borrowed ..........................................
Interest collected ..........................
Expense assessment ....................
Fines ..................................................
Rents collected ..............................
Insurance and taxes r e p a id ....
Miscellaneous items ....................
Total
.....................
$145,815.99
DISBURSEM ENTS.
6,758.82
49,981.74
635.37
15,950.00
47,523.23
80,000.00
10,469.07
1,861.55
112.76
33.25
94.40
1,931.86
Total .... ............... $215,352.05
LIABILITIES.
Installment stock ...........................$105,370.50
Interest and dues paid in ad
vance ..............................................
40.00
Bills payable - .................................. 25,000.00
Reserve fund ..................................
284.57
Undivided profits .......................... 15,120.92
Purchased:
First mortgages ........................$
Stock lien notes ........................
Cancellations:
Withdrawals ................................
Matured stock ............................
Profits:
On withdrawals ........................
On maturities ..............................
Insurance and taxes paid for
borrowers ......................................
Bills payable ....................................
Interest on bills payable ..........
Salaries:
Employees ....................................
Directors ......................................
Minor expenses ..............................
Cash Nov. 30, 1916 ......................
Total
11,900.00
35,178.64
4,949.00
78,915.00
333.00
19,335.00
1.331.75
55,000.00
1,043.00
1,597.50
172.50
217.55
5,379.11
................... $215,352.05
R E P O R T OF B A N K C O M M ISS IO N E R
158
EUREKA SPRINGS.
TH E EUREKA SPRINGS LOAN AND IN V ES TM E N T COMPANY
OFFICERS—C. F. Ellis, President; R. G. Floyd, Vice President; Russ D. Wilson, Sec
retary; Russ D. Wilson, Treasurer.
DIRECTORS—R. G. Floyd, C. F. Ellis, F. O. Butt, J. W . True, F. L. Allen, Z. P.
Freeman, Fred Puckett, Russ D. Wilson, Geo. W. Nichoalds.
Statement of November 30, 1916.
ASSETS.
Cash ........
First mortgages ----Stock loans ................
Real estate ................
Bills receivable ........
Insurance and taxes paid
borrowers ................
223.30
9,561.25
2,950.00
600.00
58.18
8.495.64
2.672.64
26.10
1,500.00
704.65
for
6.30
Total
..............................................$ 13,399.03
RECEIPTS.
Cash on hand Jan. 1, 1916........ . $
116.29
2,128.62
Payments on stock ......................
Mortgages repaid ..........................
3,921.82
Interest collected ..........................
1,166.58
Fines ....................................................
43.70
Transfer and pass books ..........
35.00
Rents collected ..............................
8.00
Insurance and taxes re p a id ....
14.81
Miscellaneous items
..............
25.10
Total
LIABILITIE S.
Installment stock ..
Full payment stock
Due loans made . . .
Bills payable ..........
Undivided profits ..
..............................................$
7,459.98
.............................................. $ 13,399.03
DISBURSEM ENTS.
Purchased:
First mortgages ........................ $ 2,501.25
Stock lien notes ........................
730.00
Cancellations:
Withdrawals ....................
2,041.77
Ma.tured stock . . . 1 ....................
948.35
Dividends paid in cash ..............
131.59
Insurance and taxes paid for
8.10
borrowers ......................................
Bills payable ..................................
500.00
Interest on bills payable ..........
103.33
Taxes and insurance on real es
tate ..................................................
46.90
Employees’ salaries ......................
175.00
Minor expenses ..............................
50.39
223.30
Cash Nov. 30, 1916 .........................
Total
Total
............................................... $
7,459.98
TEXARKANA.
T H E GATE C ITY BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION
OFFICERS—R, J. O'Dwyer, President; E. F. Burk, Vice President; F. W. Offenhauser,
Secretary.
DIRECTORS—R- J- O’Dwyer, E. F. Burk. F. W . Offenhauser, W . A. McCartney,
W . A. Robinson, Otto Hoffman, Louis Heilbron, W . H. Arnold, John P. Kline.
Statement of November 30, 1916.
ASSETS.
Cash ....................................................$ 14,896.16
First mortgages ............................ 499,743.35
Stock loans ...................................... 11,345.00
Real estate ...................................... 22,010.52'
Past due interest ..........................
4,260.65
Insurance and taxes paid for
borrowers ......................................
359.36
Total
.................. , .........................$552,615.04
RECEIPTS.
Cash on hand Jan. 1, 1916.......... $
780.11
Payments on stock ...................... 123,902.25
Mortgages and stock loans re
paid .................................................. 93.400.00
Borrowed .......................................... 61,518.54
Interest collected .......................... 43,474.50
Fines ..................................................
462.50
Rents collected ..............................
501.37
Insurance and taxes repaid . . . .
365.44
Total
$324,404.71
LIABILITIE S.
Installment stock ........................... $376,855.10
Bills payable .................................... 93,400.00
Rents ..................................................
501.37
Undivided profits .......................... 81,858.57
............................................... $552,615.04
DISBURSEM ENTS.
First mortgages and stock lien
notes purchased ......................... $147,079.77
Cancellations: Matured sto ck .. 87,442.00
Insurance and taxes paid for
borrowers ......................................
359.37
Bills payable .................................... 68,143.00
Interest on bills payable............
3,220.56
Salaries:
Employees ....................................
3,000.00
Directors ......................................
72.00
Office rent ......................................
90.00
Minor expenses ..............................
101.85
Cash Nov. 25, 1916 ........................ 14,896.16
Total
Total
$324,404.71
ST A TE OP ARKANSAS
159
NASHVILLE.
T H E C ITIZENS BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION
OFFICERS—James I. Latimer, President; J. S. Hopkins, Vice President; A. B. Clark,
Secretary.
DIRECTORS—James I. Latimer, J. S. Hopkins, A. B. Clark, W . M . Gibson, H. B.
Corruth, R. T. Adams, J. G. Sain.
Statement of November SO, 1916.
ASSETS.
Cash ....................................................$ 2,474.13
First mortgages ............................ 41,400.00
Stock loans ......................................
3,675.00
Real estate .....................................
2,805.00
Bills receivable .............................
150.00
Past due interest .......................
125.13
Furniture and fixtures ..............
80.00
Total
..............................................$ 50,709.26
RECEIPTS.
Cash on hand Jan. 1, 1916.......... $ 2,386.65
Payments on stock ...................... 10,739.45
Mortgages repaid .......................... 15,000.00
Stock loans repaid ......................
2,295.00
Interest collected ..........................
4,775.58
Fines ..................................................
181.86
64.17
Miscellaneous items ......................
Total
..............................................$ 35,442.71
LIABILITIES.
Installment stock .......................... $ 50,582.61
Miscellaneous ..................................
126.65
Total
..............................................$ 50,709.26
DISBURSEM ENTS.
Purchased:
First mortgages ........................$
Stock lien notes ............................
Cancellations:
Withdrawals ................................
Matured stock ............................
Profits:
On maturities ............................
Interest on bills payable, over
drafts ..............................................
Real estate ......................................
Salaries:
President and secretary ........
Directors ........................................
Other expenses ..................
Cash Nov. 30, 1916 ........................
Total
9,500.00
3,610.00
8,228.45
8,050.00
10.00
30.31
2,805.00
616.84
52.00
65.98
2,474.13
.............................................. $ 35,442.71
JONESBORO.
TH E JONESBORO BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION
OFFICERS—V. C. Pettie, President; J. H. Little, Vice President; J. V. Bell, Secre
tary.
DIRECTORS—V. C. Pettie, J. H. Little, J. V. Bell, J. C. Hawthorne, C. B. Gregg,
J. R. Gregson, D. T. Rogers, J. H. Hawthorne, J. E. McKee.
Statement of November 30. 1916.
ASSETS.
Cash ....................................................$ 18,160.92
First mortgages ............................ 302,515.25
Stock loans .............................
4,850.00
Bills receivable .............................. 19,000.00
Insurance and taxes paid for
borrowers ......................................
386.83
Furniture and fixtures ..............
150.00
Miscellaneous ..................................
207.00
Total
...............................................$345,270.00
RECEIPTS.
Cash on hand Jan. 1, 1916..........$
Payments on stock ......................
Mortgages repaid ..........................
Stock loans repaid ........................
Borrowed ..........................................
Interest collected ..........................
Fines ..................................................
Transfer and pass books ..........
Miscellaneous items ....................
Premium ..........................................
14,286.70
56,530.83
9,295.00
2,100.00
14,000.00
26,324.64
1,100.00
50.50
272.43
3,300.00
Total ....................$127,260.10
LIABILITIES.
Installment stock ...........................$260,032.02
Miscellaneous ..................................
904.58
Undivided profits .......................... 84,333.40
Total
...............................................$345,270.00
DISBURSEM ENTS.
Purchased:
First mortgages ........................ $
Stock lien notes ........................
Cancellations: Withdrawals . . .
Dividends paid in cash ................
Bills payable ..................................
Interest on bills payable ..........
Employees’ salaries ....................
Office rent ........................................
Minor expenses ..............................
Cash Nov. 30, 1916 ........................
41,760.00
11,200.00
10,606.92
3,854.93
39,000.00
177.33
2,035.00
165.00
300.00
18,160.92
Total ................... $127,260.10
160
R E P O R T O F B A N K C O M M IS S IO N E R
BATESVILLE,
T H E BATESVILLE BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION
OFFICERS—H. C. Wade, President; T. J. Walbert, Vice President; Chas. Mosby,
Secretary.
DIRECTORS— H. C. Wade, T. J. Walbert, Chas. Mosley, N. A. Adler, Jno. L. Wolf.
A. D. Swift, H. M. Kennerly, W . L. Landers, L. F. Ruder, C. F. Cole, Jno. G.
Erwin.
Statement of November 30, 1916.
ASSETS.
Cash ....................................................$ 3,326.62
First mortgages ............................ 46,300.00
Stock loans ......................................
4,741.50
Bills receivable ...............
265.00
Past due interest ..........................
162.42
Total
..............................................$ 54,795.54
RECEIPTS.
Cash on hand Jan. 1, 1916..........$ 1,095.47
Payments on stock ...................... 13,373.00
Mortgages repaid ..........................
3,550.00
625.00
Stock loans repaid ........................
Interest collected ........................
3,850.60
22,494.07
Total
LIABILITIES.
Installment stock ..........................$ 47,374.53
Undivided profits ..........................
7,421.01
Total
................ '.............................$ 54,795.51
DISBURSEM ENTS.
Purchased:
First mortgages ........................ $ 15,175.00
Stock lien notes ........................
2,721.50
Cancellations: Withdrawals . . .
939.47
Salaries ..............................................
260.00
Minor expenses ............................
71.48
3,326.62
Cash Nov. 30, 1916 ........................
22,494.07
Total
LITTLE ROCK.
T H E CITIZENS BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION
OFFICERS—Fred. Rossner, President; Aaron Frank, Vice President; R. W. Porter,
Secretary.
DIRECTORS—Fred Rossner, Aaron Frank, R. W . Porter, Wm. S. Mitchell, Chas. E.
Taylor, A. B. Poe, G. W . Caron.
Statement of November 30, 1916.
ASSETS.
Cash ....................................................i ; 2,512.18
First mortgages ............................ 138,150.00
Stock loans ...................................... 13,076.46
7,043.89
Real estate ......................................
5,313.96
Past due interest ..........................
Insurance and taxes paid for
154.85
borrowers ......................................
2,572.01
Miscellaneous ..................................
Total
...............................................$168,823.35
RECEIPTS.
Cash on hand Jan. 1, 1916..........$
Payments on stock ......................
Advance payment interest or
dues ..................................................
Mortgages repaid ..........................
Stock loans repaid ......................
Borrowed ..........................................
Interest collected ..........................
Expense assessment ....................
Fines ..................................................
Rents collected ..............................
Total
5,806.85
49,413.2‘0
2,939.63
14,250.00
19,208.43
28,166.17
9,384.78
1,648.60
58.53
56.80
$130,932.99
LIABILITIES.
Installment stock ..........................$110,662.00
8,600.00
Full payment stock ............ ..........
Interest and dues paid in ad
vance ..............................................
261.29
Due loans made ............................
3,886.96
Bills payable .................................... 14,666.17
Reserve fund ..................................
460.47
Miscellaneous ..................................
1,010.34
Undivided profits ..........................
29,276.12
Total
............................................... $168,823.35
DISBURSEM ENTS.
Purchased:
First mortgages ........................$
Stock lien notes ........................
Cancellations:
Withdrawals ................................
Matured stock
..........................
Profits:
On withdrawals ........................
On maturities ............................
Insurance and taxes paid for
borrowers ......................................
Bills payable .................................
Interest on billspayable .............
Real estate:
Taxes and insurance ..............
Repairs ..........................................
Salaries:
Employees ....................................
Directors ........................................
Office rent ........................................
Minor expenses
...........................
Cash Nov. 30, 1916 ......................
Total
30,025.00
15,178.94
4,392.63
43,134.00
301.33
10,966.00
2,975.74
16,858.00
1,842.84
74.76
61.55
2,120.00
80.00
90.00
820.02
2,012.18
$130,932.99
S T A T E OF A R K A N S A S
161
HELENA.
T H E HELENA BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION
OFFICERS—S. Straub, President; Jos. Truemper, Vice President; E. R. Crum, Secre
tary.
DIRECTORS—S. Straub, Jos. Truemper, Wellford White, B. M. Isaacs, G. T . Updegraff, G. L. Davidson, S. W. Tappan, H. E. McRae, W . R. Satterfield.
Statement of November 30, 1916.
ASSETS.
Cash ....................................................$ 4,109.12
First mortgages ............................ 118,365.00
Stock loans ......................................
3,610.00
223.80
Past due interest ..........................
Total
........ .'................................... $126,307.92
RECEIPTS.
Cash on hand Jan. 1, 1916..........$ 3,864.09
Payments on stock ...................... 21,659.00
Mortgages repaid ..........................
7,987.30
Stock loans repaid ......................
760.00
Borrowed .......................................... 10,000.00
Interest collected ..........................
8,625.34
Fines ..................................................
84.45
Transfer and pass books ..........
26.00
Total
..............................................$ 53,006.13
LIABILITIES.
Installment stock ..........................$ 89,583.16
Bills payable .................................. 15,200.00
Undivided profits .......................... 21,524.82
Total
............................................... $126,307.92
DISBURSEM ENTS.
Purchased:
First mortgages ........................$ 22,315.00
Stock lien notse ........................
1,960.00
Cancellations:
Withdrawals ................................
4,793.75
Matured stock ............................
5,150.00
Profits on withdrawals ..............
331.34
Bills payable .................................... 12,700.00
Interest on bills payable ............
1,015.32
Salaries:
385.00
Employees ....................................
Directors ........................................
98.00
Minor expenses ..............................
143.65
Cash Nov. 30, 1916..........................
4,109.12
Total
..............................................$ 53,006.18
BATESVILLE.
T H E PEOPLES BUILDING AND SAVINGS ASSOCIATION
OFFICERS—D. D. Adams, President; C. D. Metcalf, Secretary.
DIRECTORS—D. D. Adams, C. D. Metcalf, H. Schott, J. C. Fitzhugh, J. W . Glenn,
J. Rich, C. C. Fitzhugh, F. P. Albright, S. M. Casey.
Statement of November 30, 1916.
ASSETS.
Cash ....................................................$ 2,636.32
First mortgages ............................ 31,965.05
Stock loans ......................................
6,839.45
Real estate ......................................
391.06
Insurance and taxes paid .for
borrowers ......................................
10.00
Total
..............................................$ 41,841.88
RECEIPTS.
Cash on hand Jan. 1, 1916..........$ 3,695.28
Payments on stock ...................... 12,766.50
Mortgages repaid ..........................
4,939.29
Stock loans repaid ........................
2,813.50
Interest collected ..........................
3,100.31
Rents collected ..............................
2.60
Insurance and taxes repaid . . .
120.60
Miscellaneous items ....................
45.90
Total
$ 27,483.98,
LIABILITIES.
Installment stock .......................... $ 35,652.00
Undivided profits ..........................
6,189.88
Total
............................................. $ 41,841.88
DISBURSEM ENTS.
Purchased:
First mortgages ....................... $ 6,891.16
Stock lien notes ........................
7,206.00
Cancellations: Withdrawals . . .
3,300.00
Insurance and taxes paid for
borrowers ...........................
2.50
Bills payable ..................................
7,000.00
Interest on bills payable ..........
164.33
Taxes and insurance on real es
tate ..................................................
11.11
.Employees’ salaries ....................
220.00
Minor expenses ..............................
52.56
Cash Nov. 30, 1916 ........................
2,636.32
Total ................... $ 27,483.98
R E P O R T OP B A N K C O M M IS S IO N E R
162
LITTLE ROOK.
T H E EQUITABLE BUILDING ANlD LOAN ASSOCIATION (Perpetual)
OFFICERS— E. T. Reaves, President; O. P. Robinson, Vice President; R. W. Rightsell,
Secretary.
DIRECTORS— E. T. Reaves, O. P. Robinson, R. W . Rightsell, J. W . House, B. W .
Torreyson( Alex M. Keith, R. W. Rightsell.
Statement of November 30, 1916.
ASSETS.
Cash ....................................................$ 4,276.14
First mortgages ............................ 72,550.00
Stock loans ......................................
7,803.80
Real estate ...................................... 14,598.34
Bills receivable ..............................
1,042.00
Past due interest ........................
4,913.90
Insurance and taxes paid for
borrowers ......................................
310.54
Furniture and fixtures ................
253.50
Miscellaneous ..................................
522.44
Total
...............................................$106,270.66
RECEIPTS.
Cash on hand Jan. 1, 1916..........$
Payments on stock ......................
Advance payments interest or
dues ................................................
Mortgages repaid ..........................
Stock loans repaid ........................
From sale real estate ..................
Interest collected ..........................
Expense assessment ....................
Fines ..................................................
Rents collected ..............................
Insurance and taxes repaid........
Miscellaneous items ....................
Total ..... 79,072.82
13,512.78
30,100.39
10,113.41
7,622.50
10,805.78
108.00
5,370.31
1,065.35
66.85
242.50
45.45
19.50
LIABILITIES.
Installment stock .......................... $ 78,064.86
Interest and dues paid in ad
vance ..............................................
9,637.02
Due loans made ............................
600.00
Reserve fund ..................................
2,782.05
Miscellaneous ................................
270.16
Undivided profits .......................... 14,916.57
Total
............................................... $106,270.66
DISBURSEM ENTS.
Purchased:
First mortgages ........................ $ 23,513.60
Stock lien notes .......................... 12,654.14
Cancellations:
Withdrawals ................................
7,480.00
Matured stock ..............
22,322.50
Profits:
372.42
On withdrawals ...............
On maturities ............................
5,677.50
Dividends paid in cash ...........
80.05
Insurance and taxes paid for
borrowers ......................................
125.58
Real- estate:
Purchased ....................................
474.95
Taxes and insurance ..............
273.58
Salaries:
Employees ....................................
1,180.00
Directors ......................................
235.00
407.41
Minor expenses ..............................
Cash Nov. 30, 1916 ........................
4,276.14
Total .............79,072.82
163
S T A T E OP A R K A N S A S
LITTLE ROCK.
TH E GERMAN AMERICAN BUILDING ASSOCIATION (Perpetual)
OFFICERS—Fred Rossner, President; H. G. Martin, Vice President; L. E. Walther,
Secretary.
DIRECTORS—Fred Rossner, H. G. Martin, L. E. Walther.
Statement of November 30, 1916.
ASSETS.
Cash ....................................................$ 3,881.38
First mortgages ............................ 76,175.00
Stock loans, Cont............................
1,824.00
Real estate ......................................
9,248.20
Bills receivable ...........
21,258.00
Past due interest ..........................
8,321.56
Insurance and taxes paid for
572.41
borrowers .................
Furniture and fixtures ..............
354.80
Miscellaneous ..................................
113.55
Total
...............................................$121,748.90
RECEIPTS.
Cash on hand Jan. 1. 1916..........$ 1,548.34
Payments on stock ...................... 24,620.33
Advance payment interest or
dues ................................................
51.00
Mortgages repaid ..........................
2',686.00
Stock loans repaid ........................
2,621.20
Borrowed .......................................... 13,500.00
Interest collected ..........................
5,832.05
Expense assessment ....................
916.30
Fines ..................................................
211.86
Transfer and pass books ..........
24.00
Rents collected ..............................
265.45
Insurance and taxes repaid . . . .
189.41
Miscellaneous items ....................
92.42
Total
$ 52,558.36
LIABILITIES.
Installment stock .......................... $ 97,409.28
Interest and dues paid in ad
vance ..............................................
51.00
Bills payable .................................... 19,146.00
Miscellaneous ..................................
141.96
Undivided profits ..........................
5,000.66
Total
...............................................$121,748.90
DISBURSEM ENTS.
Purchased:
First mortgages ........................ $ 17,000.00
Stock lien notes ........................
5,056.00
Cancellations:
2,880.00
Withdrawals .............
Matured stock ............................ 12,150.00
Profits on withdrawals ..............
266.50
Insurance and taxes paid for
borrowers ......................................
574.82
4,500.00
Bills payable ..................................
Interest on bills payable ..........
895.70
Real estate:
Purchased ....................................
3,575.00
Pass books ..................................
87.00
121.56
Taxes and insurance ..............
Employees’ salaries .......................
1,385.00
Directors .............
90.00
Minor expenses ..............................
95.4t
Cash Nov. 30, 1916 ......................
3,881.38
Total
$ 52.558.36
R E P O R T O F B A N K C O M M IS S IO N E R
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LITTLE ROCK.
TH E CAPITAL BUILDING ASSOCIATION (Perpetual)
OFFICERS—Charles S. Stifft, President; L. B. Leigh, Vice President;; V. Sugarman,
Secretary.
DIRECTORS—Charles S. Stifft, L. B. Leigh, V. Sugarman, A. D. Cohn, G. N. Peay,
J. F. Loughborough, S. L. Kahn, R. W. Poik, J. A. Ginocchio.
Statement of November 30. 1916.
ASSETS.
Cash ....................................................$ 9,756.49
First mortgages .............................. 200,751.07
Stock loans ...................................... 27,225.75
Real estate ........................................ 24,286.96
Past due interest .......................... 14,337.6b
Insurance and taxes paid for
borrowers ......................................
963.39
Furniture and fixtures ..............
279.15
Miscellaneous ..................................
1,801.33
LIABILITIES.
Installment stock ...........................$249,868.78
Interest and dues paid in ad
vance .............................................
562.61
Bills payable .................................... 25,500.00
2,500.00
Reserve fund ..................................
Miscellaneous ..................................
963.59
6.82
Undivided profits ..........................
Total ...............................................$279,401.80
RECEIPTS.
Cash on hand Jan. 1, 1916.......... $ 3,520.03
Payments on stock ...................... 73,895.00
Mortgages repaid .......................... 66,500.00
Stock loans repaid ........................ 19,918.90
Borrowed ....................•..................... 11,000.00
Interest collected .......................... 14,996.90
Expense assessment .................... z2,661.60
Fines ..................................................
19.91
Rents collected ..............................
583.33
Insurance and taxes repaid . . .
329.85
Miscellaneous items ....................
586.42
Total ..............................................$279,401.80
DISBURSEM ENTS.
Purchased:
First mortgages ........................$ 9,300.00
Stock lien notes ........................ 17,930.75
Cancellations:
Withdrawals ................................ 61,350.00
Matured stock ............................ 70,366.00
Insurance and taxes paid for
borrowers ......................................
570.69
Bills payable .................................. 23,500.00
Interest on bills payable ............
2,273.45
Taxes and insurance on real es
tate ............................
540.10
Salaries:
2', 750.00
Employees ....................................
Directors ......................................
99.00
Office rent ........................................
250.00
Minor expenses ..............................
292.73
Cash Nov. 30, 1916 ........................
4,789.22
Total
............................'.............. $194,011.94
Total
............................................ $194,011.94
PARAGOULD.
T H E PARAGOULD BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION
OFFICERS—A. A. Knox, President; Sam McHaney, Vice President; C. W. Highfill,
Secretary; C. W. Highfill, Treasurer; J. M . Futrell, Attorney; Wm. F. Kirsch,
Attorney.
DIRECTORS—-A. A. Knox, Sam McHaney, C. W. Highfill, Jno. G. Meiser, H. S. Trice,
R. W . Meriwether, Jos. R. Bertig.
Statement of November 30. 1916.
ASSETS.
Cash ....................................................$ 1,058.19
First mortgages ............................ 19,825.00
Stock loans ......................................
215.00
Past due interest ..........................
89.98
Paid for borrowers ......................
18.50
Miscellaneous items ....................
254.57
Total
..............................................$ 21,461.24
RECEIPTS.
Cash on hand Jan. 1. 1916.......... $ 2,618.77
Payment on stock .........................
6,035.52
Borrowed ..........................................
5,750.00
Interest collected ..........................
1,380.83
Fines ..................................................
2.09
Total
$ 15,787.21
LIABILITIE S.
Installment stock .......................... $ 15,711.24
Bills payable ..................................
5,750.00
Total
.............................................. $ 21,461.24
DISBURSEM ENTS.
Purchased:
First mortgages ........................
5,975.00
Stock lien notes ........................
215.00
Cancellations: Withdrawals . . .
2,020.00
Profits on withdrawals
............
241.85
Insurance and taxes paid for
borrowers ......................................
18.50
Bills payable ..................................
5,750.00
Interest on bills payable ..........
136.78
Employees’ salaries ......................
230.00
Minor expenses ..............................
141.89
Cash on hand Nov. 30, 1916____
1,058.19
Total
$ 15,-787.21
S T A T E OF A R K A N S A S
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LITTLE ROCK.
TH E SECURITY BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION
OFFICERS—Harry Lasker, President; George B. Rose, Vice President; Emmet Morris,
Secretary.
DIRECTORS—J. T. Jarrell, M. J. Ringelhaupt, Dave W . Kempner, Henry Lasker,
M. L. Altheimer, Fred W . Allsopp, J. S. Maloney, R. W. Newell, Harry Lasker,
George B. Rose, Emmet Morris.
Statement of November 30, 1916.
ASSETS.
Cash ................................................... $ 3,111.09
First mortgages ............................ 14,725.00
Stock loans ......................................
130.00
Insurance and taxes paid for
borrowers ......................................
9.00
Furniture andfixtures .................
5.35
..............................
177.60
Miscellaneous
Total
..............................................$ 18,158.04
RECEIPTS.
Cash on hand Jan. 1, 1916..........$ 1,005.51
Payments on stock ...................... 11,115.91
Advance payment interest or
dues ................................................
50.0o
Mortgages repaid ........................
2,000.00
Stock loans repaid ........................
280.00
Interest collected ..........................
665.66
Expense assessment ....................
163.55
Insurance and taxes repaid . . .
3.00
Total
............................................. $ 15,283.63
L IA B IL IT IE S .
Installment stock ........................$ 17,413.00
Interest and dues paid in ad
vance ..............................................
50.00
Miscellaneous ..................................
15.00
Undivided profits ...............................
680.04
Total
......................................... ..$ 18,158.04
DISBURSEM ENTS.
Purchased:
First mortgages •........................$
Stock lien notes ........................
Cancellations: Withdrawals . . .
Insurance and taxes paid for
borrowers ......................................
Bills payable ..................................
Interest on bills payable ..........
Taxes and insurance on real es
tate ..................................................
Directors’ salaries ........................
Minor expenses ..............................
Cash Nov. 30, 1916 ......................
Total
8,750.00
350.00
623.00
12.00
2,200.00
1.75
25.00
44.00
166.79
3,111.09
..............................................$ 15,283.63
HOT SPRINGS.
TH E ARKANSAS SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION (Permanent)
OFFICERS—J. A. Smith, President; J. A. Stallcup, Vice President; H. A. Whittington,
Secretary.
DIRECTORS—J. A. Smith, J. A. Stallcup, H. A Whittington, C. J. Horner, J. T.
Jones, E. R. Howlett, G. A. Callahan, S. Bieauenstiet.
Statement of November 30, 1916.
ASSETS.
Cash .................................................... $ 1,669.99
First mortgages ............................ 33,961.92
Stock loans ......................................
90.00
Furniture andfixtures .................
705.38
Miscellaneous
..............................
942.07
Total
..................; . ....................... $ 37,369.36
RECEIPTS.
Cash on hand ..................................$
Payments on stock ......................
Mortgages repaid ..........................
Interest collected ..........................
Total
1,949.11
7,338.50
6,448.93
22.31
$ 15,758.85
LIABILITIES.
Installment stock .......................... $ 14,655.00
Prepayment stock ........................ 11,925.00
Interest and dues paid in ad
vance ..............................................
2,234.10
Due loans made ............................
8,345.26
Bills payable ..................................
210.00
Total
............................................. $ 37,369.36
DISBURSEM ENTS.
Purchased:
First mortgages ....................... $ 11,200.00
Stock lien notes ........................
90.00
Cancellations: Withdrawals . . .
382.00
Profits on maturities ..................
1,400.00
Interest on bills payable ..........
74.79
Taxes and insurance on real es
tate ..................................................
25.00
Employees’ salaries ....................
825.00
Minor expenses ..............................
92.07
Cash Nov. 30, 1916 ........................
1,669.99
Total
$ 15,758.85
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DENVER, COLO.
T H E MIDLAND SAVINGS AND LOAN COMPANY
OFFICERS—F. E. Carringer, President; C. C. St. Clair, Vice President; Fred’k W.
Carringer, Secretary and Treasurer.
DIRECTORS—F. E. Carringer, C. C. St. Clair, Fred’k W . Carringer, Dr. J. P. W il
lard, A. J. Bryant.
Statement of November 30. 1916.
ASSETS.
Cash in banks ..............................$ 114,534.08
First mortgages .......................... 1,315,525.43
45,770.3t>
Stock loans ....................................
Real estate ....................................
25,345.81
Past due interest ........................
6,000.00
Insurance and taxes paid for
borrowers ..................................
14.453.16
Furniture and fixtures ............
10,009.81
Miscellaneous ................................
92,516.20
LIABILITIES.
Installment stock ....................... $1,026,343.33
Prepayment stock ......................
9,670.09
Full payment stock ..................
386,526.24
Reserve funds ..............................
72,879.61
Miscellaneous ..............................
30,856.63
Undivided profits ......................
97,878.94
Total .............................................$1,624,154.84
RECEIPTS.
Cash in banks Jan. 1,1 9 1 6 ....$
71,472.04
Payments on stock ..................
459,063.53
Mortgages repaid ......................
329,680.12
29,777.27
Stock loans repaid ....................
From sale real estate
...........
22,708.10
Interest collected ....................
125,180.31
Expense assessment .......... •—
13,124.44
F in e s
..............................................
4,205.44
Transfer and pass books ........
169.25
5,070.10
Rents collected ....................« . . .
Insurance and taxes repaid ..
11,116.41
Miscellaneous items ............
49,913.25
Total .............................................$1,624,154.84
Total .................. $1,121,480.26
DISBURSEM ENTS.
Purchased:
First mortgages .................... $ 500,826.87
Stock liens ................................
17,493.50
Cancellations and profits . . . .
335,119.60
Dividends paid in cash ..........
14,019.91
Insurance and taxes paid for
7,919.36
borrowers ..................................
Real estate purchased and im
provements ..............................
11,028.91
4,080.09
All taxes and insurance ........
Repairs ............................................
1,284.68
Employees’ salaries ..................
26,591.74
Office rent ....................................
5,450.00
33,922.65
Minor expenses ..........................
Cash Nov. 30, 1916 ....................
114,534.08
Miscellaneous items ..................
49,208.87
Total ...................$1,121,480.26
STATE OF ARKAN SAS
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The following is a compilation of assets and liabilities as shown by re
ports of thirty-eight building and loan associations of date November 30th, 1916,
and followed by statement of cash receipts and disbursements beginning Janu
ary 1st, 1916, and ending November 30th, 1916.
Number associations doing business under supervision of the Bank Com
missioner under Act 242..................................................................................... 41
('Marianna has an association, but has not completed its application
under said Act)
Number associations making r e p o r t ........................................................................... 38
Number associations delinquent ................................................................................. 4
Combined authorized capital, $202,650,000.00.
Stock issued and outstanding:
Installment ............................................................. $24,055,532.50
Prepayment ...........................................................
660,330.00
Full payment ..........................................................
701,266.09
$25,417,128.59
Payments on above stock have been collected and received by the associations
as follows:
On Installment stock .............................................$7,101,024.31
On Prepayment stock ............................................
451,574.98
On Full Payment stock ........................................
699,854.03
$8,252,453.32
ASSETS.
Cash ..............................................$
392,548.78
First mortgages
................ 8,425,852.94
Stock loans ................................
574,681.12
Real estate ................................
337,777.09
Bills receivable
................
113,147.73
Earned interestunpaid . . . .
138,885.07
Insurance and taxes paid for
borrowers ................................
42,075.01
17,359.99
Furniture and fixtures ........
Other items ..............................
131,679.91
Total
.........................................$10,174,007.64
RECEIPTS.
Cash on hand Jan. 1, 1 9 1 6 ....$ 253,411.86
Payments on stock sold ........ 2,434,798.90
Deposits for dues or interest..
68,502.69
First mortgages repaid ............ 1,636,879.89
563,909.57
Stock loans repaid ....................
From sale of real estate ........
49,063.32
Borrowed ......................................
682,493.67
Interest ..........................................
709,935.85
Expense assessments ..............
29,379.74
Fines ................................................
17,317.54
Transfer fees and pass books
1,015.70
Rents ..............................................
13,653.43
Insurance and taxes re p aid ...
23,845.52
144,569.53
Miscellaneous items ..................
Total
$6,628,777.21
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock ............................$ 8,252,453.32
Deposit for dues or interest.
36,956.58
Incomplete loans ....................
19,546.21
Borrowed money ....................
429,827.61
Reserve ........................................
190,294.66
78,699.86
Miscellaneous items ..............
Undivided profits ....................
1,166,229.40
Total
$10,174,007.64
DISBURSEM ENTS.
First mortgages ........................ $2,015,674.74
Stock loans ..................................
657,175.84
Cancellations:
Withdrawals . . . $ 575,173.15
Matured ............. 1,531,830.51
2,107,003.66
Profits:
On withdrawals .$ 56,153.73
On maturities . . . 218,163.62
274,317.35
54,861.43
Dividends paid in cash ..........
Insurance and taxes paid for
35,141.13
borrowers ..................................
Borrowed money repaid ..........
771,057.19
28,289.12
Interest for borrowed m oney..
Real estate:
Purchased ............... $69,919.71
Improvements . . . .
613.40
Taxes, insurance .. 11,924.10
Repairs .................... 3,245.73
85,702.94
Salaries:
Employes ................ $98,916.98
Directors .................. 9,206.90
108,123:88
Rent ..................................................
10,606.00
Miscellaneous items ..................
93,647.81
387,176.12
Cash on hand Nov. 30, 1916...
Total
$6,628,777.21
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R E P O R T O F B A N K C O M M IS S IO N E R
Following is a roster of companies and firms whose securities have been
authorized for sale and offer of sale in Arkansas:
NAME.
SECRETARY.
LOCATION.
♦Arkansas Mining and Development Co.
R. E. Pugh............... Little^ Rock
♦Stuttgart Rice Growing Co......................
M. S. Duensing............. Stuttgart
F. E. McClellan....... Little Rock
♦Southern Mining Co..................................
T. E. H obbs..................... S t Joe
Bonner Marble and Lime Co...................
♦Progressive Investment Co................................. Jesse Lee ....................... Marianna
Centerton CooperativeDevelopment Co........... S. J. A n d e r s o n ..............Centerton
♦Central Coal, Oil and Gas Co..............................J. F. George .............. Dardanelle
♦X-cell All Co...........................................................J. D. Bradford ................... Benton
♦Daniel Boone Oil and Gas Co............................. M. E. M cCoy............... Little Rock
♦Wild Cat Oil and Gas Co................................ . T'. R Daily...................Fort Smith
♦Davis Automatic Fire Starter Co......................W. L. Davis ................. Nashville
♦Phillips Mining and Development Co.............. A. J. Mossman ............. Yellville
♦Arkansas Soapstone and Refractories Co. .. .Robt. Kuntsm an... .Little Rock
Peoples Gin Company
.................................... C. Wilson ........................Mulberry
♦McDonough Oil Co.................................................Roy M. Johnston------ Fort Smith
♦Scott County Oil and Gas C o . . . - .....................B. E. C r o w le y ................Waldron
Paris Mineral, Oil and Gas Co.......................... M. F. K e n n e d y .................... Paris
Postal Investment C o.......................................... Verne McMillan........ Little Rock
The Morrow Mining Company .........................J. S. Edm iston.............. Cane Hill
♦Arkansas Northwestern Ry. Co.........................S. A. Sutherland, Auditor
....................... Bentonville
♦Arkansas Investment and Hotel Co.................. Jas. A. Booker.......... Little Rock
♦Security Mortgage Co. .......................................H. M. Mclver ............ Texarkana
Gay-Strebich Auto-Wheel Co................................Frank Wittenberg. .Little Rock
♦Democrat Printing and Lithographing Co---- C. C. Thompson........ Little Rock
♦Arkansas Lime Co.................................. ............J. R. Case, Mgr................ Ruddels
♦Delta Will-Work Mfg. Co......... ............ ............C. E. Cousin ................... Bermott
England Investment Co......................... ............Lloyd England .........Little Rock
Como Security Co.................................. ............Chas. R. Birnbaum .Hot Springs
*W. C. Ross Mfg. Co................................ ............ C. H. Ketchum........... Little Rock
Perpetual Oil and Gas Co.................... ............J. B. Hill ....................... Nashville
Missouri-Arkansas Sw. Ry. Co............. ............Minor Pipkin .......................Mena
♦Ozark Oil and Gas Co............................ ............L. M. Guthrie ....................Ozark
♦Jefferson County Farmers Club ........ ............E. W. H ightow er... .Pine Bluff
♦Jefferson Oil and Gas Co..................... ............R. N. Burks.................. Pine Bluff
Sas-Nak-Ra Co......................................... ............T. F. Edwards ................... Benton
Landauer Bros. Cotton Co.................... ............T R Landauer............Little Rock
♦Arkla Oil Company ............................. ............T. C. W hite.................... Pine Bluff
Keystone Copper Co.............................. ............T. C. M iller... .Newton, Kansas
♦Title Guaranty and Securities C o.. . . ............Sam W. W e s t.. . Shreveport, La.
♦The Rosemont Oil Co............................ ............A G. Magginess. . . . Tulsa, Okla.
♦Bird Bros. Oil Co.................................... ........... R. E. Slatterly. .Shreveport. La.
♦True-Tagg Paint Co. ......................... • ........... George M. Tagg. Memphis, Tenn.
♦Budd Bros................................................. ............H Budd. .Independence, Kansas
♦Safety First Oil Co. ............................ . . . . . .V. E. F loren ce... .Stamps. Ark
♦Southern Pharmaceutical Company . ............J. H. T u rn er.. .Nashville, Tenn.
♦Webster-Warnock Chemical Co........... ........... Silas Riggs, Mgr................
............... Memphis, Tenn.
♦American Glass Casket Company
............W. L. P eck ................. .Ada, Okla.
♦National Prepayment Fan Co............... ............W. H. H ill.........Vincennes, Ind.
East Palestine Rubber Company ----- ........... B. C. Tunison, Treas........
................../.Pittsburg, ‘Pa.
♦Commonwealth Gas and Oil Company ........... Ree V. Shiith.......... Spiro, Okla.
♦No response to call for report Nov. 30th, 1916.
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FINANCIAL STA TEM EN T FOR YEAR 1916RECEIPTS.
Balance in treasury Jan. 1, 1916..$
24.47
For examinations ........................... 1,281.47
745.00
For fees for applications ...........
For registration of agents .......... ' 536.00
For filing annual reports ...........
190.00
Total
..................................................$2,776.94
DISBURSEM ENTS.
For salary Assistant
Commis
sioner ................................................. $1,800.00
For expenses ofexaminer .............
442.15
For postage, telegraph and tele
phone ..................................................
111.11
Printing ................................................
10.00
Office •supplies
...........................
247.42
Balance in treasury Dec.31, 1916
166.26
Total
..................................................$2,776.94
@FedFRASER