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ANNUAL REPORT OF THE Comptroller of the Currency DECEMBER 10, 1926 WASHINGTON GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE 1927 I TREASURY DEPARTMENT Document No. 2977 Comptroller of the Currency CONTENTS Page Submission of the report Legislation recommended National-bank failures Bank failures other than national Public debt, United States bonds, national bank, and other circulation June 30, 1926 _... United States circulation bond transactions year ended October 31, 1926-. Redemption of national and Federal reserve bank circulation June 30, 1926 National banks of issue December 31, 1924, and December 31, 1925 Profit on national-bank circulation Organization and liquidation of national banks year ended October 31, 1926, and since establishment of the system Domestic branches of national banks, list of National banks, with number of additional local offices and dates of approval of their establishment, October 31, 1926 Condition of national banks at date of each report called for during year ended October 31, 1926. Condition of national banks June 30, 1926: Statement and summary relative to National-bank liabilities on account of bills payable and rediscounts since December 31, 1925 Loans and discounts of national banks June 30, 1926: Statement relative to Classification of, for the last three fiscal years Classification of, by reserve cities and States Comparative statement of, for the last three fiscal years, banks in central reserve and other reserve cities, all reserve cities and elsewhere Comparative changes in demand and time deposits, loans and discounts, United States Government and other bonds and securities, and the amount of lawful reserve of national banks since June 30, 1922 United States Government securities held by national banks in reserve cities and States June 30, 1926: Classification of, by reserve cities and States Investments of national banks: Comparison of, years ended June 30, 1925 and 1926 United States Government, domestic, and foreign bonds, securities, etc., owned by national banks June 30, 1926: Classification of, by reserve cities and States Savings depositors and deposits in national banks June 30, 1926: Statement showing, by reserve cities and States, number of banks reporting savings deposits, number of banks maintaining separate savings departments, number of savings depositors, amount of savings deposits, and average.rate of interest paid Per capita individual and savings deposits in all reporting banks June 30, 1926: Statement showing, by States, approximate population, individual deposits, per capita individual deposits, savings deposits, and per capita savings deposits Earnings, expenses, and dividends of national banks, year ended June 30, 1926: Statement relative to , Comparison of, years ended June 30, 1925 and 1926 Abstract of, by reserve cities and States, June 30, 1926.. Abstract of, by Federal reserve districts, June 30, 1926 M 1 1 3-6 6 6 8 10 11 11 12 13 15 18 20-22 22 23 23 24-27 28 28, 29 29-32 32 33-37 38-40 40, 41 42 43 44-51 52 IV CONTENTS Page National bank investments in United States Government and other bonds and securities, etc., loans and discounts and losses charged off on account of bonds and securities and loans and discounts, years ended June 30, 1918 to 1926 54 Number of national banks, capital, surplus, dividends, net addition to profits, and percentage ratios, years ended June 30, 1914 to 1926 54 National banks classified according to capital stock December 31, 1925: Statement relative to and classification of 54 National-bank examiners, list of, October 31, 1926 55-61 Convictions of national-bank officers and others for violations of the national banking laws during the year ended October 31, 1926, list of.. 61-64 Federal reserve banks: Assets and liabilities of the 12 Federal reserve banks combined, as of the last weekly statement date in October, 1917 to 1926 65 Principal assets and liabilities of the 12 Federal reserve banks combined, on the last weekly statement date in each month, from January, 1922, to October, 1926 . 66 Percentage of bills discounted secured by United States Government obligations to total bills discounted and purchased by Federal reserve banks at the end of each month, year ended October 31, 1926 __ 67 Federal reserve bank discount rates in effect November 1, 1926 67 Discount rates prevailing in Federal reserve bank and branch cities, weeks ended October 15, 1925, and August, September, and October 15, 1926 68-70 Rates for money in New York: Range of, monthly in the year ended October 31, 1926 70, 71 Comparison of range of, annually from January, 1917, to October 31, 1926 72 New York clearing house: Transactions of, year ended September 30, 1926 73 Clearing-house associations in the 12 Federal reserve bank cities, and elsewhere, year ended September 30,1926 73 Banks, other than national, June 30, 1926: List of officials of State banking departments and number of each class of banks under their supervision from which reports of condition were received 74, 75 State (commercial) banks, statement and summary relative to 76 Loan and trust companies, statement and summary relative to 77 Principal items of resources and liabilities of loan and trust companies in June of each year, 1914 to 1926 . 79 Stock savings banks, statement and summary relative to 80 Mutual savings banks, statement and summary relative to 81 Depositors and deposits in mutual and stock savings banks, by States, June 30, 1925 and 1926.. 1 83-85 Number of savings banks (mutual and stock), number of depositors, amount of individual deposits, and average amount due each depositor in years ended June 30, 1914 to 1926 86 Private banks, statement and summary relative to 86 All reporting banks other than national, statement and summary relative to 88 Resources and liabilities of each class of 90 Principal items of resources and liabilities of, on or about June 30, 1922to 1926. 91 Banks, all reporting, June 30, 1926: Statement and summary relative to 91-93 Abstract by States relative to 94-101 Individual deposits in, classification of 102 Resources and liabilities of, years ended June 30, 1922 to 1926 102 Principal items of resources and liabilities of, in the continental United States, as compared with similar data from reporting member banks of the Federal Reserve System, on or about June 30, 1926. 103 Cash, classification of, held by - 103 CONTENTS V Money in the United States: Page Stock of, June 30, 1926, statement relative to 104 Stock of, years ended June 30, 1914 to 1926 104 United States circulation statement, July 1, 1926 105 Imports and exports of merchandise, gold and silver, calendar years 1914 to 1925, and from January 1 to September 30, 1926 106 Banks in the District of Columbia: Number, capital, individual deposits, and aggregate resources of, June 30, 1926 107 Earnings, expenses, and dividends of, other than national, 6 months ended December 31, 1925 and June 30, 1926; statement relative to and comparison of, in years ended June 30, 1925 and 1926 107, 108 Building and loan associations in the District of Columbia: Statement relative to, in the year ended June 30, 1926 108 Number of, loans, installments on shares, and aggregate resources, years ended June 30, 1909 to 1926 109 Building and loan associations in the United States: Statistics relating to, by States, in the fiscal year ended 1925 109, 110 Failures of, year 1925, statement relative to and summary each year 1920 to 1925 110, 111 Monetary stocks in the principal countries of the world: Statistics relating to, at the end of the calendar year 1925 111-115 Federal land banks, condition of, September 30, 1926 116 Joint-stock land banks, condition of, September 30, 1926 117 Federal intermediate credit banks, condition of, September 30, 1926 118 National agricultural credit corporations: Statement relative to, and resources and liabilities of, June 30, 1926. 119 Statement relative to liquidation of two Iowa corporations 120 United States postal savings system: Statistics relating to activities of, years ended June 30,1925 and 1926. 120-124 School savings banks: Statistics relative to, in each State, in the school year 1925-26 ^.. 125 Savings banks in principal countries of the world: Statistics relative to, as of various dates 126-129 Resources of leading foreign banks of issue: Statement relative to, on or about June 30, 1926 130 Expenses of the Currency Bureau: Summary of, in the fiscal year ended June 30, 1926 130-131 Tables in Appendix Page No. 1. Comptrollers and Deputy Comptrollers of the Currency No. 2. Names and compensation of officers and clerks in the office of the Comptroller of the Currency, October 31, 1926 No. 3. Number of national banks organized since February 25, 1863; number passed out of the system, and number in operation October 31, 1926 No. 4. Authorized capital stock of national banks on the 1st day of each month from January 1, 1914, to November 1, 1926, bonds on deposit to secure circulation, circulation secured by bonds, lawful money on deposit to redeem circulation, and nationalbank notes outstanding No. 5. National banks reported in liquidation from November 1, 1925, to October 31, 1926, names (where known) of succeeding banks in cases of succession, with date of liquidation and capital No. 6. Capital stock, surplus, undivided profits, and aggregate resources of national banks consolidated under act of November 7, 1918, for year ended October 31, 1926, as shown by their last reports of condition prior to consolidation No. 7. National banks consolidated under act of November 7, 1918, their capital, surplus, undivided profits, and aggregate assets, year ended October 31, 1926 No. 8. Number and capital of State banks converted into national banking associations in each State and Territory, from 1863 to October 31, 1926 -- 135 135 137 138 140 145 147 148 VI CONTENTS Page No. 9. Conversions of State banks and primary organizotions as national banks since March 14, 1900, to October 31, 1926 148 No. 10. Number of national banks increasing their capital, together with the amount of increase monthly, for years ended October 31, since 1921 149 No. 11. Number and authorized capital of national banks chartered and the number and capital stock of banks closed in each year ended October 31, since 1913, with the yearly increase or decrease 149 No. 12. Number of national banks organized, consolidated under act of November 7, 1918, insolvent, in voluntary liquidation, and in operation on October 31, 1926 . 150 No. 13. Changes of corporate title of national banks, year ended October 31, 1926 151 No. 14. Changes of title incident to consolidations of national banks, year ended October 31, 1926 152 No. 15. National banks chartered during the year ended October 31, 1926 153 No. 16. National banks, by States and geographical divisions, organized, failed, and reported in voluntary liquidation during the year ended October 31, 1926 157 No. 17. Number and classification of national banks chartered monthly during the year ended October 31, 1926 158 No. 18. Classification of national banks, by reserve cities and States, according to capital stock, December 31, 1925 159 No. 19. United States bonds on deposit to secure circulating notes of national banks in years ended October 31, from 1900 to 1926. 169 No. 20. Profit on national-bank circulation, based upon deposit of $100,000 United States consols of 1930, etc., for each month during the year ended October'31, 1926 170 No. 21. Investment value of United States bonds and Panama Canal bonds, and 2's of 1930 171 No. 22. United States bonds, monthly range of prices in New York, November, 1925, to October, 1926 171 No. 23. Number, capital stock, and circulating notes outstanding of national banks in each State, issuing and not issuing circulation, December 31, 1924 and 1925 172 No. 24. Number, capital stock, and circulating notes outstanding of national banks in each Federal reserve district issuing and not issuing circulation, December 31, 1924 and 1925 174 No. 25. National-bank notes issued, redeemed, and outstanding by denominations and amounts on October 31, each year, 1914 to 1926 176 No. 26. National-bank currency issued to banks monthly from November 1, 1925, to October 31, 1926, and since 1863 177 No. 27. National-bank notes received monthly for redemption during year ended October 31, 1926 177 No. 28. National-bank notes received at Currency Bureau and destroyed yearly since establishment of the system 178 No. 29. National-bank notes issued and destroyed, etc., account of active, insolvent, and liquidated banks, years ended October 31, 1914, to 1926 178 No. 30. Amount, denomination, and cost of national-bank currency received from BuTeau of Engraving and Printing, year ended October 31, 1926 - 179 No. 31. Vault account of currency, received and issued by Currency Bureau during the year, and the amount on hand October 31,1926. 179 No. 32. Vault account of currency received and destroyed during year ended October 31, 1926 179 No. 33. Amount of currency received for redemption, by months, during the year ended June 30, 1926, and counted into the cash of the National Bank Redemption Agency 179 No. 34. Amount of currency received by National Bank Redemption Agency for redemption in year ended June 30, 1926, from principal cities 179 No. 35. Cost of redemption of national-bank notes year ended June 30, 1926. 180 CONTENTS VII. Page No. 36. Classification of Federal reserve currency redemptions, the amount redeemed, number of notes, cost of redemption per 1,000 notes, and the amount assessed upoai Federal reserve banks on account of expenses, year ended June 30, 1926 No. 37. Taxes assessed -on national-bank circulation, years ended June 30, 1864 to 1926; cost of redemption, 1874 to 1926; cost of plates, etc., 1883 to 1926 No. 38. Federal reserve notes outstanding aocording to weekly statement (amount issued by Federal reserve agents to the banks, less "unfit" notes redeemed) and collateral security therefor, from November 4, 1925 to October 27, 1926 No. 39. Federal reserve notes printed, issued to banks, retired, and destroyed since organization of the banks, with the balance in vaults and amount outstanding October 31, 1926 No. 40. Aggregate amount of Federal reserve bank-notes printed, issued, canceled, and redeemed, by denominations, since the inauguration of the Federal reserve system, and amount on hand and outstanding October 31, 1926 No. 41. Taxes assessed on Federal reserve bank currency, cost of redemption, and cost of plates for years ended June 30, 1915, to 1926_. No. 42. National banks in charge of receivers year ended October 31, 1926, capital and surplus at date of organization and at date of failure, causes of failure, dividends paid while solvent, and circulation outstanding, etc No. 43. National banks in charge of receivers year ended October 31, 1926, dates of organization, appointment of receiver, and closing, with amounts of nominal and additional assets, amounts collected from all sources, loans paid, and losses on assets, etc No. 44. National banks restored to solvency after having been placed in charge of receivers No. 45. Dividends paid to creditors of insolvent national banks during the last year, with the total dividends in each case, up to November 1, 1926 No. 46. Dates of reports of condition of national banks from 1914 to 1926_ No. 47. Condition of foreign branches of National City Bank and Chase National Bank, New York, N. Y.( and First National Bank, Boston, Mass., June 30, 1926 No. 48. Number, capital stock paid in, circulation outstanding, and aggregate assets of national banks at date of each report from January 13, 1914, to June 30, 1926, money in^he United States, etc No. 49. Abstract of resources and liabilities of national banks in New York, in the two central reserve cities, in other reserve cities, elsewhere, and the aggregate, at close of business June 30, 1926_ No. 50. Classification of deposits of national banks in reserve cities and States at date of each call since September 28, 1925 No. 51. Cash in vaults of national banks in reserve cities and Stales at date of each call since September 28, 1925 No. 52. Circulation of national banks in reserve cities and States at date of ea<ch call since September 28, 1925 No. 53. Gold, silver, coin certificates, legal tenders, and other currency held by national banks at date of each report from January 13, 1914, to June 30, 1926 No. 54. Gold, etc., held by national banks in the city of New York at date of each report from January 13, 1914, to June 30, 1926 No. 55. Reserve held by national banks at date of each report from September 11, 1917, to June 30, 1926 No. 56. Reserve computation of national banks in reserve cities and States at date of each call since September 28, 1925 No. 57. Aggregate resources and liabilities of natioaaal banks at date of each report from January 13, 1914, to June 30, 1S26 No. 58. Abstract of reports of condition of national banks in reserve cities and States at date of each call since September 28, 1925 No. 59. Abstract of reports of condition of national banks in each Federal reserve district at date of each call since September 28, 1925. _ 180 181 182 183 184 184 185 196 220 221 230 231 236 238 239 251 255 257 259 261 262 268 283 399 VIII CONTENTS No. 60. Classification of loans, investments, and deposits of national banks in June of each year, 1914 to 1926 No. 61. Principal items of resources and liabilities of national banks arranged alphabetically by counties in each State, April 12,1926. No. 62. Principal items of resources and liabilities of national banks arranged alphabetically by counties in each State, by Federal reserve districts, April 12, 1926 No. 63. Abstract of reports of earnings, expenses, and dividends of national banks, in reserve cities and States, for the six months ended December 31, 1925 No. 64. Abstract of reports of earnings, expenses, and dividends of national banks, by Federal reserve districts, for the six months ended December 31, 1925 No. 65. Abstract of reports of earnings, expenses, and dividends of national banks, in reserve cities and States, for the six months ended June 30, 1926 No. 66. Abstract of reports of earnings, expenses, and dividends of national banks, by Federal reserve districts, for the six months ended June 30, "1926 No. 67. Abstract of reports of savings and State banks in the District of Columbia at date of each call since September 28, 1925 No. 68. Abstract of reports of loan and trust companies in the District of Columbia at date of each call since September 28, 1925 No. 69. Principal items of resources and liabilities of each savings and State bank in the District of Columbia, June 30, 1926 No. 70. Principal items of resources and liabilities of loan and trust companies in the District of Columbia, June 30, 1926 No. 71. Principal items of resources and liabilities of savings and State banks in the District of Columbia on or about October 1, 1914, to 1926... No. 72. Principal items of resources and liabilities of loan and trust companies in the District of Columbia on or about October 1, 1914, to 1926. No. 73. Individual statements of resources and liabilities of the 22 building and loan associations in the District of Columbia, June 30, 1926 No. 74. Summary of resources and liabilities, receipts and disbursements of building and loan associations in the District of Columbia for the six months' period ended on or about December 31,1925. No. 75. Summary of resources and liabilities, receipts and disbursements of building and loan associations in the District of Columbia for the six months' period ended on or about June 30, 1926 No. 76. Abstract, by States, of resources and liabilities of State (commercial) banks, June 30, 1926 No. 77. Abstract, by States, of resources and liabilities of loan and trust companies, June 30, 1926 No. 78. Abstract, by States, of resources and liabilities of stock savings banks, June 30, 1926 No. 79. Abstract, by States, of resources and liabilities of mutual savings banks, June 30, 1926 No. 80. Abstract, by States, of resources and liabilities of private banks, June30, 1926 No. 81. Abstract, by States, of resources and liabilities of all reporting banks other than national, June 30, 1926 No. 82. Abstract, by States, of resources and liabilities of national banks, June30, 1926 No. 83. Aggregate resources and liabilities of State (commercial) banks, June, 1922 to 1926.. No. 84. Aggregate resources and liabilities of loan and trust companies, June, 1922 to 1926 No. 85. Aggregate resources and liabilities of stock savings banks,. June, 1922 to 1926 No. 86. Aggregate resources and liabilities of mutual savings banks, June, 1922 to 1926 No. 87. Aggregate resources and liabilities of private banks, June", 1922 to 1926.. No. 88. Gold, silver, etc., held by banks other than national, June, 1914 to 1926, inclusive 405 408 465 527 535 536 544 546 547 548 551 553 553 554 556 557 558 566 574 578 582 586 594 602 602 603 603 604 604 CONTENTS No. 89. Chartered banks of Canada, condition of, September 30, 1926_. No. 90. Chartered banks of Canada, monthly statement showing principal items of resources and liabilities, year ended September 30,1926. No. 91. Comparative statement of the transactions of the New York Clearing House in each year ended September 30, 1854 to 1926 _ No. 92. Comparative statement of the clearings, etc., of the New York Clearing House, years ended September 30, 1926 and 1925 No. 93. Exchanges, balances, percentages of balances to exchanges, and percentage of funds used in settlement of balances by the New York Clearing House, years ended September 30, 1893 to 1926. No. 94. Comparative statement of the exchanges of the clearing houses of the United States for years ended September 30, 1926, and 1925 No. 95. Comparative statement of transactions of clearing-house associations in the 12 Federal reserve bank cities and in other cities with transactions of $1,000,000,000 and over in years ended September 30, 1926, and 1925 No. 96. Number and liabilities of State, private and national banks, which failed in each State, year ended June 30, 1926 No. 97. Number, assets, and liabilities of State (commercial), savings banks, loan and trust companies, private and national banks which failed in years ended June 30, 1914, to June 30,1926 No. 98. Showing individual statements of resources and liabilities of each national bank (States, Territories, and towns arranged alphabetically) at the date of the third call in the year, December 31, 1926, is omitted from this report and published as a separate table. IX 605 605 606 607 607 608 611 612 614 REPORT OF THE COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY TREASURY DEPARTMENT, OFFICE OF THE COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY, Washington, December 10, 1926. I have the honor to submit the following annual report, in accordance with the provision of section 333, Of the United States Revised Statutes, covering activities of the Currency Bureau, in the year ended October 31, 1926. This is the sixty-fourth report made to the Congress since the organization of the bureau. DEAR SIR: LEGISLATION RECOMMENDED For the past three years the Comptroller of the Currency has urgently recommended the enactment of legislation for improving the charter powers of national banks. The substance of these recommendations are now embodied in H. R. 2, which has passed both Houses of Congress and which is now in the hands of the committee of conference. I take this occasion to repeat my most urgent recommendation for the prompt enactment of this legislation. It is understood that while the House has technically disagreed to all of the Senate amendments and has instructed its conferees to abide by the language of the bill as it passed the House, the real and only serious difference of opinion between the conferees is over the so-called Hull amendment. My position with reference to this amendment is stated in my letter of June 2, 1926, to Chairman McFadden, which reads as follows: Hon. L. T. MCFADDBN, Chairman Committee on Banking and Currency, House of Representatives, Washington, D. C. MY DEAB CONGRESSMAN: I beg to acknowledge receipt of your letter of June 1, in which you inform me that the only serious obstacle to the enactment of the bank bill (H. R. 2) ie a disagreement between the House and Senate conferees over the so-called Hull amendments and with reference to which you ask my opinion and recommendation. As I understand it, the bill without the Hull amendments, and in the form in which it passed both the House and the Senate, would have the effect of denying both to national and State member banks of the Federal reserve system in every State the right to establish branches outside of the home city of the parent bank. The Hull amendments are, therefore, not involved in this question of the restriction of State-wide branch banking, and I take it there is no disagreement between the House and the Senate on this point. In addition to the foregoing restrictions on what may be termed "branch banking" proper, the bill without the Hull amendments, and in the form in which it passed both the House and the Senate, further denies to national banks the right to have home city branches in any State which denies that right to the State banks. I 2 REPORT OF THE COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY The immediate effect of the bill, therefore, regardless of the Hull amendments, would be to prohibit in every state the further spread of State-wide branch banking within the Federal reserve system and, in addition, to prohibit national banks from having branches in the 26 nonbranch banking States. The Hull amendments would add a third restriction, which would deny both to national and to State member banks the future right to have home city branches in any of the 26 nonbranch banking States which may hereafter permit home city branch banking. In such an event only nonmember State banks could establish such branches. Neither my predecessor in office, Mr. Dawes, nor I have heretofore made any recommendation to Congress with reference to the Hull amendments. In my opinion they are not of sufficient importance to cause a serious controversy. I should regard it no less than a calamity to our banking system if this important bank bill is made to suffer defeat on account of an insistence upon the enactment of the Hull amendments. Yours very respectfully, J. W. MCINTOSH, Comptroller. On June 3, 1926, my predecessor, Mr. Henry M. Dawes, wrote a letter to Chairman McFadden (see Daily Congressional Record, June 22, 1926, p. 11783) in which he reviewed at length the history of the inception of the Hull amendment, from which I quote the following paragraph: I would like, therefore, to make it clear to you, since my name has been used in the debate, that the comptroller's office under my administration was not responsible in any degree for the Hull amendment, and never gave it its indorsement. Since the last adjournment of Congress numerous groups of bankers and commercial organizations, including the American Bankers' Association, have withdrawn their support of the Hull amendment and have recommended the enactment of the bill with the amendment eliminated. The principle of the Hull amendment is foreign to the bill as originally recommended by the comptroller. It found its way into the bill largely through the support and advocacy of the American Bankers' Association. Now that upon maturer study the association has rejected the amendment, it is earnestly hoped that there will be no further cause for delay in the enactment of the bill. Last year I directed your attention to the fact that for the period from October 21, 1923, to October 17, 1925, 166 national banks left the national system to engage in the banking business under State charter, carrying with them aggregate resources of $566,^00,000. It is with regret that I must now report that from October 17, 1925, to October 1, 1926, 87 national banks went into the State systems with aggregate resources of about $560,000,000. During the same period 29 State banks nationalized with aggregate resources of about $235,000,000. A comparison of the defections from the national system with the additions to it from the State systems does not, however, present an adequate view of the situation. Bach time a national bank abandons its charter the Federal Government loses an instrumentality through which it maintains a direct control over banking policy and banking operations. Each withdrawal constitutes the loss of a unit in the basic membership of the Federal reserve system. These widespread desertions from the national system are clearly indicative of the difficulty which national banks find in operating under their present charter powers. The fact that a greater or less number of State banks for one reason or another take out national charters in no way EBPOBT OF THE COMPTROLLER OF THE CUBBENCY 3 compensates for the loss of national banks. The national banking system should be adequate to meet all of the requirements for modern banking, and no national bank ought to be.put in the position of being forced to yield its charter in order to carry on legitimate and necessary banking operations. My predecessor in his statement before the House Committee on Banking and Currency, April 9, 1924, showed that in the five decades preceding 1924 the aggregate resources of the national banks had dropped from a predominating control over commercial banking resources to only about 48 per cent thereof. This rate of decline has been accelerated during the past two years, the national banks to-day holding only about 46 per cent of the total commercial banking resources in the United States. This is true notwithstanding the fact that there has been year by year an actual increase in the aggregate resources of the national banks, the figure standing at the present time around $25,000,000,000. The steady decline in the relative strength of the national banking system is accounted for by the more rapid growth of commercial banking under State charter, the total resources of the State commercial banks being at the present time about $29,000,000,000. This rapid increase of State banking resources is due primarily to the operation of State laws more favorable to modern banking than is the national bank act. It arises in part from accretions from the national system but more largely from the normal banking operations. The aggregate resources of the State savings banks of about $10,600,000,000 are not included in the above statement of resources of the State commercial banks. As compared with the combined resources of all State banks, commercial and savings, the national banks hold about 39 per cent of the banking resources of the country. The above statements of fact show that the Federal Government is gradually losing its positive and immediate control over the instrumentalities of commercial credit and over the membership in the Federal reserve system. The greater volume of commercial banking has already passed under the policy control of the State legislatures. The enactment of the legislation now embodied in H. E. 2 would be a step in the direction of the resuscitation of the system of national banks. NATIONAL BANK FAILURES Ninety-one national banks, with aggregate capital of $5,412,500, were placed in charge of receivers during the year ended October 31, 1926. The date that each bank was authorized to commence business, date of appointment of the receiver, the capital stock, and the circulation outstanding at date of failure are shown in the appendix of this report. From date of the first failure of a national bank in 1865 to October 31, 1926, the number of banks placed in charge of receivers was 1,038. Of this number, however, 63 were subsequently restored to solvency and permitted to resume business. The total capital of these banks at date of failure was $124,713,420, while the book or nominal value of the assets administered by receivers under the supervision of the comptroller aggregated $673,482,428 and the total cash thus far realized from the liquidation of these assets amounted to $314,444,878. In addition to this amount there has been realized from assessments 4 BEPOST OF THE COMFTBOUJEB OF THE levied against shareholders the sum of $34,379,270, making the total cash collections from all sources $348,824,148, which have been disbursed as follows: In dividends to creditors on claims proved, amounting to $363,- 418,731, the sum of $208,032,742 In payment of secured and preferred liabilities 98, 468, 046 In payment of legal expenses incurred in the administration of such receiverships 7, 441, 046 In payment of receivers' salaries and other expenses of receiverships17,524,022 There has been returned to shareholders in cash. 4,149, 031 Leaving a balance with the comptroller and the receivers of 13, 209, 261 Assets have been returned to agents for shareholders, to be liquidated for their benefit, having a nominal value of $16,085,691. The book value of the assets of the 378 national banks that are still in charge of receivers amount to $261,310,078. The receivers had realized from these assets at the close of business on October 31, 1926, the sum of $102,424,977 and had collected from the shareholders on account of assessments levied against them to cover deficiencies in assets the further sum of $8,943,350, making the total collections from all sources in the liquidation of active receiverships the sum of $111,368,327, which amount has been distributed as follows: Dividends to creditors (to Sept. 30, 1926). Secured and preferred liabilities paid Legal expenses Receivers' salaries and all other expenses of administration Amount returned to shareholders in cash Leaving a balance with the comptroller and the receivers of $42, 101, 330 48, 549, 197 1, 270, 969 5, 887, 570 350, 000 13, 209, 261 Receiverships of 31 national banks were closed during the year, making a total of 660 closed receiverships. Collections from the assets of the 660 national banks, the affairs of which have been finally closed, amounted to $212,019,901 and together with the collections of $25,435,920 from assessments levied against the shareholders, make a total of $237,455,821, from which on claims aggregating $215,751,406 dividends were paid amounting to $165,931,412. Average rate of dividends paid on claims proved was 76.91 per cent, but including offsets allowed, loans paid, and other disbursements with dividends, creditors received on an average 83.55 per cent. Expenses incident to the administration of these 660 trusts—that is, receivers' salaries and legal and other expenses—amounted to $17,806,529, or 4.32 per cent of the nominal value of the assets and 7.49 per cent of the collections from assets and from shareholders. The outstanding circulation of these banks at the date of failure was $32,121,513, which was secured by United States bonds on deposit in the Treasury of the face value of $34,540,600. The assessments against shareholders averaged 52.70 per cent of their holdings, while the collections from the assessments levied were 48.79 per cent of the amount assessed. The total amount disbursed in dividends during the current year to the creditors of insolvent banks was $19,896,992.46. BSP0S3? OF THE COMPTRQIiLEB OS" THE la the table following is summarized tke condition of all insolvent national banks, the closed and active receiverships being skowa separately: Items Total assets taken charge of by receivers Disposition of assets: Collected from assets.._ Offsets allowed and settled IJOSS on assets compounded or sold under order of court Nominal value of assets returned to stockholders Nominal value of remaining assets. Total., Collected from assets as abov«-_. Collected from assessments from shareholders. Total collections.. Disposition of collections: Secured and preferred liabilities paid Dividends paid Legal expenses Beceivers' salary and other expenses Amount returned to shareholders in cash. Balance with comptroller or receiver.. Closed -Active receiverships, receiverships, Total, 1,038 660' $412,172,350 $261,310,078 $673,482,428 212,019,901 37,182,688 146,884,070 16,085,491 102,424,977 16,714,882 81,145,137 S14,4«,$7B 53,897,670 16,085,991 121,024,982 412,17.2,350 6-73,488,428 •212,019,901 25,435,920 102,424,877 8,943,350 314,444,878 M, 379,270 237,456,821 111,368,527 348,824,148 49,918,849 165,931,412 6,170,077 11,636,452 3,798,031 48,549,197 42,101,330 1, 270,969 6,887,570 350,000 13,209,261 S8,468,046 208,032,742 7,441,046 17,-524,022 4,149,031 13,209,261 287,455,821 TotalCapital stock at date of failure , . *S8,900,920 United States l>onds held at failure to secure circulating notes. 34,540,600 Amount realized from sale of United States bonds hold to secure circulating notes 85,302,612 S2,121,513 Circulation outstanding at failure 52,126,240 Amount of assessment upon shareholders 215, 751,406 Claims proved 111,368,327 348,824,148 25,812,580 14,719,266 124,713,420 8,473,202 13,101,742 22,485,000 147,667,325 •43,775,81* *6, -223,255 74,611,240 363,418,731 '1 Includes 63 tanks restored to solvency. Accounted for infinalsettlement with creditors or charged off as loss by order of cenrt. 8 Includes capital stock of 63 banks restored to solvency. 6 EEPOBT OP THE COMPTBOLLEB OF THE CTJBBENCY Statistics relative to the capital, date of appointment of receiver, and per cent of dividends paid to creditors of 31 insolvent national banks, the affairs of which were closed during the year ended October 31, 1926, appear in the following table: Title Second National B a n k . . ...;' Traders National Bank .'. Mesa County National Batik First National Bank Do Do Do . . . . . . Do Do Peoples National B a n k . . Fiist National Bank Second National Bank Farwell National Bank First National Bank Do Do. . . . Do Do Do Do Do Do Farmers National Bank First National Bank State National Bank First National Bank Bristow National Bank First National Bank Do.. Do Farmers National Bank • Includes 100 per cent of interest. Location Clarion, Pa Lowell, M a s s . . Grand Junction, Colo St. Cloud, Fla Bluflton, Ohio Fairfleld, Idaho Medina, N . Dak Crawford, Tex Moran, Tex National City, Calif Seeley, Calif Elkton, M d Farwell, Tex Fresno, Mont Hope, N . Mex Lawton, Okla American Falls, Idaho Grandfield, Okla Soper, Okla Seale, Ala Lenapah, Okla Schufter, Okla Parsons, E a n s . . Hayward, Wis Albuquerque, N . Mex Galata, Mont Bristow, Okla Rudyard, Mont Sheyenne, N . Dak Libby, Mont Laurens, S. C 1 Date receiver appointed Juno Oct. Nov. Jan. Nov. Aug. Dec. June Aug. Nov. Jan. i. Feb. June Oct. Oct. Nov. Mar. July Nov. Dec. Dec. Dec. Mar. Mar. Apr. June July Oct. Sept. Oct. Nov. 21,1912 20,1913 29,1913 2,1918 17,1919 26,1920 20,1920 16,1921 29,1921 7,1921 30,1922 23,1922 26,1922 26,1922 30,1922 18,1922 26,1923 21,1923 22,1923 10,1923 14,1923 21,1923 24,1924 29,1924 14,1924 18,1924 21,1924 4,1924 8,1925 6,1925 21,1925 Per cent Capital dividends paid to creditors $50,000 200,000 100,000 50,000 60,000 25,000 25,000 30,000 25,000 25,000 25,000 60,000 25,000 25,000 25,000 200,000 60,000 50,000 30,000 25,000 25,000 25,000 100,000 50,000 200,000 25,000 25,000 25,000 25,000 40,000 50,000 86.00 94.00 60.00 43.75 91.20 37.70 6.66 2.00 47.00 53.75 22.00 67.70 15.00 22.60 13.40 30.25 8.85 23.00 7.70 35.00 31.00 1105.41 16.25 60.26 ' 105.19 13.00 100.00 100. OC 100.00 Receiver appointed to complete unfinished liquidation. BANK FAILURES OTHER THAW NATIONAI Information furnished by the banking departments of the several States discloses that during the fiscal year ended June 30, 1926, there were 496 failures of State and private banks, with total liabilities aggregating $147,823,000, an increase of 56 failures over the previous year, and also an increase of $29,095,000 in liabilities. Tables showing the number of failures and liabilities of banks other than national and national banks in each State during the year ended June 30,1926, and for years ended June 30,1914 to 1926, are published in the appendix of this report. PUBLIC DEBT, UNITED STATES BONDS, NATIONAL BANK, AND OTHER CIRCULATION By reference to the following, and also to the corresponding statement for the year ended June 30, 1925, it appears that, while a reduction in the interest-bearing debt of the United States from $20,210,906,251.35 to $19,383,770,860.05, a reduction in the sum of $827,135,391.30, was effected in the year, there was no change in the volume of bonds eligible as security for the national-bank circulation, the aggregate standing at $674,625,630. To this amount is now limited the volume of national-bank circulation issuable. The REPORT OF THE COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY 7 eligible bonds consist of $599,724,050 consols of 1930, $48,954,180 Panama Canal 2 per cent bonds of 1916-1936, and $25,947,400 Panama Canal 2 per cent bonds of 1918-1938. On June 30 the Treasurer held in trust as security for national-bank circulation all but $597,780 of the Panama Canal 2's, and all the consols except $8,411,400. The Treasurer also holds in trust as security for public deposits $429,500 of these two classes of bonds, and $202,700 to secure postal-savings funds. Outstanding circulation of national banks on June 30 last aggregated $702,669,244, of which $660,986,560 was secured by bonds, and $41,682,684 by lawful money deposited by banks retiring their circulation and on account of associations in liquidation. In the year there was a net decrease in national-bank circulation of some $30,696,830, mainly on account of redemptions charged to lawful money deposit account. The stock of money in the country on July 1, 1926, had risen to $8,372,981,468, of which gold coin and bullion amounted to $4,500,324,107, or nearly 54 per cent of the stock; silver dollars and subsidiary silver $822,388,253, about 9 per cent; United States notes, Federal reserve bank issues, and national-bank circulation, $3,050,269,108, over 36 per cent. Considering the volume of various issues of paper currency, it is noted that the Federal reserve bank issues compose 24 per cent of the stock of the circulating medium; United States notes, 4 per cent, and national-bank circulation, 8 per cent. On the date in question the paid-in capital of national banks was $1,418,504,876, and, as the amount of bonds eligible as security for national-bank circulation has been reduced to $674,625,630, it is evident that the circulation issue privilege has been reduced to approximately 47.5 per cent of the maximum amount issuable under the law—that is, the paid-in capital stock of the banks. With the withdrawal of bonds and consequent retirement of the circulation during the last 2 years, banks issuing circulation have been reduced from 90 per cent in 1924 to 83 per cent in 1926. Statements herein referred to relating to the public debt and securities held in trust by the Treasurer of the United States are as follows: Statement of the public debt of the United States, June SO, 1926 DETAILS OF INTEREST-BEARING DEBT Bonds eligible as security for national-bank circulation: 2 per cent consols of 1930 2 per cent Panama Canal loan of 1916-1936 2 per cent Panama Canal loan of 1918-1938 Other bonds, etc.: 3 per cent Panama Canal loan of 1961 _ 3 per cent conversion bonds of 1946-47 2J^ per cent postal-savings bonds (first to thirtieth series) First Liberty loan, 1932-1947, 3}4, 4, and 4M per cent. Second Liberty loan, 1927-1942, 4 and 4*4 per c e n t . . . Third Liberty loan, 1928, 4M per cent Fourth Liberty loan, 1933-1938, 4J4 per cent Treasury bonds, 1947-1952, 4M per cent 18005°—27 2 $599, 724, 050. 00 48, 954, 180. 00 25, 947, 400. 00 674, 625, 630. 00 49, 800, 000. 00 28, 894, 500. 00 12, 540, 040. 00 1, 939, 212, 300. 00 3, 104, 527, 800. 00 2, 488, 272, 450. 00 6, 324, 471, 950. 00 763, 948, 300. 00 8 BEPORT OF THE COMPTROLLER OF THE CTJKKENCY Other bonds, etc.—Continued. Treasury bonds, 1944-1954, 4 per cent $1, 047, 087, 500. 00 Treasury bonds, 1946-1956, 3/M per cent 494, 898, 100. 00 Treasury notes, 1926-1927 (including adjusted service series) 1, 612, 403, 600. 00 Certificates of indebtedness, 1926 (including adjusted service series) 483,279,000.00 Treasury (war) savings securities, series 1921-1924 359, 809, 690. 05 Total interest-bearing debt outstanding Matured debt on which interest has ceased Debt bearing no interest 19, 383, 770, 860. 05 13, 327, 800. 26 246, 084, 419. 38 Total gross debt Matured interest obligations, etc 19, 643, 183, 079. 69 140, 649, 570. 52 19 783 832 650 21 ' 211^ 128,' 078! 43 Balance held by Treasurer of the United States, etc Net debt, including matured interest obligations, etc.— 19, 572, 704, 571. 78 Net debt, etc., June 30, 192520, 439, 234, 256. 19 Net reduction during year... 866, 529, 684. 41 ' United States Government securities held in trust by Treasurer of the United States, June 80, 1926 To secure national-bank circulation Issuer Consols, 1930 . Total Total . To secure public deposits To secure postal-savings funds Total held - - $591,312,650 74,303,740 $367,500 62.000 $159, 200.00 43,500.00 $591,839,350.00 74,409,240.00 S65,616, 390 429,500 46,394,5S0 202,700.00 149,305,570.86 666,248, 590.00 195,700,120. 86 668,816,390 j 48,824,050 1 149,508,270.86 861,948,710. 86 UNITED STATES CIRCULATION BOND TRANSACTIONS In the year ended October 31, 1926, the withdrawal of bonds held by the Treasurer of the United States in trust as security for nationalbank circulation amounted to $37,202,000. The withdrawals by reason of liquidation of banks amounted to $16,406,750, and on account of banks placed in charge of receivers $4,137,710. Bonds held by the Treasurer in trust as security for circulation were augmented to the extent of $36,509,750 on account of deposits made by newly organized banks and by those increasing their circulation. The transactions of the year, by months, in each account named are shown in the following statement: 9 REPORT OF THE COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY United Slates bonds deposited as security for circulation by banks chartered and by those increasing their circulation, together with the amount withdrawn by banks reducing their circulation, and by those closed, during each month, year ended October 31, 1926 Dat» November December January February March April May June - July August September October 1025 1926 - . . Total Bonds deposited by banks chartered and those increasing circulation during the year Bonds withdrawn by banks reducing circulation Bonds withdrawn by banks in liquidation Bonds withdrawn b y banks in insolvency $1,422,800 2,634,750 $373,550 1,156,250 $539,000 933,000 $607,450 360,000 7,780,600 3,302,000 4, 478, 000 3, 093, 000 4,199, 000 1, 632, 500 1, 805, 000 1, 677, 500 1.478, 000 3,010,000 1,318,740 1,657,450 4,017, 500 805, 000 1,905, 000 883,500 1,040, 000 759, 250 1,155,000 1, 586, 300 6,261,250 822,500 125,000 2,170,000 2,515,000 147, 750 227,000 805, 000 171, 250 1, 690,000 1,110,050 950,000 1 36, 509,750 16, 657, 540 16, 406, 750 450,000 212, 500 165,200 211, 250 71,260 4,137, 710 • Includes $3,087,500 deposited by 31 of the 160 banks chartered during the year. Monthly statement of capital stock of national banks, national-bank notes, and Federal reserve bank notes outstanding, bonds on deposit, etc. Nov. 1,1926 Authorized capital stock of national banks Paid-in capital stock of national banks Oct. 1, 1926 $1, 422,132, 405 $1, 421,369, 905 1,420,725,940 1, 419, 819, 330 Increase or decrease since above date Increase of paid-in capital stock-. Decrease of paid-in capital stock Nov. 1, 1926 National-hank notes outstanding secured by United States bonds Naiionai-bank notes outstanding secured by lawful money Total national-bank notes outstanding — Increase or decrease since above date $40,154,190 906, 610 39,404,331 Oct. 1,1926 Nov. 2, 1925 $662,538,483 $661, 742, 830 $660,555,797 38,971, 702 39,178,467 51,264, 261 700, 714, 532 699, 734,264 713,802, 744 $1,187,033 $1, 381,978, 215 1,381,321, 609 $762,500 Increase or decrease since above date Decreases secured b y lawful money Nov. 2,1925 206,765 980, 208 Increase or decrease since above date $79S, SD3 12,292,5S9 13,088,212 10 REPORT OF THE COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY Monthly statement of capital stock of national banks, national-bank notes, and Federal reserve bank notes outstanding, bonds on deposit, etc.—Continued Nov. 1, 1926 Federal reserve bank notes outstanding secured by United States bonds Federal reserve bank notes outstanding secured by lawful money Total Federal reserve bank notes outstanding Oct. 1,1826 $5, 282, 658 $5,486,158 $6,582,203 5,2S2,668 5,486,158 6, 582, 203 Increase or decrease since above date Increase seemed by United States bonds.. Decrease secured by United States bonds. Increase secured by lawful money Decrease secured by lawful money Net increase.. Net decrease. On deposit On deposit to secure secure Kinds of bonds on deposit Federal re- to nationalserve bank bank notes notes United States consols of 1930 (2 per cent) United States Panama of 1936 (2 per cent) United States Panama of 1938 (2 per cent) Total. $591,139,900 48, 606,360 25, 746, 020 665, 492,880 Nov. 2,1925 Increase or decrease since above date $203, 500 $1, 299,545 203, 500 1,299,545 National-bank notes of each denomination outstanding One dollar Two dollars Five dollars Ten dollars Twenty dollars Fifty dollars One hundred dollars Five hundred dollars One thousand dollars Fractional parts Total Less' , Total Federal reserve bank notes of each denomination outstanding $341,447 162,894 140,405, 855 291, 407. 210 224, 676, 730 23,463, 900 23,102, 400 87,500 21,000 61,146 $2,779,053 1, 008, 550 814, 775 268, 440 3S9, 440 23,800 703, 730,082 3, 015, 550 5, 282, 658 700, 714, 532 5, 282,658 * Notes redeemed but not assorted by denominations. REDEMPTION OF NATIONAL AND FEDERAL RESERVE BANK CIRCULATION In the year ended June 30, 1926, national-bank notes, Federal reserve notes, and Federal reserve bank notes aggregating $1,831,069,055 were redeemed at the United States Treasury at a total expense of $548,569. These redemptions included Federal reserve notes amounting to $1,301,738,530; Federal reserve bank notes received from all sources, including Federal reserve banks and branches, $1,462,885; and national-bank notes aggregating $527,867,640, the latter sum including $52,937,972.50 redeemed on retirement account. National-bank notes were redeemed at an average cost of $0.94 per $1,000; Federal reserve notes received from sources other than Federal reserve banks $0.77 per 1,000 notes; canceled and other Federal reserve notes received direct from Federal reserve banks and branches $0.34 per 1,000 notes redeemed, and redemptions on account of Federal reserve bank notes at the rate of $3.61 per 1,000 notes. BEPOET OF THE COMPTKOLKEB OF THE CUBBENCY 11 Statements showing the amount of national-bank notes, Federal reserve notes, and Federal reserve bank notes received monthly for redemption in the year ended June 30, 1926, the source from which received, and the classification of redemptions, together with the rate per $1,000 of national-bank notes redeemed and the rate per 1,000 notes of Federal reserve and Federal reserve bank notes redeemed, are published in the appendix of this report. NATIONAL BANKS OF ISSUE On December 31, 1925, when there were 8,054 reporting national banks, with paid-in capital stock aggregating $1,379,101,000, all but 1,330 banks, with capital of $284,325,000, were exercising the privilege of issuing circulating notes collateraled by the deposit of United States bonds. The 6,724 banks of issue had a circulating note liability of $648,461,000, or an average of $96,439.77 per bank. Tables disclosing the number of national banks issuing circulation, their capital, amount of circulation outstanding, together with the number of associations not issuing circulation and their capital in each State and Federal reserve district on December 31, 1925,. with corresponding data as of December 31, 1924, are published in the appendix of this report. PROFIT ON NATIONAL BANK CIRCULATION The profit on circulation issued by national banks, as disclosed in computations by the actuary of the Treasury, based on the deposit of $100,000 consols of 1930, showed a slight increase in the percentage over the year previous. In February, 1926, when bonds were at the highest point in the year, the cost of 100,000 consols was $102,977. Interest on this amount of bonds deposited with the Treasurer to secure a like amount of circulation amounted to $2,000, and interest on the amount of notes received, less the 5 per cent redemption fund, was $5,700, or gross receipts in the amount of $7,700. Deducting from the latter sum taxes on circulation, $500, expense of maintenance, $62.50, and sinking fund of $641.44 to provide for liquidation of the premium paid for the bonds, a total of $1,203.94, the net receipts amounted to $6,496.06. Interest on the cost of the bonds invested otherwise at 6 per cent would net $6,178.62, or $317.44 less than the net receipts if invested in circulation bonds; hence, the profit on circulation in excess of 6 per cent on the investment in the month referred to was 0.308 per cent. Consols purchased in October of 1926, when the cost was at the lowest point during the year, resulted in a larger profit, or 0.446 per cent. One hundred thousand dollars of Panama 2's in November, 1925, sold at a premium of $946, then the lowest figure in the year, and resulted in a profit slightly in excess of 1 per cent to banks exercising the privilege of circulation secured by these bonds. In February of the current year, however, when this class of bonds were at the highest figure, profit on circulation amounted to 0.94 per cent. Elsewhere in this report appear tables showing, by months, the profit on national bank circulation based upon a deposit of $100,000 United States consols of 1930, and Panama Canal bonds at the average net price during the year ended October 31, 1926. These 12 EEPOET OF THE COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY tables are supplemented by others showing the investment value of circulation bonds quarterly, and the monthly range of prices in New York in the year ended October, 1926. ORGANIZATION AND LIQUIDATION OF NATIONAL BANKS Up to and including October 31, 1926, there have been authorized to begin business 13,001 national banking associations, of which 4,018 were voluntarily closed to discontinue business or amalgamated with other banks, State or national, including those consolidated with other national banking associations under authority of the act of November 7, 1918. Exclusive of banks which failed but were subsequently restored to solvency the loss to the system by banks Equidated through receiverships was 975, the number of these receiverships being a fraction less than 7.5 per cent of the total number of banks organized. As a result of liquidations and failures the number of national banking associations in existence at the close of the current year stood at 8,008. In November, 1914, there were in existence 7,578 national banks with capital of $1,072,500,000. Since that date the net increase in the number of banks was 430 and an increase in capital of $349,600,000. The capital of the banks in existence on October 31, 1926, was roundly $1,422,132,000. In this 12-year period 2,349 banks were chartered with capital of $246,705,300. During this period, however, 1,919 associations were closed voluntarily or otherwise. Applications to organize national banks and to convert State banks into national banking associations were received in the current year to the number of 301, with proposed capital stock of $47,155,000. Of the applications pending 157 were approved, 122 rejected, and 4.3 abandoned. National banking associations to the number of 160, with capital of $29,705,000, were authorized to begin business, of which 5 were located in the New England States, 58 in the Eastern, 37 in the Southern, 30 in the Middle Western, 15 in the Western, and 15 in the Pacific States. The greatest activity as indicated by the number of banks organized was in the following States: New York, 24 banks; New Jersey, 22; Pennsylvania, 11; Florida, 8; Texas, 16; Michigan, 8; Minnesota, 8; and California, 14. In other States the number ranged from 1 to 6 banks. It further appears that of the total number of charters issued 29 were the result of conversions of State banks, 7 reorganizations of State or national banks, and 124 primary organizations. In this connection it is of interest to note that the organization of 19 banks was incident to the reorganization of liquidated national banking associations; 2 to succeed failed national banks, acquiring incidentally their assets and assuming the liabilities to depositors and other creditors, and 11 organized in localities where failures had occurred, to enable the communities to have necessary banking facilities. In the year in question 60 national banking associations were consolidated into 30 under authority of the act of November 7, 1918, the capital of the consolidated banks being $137,350,010. In some instances there were reductions in capital and in others increases, but the net result by reason of consolidations was an increase in capital stock of $7,919,990. BEPORT OF THE COMPTKOLLEB OF THE CUBBENCY 13 The voluntary liquidation of 153 associations represented a capital of $28,668,300, while the capital of the 91 insolvent banks was $5,412,500. The net result of the changes hereinbefore mentioned was a decrease for the year in the number of active banks by 110, and an increase in authorized capital stock of $40,154,190. I t appears that during the year 210 banks increased their capital in the aggregate sum of $49,440,000. Of this number 67 banks effected the increase by stock dividends, the amount of the increase in this manner being $8,846,400. DOMESTIC BRANCHES OF NATIONAL BANKS Under authority of section 5155 of the Revised Statutes of tha United States the following national banks, formerly State banks, continue to operate the branches indicated: California: Bank of California, National Association, San Francisco; capital, $8,500,000. Branch at Portland, Oreg.; capital, $300,000. Branch at Seattle, Wash.; capital, $200,000. Branch at Tacoma, Wash.; capital, $200,000. Louisiana: Calcasieu National Bank of Southwestern Louisiana, Lake Charles; capital, $1,000,000. Branch at De Quincy; capital, $40,000. Branch at Jennings; capital, $120,000. Branch at Kinder; capital, $30,000. Branch at Lake Arthur; capital, $40,000. Branch at Oakdale; capital, $120,000. Branch at Sulphur: capital, $40,000. Branch at Vinton; capital, $50,000. Branch at Welsh; capital, $60,000. Massachusetts: Federal National Bank of Boston; capital, $1,500,000. Four ' branches in Boston, with capital of $50,000 assigned to each. Safe Deposit National Bank of New Bedford; capital, $500,000. Branch in New Bedford; capital, $50,000. Michigan: City National Bank of Battle Creek; capital, $500,000. Branch in Battle Creek; capital, $25,000. National Union Bank of Jackson; capital, $400,000. Branch in Jackson; capital, $100,000. Mississippi: Pascagoula National Bank of Moss Point; capital, $75,000. Branch at Pascagoula; capital, $25,000. New York: Chatham Phenix National Bank & Trust Co., New York, capital, $13,500,000.1 Thirteen branches in the city of New York, with capital of $100,000 assigned to each. Public National Bank of New York; capital, $5,000,000. Five branches in the city of New York, with capital of $100,000 assigned to each. Seaboard National Bank of the city of New York; capital, $6,000,000. Two branches in the city of New York, with capital of $100,000 assigned to each. North Carolina: American Exchange National Bank of Greensboro; capital, $1,000,000. Branch in Greensboro; capital, $150,000. Farmers National Bank & Trust Co. of Winston-Salem; capital, $300,000. Branch in Winston-Salem; capital, $50,000. i One of which was acquired by consolidation undar act Nov. 7,191S. 14 BEPOET OF THE COMPTROLLER OF THE Oregon: First National Bank of Milton; capital, $50,000. Branch at Freewater; capital, $10,000. Washington: Dexter Horton National Bank of Seattle; capital, $2,200,000. Two branches in Seattle, with capital of $50,000 assigned to one and $200,000 assigned to the other. Wisconsin: American National Bank of Milwaukee; capital, $1,000,000. Two branches in the city of Milwaukee, with capital of $50,000 assigned to each. Under the consolidation act of November 7, 1918, converted State banks having branches were consolidated with the following banks and the branches continued: California: The First National Bank of Lemoore; capital, $150,000. Branch at Stratford; capital, $25,000. Merchants National Trust & Savings Bank of Los Angeles; capital. $4,000,000. Twenty-four branches in Los Angeles, with capital of $25,000 assigned to each. Branch at San Bernardino; capital, $210,000. Branch at Riverside; capital, $200,000. Branch at Redlands; capital, $240,000. Branch at Vernon; capital, $60,000. Branch at Huntington Park; capital, $130,000. Branch at Bell; capital, $75,000. Branch at Glendale; capital, $60,000. District of Columbia: The Riggs National Bank of Washington, D. C ; capital, $2,500,000. Four branches in the city of Washington, with capital of $10,000 assigned to each. Georgia: The Fourth National Bank of Atlanta; capital, $1,200,000. Three branches in the city of Atlanta, with capital of $50,000 assigned to each. Branch at Decatur; capital, $25,000. Atlanta & Lowry National Bank, Atlanta; capital, $4,000,000. Two branches in Atlanta, with capital of $50,000 assigned to each. Massachusetts: The Atlantic National Bank of Boston; capital, $6,000,000. Five branches in Boston, with capital of $100,000 assigned to each. The First National Bank of Boston; capital, $20,000,000. Seven branches in Boston, with capital of $50,000 assigned to each. Chapin National Bank of Springfield; capital, $500,000. Two branches in Springfield, with capital of $50,000 assigned to each. Michigan: Grand Rapids National Bank of Grand Rapids; capital, $1,000,000. Nine branches in the city of Grand Rapids, with capital of $10,000 assigned to each. New Jersey: Union Trust & Hudson County National Bank, Jersey City; capital, $750,000. Branch in Jersey City; capital, $50,000. Branch at Bayonne; capital, $50,000. New York: National Commercial Bank & Trust Co. of Albany; capital, $1,500,000. Branch in Albany; capital, $100,000. American Exchange-Pacific National Bank, New York; capital, $7,500,000, Six branches in the city of New York, with capital of $100,000 assigned to each. Chase National Bank of New York; capital, $40,000,000. Nineteen branches in the city of New York, with capital of $100,000 assigned to each. REPORT OF XHE COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY 15 New York—Continued. Bowery & East River National Bank of New York; capital, $3,000,000. Two branches in the city of New York, with capital of $100,000 assigned to each. National City Bank of New York; capital, $50,000,000. Fourteen branches in the city of New York, with capital of $100,000 assigned to each. South Carolina: The Peoples First National Bank of Charleston; capital, $1,000,000. Two branches in Charleston, with capital of $25,000 assigned to each. South Carolina National Bank of Charleston; capital, $1,100,000. Three branches in Charleston with capital of $50,000 assigned to each. Branch at Columbia; capital, $200,000. Branch at Greenville; capital, $250,000. Tennessee: Unaka & City National Bank of Johnson City; capital, $400,000. Branch in Johnson City; capital, $25,000. Virginia: First National Bank of Abingdon; capital, $200,000. Branch in Abingdon; capital, $25,000. Peoples National Bank of Leesburg; capital, $100,000. Branch at Upperville; capital, $10,000. Seaboard National Bank of Norfolk; capital, $1,000,000. Branch in Norfolk; capital, $50,000. Fauquier National Bank of Warrenton; capital, $150,000. Branch at The Plains; capital, $5,000. National banks, with number of additional local offices and dates of approval of their establishment, October 81, 1926 Location California: Alhambra Bakersfleld Crockett 'Fresno Jjong Beach Los Angeles NumDate of ber of approval ef addi- establishment tional of additional offices offices Title of bank First National Bank First National Bank in Bakersfleld First National Bank _ First National Bank in Fresno California National Bank.. - ^ First National Bank . . . . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 Do Commercial National Trust & Savings Bank 26 Do Merchants National Trust & Savings Bank Do Pacific National Bank 4 , Do., Do Oakland Pasadena Sacramento Santa Cruz 8 1 United States National Bank Central National Bank First National Bank „ 9 1 2 2 1 Dec. Apr. Nov. Dec. Nov. July June Oct. Jan. June Dec. Mar. July Oct. Mar. Mar. (Aug. I Oct. IMar. June fFeb. I Jan. IJan. (Oct. Nov. Mar. July Nov. Aug. Nov. Mar. Aug. June /Sept. \Apr. Nov. 18,1924 1,1925 28,1923 19,1923 8,1923 1,1922 13,1922 31,1923 29,1924 4,1924 18,1924 24,1925 22,1925 20,1925 1,1926 25,1926 1,1922 11,1922 15,1924 4,1924 5,1924 3.1925 8;i925 16,1925 19,1925 1,1924 29,1924 21,1924 3,1925 3,1925 22,1920 2,1922 1,1925 6,1925 14,1928 22,1922 16 BEPOKT OP THE COMPTBOLL.EK OF THE CUSBENCY National banks, ivith number of additional local offices and dates of approval of their establishment, October SI, 1926—Continued Location District of Columbia: Washington* Do Do Do Georgia: Atlanta Eome Kentucky:1 Louisville Do. Do.... Maine: Portland.. Maryland: Baltimore. Do.... Do.. Do Massachusetts: Adams Boston. DoDo. Do. Title of bank Second National Bank... District National Bank.. Franklin National Bank. Lincoln National Bank.. Atlanta & Lowry National Bank. National City Bank. Citizens Union National Bank. Louisville National Bank National Bank of Kentucky Chapman National Bank Do. Citizens National Bank Drovers & Mechanics National Bank.. Farmers & Merchants National BankMerchants National Bank First National Bank Atlantic National Bank Boston National Bank Citizens National Bank Federal National Bank First National Bank Do. National Rocki-and Bank. Do I National Shawmut Bank. Brockton Fitchburg Maiden New Bedford., Palmer Springfield Wellesley Watei'town Michigan: DetroitDo Flint Jackson Ludington Muskegon Saginaw Nebraska: South Omaha . Do New York: Brockton National Bank Safety Fund National BankFirst National Bank Merchants National Bank... Palmer National Bank Chapin National Bank Wellesley National Bank: Union Market National BankFirst National Sank in Detroit. Griswold National Bank National Bank of Commerce,. First National Bank at FlintPeoples National Bank First National BankUnion National Bank Second National Bank Live Stock National Bank. Packers National Bank Buffalo.. Community National Bank. Flashing. Ithaca Flushing National Bank.. First National Bank ' Established under authority of tha Millspaugh Act, Apr. 26, 1922. NumDate of ber of approval of addi- establishment tional of additional offices offices Nov. 18,1922 /May 1,1923 \Aug. 25,1924 Dec. 30,1922 Dee. 4,1922 Sept. 22,1922 July 7,1923 Nov. 20,1922 fJuly 20,1922 ^Aug. 15,1922 [Nov. 28,1923 Dec. 18,1922 Nov. 18,1924 July 29,1924 June 17,1925 /Aug. 18,1922 \Feb. 11,1925 Aug. 1,1922 Dec. 7,1923 /Aug. 23,1922 Van. 2.1924 July 6,1926 Mar. 3.1923 Jan. 18,1924 fJan. 18,1924 loot. 16.1924 IJuly (July June •Dec. Feb. Nov. 10 \Mar. June July Uuly Dec. Jan. Feb. Nov. May Jan. /Nov. \Mar. Dec. 28.1925 19.1926 6.1925 3,1923 28.1925 6,1925 27.1926 14,1926 1.1926 7,1926 7,1925 30.1924 17.1925 28,1924 22.1925 10,1924 18.1922 30.1923 2,1925 (Jan. JApr. 1 June (Mar. May July Dec. Nov. Sept. Jan. Jan. 2.1924 7,1924 14.1924 22.1926 15,1920 19.1922 15.1923 22.1922 8,1922 23.1924 13.1923 Dee. 3,1923 Jan. 18,1924 Aug. Jan. Mar. Mar. Sept. July July Nov. 18,1922 18,1923 2,1925 11,1925 23,1925 8,192S 18,1925 9,1922 17 REPORT OF THE COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY National banks, with number of additional local offices and dates of approval of their establishment, October 31, 19S6—Continued Location Number of additional offices Title of bank New York—Continued. New York.. Bowery and East River National Bank. Do Bronx National Bank. Do. Capitol National Bank- Do. Do. Do. Chase National Bank Chemical National Bank First National Bank of Brooklyn. Do. Hamilton National Bank Do Do. Do Do. Do. Harriman National Bank Jamaica National Bank Liberty National Bank in New York National Bank of Commerce in New York. National Bank of Far Rockaway Do. National City Bank. Do Do Do. National Park Bank Ozone Park National Bank... Staten Island National Bank & Trust Co. Do. Public National Bank. Do Do Do Niagara Falls Troy Utica. Watertown Yonkers Do North Carolina: GroeTisboro Wiuston-Salem Ohio: Cleveland Do Columbus Findlay Lockland Pennsylvania: AHoona Do Chester Do. Do Richmond Hill National Bank Rockaway Beach National Bank Seventh National Bank Cataract National Bank Manufacturers National Bank... Utica National Bank & Trust Co Jefferson County National Bank First National Bank Yonkers National Bank & Trust Co _ __ American Exchange National Bank Peoples National Bank of Winston Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Co-Operaative National Bank. Central National Bank... City National Bank. _ American-First National Bank First National Bank _ First National Bank.. Second National Bank First National Bank Delaware County National Kanfc. Pennsylvania National Bank i I Date of I approval of establishment of additional offices Jan. 18.1924 Jan. 16.1925 May 28,1925 27,1925 Juno 12 lept. 23,1925 Nov. 13,1925 Apr. 8,1923 July 8,1926 July 17.1924 .July 8,1926 Jan. «, 15)23 Apr. 28.1923 Aug. 18.1925 Jan. 27.1926 /July 15.1924 \Aug. 31.1925 Apr. 28.1923 July IS, 1924 [Oct. 29.1924 Oct. 30.1924 Dec. 16.1925 [Feb. 12.1926 Apr. 26.1923 Jan. 9,1926 July 23,1926 Sept. 23,1928 Scat. 4.1925 Oct. 26.1923 Jan. 30.1924 Mar, 13, j 925 Mar. 25,1825 July 22.1926 fMar, 19,1924 |Oct. 18.1924 Feb. 5,1825 Jan. 27.1926 July 18,1922 A ng. 29.1922 Dec. 8,1922 Feb. 28.1923 Jan. 26.1924 22 July 31,1924 Dec. 31,1924 May 19,1825 Oct. 23,1928 Feb. 20,1936 Mar. 1, 1926 /Aug. 1,1922 \Nov. 28.1924 Mar. 8,1921 Sept. fi, 1925 Feb. 1.1926 Nov. 19,1923 Aug. 18,1926 /Oct. 13,1922 \Nov. 2,1925 (Apr. 8,1925 \June 17.1925 /Oct. 24, 1922 \Sept. 26,1925 July 21,1022 Apr. 13,1926 /Sept. \July Apr. Mar. •Tan. Nov. 8,1922 6,1926 23,1926 17,1925 2,1923 28,1923 June Mar. Sept. June May 12,1925 8,1926 22, J 922 12,1926 24,1924 18 REPORT OF THE COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY National banks, with number of additional local offices and dates of approval of their establishment, October 31, 1926—Continued Location Pennsylvania—Continued. Johnstown MeKees Rocks Philadelphia.. Do Do Do Do Do. DoDo. DoDoDo. Do. ReadingChattanooga.. Knoxville Nashville Do Do Virginia: CbarlottesviUe.. Norfolk Richmond.. Do Title of bank NumDate of berof approval of addi- establishment tional of additional offices offices First National Bank. do i. -doBroad Street National Bank Centra! National Bank Corn Exchange National Bank Drovers & Merchants National Bank... Franklin Fourth Street National Bank. Manayunk National Bank Northern National Bank Overbrook National Bank Philadelphia-Girard National Bank. Southwark National Bank Tenth National Bank Reading National Bank. First National Bank City National Bank American National Bank Broadway National Bank Fourth and First National Bank.. Peoples National Bank Virginia National Bank .First & Merchants National BankAmerican National Bank.. Oct. Jan. /Feb. \Aug. July May Jan. Apr. July July Feb. July 18,1925 3,1925 24,1922 15,1924 26.1925 25.1926 3,1926 29,1925 S, 1924 20,1924 1,1924 8,1925 5,1925 9,1923 29,1924 26,1926 21,1922 2,1924 20,1922 CONDITION OF NATIONAL BANKS AT DATE OP EACH REPORT CALLED FOR DURING THE YEAR Under authority of section 5211, Revised Statutes, national banks were called upon to submit three reports of condition during the year ended October 31, 1926, as of various dates specified by the Comptroller. Summaries of resources and liabilities of reporting banks on the date of each report during the year, together with summaries for June 30, and September 28,1925, are shown in the following statement: REPORT OF THE COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY 19 Abstract of reports of condition of national banks on dates indicated [In thousands of dollars] June 30, Sept. 28, Dec. 31, A p r . 12, June 30, 1925—8,072 1925—8,085 1925—8,054 1926—8,000 1926—7,978 banks banks banks banks RESOURCES Loans and discounts (including rediscounts) ' Overdrafts United States Government securities owned. Other bonds, stocks, securities, etc., owned. Customers'liability account of acceptances. Banking house, furniture and fixtures Other real estate owned _ Lawful reserve with Federal reserve banks. Items with Federal reserve banks in process of collection... Cash in vault Amount due from national banks Amount due from other banks, bankers, and trust companies _ Exchanges for clearing house Checks on other banks in.the same place.. Outside checks and other cash items Eedemption fund and due from United States Treasurer United States Government securities borrowed . Bonds and securities (other than United States) borrowed Other assets... Total.. 12,674,067 9,352 2, 536, 767 3,193, 677 176, 683 585, 267 111, 191 1,326,864 13,134,461 14,900 2, 512, 025 3,242, 620 201,083 593, Wel l 4, 677 1,324,326 13,535, 278 10,554 2, 522,810 3,252,016 277,613 606,474 113, 741 1, 376, 992 13,301,306 10,953 2,540,823 3,269,027 265,066 621,825 113,987 1,288,664 13,417,674 9,719 2,469,268 3,372,985 232,460 632,842 115,869 1,381,171 466, 787 359, 605 1, 096, 768 456, 666 362, 341 1,120, 925 572,090 390,116 1,192, 948 487,345 367,573 1,062, 311 501,409 359,951 1,080,617 403, 366 988,284 80,727 69,517 393, 869 733, 816 58.326 54,094 425, 518 1,127, 241 109,679 71, 320 774, 989 83,095 400,822 899,901 97,179 33,038 32,876 33,008 32, 905 238,993 219, 346 235,114 215, 555 24,442 3,173 213,803 24,350,863 24, 569, 527 25,852,412 24,893,665 25,315,624 1,375, 009 1,125, 495 1,379,101 1,166,601 1,410,434 1,188, 704 1,412,872 1,198,899 543, 564 69, 792 649, 221 31,820 1,068,420 476,207 59,170 648,461 38, 321 1,076, 397 500,519 63,327 649,452 35, 785 987, 311 477,587 64,618 651,155 33,794 979,814 1, 766, 708 251, 50f> 214, 594 10,427, 544 6,994, 374 175,097 1,897, 655 261, 813 414, 856 11,151.126 6.047, 370 193, 222 1,779,579 258,034 223, 885 10,456, 694 6,199,806 234, 704 1,885,848 217,123 288,669 10,778,603 6, 313,809 144,504 IB, 9S0, OSH 21,080,660 » , 176,798 SO, 64S, 164 24,479 32,718 25,611 24,442 3,976 3,625 4,053 3,173 4,057 1,984 2,497 316,627 384,377 265,590 253,807 245,537 264,505 258, 713 268,801 9,065 7,525 7,760 12,880 191,873 28,542 52, 228 257, 929 39, 595 49,954 24,569,527 25,852, 412 69,316 33,023 LIABILITIES 1, 369,435 Capital stock paid in Surplus fund _ 1,118, 928 Undivided profits, less expenses and taxes paid 481, 711 60, 078 Reserved for taxes, interest, etc., accruedNational bank notes outstanding.. 648,494 30, 740 Due to Federal reserve banks 1,028,168 Amount due to national banks Amount due to other banks, bankers, and 1,827,4D2 trust companies Certified checks outstanding 224,089 Cashier's checks outstanding 336,167 10,430, 254 Demand deposits 5,924, 658 Time deposits (including postal savings) United States deposits 108,101 Total deposits United States Government securities 19,909,669 borrowed... 21,684 Bonds and securities (other than United States) borrowed 3,530 Agreements to repurchase United States Government or other securities sold 3,413 Bills payable (including all obligations representing borrowed money other than rediscounts) 245,107 Notes and bills rediscounted (including acceptances of other banks and foreign bill3 of exchange or drafts sold with indorsement) 233,874 Letters of credit and travelers' checks outstanding... .__ ___ 12,127 Acceptances executed for customers and to furnish dollar exchange less those purchased or discounted 164,569 28, 773 Acceptances executed by other banks 49,471 Liabilities other than those stated above Total.. 24,350,863 1 Includes customers' liability under letters of credit. 246,199 39,493 55, 515 24,893, 665 221,131 29,801 50,805 25,315,624 20 BEPOKT OF THE COMPTROLLER OF THE CITBBENCY CONDITION OF NATIONAL BANKS JUNE SO, 1926 The total resources of 7,978 reporting national banks in the continental United States, Alaska, and Hawaii, June 30, 1926, aggregated $25,315,624,000, as compared with resources of 8,072 national banks, amounting to $24,350,863,000, on June 30, 1925. The increase in resources for the year was $964,761,000, although the number of banks decreased by 94. RESOURCES Loans and discounts, including rediscounts, were $13,417,674,000. and were greater by $743,607,000 than the amount reported on June 30, 1925. The percentage of loans and discounts to total deposits was 65.00 in comparison with a ratio of 63.66 per cent the year previous. United States Government securities owned totaled $2,469,268,000, the reduction in this item being accounted for in part by eliminating from the banks' investments nearly $25,000,000 of United States securities borrowed, heretofore included among investments. Holdings of other miscellaneous bonds and securities increased in the year from $3,193,677,000 to $3,372,985,000, or $179,308,000, notwithstanding bonds and securities other than United States borrowed aggregating $3,530,000 were included in the banks' investments in figures reported as of June 30, 1925. Balances due reporting banks and bankers, including lawful reserve with Federal reserve banks of $1,381,171,000, amounted to $3,364,019,000, and were greater by $70,234,000 than in the preceding year. Cash in the banks' vaults increased from $359,605,000 to $359,951,000. Banking houses, furniture and fixtures valued at $632,842,000 and other real estate owned, $115,869,000, exceeded the value of these assets reported in the previous year by $47,575,000 and $4,678,000, respectively. LIABILITIES The paid-in capital stock increased in the year from $1,369,435,000 to $1,412,872,000, and surplus and undivided profits, excluding reserve for taxes, interest, etc., accrued, aggregated $1,676,486,000 and were $75,847,000 more than a year ago. Circulating notes outstanding amounted to $651,155,000, an increase of $2,661,000 in the year. Balances on the books of reporting banks to the credit of correspondent banks and bankers, including certified checks and cashiers' checks outstanding, amounted to $3,405,248,000, a decrease of $41,408,000 in the year. Total deposit liabilities were $20,642,164,000, an excess of $732,495,000 over June 30, 1925. Included in deposit liabilities are United States deposits of $144,504,000, amounts due to banks, $2,899,456,000, and certified checks and cashiers' checks outstanding, $505,792,000, in addition to individual deposits (time and demand), the total of which was increased from $16,354,912,000 to $17,092,412,000 or $737,500,000 more than in the preceding year. Liabilities for money borrowed, represented by bills payable and rediscounts, aggregated $522,608,000, which was an increase of $43,627,000 over the returns a year ago when the liability for borrowed Digitized formoney FRASERtotaled $478,981,000. REPORT OF THE COMPTBOLLER OF THE CURRENCY 21 Condensed statement of resources and liabilities of all reporting national banks at the close of business June 30, 1926, follows: Summary of reports of condition of 7,978 national banks in the United States at the close of business June SO, 1926 [In thousands of dollars] RESOURCES Loans and discounts: On demand (secured by collateral other than real estate) 2, 378, 276 On demand (not secured by collateral) 775, 107 On time (secured by collateral other than real estate). 3, 116, 375 On time (not secured by collateral) 6, 344, 135 Secured by farm land 252, 083 Secured by other real estate 473, 369 Not classified 78, 329 Total ~~. 13, 417, 674 Overdrafts 9, 719 Investments (including premiums on bonds): United States Government securities 2, 469, 268 State, county, and municipal bonds 647, 801 Railroad bonds..... 631, 387 Bonds of other public service corporations (including street and interurban-railway bonds) 545, 036 Other bonds, stocks, warrants, etc 1, 548, 761 Total mrrrmr s, 842,253 Banking house (including furniture and fixtures) 632, 842 Other real estate owned 115, 869 Due from banks. 1, 982,848 Lawful reserve with Federal reserve bank or other reserve agents 1, 381, 171 Checks and other cash items 166, 495 Exchanges for clearing house 899, 901 Cash on hand: Gold coin 17, 869 Silver and minor coin1 30, 952 Paper currency 305, 130 Total. rrZ 359, 951 Other resources 2 506, 901 Total resources 25, 315, 624 LIABILITIES Capital stock paid in 1, 412, 872 Surplus 1, 198, 899 Undivided profits (less expenses and taxes paid) 477, 587 Reserved for taxes, interest, etc., accrued 64, 618 National-bank circulation 651, 155 Due to all banks 2, 899, 456 Certified checks and cashiers' checks 505, 792 Individual deposits (including postal savings): Demand deposits— Individual deposits subject to cheek 9, 754, 457 Demand certificates of deposit 217, 106 Dividends unpaid 35, 27.3 Time deposits— Sayings deposits, or deposits in interest or savings department 4, 837, 465 Time certificates of deposit 1, 271, 807 Postal-savin gs deposits 70, 094 3 Not classified 906,210 Total 17,092,412 i8 Includes clearing-house certificates. Includes $232,460,000 customers' liability account of acceptances. 3 Includes $756,448,000 Stato, county, and other municipal deposits. 22 BEPOET OF THE COMPTBOLLEE OF THE CUBBENCY United States deposits (exclusive of postal savings) , Notes and bills rediscounted Bills payable (including certificates of deposit representing money borrowed) Other liabilities Total liabilities „ 144, 504 268, 801 253, 807 345, 721 25, 315, 624 NATIONAL BANK LIABILITIES ON ACCOUNT OF BILLS PAYABLE AND REDISCOUNTS Money borrowed by national banks on account of bills payable and rediscounts as of June 30, 1926, amounted to $522,608,000, which is an increase of $43,627,000 over June 30 a year ago, but a reduction of $126,274,000 since December 31, 1925. On June 30, 1926, bills payable and rediscounts were $253,807,000 and $268,801,000, respectively. Liabilities of national banking associations in each Federal reserve district at the date of each call since September 28, 1925, are shown in the following statement: Total borrovnngs of national banks on account of bills payable and rediscounts in each Federal reserve district at dale of each call since September 28, 1925 thousands of dollars) District No. 1 District No. 2 District No. 3 District No. 4 Distriet No. 5 District No. 6 Dec. 31,1925: Bills payable Rediscounts 23,828 66,203 177.871 90,076 34,069 14,206 . 29,069 14,330 29,451 21,621 12,676 9,564 40,618 26,987 District No. 7 Total 80,031 267,947 48,275 43,399 61,072 22,240 67,605 Apr. 12,1926: Bills payable Bediseounts 13,838 23,936 88,903 92,993 42,995 14,486 31,965 14,998 19,022 20,912 8,286 15,533 17,874 39,021 Total 37,774 181,896 67,481 46,963 39,934 23,819 66,896 Tune 30,1926: Bills payable Bediseounts 21,861 36,299 50,576 79,212 39,713 14,721 31,860 13,744 20,183 24,523 8,564 20,360 46,648 31,780 Total 68,160 129,788 64,434 45,594 44,706 28,914 77,328 District No. 8 District No. 9 District No. 10 District No. 11 District No. 12 Dee. 31,1925: Bills payable Bediseounts 6,980 7,089 1,674 2,694 7,473 8,796 3,385 1,966 17,283 10,973 384,377 264,505 Total Total 14,069 4,368 16,269 5,351 28,256 648,882 Apr. 12,1926: Bills payableRediscounts 7,951 9,344 2,250 3,038 10,138 9,249 6,434 4,269 16,934 10,934 265,590 258,713 Total 17,295 5,288 19,387 10,703 26,868 624,303 June 30,1926: Bills payable Bediseounts 6,706 9,192 1,753 2,834 4,947 10,762 11,384 10,100 10,732 15,274 253,807 268,801 15,898 4,687 15,709 21,484 26,006 522,608 Total. REPORT OF THE COMPTEOLLER OF THE CURRENCY 23 LOANS AND DISCOUNTS OF NATIONAL BANKS The returns from national banks on June 30, 1926, show total loans and discounts in the amount of $13,417,674,000, an excess of $743,607,000 over June 30, 1925. Unsecured time loans bearing the indorsement of one or more individual or firm names aggregated $6,344,135,000, or 47.28 per cent of the total. Time loans secured by stocks and bonds were 14.78 per cent of all loans, and demand paper with like security 15.31 per cent. Of the total of loans and discounts at the date of the midsummer eall in the current year $3,497,261,000, or 26.06 per cent was eligible for rediscount with Federal reserve bank, and $130,757,000, or 0.97 per cent, secured by United States Government obligations. Statement showing the classification of loans and discounts reported by national banks for the last three fiscal years ended June 30 follows: Classification of loans and discounts for the last three fiscal years [In thousands of dollars]. June 30,1924 Class On demand, paper with one or more individual or firm names (not secured by collateral) On demand, secured by stocks and bonds.. On demand; secured by other personal securities, including merchandise, warehouse receipts, etc On time, paper with one or more individual or firm names (not secured by collateral) On time, secured by stocks and bonds On time, secured by other personal securities, including merchandise, warehouse receipts, etc Secured by improved real estate under authority of sec. 24, Federal reserve act, as amended: 1. On farm land 2. On other real estate.Secured by real-estate mortgages or other liens on realty not in accordance with sec. 24, Federal reserve act, as amended: 1. For debts previously contracted (sec. 5137, E. S. V. S.)— (a) Farm lands , (6) Other real estate , 2. All other real-estate loans— (a) Farmlands (6) Other real estate Acceptances of other banks discounted Acceptances of reporting banks purchased or discounted Customers' liability on account of drafts paid under letters of credit ., Total ' Not called for on June 30,1926. 18005°—27 3 June 30,1925 June 30,1926 Amount Per cent Amount Per cent Amount 737,659 1,545,625 6.16 12.90 726,100 1,843,167 5.73 14.64 775,107 2,053,871 5.78 15.31 263,618 2.20 300,561 2.37 324,405 2.42 6,123,604 1,559,698 51.12 13.02 6,132,318 1,817,730 48.39 14.34 6,344,135 1,982,754 47.28 14.78 1,087,096 9.08 1,062,755 8.39 1,133,621 8.4S 116,009 188,897 .97 1.58 122,214 269,247 2.12 123,641 337,393 .92 2.61 120,122 74,636 1.00 .62 123,332 81,874 .97 .65 116,887 92,605 9,031 26,543 91,026 .08 .22 .76 29,797 107,767 .85 11, 555 43,371 78,329 33,998 .28 43,766 .35 1,367 .01 3,105 11,978,728 100.00 12,674,067 10,334 100.00 I 13,417,674 Per cent 1C0.00 Loans and discounts of national banks June SO, 19S6 [In thousands of dollarsl Secured by improved real estate under authority of section 24, Federal reserve act, as amended On time On demand Secured by real estate mortgages or other liens on realty not in accordance with section 24, Federal reserve act, as amended 1. For debts previously contracted (sec. 5137, R. S. U. S.) 2. Allother real estate loans Cities, StaMi, and Territories s I o CENTRAL RESERVE CITIES New York CHicago Total central reserve cities 36,468 33,687 654,418 156,474 70,055 967,137 253,332 427,352 110,410 94,620 47,392 301 16 304 27 641 44,463 2,274,618 25 2,020 640,050 448,343 24,940 174,936 7,277 93,7011,210,469 537,762 141,912 301 320 3,107 46,483 2,914,668 623,279 32,217 21,151 230,297 25,139 1,224 366 26,693 2,966 11 12,229 251,764 2,907 82,671 3,133 57,941 3,494 43,523 1,400 26,214 2,008 33,440 2,763 22,108 879 19,789 1,360 16,851 2,427 38,857 8,391 3,012 4,315 660 62,222 33,569 6,235 5,785 15,100 9,681 11,782 3,455 2,520 16,590 5,009 20,557 595 778 33 23,657 951 5,971 5,678 4,661 6,380 5,333 3,334 1,039 20,284 614 21,933 518,954 57,221 42,507 10,408 512,081 212,189 96,156 86,276 55,783 60,753 52,331 28,979 28,959 84,552 14,712 108,957 2,581 15,626 282 15,028 566 903 U 152,773 5,426 60,571 2,746 24,060 636 10,640 595 12,171 546 23,409 511 14,350 184 15,764 106 6,454 131 22,637 2,046 4,088 22 56,523 37,178 OTHER RESERVE CITIES Boston 35,609 78,933 1,723 24,717 Albany _ 65 8,980 Brooklyn and Bronx 1,314 4,427 Buffalo , 25,598 129,360 Philadelphia 13, MO 75,519 Pittsburgh 18,628 Baltimore 20,455 Washington 1, £,968 Richmond 1,807 7,101 Atlanta 1,784 7,070 Jacksonville 128 661 Birmingham 4,471 2,128 New Orleans I_IIIIIIIIIIZIIIIII_I 1,282 2,603 Dallas 71 El Paso 191 4 90 258 26 2,014 465 1,021 159 15 824 460 9 126 116 143 721 446 129 2 1,454 146 72 652 92 149 420 67 176 477 267 120 6,147 277 686 13,857 14 904 322 39 680 1,243 450 168 201 247 379 17 268 3 415 285 Fort Worth Galveston Houston.. San Antonio Waco Little Rock Louisville Memphis Nashville Cincinnati Cleveland Columbus Toledo Indianapolis Chicago Peorla Detroit Grand Rapids Milwaukee Minneapolis St. Paul. Cedar Rapids Des Moines Dubuque Sioux City Kansas City, Mo. St. Joseph St. Louis Lincoln Omaha.. TopekaWichita Helena Denver Pueblo Muskogee Oklahoma City.. Tulsa Seattle Spokane Portland. Los Angeles Oakland San Franciseo Ogden Salt Lake City... 1,001 645 2.9331 '884 1,056 74 1, 179 1,232 6,466 3,263 3,670 1,692 1,446 2,895 1,941 1,133 270 10,634 13,047 745 454 1,430 292 757 3,947 426 20.301 363! l,880| 106 622 181 154 558j 16 78 1,216 2,150 2,247 271 447 6,653 4,753 24,083 7 836 714 1,831 7,699 344 879 25 10,415 261 3,279 22,766 12,760 8,773 2,135 9,861 6,554 2,831 9,213 279 10,348 17,308 14,634 2,167 1,1011 321 1,893 7,239 2,041 39,295 327 2,585| 110 267 31 307 8,516 2,300 48 1,958 11,641 5,672 254 5,160 10,824 2,461 45,130 4 3,011 Total other reserve cities 226,494 Total all reserve cities 296,549 1.,493,930J 341: 4, i43j 3, 810 297 641 656| 881 8721 605] 1,206 1,449! 1,101' 247 524 1,6941 939! 6891 57! 2,666i 8,184 232 63 329 3,552 170 12,409 101 1,123 88 167 296 127 398 2,227 74 676 283 2,701 459 339 4.696 s;024 4,422 1 403 22, 362 5,982 82,249 15,052 6,618 3,706 34,553 5,336 26,266 29,8o5j 26,899j 24,183 ! 1,525 32,593 13,879 6,938 73,656 13,356, 63,1851 49,193 29,898| 4,-4231 7,494i 1,266 8,383 20,776' 10,003 j 87,668 9,35l! 24,2321 2,344 4,322 8,988 1,774 17,957 567 2,369 13,925 24,498 30,632 17,79s; 31,003! 107,824 C, 4231 2, 330 15,020 5,263! 1.1*8] 695J 13,1681 2,6611 5,358 18,221 8,8371 15,698 572 8,279 10, 266 3,386 65,640j 5,977 16,097i 12,797! 10,368; 4,417; 7,488 1,031 1,616 12, 542 1,614 39,788 3,301 12,263 631 1,021 3,303| 541; 16,367, l,189j 1,954! 4,919 11,380 12,078 4,230 15,208 38,398 161 17,962 979 5,167 10,4341 1731 12, 675 4,170 1,758 1,114 5,925 2,376 6,051 6,569 4,643 1,634 140 6,410 3,824 1,429 7,839 630 7,884 16,320 3,254 590 3,369 794 2,380 29,422 1,727 19,342 2,017 18,, 832 3,248 1,348 5,081 800 17,261 136 516 2 3 691 753 105 531 178! 92 217 38! 36 251! 616| 168 124 59 278 76 463 27 32 157 5 233 928 5,877 396 440 15 423 116 2,933 1,106 152 1,024 160 37 245 1091 258 41 l,0Sl 36 279| 1461 252! 981 1,416 863 1,000 9,110 8,858 8,784 3,443 9, 674 16,427 370 13,019 697 2,016 93 114 8 16 46 21 47 31 20 5O2| 458 707,076 383,417 6,601 55,942 220,80813,130,184|j, 244, 838 525,329 6,6011 56,243 73^944 2,556 7,674 684,038! 126,9071,819,715 10 1 18! 2,439! 830| 208! 203! 335 4 416 118 320 170 151 S13 6 427 1,849 64 149 114 285 661 8 614 569 57 313 292 19 587 89 273 38 56 21 30 27 1,434 5,522 101 20 2,884 23 4 11 789 788 368 871 694 1 26! KM! 255] 112 39 203 78 860 446 114 103 240 211 119 417 498 2,675 113 292 1,201 356 253 695 2,161 408 286 68i 1041 23 12! 166 13 316 110 68 52 36 1,414 40 63 295 7»;_ 141 so CO 14 110 42,844 15,211 75,661 28,113 12,322 6,410 67,082 11,882 42,721 87,443 68,941 56,133 6,708 59,544 39,717 18,160 164,574 21,789 101,246 118,775 60,003 13,116 23,019 4,596 16,986 78,819 16,111 221,646 15,919 61,969 6,981 8,074 18,444: 3,800 64,927 6,300 5,852! 33,0311 60,689 62,793 27,315 63,077 190,462; 19,749 179,668 4,520 19,394 14,580 6,827 16,892 9,316 4,404 1,390 16,519 2,846 11,408 18,426 13,087 9,356 1,260 17,711 10,664 9,012 22,107 3,460 19,490 27,806 21,106 2,650 5,443 1,276 6,240 33,612 7.266 72,309 6,436 16,323 1,828 4,688 7,516 1,350 19,711 2,251 2,375 10,929 9,131 20,534 7,313 28,477 27,374 4,772 40,103 1,490 7,892 59 429 392 8 167 108 102 5 16 10,763 20,104 2,490 16,122 11,083| 23,211 2,490 15,7S8i 70,969 7,097,8231,717,641 404 24,480 4,183,1551,094,362; 315 16S 287 82 237 33 813 112 307 3,683 223 1,320 182 1,688 768 178 533 38 454 1,211 1,426 595 105 158 55 432 176 4,865 205 676 146 137 83 10 843 27 80 247 244 925 134 1,205 999 21 1,206 22 464 to 3 Loans and discounts of national banks June SO, 1986—Continued [In thousands of dollars] On demand Secured by improved real estate under authority of section 24, Federal reserve act, On time Secured by real estate mortgages or other liens on realty not in accordance with section 24, Federal reserve act, as amended 1. For debts previously contracted (sec. 5137, E . S. V. S.) 2 1 I 2. Allother real estate loans si Cities, States, and Territories E£ •SB I | m COOTTBY BANKS Maine New Hampshire Vermont Massachusetts Rhode Island Connecticut Total New England States New York New Jersey. Pennsylvania Delaware Maryland Total Eastern States Virginia West Virginia. North Carolina South Carolina Georgia 10,878 8,416 8,763 6,082 3,663 6,696 14,553 30,074 1,218 2,642 8,674 29, 710 44,639 85,720 46,366 83,497 43,153 87,813 103,973 119,759 1,707 1,818 : 7,511 4,797 202,821 297,573 997 1,140 1,195 6,504 1,165 2,129 13,130 7,316 8,637 8,091 310 636 24,990 3,315 7,292 2,073 3,603 1,829 2,542 754 645 I ._.; ; ! 7,482 4,461 2,907 2,511 1,870 2,180 33,002 16,922 3,046 16,600 2,467 156,759 59,579 17,695 6,054 74,933 35,216 315,911 113,055 286,706 57,491 249,794 39,222 373,651 5,770 815 31,025 7,855 946,946 203,576 1,873 1,136 1,587 10,787 1,177 3,020 19,590 15,671 5,385 12,080 35 2,075 35,246 130,287 78.676 85,484 38,619 33,413 11,441 2,005 12,139 14,986 9,211 37,135 28,832 23,673 10,201 6,104 I 722 4,775 384 810 878 1,502 424 17,798 2,245 150 8,572 2,558 35,702 4,193 30,906 1,788 42,279 6,212 61,247 492 399 1,498 2,394 14,183 137,225 4,031 565 1,417 1,821 1,738] 5,622 4,967 2,114 1,399 1,114 375 37 185 257 7 149 1,010 2,124 738 1,096 107 975 312 642 3,258 1,845 7,033 7,029 3,163 7,471 171 254 4,448 1,452 185 . 9361 2,180] 3,17«l 1,807 2,301 1,138 1,395 1,352 110 12 66 3,557 231 87 1,048 175 5,024 328 3,473 2,764 77 6,525 28 1 141 436 1,838 12,904 219 27 256 12, 782 68,852 7,254 7,951 34,555 303,611 76,074 8,787 32,435 165, 573 33,608 1151 643,662 146,456 470! 545, 570 151,139 221 485,034 102,805 722 139,542 3,115 11,653 69,005 10,666 1,413! 1,901,251 407,267 34 340 73 11 46 10 206,184 130,128 133,048 79,365 62,777 1,002 688 403 2,572 286 1,913 6,864 4,701 3,353 7,559 235 421 16,269 65,344 1,829 19,687 1,438 42,613 1,692 27,713 424 26,306 2,870 3,416 470 1,336 14,972 Texas - -- _ -_ 1,673 8,248 2,856 Tennessee Total Southern States 56,030 Ohio — .- 46,827 8,454 Indiana 28,249 Illinois 3,417 4,664 Wisconsin _ 8,548 Minnesota ._ 8,093 6,551 Missouri Total Middle Western States.. 114,803 2,637 Florida Alabama Kansas... . Oklahoma Total Western States Washington.. Oregon.. . Utah Total Pacific States The Territory of Hawaii (nonmember banks) Total (nonmember banks) Total country banks 4,389 208 1,593 1,791 2,783 1,120 664 2,627 2,734 9,828 1,602 1,560 2,620 2,411 1,403 1,242 32,994 28,715 14,987 4,020 8,005 4,021 4,550 5,871 15,461 561 6,528 1,831 4,245 6,558 2,006 11,820 1,634 1,584 57,416 36,266 1,393 4,537 663 3,066 289 2,833 1,209 3,581 365 1,564 805 390 568 2,405 564 259 1,482 3,250 6,618 22,605 874 1,595 627 2,456 8,428 4,747 314 1,842 189 384 194 857 727 1,028 573 658 3,936 409 1,099 1,700 18,723 4,188 2,262 3,232 994 1,389 1,304 2,000 575 15,944 641 483 617 959 411 274 525 215 1,324 5,449 386 537 2,209 360 146 157 175 879 359 10,801 12,760 4,154 2,419 5,503 3,669 261 1,448 646 3,355 20,666 3,607 9,499 22,457 664 56 2,231 6, 82S 2,993 179 2,912 9,893 2,795 5, 709 1,388 51,309 40,012 4,472 15,601 9,652 6,346 11,001 1,799 1.965 90,848 386 311 337 3,941 5,467 564 1,776 151 3,624 16,557 3,309 1,395 9,000 642 97 760 3,255 2,610 968 1,089 6,651 1,048 777 392 24, 779 3,783 1,569 4,246 1.445 994 3,364 2,078 1,760 18,239 1,718 248 830 1,120 800 635 1,154 574 151 546 168 38,665 15,749 13,593 105,531 30,464 333 23 48 902 30 64 601 2,162 22 157 17 40 13 310 934 2,185 70 1,059 47 104 13 394 478,558 559,941 103,797]3,213,051 737,916 . 917 7,996 2,442 2,998 5,936 647 16 1,386 56,649 12,4001 93 R19 35, 914 6. 041 21 025 27,002 6,122 11,272 26, 970 6,372 10, 834 124,200 19,039 90,804 29,393 4,896 10, 746 65, 755 14,154 5, 526 71,842 18,066 6, 937 804,204 193,035 230,338 7,644 141,840 33,175 6,166 114,470 25,370 16,585 188,814 27,558 5,835 67,807 29,541 9,040 89,815 26,127 60,415 14,817 25,483 9,177 93,922 18,051 5,644 26,700 7,147 783,783 171,409 95, 951 16,054 1,540 20,550 17,318 1,628 15,233 34,746 1,791 17,438 47,805 5,078 30,513 12,635 2,139 9,592 8,297 6,814 3 530 19,972 3,761 17,648 5,871 5,231 842 35,302 6,021 47,161 196, 517 26,330 171,663 13,499 33, 638 4,988 8,165 18,096 1,425 20,142 85, 775 19,925 8,490 14, 734 1,767 2,931 885 1,179 2,554 502 1,033 7,803 972 2,892 1,091 1,552 1,824 676 2,907 1,578 3,069 1,126 23, 395 7,964 6,533 10,516 5,161 5,394 10,444 4,812 1,471 52,295 3,695 1,560 1,135 2,671 856 391 1,026 162 1,734 13,230 1,519 984 7,045 857 359 471 131 55,400 • 11,366 84 608,292 117,040 281,150 105,804 35 106 157 53 864 109 255 116 2,406 592 299 286 43 289 564 690 63 2, 826 477 140 91 160 39 7 33 19 1,843 88 112 80 358 22 380 67 4,023 960 420 790 676 205 593 447 97 4,188 113 137 32 172 23 4 45 3 336 120 35 100 1,302 41 143 213 105 649 383 157 55 493 36 104 105 15 12 4 28 99 618 769 323 3 26 271 50 1, 505 204 2,088 14 194 1,829 4 589 49 319 40 3,038 16 17 51 133 31 114,178 78,194 52,630 54, 271 287,491 56, 035 110,603 107,135 1,472, 039 306,006 182,235 308,127 140,597 153,211 147,385 155,214 55,231 1,448,006 53,657 41,632 62,609 102,712 37,693 22,003 50,361 14,572 104,726 489,965 66,055 46,484 186,475 30,473 6,242 10,284 14,080 360,093 1,513 32,007 34, 939 17,810 17,715 125, 748 23, 541 23,257 38, 565 494, 245 65,986 55,020 93,307 30,818 47,352 47,092 61,126 16,452 407.153 40,937 18, 604 26,665 42,609 12,176 7,838 17.359 6,289 49,547 222.024 23,094 14,019 42,126 13,298 2,507 2,405 4,393 69,394 26 9,065 27,583 4,835 612 1,858 316 229 608 193 34 32 32 101, 842 1,414 633 7 633 14 3,322 3 537 436 292 221 1,311 279 1,352 772 10,817 5,478 3,171 2,559 1,836 2,033 836 364 501 16,778 66 35 95 471 100 96 299 84 7 7,360 6,319,851 1,779,620 54,044 Total United States, Alaska, and the Territory of Hawaii.. 775,107 2,053,871 324,405 6,344,135 1,982,754 1,133, 621 123,641 337,393 116,887 92,605 11,555 43,371 78,329 13,417,674 3,497,261 130,757 28 EEPOET OF THE COMPTROLLEB OF THE CTJBBENCY COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF LOANS AND DISCOUNTS, INCLUDING REDISCOUNTS, MADE BY NATIONAL BANKS DURING LAST THREE FISCAL YEARS The percentage of loans and discounts of national banks in the central reserve cities of New York and Chicago to the total loans and discounts of all national banks in the United States June 30, 1926, as well as similar information with respect to banks in other reserve cities, etc., is shown in the following statement, in comparison with like information for the fiscal years ended June 30, 1924 and 1925. [In thousands of dollars] Loans June 30,1924 Banks in— New Yorfe Do . . . . Chicago.. Other reserve cities All reserve cities States (exclusive of reserve cities) Total United States COMPARATIVE LOANS AND AND OTHER OF LAWFUL 30, 1922 June 30,1925 June 30,1926 Amount Per cent Amount Per cent 2,009,100 16.77 2,084,305 16.45 2,274,618 16.95 }• 2.603,764 3,614,971 21.73 30.18 2,694,922 3,994,646 21.26 31.52 2,914,668 4,183,155 21.72 31.18 6,218,736 5, 759, 993 51.91 48.09 6,689,568 5,984,499 52.78 47.22 7,097,823 6,319,851 52.90 47.10 11,978,728 100.00 12, 674,067 100.00 13,417,674 100.00 CHANGES IN DISCOUNTS, BONDS AND RESERVE OF Amount Per cent DEMAND AND TIME DEPOSITS, UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT SECURITIES, AND THE AMOUNT NATIONAL BANKS SINCE JUNE Demand deposits in national banks on June 30, 1926, totaled $10,778,603,000, an increase of 3.34 per cent over demand deposits on June 30, 1925, and were greater than on June 30 in each of the preceding four years. Time deposits June 30, 1926, aggregated $6,313,809,000, or 6.57 per cent more than at the time of the midsummer call the year previous. The loans and discounts of $13,417,674,000 on June 30, 1926, increased 5.87 per cent in the year; United States Government and other bonds and securities invested in by national banking associations were $111,809,000 more than on June 30, 1925, an increase of 1.95 per cent, and the amount of lawful reserve with the Federal reserve banks, due to an increase in time and demand deposits, likewise increased 4.09 per cent in the year. EEPOKT OP THE COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY 29 The percentage of increase or reduction of each of the resource and liability items referred to since June 30, 1922, is shown in the following statement: [la thousands of dollars] Per cent June 30, 1922 Per cent increase Per cent increase Per cent June 30, or de- June 30, or de- June 30, or de- June 30, or de1924 1923 crease 1925 1926 crease crease crease since June 30, 1922 since June 30, 1023 since June 30, 1924 Demand deposits ! 9,152,415 9,288,298 +1.48 9,593,250 2810,430,254 +8.7210,778,603 64! 6,313,809 Time deposits —... 4, m,951 4, 755,162 +15. 64 6,259,933+10.62 6,924,658 +12. Loans and discounts ' . . 11,248,214 11,817,671 +5.0611,978,728 ' 3612, -L" " " ' " -417 « M "" 1,674,067 +5.8013,417,674 United States and other bonds, stocks, etc i, 563,325 5,069,703+11.10 5,142,328 +1.43 5, 730,444 +11.44 5,842,253! Lawful reserve with F e d e r a l reserve banks 1,151, 605 1,1-12, 736 - . 7 7 1,198,670 +4.89 1,326,804 +10. 69 1,381,171! since June 30, 1925 +3.34 +6.57 +5.87 +1.95 +4.09 ' Includes rediscounts and customers' liability under letters of credit. UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT SECURITIES HELD BY TIONAL BANKS IN RESERVE CITIES AND STATES NA- The aggregate investments by national banking associations in United States Government securities on June 30, 1926, amounted to $2,469,268,000, a decrease of $67,499,000 since June 30, 1925, more than one-third of the decrease being accounted for by eliminating from the banks' investments approximately $25,000,000 of United States securities borrowed, heretofore included among investments. The holdings of these banks in Liberty loan bonds and victory notes were reduced by $28,290,000, United States certificates of indebtedness $60,358,000, short-term Treasury notes $199,025,000, while their investments in war-savings certificates and thrift stamps, and other issues of United States bonds, the latter including bonds on deposit with the Treasurer of the United States to secure circulating notes, increased by $9,000 and $220,165,000, respectively. 30 KEPOKT OF THE COMPTBOLLEE OF THE CURRENCY Classification of these securities held by national banks in reserve cities and States, June 30, 1926, follows: United States Government securities owned by national banks June 80, 1926 fin thousands of dollars] War savings Liberty certifiloan Victory bonds, notes cates and all issues thrift stamps Cities, States, and Territories United States Short- All other of certifi- term issues cates of Treasury United States indebt- notes bonds edness Total CENTRAL RESERVE CITIES New York Chicago Total central reserve cities 182,704 32, 684 24,452 8,433 20,417 301,034 8,922 516,6E3 62,023 215, 388 24,452 28,850 309,956 578,646 30, 893 5 965 4, 692 608 19 263 58 213 8,408 11,915 2,049 5,560 2,682 1,221 423 50 3,676 37,024 4,500 1,198 1,006 15,500 37,173 10,485 7,173 1,067 5,553 4, 672 1,954 4,263 7,104 1,007 4,077 2,065 5, 037 3,178 1,700 72,016 10,515 6,118 1,614 36,22$ 104,695 18,893 19,576 3,116 11,113 9,375 3,297 5,013 16,106 3,212 8,514 4,808 11,361 7,739 2,281 OTHER RESERVE CITIES Albany Buffalo Pittsburgh . . . Washington Richmond Atlanta Jacksonville Birmingham New Orleans Dallas El Paso.-Fort Worth Galveston. Little Rock Memphis.. . . . . .. ._ 225 1 335 100 ... . Tulsa Seattle Portland Oakland 1,455 9,309 76 411 375 100 1,646 136 1,339 750 7, 527 1,754 4 302 1,988 4 866 4 529 Cleveland . . . . TcJedoIndianapolis Peoria... Detroit Grand Rapids .. Milwaukee St. Paul . . . Cedar Rapids Des Moines Dubuque Sioux City Kansas City, Mo - St. Joseph St. Louis . Lincoln Kansas City, Kans Topeka Wichita Helena Denver Pueblo . 10 451 135 755 858 32 246 215 2,229 27 2 . .- _ 8 308 3,810 3 672 1,435 2,081 fl,715 1,963 9 jgg 5 7,044 9 595 10,147 4 13 4 5 297 I 610 1,015 9 146 -128 270 312 597 267 5 4 4,842 250 220 2,570 1,191 1,583 10, 514 476 9 695 30 851 2,491 5,140 25 202 253 75 864 838 1 547 210 1 895 196 590 458 13,119 936 3,063 10, 733 7,646 6,065 678 13,674 14 763 3,616 22 5 292 1,295 701 1,687 3 374 502 1,121 4,435 562 14,618 593 1,214 1,489 1,348 14 84 8 55 930 76 5,074 87 6,499 561 48 965 175 9 5,870 366 2,911 8,372 10,336 3,704 2,115 6,023 3,847 3,033 6,926 1,982 7,338 19,125 4,151 1,046 1,509 756 279 25 97 1,147 332 1 953 288 4,730 24 506 630 715 15, 603 2,677 6,739 8,138 1,174 315 8,401 393 2,913 17, 291 15,161 7,535 3,550 8,544 U, 142 6,267 16,066 % 017 15,233 31,215 24,280 1,541 4,287 1,951 2,996 16,244 1,814 26, 864 1,434 3,331 1,707 3,382 604 1,139 25,631 1,660 4,076 11, 695 9,118 22,900 3,380 20, 798 28, 778 4,814 BEPOBT OP THE COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY 31 United States Government securities owned by national banks June 30, 1926— Continued [In thousands of dollars! Cities, States, and Territories War savings Liberty certifiloan Victory cates bonds, notes and all issues thrift stamps United States Short- All other of certifi- term issues cates of Treasury irnited States indebt- notes houds edness Total OTHER RESERVE CITIES—OOntd. Ogden Salt Lake City 21,566 106 1,646 - - 2,888 10J 992 11,108 736 1,121 35,562 943 3,659 Total other reserve cities 373,092 246 31 12,481 51,395 328, 273 765, 518 Total all reserve cities 588,480 246 31 36,933 80, 245 638, 229 1,344,164 60 984 402 84 8,276 50 1,491 8,585 5,965 4.763 27, 757 4,214 13, 858 13.025 11,716 6.018 52.405 6, 446 28,651 COUNTRY BANKS Main© New Hampshire Vermont Massachusetts . Connecticut . Rhode Island Total New England States New York New Jersey. _ Pennsylvania Delaware Maryland .. Total Eastern States Virginia West Virginia North Carolina. South Carolina Georgia Florida. Alabama Mississippi Louisiana.. Texas... Arkansas Kentucky Tennessee ... __ . _. „ . Missouri Total Middle Western States North Dakota South Dakota Kansas Montana Wyoming. Colorado New Mexico _.. Oklahoma Total Western States Washington.. Oregon California Idaho _ 1 8 415 349 44,009 9 824 8,287 05,132 118, 261 38 690 33,419 69, 529 949 2,999 2 19 54 41 16 1,680 1,207 3,239 92 97 4,590 7,738 8,577 69 272 42,290 30,374 78, 504 1,234 4,810 87,304 72, 781 159,884 2,344 8,178 21 111 6,315 21, 246 157, 212 330,491 5 205 468 131 252 217 285 543 160 355 2,437 800 434 66 21,033 11,050 10, 219 7,092 5,903 4 976 8,064 3,399 3,166 27,298 3,808 12,556 10,999 27,641 18,396 14, 865 11,170 7,804 17, 539 11,355 6,063 6,205 49, 033 10, 751 17, 8S3 13, 222 145, 586 Total Southern States Ohio Indiana Illinois Michigan.. Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa _ „ 3,396 5,348 1,181 18, 949 2,182 12, 953 15 5 10 322 38 20 10 35 320 226 200 807 2,939 1,400 345 672 67,620 486 161 7,334 6,353 129,563 211, 507 17,663 11, 580 29,037 9,208 9, 688 12,618' 10, 392 4,497 65 5 19 43 14 12 8 9 875 289 2,075 398 548 1,297 621 257 1, 576 865 3,011 428 1,416 1,198 804 1,072 31,209 23.380 31, 788 13, 667 14, 423 14,515 15, 807 6,966 51,393 36,133 65,959 23, 715 25, 095 29,661 27.635 12,792 110 6.3B0 10,370 151, 755 273,383 483 142 409 496 655 198 561 101 1,249 4,268 3,701 6,086 10,012 3,340 2,192 4,016 1, 553 7,908 12,467 12,217 10, aril 17,540 10,245 6,036 10,531 5,600 32,244 f>, 081 6,820 4,495 3,816 1 648 11 955 2,514 2,304 877 16, 831 4,296 4,523 1,460 104,683 20 1 3 128 447 5 8 25 105 7,456 8,015 3,585 6,427 6,032 3,832 5,781 3,868 22,425 48 5 8 13 260 359 171 589 218 114 164 70 601 67,121 52 42 2,546 4,294 43,676 117,731 9,352 5,329 13,856 4,951 28 4 57 5 5 226 671 15 462 378 959 309 6,474 3,299 15,735 2,680 15,377 9,237 31.247 16 4 21 8 7,973 32 BEPOET OF THE COMPTROLLEB OF THE CTJEKE5TCY United States Government securities owned by national banks June 30, 1986— Continued [In thousands of dollars! Cities, States, and Territories War United savings States Short- All other Liberty issues of certifiterm Victory cates certifiloan cates of Treasury United bonds, notes States and indebtnotes all issues bonds thrift edness stamps Total COUNTRY BANKS—continued 599 995 2,038 Utah Total Pacific States Alaska (nonmember banks) The Territory of Hawaii (nonmember Total (nonmember banks) 37,120 57 14 25 4 208 149 585 1,359 814 1,184 2,587 3,006 998 2,465 29,956 70,610 22 723 814 22 1,537 467,676 721 437 24,399 Total United States, Alaska and the Territory of Hawaii 1,056,156 967 468 61,332 Total country banks 242 987 1,320 2,134 1,562 3,121 578, 856 1,125,104 133,260 1,217,085 2,469,268 53,015 INVESTMENTS OF NATIONAL BANKS The total investments by national banks on June 30, 1926, in United States Government and other miscellaneous bonds and securities, amounted to $5,842,253,000, an increase of $111,809,000 in the year. With the exception of investments in railroad and foreign Government bonds, banks' holdings in securities other than United States show a substantial increase in the year, the total of miscellaneous bonds and securities aggregating $3,372,985,000. The table following discloses, by reserve cities and States, a classification of miscellaneous securities held by national banks, together with a total of United States Government securities, in the years ended June 30, 1925 and 1926: [In thousands of dollars] June 30, 1925 Domestic securities: State, county, or other municipal bonds Railroad bonds Other public-service corporation bonds All other bonds Claims, warrants, judgments, etc Collateral trust and other corporation notes Foreign government bonds Other foreign bonds and securities Stock, Federal reserve banks Stocks, all other June 30, 1926 594,700 678,950 495,239 698, 235 90,548 124,828 240, 762 122,163 74,488 78,764 647,801 631,387 545,036 772,789 79,423 154,797 225,871 146,548 78, 735 Total United States Government securities 3,193, 677 2, 536,767 3,372,985 2,469,268 Total bonds of all classes 5,730,444 5,842,253 United Stales Government, domestic, and foreign bonds, securities, etc., owned by national banks June SO, 1926 [In thousands of dollars] Foreign government bonds Domestic securities State, United States county, Governor ment municsecuriipal ties bonds Cities, States, and Territories Railroad bonds Other publicservice corporation bonds Stock of All other Federal bonds reserve bank Stock Claims* ofother war- Judgcorpo- rants, ments rations etc. Other foreign bonds Bonds and seCollat- of Ruseral sian, Bonds curities, includtrust Gerof ing and man, other those other or Aus- foreign of corpo- trian govern- municiration Gov- ments palities notes ernments Total bonds, stocks, securities, etc., other than United rfiates Total all bonds and securities Total central reserve cities 3 w H O •*! H o w CENTRAL RESERVE CITIES New York Chicago..-. w w --- 516,623 62,023 76,152 13,822 103,535 3,765 28,872 3,866 S2,282 14,466 14,251 2,828 24,059 2,882 125 689 26,575 7,132 1,133 18,144 2,158 15,893 1,480 3ftl,021 58,0»7 907,644 115,110 S78,646 89,974 107,300 32, 737 96.748 17,079 26,941 814 33, 707 1,133 20,302 17,373 444,108 1,022,754 72,016 10, 515 6,115 1,614 36,228 104,685 18, 893 19, 576 3,110 11,113 9,375 3,297 5,013 16, 106 3,212 8,514 4, 80S li,361 7,739 •2,281 315 8,524 8,842 1,688 6,713 1,127 8,498 423 20,911 24, 318 1,760 2,009 1, 537 944 780 711 14 118 177 11,805 1,995 3,133 824 13,731 7,790 1,646 2,649 47 236 890 250 11,064 3,717 2,065 3,347 12,334 29,092 3,218 4,388 751 2,032 1,290 1,345 55 769 37 529 493 2,519 193 387 2,474 225 213 45 3,043 1,872 707 511 342 315 188 152 144 513 57 212 76 378 185 74 26 16,845 91 71 8,566 815 696 10 16, 456 19,358 3,690 721 624 39 626 14 20 16 19 80 719 193 2 6,939 637 502 316 6,266 3,943 3,065 371 40 307 380 12G 4,974 697 634 208 2,804 3,232 373 344 1 25 263 27 Isi 494 167 77,965 17,586 12,418 5,222 93,053 98,284 20,290 12,661 5,593 5,993 16,451 3,518 541 3,971 1,579 4,843 1,484 8,359 1,122 149,981 28,101 18, 533 6,836 129,281 202,979 39,183 32,237 8,709 17,106 25,826 6,815 5, 554 20,077 4,791 13,357 6,292 19,720 8,861 2,914 435 H OTHER RESERVE CITIK3 Brooklyn and Bronx Buffalo Philadelphia Pittsburgh Washington Dallas El Paso Fort Worth Galveston Waco Little Rock 14,914 5,161 5, 425 1,110 1 638 831 12,182 544 188 1,823 39 2,524 381 1, bOO 226 10 109 864 61 131 132 35 377 146 543 79 26 75 2,320 2,261 173 430 608 1,262 43 138 160 239 244 359 13 1,014 30 1 7 47 20- 2 30 159 538 2 35 8 120 5 2 9 62 977 105 13 19 303 2 3 60 25 13 62 18 .. 10 6 356 25 62 461 10 0 252 305 633 120 H w w M CO W United States Government, domestic, and foreign bonds, securities, etc., owned by national banks June 30, 1926—Continued CO [In thousands of dollars] Foreign government bonds Domestic securities United State, States county, Governor ment municsecuriipal bonds Cities, States, and Territories Bonds Collat- of Ruseral sian, Stock Stock Claims, trust GerAll of Judgofother warand other Federal corpo- rants, ments other orman, Ausbonds reserve rations etc. corpo- trian bank ration Govnotes ernments road bonds Other publicservice corporation bonds 515 630 442 3,358 2,649 2,929 197 559 180 155 7,558 2,339 3,224 1,485 1,957 1,468 2,176 3,254 1,441 3,460 5,953 4,449 1,523 6,075 1,303 6,930 3,771 7,104 1,446 1,066 1,725 4,909 1,375 1,287 1,441 5,155 3,137 3,062 1,794 Rail- Bonds of other foreign governments Other foreign bonds and securities, including those of municipalities Total bonds, stocks, securities, etc., other than United States Total all bonds and securities OTHER RESERVE CITIES—continued Louisville __ Memphis Nashville Cincinnati Cleveland Columbus Toledo Indianapolis Chicago Peoria Detroit Grand Rapids Milwaukee Minneapolis St. Paul Cedar Rapids DesMoines Dubuque Sioux City Kansas City, Mo St. Joseph St. Louis Lincoln _. Omaha _ Kansas City, Kans Topoka Wichita Helena _ _ : _ .-_ - 8,401 393 2,913 17,291 15,161 7, 535 3,550 8,544 11, 442 5,267 16,060 2,017 15,233 31,215 24,280 - 1,541 - 4,287 1,951 2,996 16,244 1,814 26, 864 1,434 3,331 1,707 3,382 604 1,139 185 216 420 426 625 48 254 918 751 189 946 2,292 20 231 246 102 512 830 237 8,161 8,110 8,792 3,737 1,843 37 8 198 758 64 32 14 24 33 671 1,576 472 4,702 304 621 3,315 5,130 i 316 391 462 389 345 14 786 1,402 7,002 1,314 1,658 1,024 2,687 4,777 1,643 1,051 790 735 1,183 2,216 212 7,402 1,038 1,311 232 33 368 130 272 66 205 608 235 317 45 281 214 170 690 84 471 572 279 51 117 30 83 297 62 1,155 77 243 j 39 55 110 23 185 7 88 128 227 123 120 827 141 12 94 66 907 161 1 47 627 2 184 477 1,320 209 31 41 3 109 2,336 75 262 2,505 7 290 19 134 1,083 10 3,056 156 92 17 "lO9" 17 23 188 1 591 38 4 67 110 64 301 207 83 51 349 141 4 331 211 345 77 2 211 36 327 334 18 23 184 943 47 598 300 65 17 32 621 71 23 27 14 329 2,493 168 678 233 15 40 231 30 S 587 3,234 207 372 969 31 79 85 74 449 276 457 3,994 435 480 33 15 30 91 170 17 766 2,649 304 167 578 1,155 .316 149 277 1,888 1,589 9 133 207 2,731 26 725 12,442 900 2,442 21,507 17,123 12,313 2,252 6,903 28,370 5,092 18,310 2,296 11,173 20,543 9,897 5,041 3,207 3,101 3,794' 9,554 1,046 40,148 2,909 9,566 1,099 3,664 5,691 790 20,843 1,293 5,355 38,798 32,284 19,848 5,802 15,447 39,812 10,359 34,376 4,313 26,406 51,758 34,177 6,582 7,494 5,052 6,790 25,798 2,860 67,012 4,343 12,897 2,806 7,046 6,295 1,929 Denver. Pueblo Muskogee Oklahoma City Tulsa Seattle Spokane— Portland Los Angeles Oakland. San Francisco Ogden... - 25,631 1,660 4,076 11, 695 9,118 22,900 3,380 20,798 28, 778 4,814 • 35, 562 943 3,659 9,803 1,102 69 6,830 417 3,642 764 7,636 10,886 1,444 6,205 70 599 2,416 736 160 195 3.983 322 2,821 1,253 54 1,758 101 467 1,867 902 106 119 1,114 683 1,156 505 19 712 76 432 3,361 582 10 302 3,201 2,478 758 3,050 4,403 282 4,865 270 501 280 52 32 163 191 288 116 305 723 97 981 28 92 Total all reserve cities 138 230 100 111 403 1,661 656 246 81 1,032 201 877 158 318 136 1 194 7 1,020 10 10 18 7 75 54 5 135 77 200 415 1,255 271 2,553 766 22 495 12 332 1,510 55 141 267 659 303 1,778 125 47 809 21,692 3,766 202 9,165 5,297 14,407 3,531 20,168 20,616 1,970 18,369 572 3,784 47,223 5,426 4,278 20,860 14,415 37,307 6,911 40,966 49,394 6,784 53,931 1,515 7,443 1 39 44 25 7 9 45 5 30 5 19 109 114 4 17 10 23 90,972 159,883 21,961 39,166 12,031 848 62,133 2,925 47,378 34,353 1,344,164 276,631 225,291 123, 709 256,631 39,040 66,107 12,846 848 95,840 4,058 67,680 51, 726 1, 220,406 1 2,564, 570 4 2,464 625 823 5,925 930 1,246 117 28 82 182 4 127 4,144 969 2,042 6,883 497 3,311 Salt Lake City Total other reserve cities... 532 4 765,518 186,657 117,991 2,281 1,254 45 776, 298 1,541, 816 COUNTRY BANKS Maine... New Hampshire-.. Vermont Massachusetts Rhode Island Connecticut Total New England States New York New Jersey Pennsylvania Delaware... Maryland... * Total Eastern States Virginia-. _ West Virginia North Carolina South Carolina Georgia Florida Alabama Mississippi Louisiana Texas Arkansas Kentucky Tennessee Total Southern States 13,025 11,716 6,018 52,405 6,446 28,651 3,319 414 175 4,405 304 2,261 7,241 2,547 3,283 17,055 1,477 11,869 19,037 5,600 5,469 37,702 6,470 11,309 10,437 3,592 4,930 32,394 1,585 8,853 486 303 237 1,633 294 1,163 163 117 124 1,989 138 416 118, 261 10,873 43,472 85,587 61,791 4,116 2,947 627 4 12,013 540 17,846 87,304 72, 781 1S9, 884 2,344 8,178 31,596 92,644 37,051 68,172 32,397 129,674 1,748 829 5,808 2,624 82, 019 78,122 3,094 44,396 48,943 2,580 90, 502 120.575 6,523 1,851 121 i,iw 8,082 359 8,759 330,491 104,497 298,046 226,850 257,529 12,677 2,055 1,119 4,162 95 195 1,157 828 735 7,520 2,770 15,379 767 1,273 1,132 597 1,418 110 263 8 2.295 5 184 30, 492 17,691 27, 574 426 2,387 7,626 2,830 2,755 27,709 3,331 1 78,570 949 112 14 45 40 244 39 346 33 543 40 186 5 11 18 6 47 31 14 16 238 103 2,706 79 39 134 144 29 202 27,641 18,396 14,865 11,170 7,804 17,539 11,355 6,063 5,205 49,633 10, 751 17,863 13,222 4,055 1,060 1,997 2,215 392 17,144 5,779 7,960 1,693 4,510 2,781 1,733 2,260 1,300 1,993 19 594 295 2,872 1,863 711 40 699 134 2,048 360 1,551 2,790 10 783 368 1,753 1,529 401 146 929 141 2,450 528 5,025 6,550 1,346 2,745 450 4,433 3,396 1,845 307 2,594 1,223 3,920 2,373 1,275 755 683 463 473 562 551 265 286 2,229 301 711 589 992 522 330 845 401 1,035 217 161 496 688 79 356 217 366 61 112 197 401 342 618 511 159 2,594 684 1,201 1,149 51 185 43 14 5 24 50 211,507 53, 579 12,928 13,379 36, 207 9,143 6,339 8,395 684 62 98 21 79 52 183 50,866 14,880 18,675 114,066 12,193 44,230 63, 891 26,596 24,693 166,471 18,639 72,881 15,089 254,910 373,171 21, 569 8,915 20,720 270 1,353 351, 663 233, 070 451,960 7,243 31,317 438,967 305, 851 611, 844 9,587 39,495 3,379 646 1, 376 5,750 465 3,473 52,833 1,075,253 j 1,405,744 123 9 1,404 1,745 67 151 286 2,061 1,101 597 16 691 262 1,236 773 417 639 30 120 82 729 242 346 96 190 125 463 296 17,425 16,598 4,656 8,183 3,211 31,205 15,432 13,174 3,348 15,781 5,751 14, 558 8,709 45,066 34,994 19,521 19,353 11, 015 48.744 26, 787 19,237 8,553 65,414 16, 502 32,421 21,931 506 10,390 3,775 158,031 369,538 Or United States Government, domestic, and foreign bonds, securities, etc., owned by national banks June SO, 1926—Continued [In thousands ol dollars] Foreign government bonds Domestic securities Cities, Status, *nd Territories United State, States county, Governor ment municsecuriipal ties bonds Railroad bonds Other public service corporation bonds Stock Stock Claims, All of Judgother warother Federal of corpo- rants, ments bonds reserve rations etc. bank Bonds Collat- of Ruseral sian, trust Gerand man, other or Auscorpotrian ration Govnotes ernments Other foreign bonds and seBonds curities, includof ing other those foreign of govern- municiments palities Total bonds, stocks, securities, etc., other than United States Total all bonds and securities cotJNTRT BANKS—continued Ohio Illinois.. Michigan— ! Wisoonsin .. .. Minnesota ._ _ Iowa _ Missouri Total Middle Western States North Dakota South Dakota Nebraska Kansas Montana Wvomipg , ,, Colorado New Mexico Oklahoma Total Western States Washington.. Oregon California tdako 51,393 36,133 65,969 23,715 26,095 29,661 27,635 12,792 31,196 8,243 26,204 22,938 11,494 14, 479 2,819 4,020 8,157 7,157 7,484 6,342 5,221 5,793 1,635 631 7,601 12,366 15,225 11,048 14,508 6,907 5,136 1,321 27,897 10,976 22,893 20,133 16,666 15,228 6.399 2,132 2,038 1,162 1,855 749 770 895 898 352 1,115 422 862 196 499 173 672 127 314 346 6,628 418 364 7,639 2,746 476 212 173 1,046 17 158 695 981 28 1,446 1,636 5,607 2,100 2,519 909 279 5 417 295 330 212 245 103 36 37 7,156 3,797 5,039 5,034 3,388 3,520 1,634 734 4,405 2,033 2,864 3,335 2,054 2,845 574 234 91,954 48,596 95,937 72,522 57,886 59,186 23,709 10,097 143,347 84,729 161,896 96,237 83,981 88,847 51,344 22,889 273, 383 121,393 42,320 74,102 122,324 8,719 4,066 18,931 3,310 14,401 1,676 30,302 18,344 459,887 733,270 2,094 1,381 905 8,049 1,964 803 4,069 432 10,785 967 482 544 408 990 330 716 75 327 2,337 1,439 597 547 1,268 522 1,862 69 593 3,681 2,351 1,437 1,466 1,681 1,290 3,196 284 1,726 286 226 393 625 219 134 319 91 632 49 100 74 300 159 48 864 129 115 2,0fll 1,838 1,132 2,378 1,792 528 1,653 97 6,843 120 128 210 321 342 119 47 6 297 54 159 131 223 50 5 283 5 136 72 35 45 20 9 1,608 597 624 624 673 306 485 34 668 664 382 246 117 382 56 91 17 272 13,993 9,118 6,338 15,077 9,519 4,141 13,580 1,244 22,398 26,460 21,385 17,189 32,617 19,764 10,177 24,111 6,844 54,642 117,731 30,472 4,838 9,234 17, 111 2,925 1,828 18,322 1,590 1,045 197 5,619 2,227 95,408 213,139 15,377 9,237 31,247 7,973 7,176 5,330 33,029 1,910 2,174 339 1,588 65 2,783 868 7,039 453 6,331 1,414 11,375 461 372 285 1,128 162 83 86 1,036 206 1,616 2,854 986 1,579 68 95 64 83 461 43 383 33 30 13 29 93 2,588 885 1,187 152 1,362 258 796 99 25,042 12,470 C9,240 5,296 40,419 21,707 90,487 13,269 12,467 12,217 10,861 17,540 10,245 0,036 10, 531 5,600 32, 244 • 6 5 5 Utah Nevada Arizona Total Pacific States Alaska (nonmember banks) . . . The Territory of Hawaii (nonmember banks) Total (nonmember banks).. 1,184 2,587 3,005 184 1,002 658 60 165 62 188 113 62 160 444 356 35 72 8 149 117 26 10 795 13 20 21 153 70,610 49,288 4,433 12,086 20,541 2,115 1,686 7,865 364 1,078 987 59 59 89 161 5 2,134 1,004 i. 11 494 25 97 10 21 5 13 690 2,071 2,309 1,874 4,658 5,314 165 4,944 2,554 107,118 177,728 1 47 0 42 432 1,419 1,640 3,674 3,121 1.063 69 89 655 5 1 47 1,972 5,093 Total country banks.. 1,125,104 371,170 40f>, 096 -121, 327 516,158 39, 695 24,491 67, 023 8,707 58,957 6,415 147,718 94,822 2,152, 579 3,277,6*3 Total United States, Alaska, and the Territory of Hawaii 2,469,268 647,801 631,387 545,036 772,789 78, 733 90,698 69,868 9,555 154, 797 10,473 215, 398 146,548 3,372,985 5,843,253 63 H K O o CO 38 BKPOBT OF THE COMPTROLLER OF THE CTJBBENCY SAVINGS DEPOSITORS AND DEPOSITS IN NATIONAL BANKS On June 30, 1926, 6,428 national banks reported savings deposits amounting to $4,962,864,000, an increase in savings of $403,965,000 since June 30, 1925. Of the total number of banks reporting savings 4,544 maintained separate savings departments, and in all reporting national banks the number of savings depositors increased from 11,867,948 to 12,573,001. The average rate of interest paid on savings deposits was 3.63 per cent. The number of banks in reserve cities and States reporting savings, the number maintaining separate savings departments, the number of depositors and amount of savings deposits, together with the rate of interest paid, is shown in-the following table: Savings depositors and deposits in national banks June SO, 1926 Number of banks reporting savings deposits Number of banks Amount of Average mainsavings taining ofNumber rate of savings separate depositors deposits interest (000 savings paid omitted) departments CENTRAt RESERVE CITIES New YorkChicago Total central reserve cities-. 26 24 518,214 58, 745 181,062 12,009 3.29 3.00 576,959 193,071 3.15 228, §16 10,967 21, 294 40,960 150, 879 97,926 39, 323 79, 252 61,474 110,081 47, 477 27,0?6 20, 909 1,4, 718 27,043 18, 482 60,457 5, 762 8,136 2,669 47,835 12, 370 35, 756 42, 556 66, 748 32,473 4,900 8,634 218,449 23, 825 15,518 36,433 106, 309 127, 350 53,578 12, 477 10, 654 14,802 16,627 27, 714 120, 955 12,984 6,758 10, 230 65, 783 62,932 19,263 32, 315 16, 281 24, 874 26, 295 14, 615 13,042 5, 726 9,824 11, 373 27,667 4,690 4,909 1,073 9,475 3,548 14, 887 22,911 29,814 7,949 2,998 4,869 47,312 6,041 31, 614 13,160 30, 705 36, 608 23, 391 5,296 3,307 4,868 4,924 4,037 5,066 43, 587 3,900 7, 7M 3.92 3.50 3.67 4.00 3.75 3.86 3.90 3.22 3.00 3.33 3.50 4.00 4.00 3.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 3.22 3.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 3.00 3.50 3.75 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 2.97 3.50 4.33 3.50 3.50 3.50 3.50 3.00 3.00 3.05 4.00 3.17 3.00 OTHEE RESERVE CITIES Boston. Albany Brooklyn and Bronx. Buffalo Philadelphia Pittsburgh Baltimore.. Washington Richmond Atlanta Jacksonville Birmingham Dallas El Paso Fort Worth Qalveston Houston San Antonio Waco r. Little Rock Louisville Memphis.... Nashville Cincinnati Cleveland Columbus Toledo.. Indianapolis. Chicago Peoria Detroit Grand Rapids Milwaukee M inneapolis St. P a u l . Cedar Rapids _ _ Des Moines Dubuque '. Sioux C i t y . . . . Kansas City, Mo St. Joseph. St. Louis Lincoln Omaha Kansas City, K a n s . . . 173, 393 21,911 69, 319 2,744 REPOET OP THE COMPTBOLKER OP THE CUBBENCY 39 Savings depositors and deposits in national banks Jitne SO, 1986—Continued Number Number of banks Amount of of banks mainsavings Average Number reporting taining of savings deposits rate of savings separate depositors (000 interest deposits savings paid omitted) mints OTHER BESEBVE CITIES—continued 12 2 2 2 3 3 4 1 6 1 3 6 6 8 4 5 5 1 2 1 2 3,284 13,352 2,415 95,722 4,982 3,533 23,194 24,805 89,241 34, 653 113,831 68,468 5,199 24,021 2,551 19,117 4,273 1,355 43,664 3,991 1,255 6,929 14,064 29,243 14,241 50,277 86,655 3,616 18,170 1,380 4,365 Total other reserve cities 333 289 2,793,078 1,144,140 3.60 Total all reserve cities 369 313 3,370,037 1,337,211 3.38 51 22 39 115 5 51 46 17 29 106 5 36 78,780 15, 253 29,840 178,906 10,553 73,485 3.98 3.50 4.00 4.06 4.40 4.00 283 239 184,367 48,465 63,429 442,994 13, 646 101,969 914,870 380,817 3.99 471 282 812 16 72 401 249 564 13 61 1,653 1,288 1,053,723 853,250 1, 684,617 12,024 111, 164 3, 714, 778 525, 324 369,178 736,567 7,572 61,907 1, 700,548 3.94 4.00 3.49 3.83 3.04 3.66 161 116 74 67 61 59 81 24 24 154 49 90 83 131 93 52 55 41 48 56 16 17 86 35 69 54 267,596 177,478 141,995 89,640 66,550 104, 260 81, 866 41,616 33,798 69,427 38, 523 87, 607 119,099 107,691 58,350 45, 721 48, 859 21,502 50,122 35,718 22,246 13,477 28,303 16,964 36,487 42,284 4.00 3.70 4.00 4.33 4.16 4.00 4.00 4.00 3.85 4.00 4.00 4.10 3.75 1,043 753 1, 319,455 527, 724 3.99 _ 287 204 401 122 149 273 217 75 207 152 237 88 93 151 147 45 471, 736 261, 573 501, 348 362,609 349, 531 253, 111 166,115 61.508 139,082 80, 797 150,911 133, 338 100,152 64, 933 49, 726 12,882 4.00 3.63 3.42 3.50 3.34 3.83 4.14 3.45 Total Middle Western States 1,728 1,120 2,427, 531 731,821 3.66 Topeka J Wichita.. Helena Denver Pueblo Muskogce Oklahoma City Tulsa . Seattle Spokane ..Portland.Los Angeles. Oakland. San Francisco--. Ogden Salt Lake City 3 4 1 6 2 3 7 .. _ 6 8 4 a _ 332 3.00 4.00 4.00 3.50 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 3.00 4.00 3.33 3.71 4.00 3.88 4.00 4.00 COUNTRT BANKS Maine New Hampshire Vermont _._ _ Massachusetts __ Khoda Island Connecticut _ Total New England States New York New Jersey Pennsylvania Delaware Maryland Total Eastern States Virginia West Virginia North Carolina South Carolina Georgia Florida Alabama Mississippi.. Louisiana Texas Arkansas Kentucky Tennessee _ a .- Total Southern States Ohio Indiana Illinois Michigan Wisconsin,. Minnesota Iowa Missouri _ _ 18005°—27- 40 BEPOKT OV THE COMPXKOLLEH OF THE CURRENCY Savings depositors and deposits in national banks June SO, 1926—Continued Number banks Number ofmainof banks taining reporting separate savings deposits savings departments Number of savings depositors Amount of sa rings deposits (000 omitted) Average rate of interest paid COUNTRY BAMKS—continued North Dakota South Dakota - ... Kansas - Colorado . . Total Western States Utah - -- -- - Total Pacific States The Territory of Hawaii (nonmember banks) Total (nonrnember banks) 121 97 108 180 39 28 112 18 180 74 69 72 106 40 16 78 13 105 81,985 38,080 46,002 69,360 34, 534 21,525 61,211 9,528 44.807 15,592 10,128 7,601 10,938 16,643 7,506 21,477 2,601 8,869 4.40 4.20 4,04 3.70 4.30 4.02 4.03 4.09 4.00 883 503 377,032 101, 356 4.09 96 7-5 214 34 14 14 55 49 111 26 8 8 10 112,381 61, 287 204,353 33,214 13,839 7,118 13,940 38, 530 19,272 93,127 9,985 3,527 6,315 5,266 3.89 3,75 3.75 4.00 4.00 4.00 3.90 47.5 265 446,132 176,022 3.90 3 1 2 1 1,565 1,601 1,007 359 3.63 4.00 4 3 3,186 1,366 3.82 6, 089 4,231 9,202, 964 3, 625, 653 3.87 6,428 4,844 12, 573, 001 4,962, 864 3.03 Total United States, A3aska, and the PER CAPITA INDIVIDUAL AND SAVINGS DEPOSITS IN ALL REPORTING BANKS The total individual deposits in all reporting banks in the continental United States, Alaska, and the insular possessions were $48,882,296,000, June 30, 1926, of which amount $21,042,303,000 were savings deposits or deposits in the interest or savings departments of the banks. The per capita individual deposits, based upon an approximate population of 128,191,000, were $381.32, and the per capita savings deposits were $164.15. Statement showing the population, amount of individual deposits, per capita individual deposits, amount of savings deposits, and per capita savings deposits reported by all banks in each State, the District of Columbia, Alaska, and the insular possessions follows: REPORT OF THE COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY 41 Per capita individual and savings deposits in all reporting banks, June 30, 1936 Population (approximate) States and Territories Maine New Hampshire.. Vermont,Massachusetts Rhode Island Connecticut 781,000 454,000 355,000 4,210,000 665,000 1, 565, 000 Total New England States | New York New Jersey Pennsylvania Delaware Maryland District of Columbia. Total Eastern States Virginia West Virginia -North Carolina.. South Carolina. Georgia Florida Alabama Mississippi Louisiana Texa Arkansas.. KeatuekyTennessee. Total Southern States Ohio Indiana Illinois Michigan Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa 8,030,000 Total United States, Alaska, and insular possessions 717. 35 20, 035, 218,000 739. 72 3, 893,137, 000 | 6,829,359,000 1,105,220,000 2,120, 687,000 62, 082, 000 394, 762,000 75, 272, 000 9,577,932,000 484.82 500.16 293.16 227.42 224.18 245. 96 152.06 353. 63 66.36 f>5.49 30.98 42.28 32.37 33.92 38.21 25.30 52.73 25.33 21. 77 34.82 54.07 38.68 431,611,000 329, 644, 0C0 352, 767, 000 180, 928, 000 320,153. COO 555,493, 000 252,637, 000 213,102, 000 365,656, 000 864, 790, 000 204,392, 000 401, 076, 000 381,346,000 4,856, 595, 000 17!. 74 163, 901, 000 208.67 104,461, 000 124. 21 87,984,000 99.68 76,732, 000 KM. 45 99,209, 000 444. 39 42,402,000 102.37 94,298,000 118. 92 45,334, 000 192.96 99, 952, 000 168.74 130,061,000 109. 65 40, 587, 000 1 161. 63 87,039,000 157. 26 131, 111, 000 156.14 1,203,071,000 2,402, 088,000 824,250,000 3,313,305,000 1,711,757,000 860,215, 000 905,435, 000 852,178, 000 1,168, 047, 000 377. 69 265.46 469. 31 407.08 296.63 347.18 338.17 338. 93 12,037,875,000 373. 78 4, 049,488, 000 125. 74 157,442,000 158,107, 000 427, 057, 000 406,404,000 133,488, 000 53, 748, 000 270, 762, 000 30, 786,000 402, C0(l, 000 230. 04 231.96 315.14 220. 87 202.25 238. 88 262. 88 80.17 176^20 14,048,000 12,923, 000 36,681,000 24,903,000 26,1.08, 000 10,463,000 83,455,000 3,139. 000 48.426i 000 21.00 18.95 27.01 13.53 39.56 4». 50 81.02 8.17 21.19 9,131, 000 2, 041,390, 000 223.57 260,146, 000 ~287l9 1,5)0,000 851,000 4,111,000 501, 000 78,000 420,000 403,061, 000 2fi6, 795, 000 2, 986, 259, 000 80, 030, 000 117, 010. 000 36,110,000 65, 329. 000 267. 33 313. 51 726. 41 161.36 233. 55 462. 95 155.55 160,035, 000 90,918,000 1,650,178, 000 13,671,000 53,269. 000 17, 600, 000 20, 608, 000 105. 98 106.84 401. 48 27.56 106.33 225.04 49.07 7,967,000 3, 955,194, 000 496. 45 2, 006, 570,000 251. 88 91,000 285, 000 1,357,000 10, 935, 000 10,592, 000 71,114,000 40,4)4,000 73, 562,000 116.40 249. 52 29.78 6.73 3, 873, 000 22, 574, 000 13, 747, 000 11,706,000 42. 50 79.21 10.13 1.07 12,668,000 195, 682,000 15.45 51, 900,000 4.10 128,191, 000 48, 882, 296, 000 381.32 21, 042, 303, 000 164.15 32, 20«, 000 667, 000 682, 000 1, 358,000 1, 840, 000 660,000 225, 000 1, 030. 000 384, 000 2, 285, 000 483, __ 5, 760, 342,000 27,085, 000 31,104,000 Alaska (nonmember banks). The Territory of Hawaii Porto Rico Philippines Total Alaska and insular possessions _ $382, 395, 000 242,520, 000 210, 807, 000 3,441,945,000 458, 282,000 1,024,393,000 12, 544, 972, 000 1,076. 36 1,966, 513,000 521. 62 4,502,334,000 482.82 105,239,000 447. as 690,289, 000 430. 09 225,871, 000 456. 31 Missouri...... I.II-I.II.III.IIIIIIII. WashingtonOregon. California IdalioJ Utah Nevada Arizona Total Pacific States Per capita individual deposits 11,655,000 3,770,000 9,325,000 235,000 1,605,000 495, 000 2,470,000 1,595, 000 2, 840, 000 1, 815, 000 3, 065, 000 1,250, 000 2,468, 000 1, 792, 000 1, 895, 000 6,125,000 1, 864, 000 2,500, 000 2, 425,000 Total Middle Western States.. North Dakota. South Dakota . Nebraska Kansas Montana' Wyoming Colorado New Mexico Oklahoma Total Western States j Individual deposits COO 165.21 76.99 157.44 193. 90 93.81 97.70 94.13 19.73 ' Estimated. NOTE.—Individual deposits include postal savings and all other demand and time deposits. Savings deposits include only deposits in the interest or savings departments of banks and do not include postal savings. 42 REPORT OF THE COMPTROLLER OF THE CTTBRENCY EARNINGS, EXPENSES, AND DIVIDENDS OF NATIONAL BANKS During the year ended June 30, 1926, the gross earnings of 7,978 national banks were $1,192,218,000, as compared with $1,124,097,000 shown by 8,070 banks during the year ended June 30, 1925, an increase of $68,121,000. Interest and discount collected during the year amounted to $70,534,000 more than during the prior year; domestic exchange and collection charges showed an increase of $690,000; foreign exchange department profits an increase of $2,080,000, and trust department profits an increase of $2,304,000, while other miscellaneous earnings showed a decrease in the sum of $7,415,000. The amount of net earnings after the payment of expenses, with the addition of $44,005,000 recovered on charged-off assets, was $394,557,000, an increase in the year of $29,488,000. Losses charged against net earnings during the year aggregated $145,390,000, and were $4,256,000 more than in the prior year. The losses on account of loans and discounts were $93,605,000, a reduction of $1,947,000 in the year; on bonds, securities, etc., $23,783,000, a reduction of $1,518,000; on trust department operations $393,000, a reduction of $229,000; on foreign-exchange operations $6,868,000, an increase of $5,085,000, and other losses, $20,741,000, were increased by $2,865,000. The net addition to profits after the losses were charged off totaled $249,167,000, which was an increase of $25,232,000 during the year. Dividends in the sum of $173,753,000 were declared in the year and exceeded by $8,720,000 the total dividends declared in the year ended June 30, 1925. A comparative statement of the earnings, expenses, and dividends of national banks for fiscal years ended June 30, 1925 and 1926, and statements showing the capital, surplus, and the earnings, expenses, etc., of these associations in reserve cities and States and Federal reserve districts June 30, 1926, follows. (Similar tables for the sixmonth periods ended December 31, 1925, and June 30, 1926, are published in the appendix of this report): EEPOBT OP THE COMPTROLLER OP THE CURRENCY 43 Earnings, expenses, and dividends of national banks for the fiscal years ended June SO, 1925 and 19S6 [In thousands of dollars] June 30, 1925 (8,070 banks) Capital stock Total surplus fund Dividends declared _ Gross earnings: Interest and discount Domestic exchange and collection charges Profits of foreign exchange department Commissions and earnings from insurance premiums and the negotiation of real estate loans _ Trust department profits Other earnings Total Expenses paid: Salaries and wages Interest and discount on borrowed money Interest on deposits Taxes Other expenses Total Net earnings during the year 1,118; 953 165,033 1,412,872 1,198,899 173,753 976,458 16,828 12,573 1,046,992 17,518 14,653 1,158 5,961 111,129 1,086 8,255 103,714 1,124,097 1,192,218 218,073 13,707 373,991 65,798 127,145 229,864 19,361 387,948 798,714 841,666 325,383 350,552 44,005 365,069 394,557 95,552 25,301 622 17,876 1,783 93,606 Recoveries on charged-off assets Total Losses charged off: On loans and discounts On bonds, securities, etc On trust department operations Other losses On foreign exchange Total Net addition to profits during the year _ June 30, 1926 (7,978 banks) 135,925 23,783 393 20,741 141,134 145,390 223,935 249,167 Abstract of reports of earnings, expenses, and dividends of national banks for the year ended June SO, 19&6 [In thousands of dollars] Gross earnings Expenses W Surplus Location Maine New Hampshire Vermont Massachusetts Boston Rhode Island Connecticut Total New England States > New York Albany _ Brooklyn and Bronx,Buflalo . ._ New York City New Jersey Pennsylvania Philadelphia Pittsburgh Delaware Maryland Baltimore Washington, D . C plus change eign ex- premiums departand and col- change and the ment dis- lection profits count charges department negotiation of real estate loans 20,252 5,848 4,753 3,053 25, 573 37,055 4,915 18>652 13,268 6,861 10,088 3,456 8,163 3,214 54,216 24,529 82,705 29,488 9,815 3,131 38, 904 12,297 50 37 22 166 162 18 95 2 7 23 758 9 22 389 117,280 99,879 217,159 82,976 650 821 503 3 9 2 25 55,586 3,350 3,775 950 195,800 44,431 87, 694 32,416 29,560 1,769 5,239 13,100 10,277 58 55 46 143 11 13 63 7,420 5,335 5,110 28,643 45,660 283 826 31 H 19 74 10 13 4,870 Total Eastern States 1,812 j 483,927 Virginia Richmond Commissions and Capital Domes- Profits earnings from Trust and sur- Intertic ex- ol for- insurance est 168 4 23,858 6,300 4,150 3,120 650 271,900 42,694 130,480 69, 554 32,8S0 2,280 6,921 10,400 6,788 104, 553 7,500 6,895 1,500 467,700 87,12B 218,174 101, 970 62,400 4,039 12,160 23,500 17,005 53,284 3,856 2,835 887 148,772 41,663 31,404 21,208 1,174 5,678 7,498 6,184 630,654 1,114,581 *03,339 17,830 5,080 4U58? 14,4'/9 11,3S0 3,896 15 6 12 97 486 409 I 12 14 1 3,468 8,837 166 66 385 102 144 1,326 65 177 7 20 76 58 18 4,819 27 170 47 I 10,569 229 60 5 3,107 280 408 145 S 3 5 0 79 4,341 K 1} O Other earnings Total gross earnings Interest and disInternes count est on Taxes and on bordeposits wages rowed money w Other Total exexpenses penses paid H O *t H SJ O 54 3,568 897 137 80 1,264 531 10,606 570 13,607 24 1,295 127 4,563 331 202 278 1,115 1,201 171 889 613 310 3,059 3,390 358 1,512 5,713 2,714 2,548 20,004 24,730 2,358 9,810 9,941 67,877 281 2,580 3,961 417 3,536 27,400 34,855 3,575 14,162 1,061 865 616 4,693 5,962 510 2,719 10,148 95,325 16,426 1.S23 35,800 4,187 5,381 489 533 129 20,009 10,021 615 668 177 31,121 8,082 14,378 5,813 618 37 38 22 3,086 751 1,290 603 378 25 123 345 105 23,217 1,698 955 415 53,340 17,341 29,953 11,618 10,119 395 2,505 2,663 1,790 2,880 208 3,911 8,244 106 352 907 944 59,340 4,419 3,395 1,017 184,193 46,566 87,091 36,930 24,700 1,290 6,057 8,500 7,279 47, 682 470, 777 78,983 7,421 |156,009 607 564 15,351 4,614 2,923 853 628 5,054 167 I 1.120 7,858 438 4,378 7,299 3,860 242 979 1,422 1,605 117 57 9,152 1,892 4,380 1,553 1,187 80 324 539 610 22,979 | 48,918 42,335 2,980 2,341 832 117,835 33,049 57, 580 23,508 18,037 840 4,400 5,755 4,812 814,310 881 I 1,529 I 11,015 233 I £17 I 3,190 o d H w o w o H a Q cj w a *4 a West Virginia North Carolina,.. South Carolina... Georgia. Atlanta Florida Jacksonville. _ Alabama Birmingham.. Mississippi Louisiana New Orleans. Texas Dallas El Paso. Fort Worth... Galveston Houston San Antonio.. Waco Arkansas Little Eoefc... Kentucky _ Louisville Tennessee— Memphis Nashville Total Southern States Ohio Cincinnati Cleveland Columbus Toledo Indiana Indianapolis Illinois Chicago, Cent. Kes... Chicago, other R e s . . Peoria Michigan Detroit Grand Rapids Wisconsin Milwaukee Minnesota.. Minneapolis St. Paul I 124 80 70 79 3 60 3 99 3 37 31 1 618 8 3 6 4 10 8 5 82 2 136 4 69 2 5 1,753 333 7 3 7 1 236 4 459 11 23 4 124 4 2 150 8 288 6 4 11,814 9,197 5,173 6,192 4,560 7,526 2,250 7,298 3,100 3,491 3,040 2,000 25,206 3,690 450 2,600 660 3,800 1, 715 565 3,012 260 9,564 4,560 6,454 1,100 2,950 25,325 9,015 %i, 592 9,152 16,083 C.250 15.242 4,926 10,500 4,228 18, 726 11,426 6,250 5,069 13, 618 6,866 5,050 2,194 8,901 4,780 9,315 4,190 4,800 1,823 72,752 26,502 17,090 6,805 1,950 1,191 7,050 3,349 2,560 1,286 12,350 5,574 6,465 2,334 2,515 980 10,012 4,864 860 424 23,686 8,186 9,050 4,937 19,228 7,989 2,200 8-18 6,850 3,074 65 360 309 180 144 344 433 258 1 236 89 76 908 261 42 80 122 135 44 56 187 9 38 8 158 74 177 254,470 | 155,117 409, 587 167,276 5,011 18,511 14,395 10,510 9,050 5,950 11,200 4,000 11,220 1,950 6,410 6,275 2,800 47,546 13,400 1,500 4,450 1.900 8; 550 4,750 1,950 7,000 600 14,121 4,500 12, 774 1,100 3,900 39, 516 13,100 4,800 5,500 500 26,115 6,650 37,208 52,850 5,225 2. 476 15; 233 13,500 1,800 17, 70.5 9,600 19, 514 11,400 5,650 28,252 7,150 3,050 5, 760 1,000 13,539 2,725 24,684 41,430 1,985 3,175 9,929 9,500 1,000 8,778 6,100 9,613 7,660 3,650 67, 767 20,250 7,850 11,250 1,500 38,654 9,375 61,892 94,280 7,210 5,660 25,162 23,000 2,800 26,483 15,700 29,127 19,060 9,300 26,188 6,810 4, 940 4,111 655 15,432 3,348 26,435 34,190 4,008 1,450 13,314 8,734 1,551 13,021 6,478 14,204 8,375 4,822 90 9 22 7 188 39 295 1,055 44 48 156 30 29 162 70 355 599 172 13 626 £49 746 291 735 1,449 372 439 216 349 429 615 1,458 489 85 109 64 750 763 86 395 42 527 185 489 158 123 762 13,710 103 76 126 69 14 88 25 105 131 4 6 236 1,893 890 774 730 13 1,364 326 1,867 2,216 537 139 1,203 1,531 399 1,053 462 915 3fll 354 22 17 28 2 52 140 11 33 38 22 I a1 10 207 35 16 9 15 1,827 11 47 46 6 7 16 5 123 36 25 I14" 10,347 10,078 7,338 5,401 5,159 13,364 5,885 7,610 2,449 5,397 4,713 2,597 28,909 7,692 1,325 3,545 1,479 6,487 3,157 1,122 5,463 475 8,808 6,137 8,632 1,080 3,387 2,041 I 2,173 1,359 1,228 ! 1,042 2,508 855 1,583 410 1,130 1,061 476 7,552 1,573 359 753 205 1,405 636 234 1,197 139 1,901 981 1,809 204 592 187,001 39,182 28,399 7,909 5,903 4,936 689 17,123 3,747 28,766 39,419 4,604 1,643 14,961 10,341 1,985 14,288 7,027 15, 836 9,469 5,384 5,568 1,456 1,052 1,012 113 3,616 827 6,579 7,124 1,191 312 2,729 1,679 332 2,893 1,435 3,307 2,183 1,063 I Ot Abstract of reports of earnings, expenses, and dividends of national banks for the year ended June 30, 1926—Continued OS [In thousands of dollars] Expenses Gross earnings Location Iowa.Cedar Rapids.Des Moines. Dubuque Sioux City Missouri Kansas City St. Joseph St. Louis Total Middle Western States North Dakota South Dakota Nebraska , Lincoln Omaha Kansas Kansas City Topeka Wichita Montana Eelena Wyoming Colorado Denver Pueblo New Mexico , Commissions and Domes- Profits earnings Capital from tic exand sur- InterTrust est change eign ex- premiums depart- Other plus and and colchange ment earndis- lection depart- and the profits ings count chargesj negotiament tion of real estate loans Total gross Barnings 14,463 1,185 1,921 525 1,414 4,977 6,716 1,202 152 829 78 57 27 91 140 573 87 640 1,381 Number of banks Capital Surplus 303 2 3 2 5 111 10 4 11 19,185 1,000 2,700 700 2,050 7,967 6,800 1,100 28,150 9,315 750 1,200 300 706 28,500 1,750 3,900 1,000 2,755 3,783 3,075 950 10,260 11,750 9,875 2,050 38,410 2,125 356,992 219,308 157 108 153 5 6,355 4,970 8,245 1,725 5,150 13,608 800 1,400 2,400 4,945 450 2,700 6,480 4,800 600 2,085 2,869 2,293 4,343 847 2,550 6,789 320 425 1,270 2,132 325 1,722 3,673 4,287 1,150 933 246 2 5 4 74 2 32 119 31 13,279 1,096 1,851 494 1,284 4,780 5,939 1,095 13,621 145 1 4 14 576,300 241,505 4,164 5,290 4,080 5,648 1,178 4,763 8,850 498 834 1,349 216 115 74 7 105 93 1 10 44 86 6 30 66 62 4 37 9,224 7,263 12,588 2,572 7,700 20,397 1,120 1,825 3,670 7,077 775 4,422 10,153 9,087 1,750 3,018 370 2,242 5,451 6,330 738 1,418 35 2,387 589 1 129 106 23 32 11 188 Interand Sala- estdisInterries est on Taxes count and on bor- deposits, wages rowed money 2 147 5.S79 584 638 248 531 1,422 2,062 446 5,152 836 52 110 31 54 274 358 .53 1,263 1,619 149 227 41 241 652 977 173 1,438 11,913 993 1,399 411 1,213 3,632 5,036 989 10,829 54,663 3,296 91,472 18,643 31,939 200,013 1,407 1,115 1,477 296 1,147 2,431 118 243 333 927 91 605 1,531 1,382 121 418 71 105 103 34 113 133 25 3 4 30 2,580 1,814 2,132 421 1,527 2,629 153 297 534 1,382 121 776 1,625 277 172 340 70 151 926 47 74 160 220 27 132 484 381 94 120 837 612 725 159 735 1,286 5,172 3,818 4,777 361 10 12 14,743 3.218 198 412 91 368 1,198 1,573 315 2,829 19,549 269,575 372 288 281 108 451 583 43 57 6,004 4,571 6,046 ' 1,293 5,323 9,583 542 965 1,740 3,980 391 2,444 5,959 7,283 861 1,645 15 166 413 697 119 186 Other Total exexpenses penses paid 10 123 19 19 2,802 343 358 79 141 330 504 36 371 753 777 62 277 980 3,673 7,405 422 758 1,361 3,063 275 1,894 4,516 5,361 620 1,192 Dklahoma _ Muskogee.. Oklahoma Oity.__ Tulsa_ Total W e s t e r n States.._ Seattle California Idaho Utah Salt Lake City Total Pacific States. 354 3 7 6 16,030 900 4,350 4,950 4,250 205 1,080 1,410 20,280 1,105 5,430 6,360 12,368 588 3,095 3,983 419 33 79 29 2 17 12 5 44 2 787 42 381 519 13,605 668 3,599 4,533 3,657 139 786 1,019 253 9 25 18 3,229 194 1,238 1,562 940 38 208 192 2,207 101 569 664 10,286 481 2,826 3,455 1,323 92,943 42,873 135, 816 72,721 1,516 37 303 358 6,100 81,036 19,243 1,097 26, 717 5,063 11, 225 62,335 96 g 4 91 6 246 12 : 2 4 56 14 2 4 10 15 8,840 6,200 3,200 6,195 7,600 25, 505 16,650 1,700 20 600 3,710 800 750 2,100 1,385 1,325 3,661 3,412 650 3,179 2,558 10,901 7,852 1,630 12 200 1,632 340 150 990 650 525 12, 501 9,612 3,850 9,374 10,158 36,406 24, 502 3,230 32 700 5,342 1,140 900 3,090 2,035 1,850 6,965 5,702 1,950 4,563 5,337 17,203 14,020 1,430 13 712 2,903 547 395 1 576 886 1,435 156 319 67 8 70 4 1 90 34 205 1 202 17 23 86 1 12 36 111 61 30 208 2 635 562 220 288 688 1,762 631 118 1,008 202 39 44 103 87 173 7,804 6,739 2,246 4,950 6.260 19,451 14,977 1,582 15,220 3,169 591 443 1,703 994 1,685 1,932 1,817 482 1,338 1,562 5,356 3,406 416 2,682 814 131 101 374 192 588 76 21 24 76 82 330 86 58 425 48 10 1 8 2,135 1,728 730 1,200 1,955 5,137 5,334 410 6,051 879 189 135 38 292 345 470 452 131 396 347 1,012 744 73 946 207 48 39 82 69 106 1,057 985 327 646 898 2,861 1,751 180 1,266 453 70 57 203 137 310 5,670 5,003 1,694 3,656 4,844 14, 696 11,321 1,137 11,360 2,401 448 333 1,242 690 1,387 670 106,460 50,230 156,690 78, 624 1,405 6,460 87,814 21,191 1,283 27,095 5,122 11,191 65,882 4 200 128 328 175 26 32 233 58 47 10 29 144 104 21 52 295 31 81 439 68,568 135,925 841, 666 85 209 259 60 3 90 56 4 4 24 9 60 1 82 6 5 9 7 630 121 8 574 The Territory of Hawaii (nonmember) 2 600 710 1,310 376 27 2 3 17 33 458 118 Total nonmember banks 6 800 838 1,638 651 63 2 3 17 65 691 176 151 7,978 1,412,872 1,198,899 2,611,771 1,046,992 17, S18 14,653 1,086 8,255 103, 714 1,192,218 229, 864 19,361 387,948 Total United States I o 1=1 Q O g H O W O 3 a B Abstract of reports of earnings, expenses, and dividends of national banks for the year ended June SO, 1026—Continued [In thousands of dollars] Losses charged oft Location Ratios Total net Recov- earnings Net «araings eries on and reNet On On On since charged- coveries loans Total addition On trust bonds, departlast off to profits on foreign losses secu- ment Other report assets charged- and ex- charged disrities, change oftoff assets counts etc. operations Maine New Hampshire.. Vermont Massachusetts Boston Ehode Island Connecticut 2,145 1,225 988 7,396 10,125 1,217 4,362 170 90 96 494 1,254 371 505 2,315 1,315 1,084 7,890 11,379 1,588 4,857 272 174 119 1,721 2,153 203 780 233 69 56 578 1,016 144 208 Total New England States. New York Albany... Brooklyn and Bronx.. Buffalo New York City New Jersey Pennsylvania Philadelphia. Pittsburgh _.. Delaware Maryland Baltimore Washington, D. 0 27,448 2,980 10,428 5,422 2,304 2,175 18,390 2,068 1,643 139 1,205 233 17 192 79,605 15, 866 14,355 1,378 33, 571 2,971 14, 491 3,636 7,871 612 477 30 1, 758 209 2,854 742 2,603 162 1,051 333 49 7 8,602 768 1, 566 660 1,208 16 131 77 39 983 18 34 10 2, 559 668 1,483 208 119 22 89 180 84 ti, 224 1 28 17 64 2 6,437 1,347 Total Eastern States.. Virginia Richmond... West Virginia-.. North Carolina.. South Carolina.. Georgia. 17,005 1,385 1,439 204 1,054 151 185 7 66,358 13,247 13, 517 838 29, 511 2,060 13,422 1,069 6,663 1,208 450 27 1,651 107 2,745 109 2,467 136 156,467 20,548 4,336 1,424 2.748 2i 619 1,870 1,491 269 84 107 121 170 117 177,015 28,063 14, 507 4,605 1,508 2,855 2,740 2,040 1,608 1,144 171 757 590 1,359 722 158 21 67 30 47 21 91 155 18 78 22 18 752 159 359 224 14 119 124 246 144 58 614 398 235 Dividends 1,701 917 847 607 Net adDivi- Net ad' dition Divi- dends dition to dends to profits to to capital profits to capita] and 8 to ; capital surplus capital and surplus* Per cent Per cent Per cent Per cent 11.42 6.38 22.92 12.82 11.38 6.02 17.19 9.09 10.27 6.43 16.61 10.40 10.55 5.58 17.31 9.14 13.02 7.18 16.32 9.01 20.29 10.07 22.18 11.00 10.04 5.23 16.87 8.78 849 2,932 3,928 SOS 1,440 4,958 7,451 1,080 3,417 525 3,023 5,942 988 2,033 10,065 20,373 13,965 11.91 6.43 17.37 9.38 4,113 490 325 34 33,251 2,817 0,054 4,523 2,003 70 429 979 14,277 1,163 880 158 46,354 11, 538 26, 517 9,968 407 1,329 1,875 2,316 6,492 570 294 82 34, 301 5,734 12, 496 5,671 4,143 218 679 2,714 1,541 11.68 17.01 7.79 8.63 17.52 12.91 14.25 17.49 14.02 12.39 12.96 20.72 14.99 6.21 7.60 4.26 5.47 7.33 6.58 5.73 5.56 6.64 5.40 5.58 11.55 9.03 25.68 34.42 23.31 16.63 23.67 25.97 29.10 30.75 19. 86 23.14 25.37 14.31 22.53 13.66 15. 37 12.76 10. 63 9.91 13.24 11.70 9.78 9.40 10. OS 10.93 7.98 13.57 55, 376 121,639 74, 935 15.48 6.72 26.14 10.91 1,526 206 947 745 1,652 887 3,079 1,302 1,908 1,996 388 721 2,998 2,001 1,764 1,336 746 761 12.57 31.76 13.06 9.28 7.10 8.30 7.19 17.68 6.97 5.66 4.76 4.93 12.91 20.67 14.12 13.86 3.69 7.97 7.39 11.44 7.5£ S.U 2.47 4.72 Atlanta Florida Jacksonville Alabama Birmingham Mississippi. Louisiana New Orleans Texas Dallas.. . El Paso Fort Worth.. . Galveston . San Antonio.. Waco . . . . Little Rock.. Kentucky . . Louisville Tennessee Nashville Total Southern States Ohio Cincinnati Cleveland _ _ Columbus Toledo _ Indiana.. Indianapolis Illinois _. Chicago, Cent. Res Chicago, other Res Michigan . Detroit . . . Grand Rapids Wisconsin . Milwaukee.. St. Paul— Cedar Rapids Des Moines_ Sioux City 1,371 5,456 1,632 2,843 1,303 5,230 1 511 % 689 900 1 449 1,240 951 9.6S7 2,761 33' 1,020 283 1, 763 1,224 336 1,415 83 2,514 1,600 2,360 332 849 154 106 120 183 39 1,656 12' 116 158 16 319 125 8 86 1 207 95 138 61 40 1,569 1,403 990 11,223 2,882 448 1,184 304 2,082 1,349 344 1,501 64 2,72) 1,695 2,498 393 889 130 342 120 800 248 478 439 176 4,767 216 202 314 24 819 726 84 672 7 663 587 728 117 143 56,191 5,012 61, 203 7,687 2,233 1.054 1,377 170 4,588 1,236 8,134 11,136 930 598 3,832 2,377 566 3,811 2,083 3,206 2,144 1,670 2 550 192 522 114 201 464 325 89 117 77 332 416 591 2,007 155 8 299 116 43 283 80 380 556 265 417 11 137 6 45 8,151 2,558 1,143 1,494 247 4,920 1,651 8.725 13,143 1,085 606 4,131 2,493 609 4,094 2,163 3, 58C 2,700 1,935 2.»67 203 659 120 246 68 226 i,one 19 79 13 54 64 21 107 33 20 29 5 22 27 4 11 17 10 1 46 4 6 131 295 81 122 5 108 77 221 867 125 18 85 22 81 92 40 81 2 127 57 178 20 74 1 10 2 1 842 677 938 138 239 1,091 4,722 1,418 1,857 753 909 881 526 6,478 2,508 210 776 251 1,154 505 218 736 55 1,879 1,018 1,560 255 650 564 1,492 1 164 1,173 320 574 674 392 4, 762 1,341 96 442 152 1,299 323 210 893 60 1,472 966 1,376 132 540 9.48 13.32 2i> 10 10.45 16.41 10.61 10.74 14.00 10.02 10.01 6 40 9.93 8.00 15.19 8.80 10. 77 12. 76 10.00 10.42 21.47 10.77 12 00 13.85 5.37 7.97 18.62 6.33 6.34 6.45 7.24 8.17 6.55 7.85 4.92 6.27 5.94 10.52 5.00 8.35 8.92 6.98 6.21 10.67 7.16 6 00 7.88 18.34 42.16 35.45 16. 55 38.62 16.80 14.04 18. 79 11.52 18.72 14.00 17.44 13.21 13.50 10.63 11.08 10.51 9.17 13.31 22.62 12.21 23.18 16.67 280 734 214 986 253 660 522 464 5,745 374 238 408 53 928 844 128 765 9 48 33 29 i 22 4 17,532 990 90 3,758 32 22,402 38,801 30, 013 11. 79 7.33 15.25 1,654 405 320 334 10 1.035 440 1,933 3,326 118 37 782 428 81 868 549 1.641 949 309 2,610 132 .566 27 166 689 98 112 94 2 219 279 361 154 48 21 219 124 35 258 24 156 1 005 80 24 54 8 402 10 734 139 121 36 286 55 180 250 15 26 2,975 583 469 482 20 1,674 729 3,070 3,619 292 94 1,287 607 297 1,473 588 2,024 1,022 487 3,154 138 598 32 189 5,176 1,975 684 1,012 227 3,246 922 5,655 9,524 793 512 2,844 1,886 312 2,621 1,575 1,562 1,678 1,448 1 187 65 61 88 57 4,279 1,064 476 1,080 60 2,819 580 4.031 5,990 393 670 1, 745 1,135 214 1,905 1,020 1,646 1,344 626 945 80 244 72 65 10.83 12.70 9.92 19.64 12 00 11.22 8.72 10.83 11.33 7.52 27.07 11.46 8.41 11.89 10.70 10.63 S.43 11.79 11. 08 4 93 8.00 9.04 10.29 3.17 6.31 8.22 6.06 9.60 4.00 7.29 6.19 6. 51 6.35 5.45 11.86 6.94 4.83 7.64 7.19 6.50 5.65 7.05 6.73 3.32 4.57 6.26 7.20 2.36 13.10 15.08 14.25 18.40 45.40 12.92 13.86 15.20 18.02 15.18 20.69 18.67 13.97 17.33 14.80 16.41 8.00 14.72 25.63 '.97 6.60 2.26 12.57 2.78 2 16 5 88 1 3 16 26 i 29 2 1 4 16 134 417 6 28 16 7 44 121 14 1 10.39 25.22 22.69 10.03 14.91 10.21 9.46 10.96 7.63 14.6S 10.77 11.01 9.80 bj M h3 O S ^ ?:« g 8.59 7.35 6.40 7.93 11.25 8.11 11.59 9.49 9.47 7.64 9.75 8.71 9.00 15.13 8.40 9.83 9.14 10.10 11.00 9.06 11.30 8.20 11.14 9.90 10.03 5.36 8.80 15.67 '.60 3.71 1.J6 8.80 2.07 1-3 jrj i~ O O g H O IT11 t" 2 " o § H fl E O C| tO &= K ^ Q *4 Abstract of reports of earnings, expenses, and dividends of national banks for the year ended June SO, 1986—Continued [In thousands of dollars] Ratios Losses charged off Total net Recov- earnings Net earnings eries on and reOn On On since eharged- coveries loans On Total trust bonds, departofl last on losses secu- ment Other foreign assets charged- and report excharged losses disrities, operaoff assets counts change off etc. tions Location Missouri „ Kansas City St. Joseph . St. Louis Total Middle Western States North Dakota . South Dakota.. Nebraska . Lincoln, . - Kansas Kansas City Topeka• Wichita . Oklahoma - .- - - -- Oklakoma City Tulsa Total Western States 1,345 1,680 213 3,914 93 226 73 647 69,562 8,258 832 753 1,269 313 1,650 2,178 120 207 379 917 116 550 1,443 1,922 241 453 3,319 187 773 1,078 181 190 254 14 329 328 g 113 24 331 24 202 433 154 82 184 760 21 72 229 18,700 3,933 Net addition to profits Dividends Net adDivi- Net ad- dition to Divi- dends dition profits to dends to to to a capital profits capital to capital and surplus2 capital' and 1 surplus Per cent Percent Per cent Per cent 6.10 7.20 9.00 4.89 8.07 14.47 9.96 5.56 7.09 13.91 7.46 3.80 10.10 12.14 8.90 7.40 562 790 105 961 51 69 11 85 5 6 102 ' 57 17 98 1 721 922 133 1,144 717 984 153 3,417 574 549 78 2,843 77,820 21,138 3,351 109 4,111 104 28,813 49,007 37,127 10.40 6.44 13.73 8.50 29 73 52 28 30 44 11 2 14 28 5 11 2 62 84 214 10 162 287 3 26 20 77 5 94 240 121 14 59 231 1 51 30 5 4 5 9 20 903 881 1,420 159 1,360 1,753 66 158 161 878 99 500 1,694 1,254 196 585 3,440 114 435 594 110 62 103 168 619 753 62 162 242 370 41 252 182 822 127 52 639 94 410 713 266 220 748 142 414 1,090 76 163 195 226 50 137 571 727 160 70 1,208 88 362 230 4.19 4.43 9.07 8.23 8.04 8.01 9.50 11.64 8.13 4.57 11.11 5.07 8.81 15.15 26.67 3.36 7.54 9.78 8.32 4.65 2.88 3.03 5.94 5.52 5.38 5.34 6.79 8.93 5.31 3.19 6.46 3.10 5.62 8.00 9.14 2.32 5.96 7.96 6.67 3.62 1.73 1.25 1.25 9.74 12.02 5.63 7.75 11.57 10.08 7.48 9.11 9.33 2.81 17.13 21.17 2.49 3.99 10.44 9.43 14.40 1.19 .85 .82 6.53 8. CM 3.69 6.54 8.88 6.59 5.23 5.29 6.70 1.79 9.05 7.26 1.72 3.15 8.51 7.55 11.21 251 16,650 5,983 7,143 7.69 5.26 6.44 4.41 1,438 1,906 286 4,561 1,013 943 1,523 327 1,979 2,506 128 320 403 1,248 140 752 1,876 2,076 323 637 4,079 208 845 1,307 802 709 1,147 112 1,168 1,415 52 130 126 770 94 368 1,345 698 20 469 2,919 105 211 463 38 106 434 162 57 86 3 173 81 22,633 13,123 1,451 4 3 1 8 34 1.791 3 1 3 196 5 Seattle - -- Portland - Oakland . Idaho Utah Salt Lake City - 445 - . Tbe Territory of Hawaii (nonmember) . Total nonmember banks Total United States i Deficit. 269 189 142 212 628 700 586 23 2,403 1.925 694 1,506 2,044 5,465 4,242 654 301 643 646 440 2,090 1,042 468 22 3,860 768 204 149 4,064 917 1,159 665 143 110 20 13 163 123 65 14 461 304 Arizona Total Pacific States 2,134 1,736 552 1,294 1,416 4,755 3,656 29 18 490 322 56 47 144 27 8 58 408 167 16 269 138 16 215 128 471 186 6 17 187 43 28 30 1 9 8 10 65 22 298 81 379 466 6 21,932 3,263 25,195 8,310 1,172 89 163 11 100 163 16 1 3 5 252 11 263 17 8 350,552 44,005 394,557 93,605 23,783 1,198 980 115 614 728 2,223 1,766 578 H99 87 13,139 10,462 9.82 6.67 12.34 8.39 8 5 27 11 73 152 51 67 25.60 11.17 15.55 5.11 36.50 25:33 22.26 11.60 13 38 225 118 14.75 7.20 28.13 13.74 145,390 249,167 173,753 12.30 6.65 17.63 9.64 88 437 149 1,624 853 13 199 86 223 171 103 107 393 1,336 1,458 27 586 1,068 2,637 2,827 12,056 75 50 34 42 1,067 467 667 920 976 2,818 1,415 13.55 16.81 3.59 9.91 9.58 8.72 10.61 6.29 10.23 4.85 7.38 5.33 6.81 8.23 6.57 1 2,456 76 20,741 6,868 1 380 2,440 64 77 '100 319 219 107 2,098 180 59 40 143 114 Capital and surplus as of June 30,1926. 9.58 15.11 10.20 23.52 2.99 .84 6.55 9.46 7.17 14.05 6.11 10 34 7.21 16 98 3.31 22.35 6.42 11.90 3.37 1.73 5 18 9 63 4.44 •13 33 4.63 15.19 5.60 15.81 4.70 '15.02 10.32 10.76 110.76 10.69 15.17 .70 6.25 10.51 7 24 11 54 11 76 7.46 1 20 6 75 s W 1-3 § w Q o g w o o fed a Earnings, expenses, and dividends of national banks by Federal reserve districts, year ended June SO, 1986 to [In thousands of dollars] Capital Surplus Capital and surplus Gross earnings: Interest and discount Domestic exchange and collection charges. Profits of foreign exchange d e p a r t m e n t . . . Commissions and earnings from insurance premiums and the negotiation of real estate loans Trust department profits Other earnings Total Expenses paid: Salaries and wages . Interest and discount on boixoweti jnonev Interest on deposits Taxes. Other expenses. Total Net earnings during year Recoveries on charged-oft assets Total Losses charged off: On loans and discounts On bonds, securities, etc On trust department operations Other losses .... Oa foreign exchange Total District District District District District District District District District No. 1 No. 2 No. 3 No. 4 No. 5 No. 7 No. 8 No. 9 No. 6 (378 (742 (677 (747 (532 (1,029 (494 (724 (378 banks) banks) banks) banks) banks) banks) banks) banks) banks) District District District NonNo. 10 No. 11 No. 12 member (979 (720 (568 banks (6 banks) banks) banks) banks) Grand total (7,978 banks)" 113,747 95,782 209,509 296,972 301,860 658,832 105,472 175,046 280,518 130,480 126,494 256,974 95,520 71,758 107,278 67,705 45,868 113,573 189,131 121,366 310,497 72,507 36,487 108,994 60,494 32,677 93,171 83,813 39,499 123,312 90,121 41,414 131,535 100,110 49,830 155,940 800 838 1,638 1,412,872 1,198,899 2,611,771 80,251 537 819 243,324 4,036 8,929 93,798 442 1,371 98,425 555 369 61,595 1,092 58 52,276 1,931 98 127,815 2,138 1,993 45,694 797 117 46,726 1,635 168 65,840 1,125 37 52,707 1,815 71 77,990 1,362 621 551 53 2 1,046,992 17,518 14,663 8 781 8,818 22 3,686 30,142 2 490 9,779 4 521 10,587 14 340 5,254 14 319 5,119 245 633 10,946 23 232 2,596 547 77 2,975 81 466 5,731 2 120 4,291 121 574 6,411 3 17 65 1,086 8,255 103, 714 92, 214 290,138 105,882 110,461 68,353 59, 757 143, 770 49,459 52,128 73,280 59,006 87,079 691 1,192,218 15,873 1,505 34,685 4,005 9,608 49,260 4,231 94,363 13, 852 32,010 17,114 1,963 33,912 5,158 9,950 19,689 1,653 40,196 6,906 11,286 13,175 2,507 21,546 4,433 7,140 11,659 1,100 17,263 3,773 7,357 29.003 1,828 47,666 9,815 17,799 10,147 843 15,789 3,036 5,460 11,411 453 19, 873 2,967 6,257 17,378 904 22,246 4,703 10,228 14,031 1,124 13,300 4,204 7,667 20,948 1,260 26,928 5,085 11,076 176 151 31 81 229,804 19,361 387,948 68,568 135, 925 65, 676 193, 722 68,117 79,730 48,801 41,152 106, 111 35,876 .40,961 65,459 40,326 66,297 439 »il,666 26,538 2.797 96,416 15, 787 37,765 2,803 30, 731 2,870 19,552 1,096 18, 605 1,130 37,669 4,564 13,584 1,357 11,167 2,059 17,821 3,409 18,680 2,788 21,782 3,234 252 11 350, 562 44,005 29,335 112,203 40,668 33,001 20, 648 19,735 42,223 14,941 13,226 21,230 21,468 25,016 263 394, 557 5,298 2,211 96 2,030 53 19,429 10, 729 12 4,240 6,237 5,436 1,835 9 1,324 24 5,341 2,799 2 1,552 129 5,097 542 2 1,052 5 3,858 304 77 1,387 12 11,816 1,676 91 2,139 67 4,129 383 10 754 11 5,667 ' 11,455 1,387 446 24 17 1,619 778 13 239 7,874 274 11 1,426 2 8,188 1,169 42 2,421 76 17 8 93,005 23,783 393 20,741 6,868 9,694 40,647 8,678 9,823 6,698 5,638 15,789 5,257 6,921 9,587 11,896 38 14,724 13 143,390 Net addition to profits from operations during year,. Total dividends declared since June 30,1926_. Ratios: Dividends to capital * per cent.. Dividends to capital and surplus 2_do Net addition to profits to capital J_do.._. Net addition to profits to capital and surplus^ percent.. 19,641 13,042 71,556 46, 31,900 16,105 11.99 6.61 17.27 15.55 7.01 24.10 15.27 5. 74 30.33 9.37 10.86 11.40 23,778 I 1 3 , 9 ^ 1 14,097 26,434 16,744 ! 13,600 ! 8, S88 ! 19, 063 12.83 6.52 I 18.22 I 14.23 8.12 14.60 8.34 i 12.39 7.39 20.82 12.41 ' Includes nonmenber banks of Alaska and toe Territory of Hawaii. 10.39 6.33 13.98 9,684 7, 537 6,305 r ), 183 0,506 7,058 11,881 9,123 13,120 10,429 225 118 249,167 173,753 10.39 6.92 13.3C 8.57 5.56 10.42 8.42 5.72 7.76 10.12 6.94 13.18 9.83 6.69 12.36 14.75 7.20 28.13 12.30 6.65 17.64 6.77 5.28 9.03 8.41 13.74 9.54 S. 88 ' As of June 30,1926. s W K m a o K 3w o o H Vi I o 54 BEPOBT OP THE COMPTROLLEB OF THE CTJBBENCY National-bank investments in United States Government securities and other bonds and securities, etc., loans and discounts (including rediscounts), and losses charged off on account of bonds and securities, etc., and loans and discounts, years ended June SO, 1918 to 1926, inclusive [In thousands of dollars] Year ended June 30— 1918 1919 1920. 1921 1922 1923 1924 1925 1926 Losses Losses charged Loans and charged United Total discounts States off on Other and (including off on Govern- bonds and bonds bonds loans securities securities, redisment and sedisetc. counts) and securities counts curities, etc. 2,129,283 3,176,314 2,269,575 2,019,497 2,285,459 2,693,846 2,481,778 2,536,767 2,469,268 1,840,487 1,875,609 1,916,890 2,005,684 2,277,866 2,375,857 2,660,550 3,193,677 3,372,985 3,969,770 5,051,923 4,186,465 4,025,081 4,563,325 5,069,703 5,142,328 5,730,444 5,842,253 10,135,842 11,010,206 13,611,416 12,004,515 11,248,214 11,817,671 11,978,728 12,674,067 13,417,674 33,964 35,440 31,284 76,210 135,208 120,438 102,814 95,552 93,605 Percent- Percentage of age of losses losses charged charged off on off on account bonds loans and seand dis- curities counts to total to total bonds loans and seand dis- curities counts 0.34 .32 .23 .63 1.20 1.02 .86 .75 .70 44,350 27.819 61,790 76,179 33,444 21,890 24,642 25,301 23,783 1.12 .55 1.48 1.89 .73 .43 .48 .44 .41 Number of national banks, capital, surplus, dividends, net addition to profits, and ratios, years ended June SO, 191/f to 1926 [In thousands of dollars) Ratios NumYear ended June 30— ber of banks 1914. 1915. 1916. 1917. 1S18. 1919. 1920. 1921. 1922. 1923. 1924. 1925. 1926. 7,453 7,660 7,571 7,589 7,691 7,762 8,019 8,147 8,246 8,238 8,085 8,070 7,978 Capital Surplus Dividends 1,063,978 1,068,677 1,066,209 1,081,670 1,098,264 1,115,607 1,221,453 1,273,237 1,307,199 1,328,791 1,334,011 1,369,385 1,412,872 714,117 726,620 731,820 765,918 816,801 869,457 984,977 1,026,270 1,049,228 1,070,600 1,080,678 1,118,953 1,198,899 120,947 113,707 114,725 125, 538 129,778 135, 688 147,793 158,158 165, 884 179,176 163,683 165,033 173,753 Net addition to Diviprofits dends to capital 149,270 127,095 157, 544 194,321 212,332 240,366 282,083 216,106 183,670 203,488 195,706 223,935 249,167 Dividends to capital and surplus Net addition to profits to capital Net addition to profits to capital and surplus Per cen\iPer cent P< *er cent tPer cent 11.37 8.39 6.80 14.03 10.63 7.08 6.33 11.89 10.76 8.76 6.38 14.78 11.61 10.52 6.79 17.96 11.82 11.09 6.78 19.33 12.15 12.11 6.83 21.55 12.1012.78 6.70 23.09 12.42 9.40 6.88 16.97 12.69 7.79 7.04 14.05 13.48 8.48 7.47 15.31 12.27 8.11 6.78 14.67 12.05 9.00 6.63 16.35 12.30 9.54 6.65 17.63 NATIONAL BANKS CLASSIFIED ACCORDING TO CAPITAL STOCK On December 31, 1925, there were 8,054 reporting national banks, with loans and discounts of $13,535,278,000; total resources, $25,852,412,000; paid-in capital stock, $1,379,101,000; and total deposits, $21,080,660,000. Two thousand four hundred and twenty-five of these banks were capitalized at less than $50,000, and showed total resources of $964,907,000, which is a reduction since June 30, 1925, in the number of banks so capitalized, but an increase of $33,469,000 in assets. 55 REPORT OF THE COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY Banks with capital of $50,000, but less than $200,000, numbered 4,257, with total resources of $5,307,182,000, which is likewise a small decrease in the number of banks in this class, but an increase of $167,167,000 in aggregate assets. The number of banks having capital of $200,000, but less than $500,000, was 890, with resources of $3,731,701,000, as compared with 884 on June 30, 1925, showing resources of $3,619,092,000. There were 249 banks with capital of $500,000, but less than $1,000,000, their resources totaling $2,372,351,000, which is a small increase in the number of this class of associations since June 30, 1925, with a corresponding increase of $212,428,000 in aggregate resources. Of the 205 banks having capital of $1,000,000, but less than $5,000,000, and the 28 associations with capital of $5,000,000 or more, their resources were $6,050,716,000 and $7,425,555,000, respectively, their total assets exceeding those of these two classes of banks on June 30, 1925, by $259,566,000 and $716,310,000, respectively. The recapitulation following concerns tables published in the appendix of this report in relation to the number of banks in reserve cities and States on December 31, 1925, classified according to capital stock, with the amount of total loans and discounts, aggregate resources, paid-in capital stock, and total deposits: National banks classified according to capital stock December SI, 1925 [In thousands of dollars] Num berof banks Loans and discounts Aggregate 2,425 Capital of less than $50,000 4,267 Capita] of $50,000 but less than $200,000 890 Capital of $200,000 but less than $600,000— 249 Capital of $500,000 but less than $1,000,000 205 Capital of $1,000,000 b u t less than $5,000,000.... 28 Capital of $5,000,000 or more 2.722,967 1,873,128 1,308,507 3,296,700 3.745,968 964,907 5,307,182 3,731,701 2,372,351 6,050,716 7,425,555 64,798 334,559 221,169 138,675 308,100 311,800 794,031 4,278,111 3,051,642 1,943,955 8,056,918 6,956,003 13, 535,278 25,852,412 1,379,101 21,080,660 Total United States 8,054 Total deposits Capital NATIONAL BANK EXAMINERS The following is a list of the examiners in the service on October 31, 1926: CHIEF NATIONAL BANK EXAMINEE Pole, J. W., Office Comptroller of the Currency, Washington, D. C. ASSISTANT CHIEF NATIONAL BANK EXAMINERS Office Comptroller of the Currency, Washington, D. C. Districts Districts assigned Gough, E. H . . . Luce, Frank H 18005 °—27 11 and 12 7 and 9 5 nssigned McBryde, W. W Proctor, John L 5 and 6 8 and 10 56 BEPOBT OF THE COMPTKOIiER OF THE CU8BEN0Y DISTRICT CHIEF NATIONAL BANK EXAMINERS Federal reserve district No. Address Williams, F. D Reeves, Owen T., jr.., Newnham, Stephen L. Thomas, Thomas C Folger, William P Robb, Ellis D Sims, Howard M Wood, John S Patterson, B. K 10 Roberts, L. K. 11 Collier, Richard H. 12 Harris, Thomas E . Federal Reserve Bank Building, Boston, Mass. Telephone No., Congress 3859. 720 United States Customhouse, New York, N. Y. Telephone No., Whitehall 4737. 1414 Jefferson Building, Philadelphia, Pa. Telephone No., Walnut 4309. 715 Federal Reserve Bank Building, Cleve land, Ohio. Telephone No., Mam 325. 1036 Munsey Building, Washington, D. C. Telephone No., Main 1689. 504 Post Office Building, Atlanta, Ga. Telephone No., Ivy 6497. 1203, 164 West Jackson Boulevard, Chicago, 111. Telephone No., Wabash 5340. 1310 Federal Commerce Trust Building, St. Louis, Mo, Telephone No., Olive 5827. 1334 First National Soo Line Building, Minneapolis, Minn. Telephone No., Main 4617. 800 Federal Reserve Bank Building, Kansas City, Mo. Telephone No., Victor 1648. 1706 Republic Bank Building, Dallas, Tex. Telephone No., X3698. 1103 Alexander Building, San Francisco, Calif. Telephone No., Sutter 4438. NATIONAL BANK EXAMINERS 3 10 7 S AHanson, Edward A-. Allen, E. F. (JG) Allsup, A. S Amrhein, Joseph A Anderson, E. F. (Rec) Anderson, O. A Ashwood, Cecil 5 3 12 6 2 Bailey, J. L Baker, William B Baldridge, William H. Basham, A. A Beaton, Otis W. (JG). 9 11 4 7 3 10 10 9 Bina, J. G.. Boardman, Paul (JG). Bleakley, Ben J Bly, J. Garver Boy sen, Alfred Brennan, F. P Brown, S. H Bryan, Charles A 4 10 Byers, R. W Campbell, George H_. Carolan, William B... 1 1414 Jefferson Building, Philadelphia, Pa. Post-office box 1546, Muskogee, Okla. 1428 North Main Street, Decatur, 111. 910 Virginia Railway and Power Building, Richmond, Va. Georgia National Bank Athens, Ga. Care of G. W. Swords, American National Bank Building, Billings, Mont. 720 United States Customhouse, New York, N. Y. Post-office box 1185, Huntiiigton, W. Va. 1414 Jefferson Building, Philadelphia, Pa. 403 Empire State Building, Spokane, Wash. Post-office box 940, Knoxville, Tenn. 720 United States Customhouse, New York, N. Y. 4532 Grand Avenue, Minneapolis, Minn. Post-office box 614, Abilene, Tex. Post-office box 151, Lima, Ohio. 326 South Fifteenth Street, Richmond, Ind. Post-office Building, Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Post-office box 296, Salina, Kans. Post-ofnee box 462, Coffeyville, Kans. 1334 First National Soo Line Building, Minneapolis, Minn. Post-office box 1058, Pittsburgh, Pa. 506 California Building, Denver, Colo. Federal Reserve Bank Building, Boston, Mass. KEPORT OF THE COMPTEOLI-ER OF THE CTJRKENCY National Bank Examiners—Continued Federal reserve district I No. 10 12 10 4 1 12 4 11 8 3 4 6 11 12 4 2 5 3 5 10 3 1 10 11 2 6 12 11 10 1 7 7 11 12 Name Address 1036 Munsey Building, Washington, D. C, Carson, T. D Room 214, Treasury Department, WashingCarter, Aubrey B. ( U ) . - . ton, D. C. 800 Federal Reserve Bank Building, Kansas Chapman, Edward L City, Mo. 1103 Alexander Building, San Francisco, Chorpening, I. I Calif. Post-office box 574, Hutchinson, Kans. Clark, J. A. (J. G.)715 Federal Reserve Bank Building, CleveClarke, Addison A. land. Ohio. Coffin, George M. (Rec). First National Bank, Putnam, Conn. 1103 Alexander Building, San Francisco, Coffln, G. S._ Calif. Post-office box 273, Salem, Ohio. Colley, Leon H Post-office box 1223, Shreveport, La. Collins, L. C C J 214 Federal Building, Evansville, Ind. Conner, Joseph H. 1414 Jefferson Building, Philadelphia, Pa. Connor, L. R 715 Federal Reserve Bank Building, CleveCooney, D. H land, Ohio. 823 Age-Herald Building, Birmingham, Ala. Cottingham, T. J First National Bank of Las Vegas, East Las Cowan, David (Rec)Vegas, N. Mex. 228 Post-office Building, Portland, Oreg. Crawley, W. C_ Crossen, Gail W_ Post-office box 463, Columbus, Ohio. Culver, W. A._. 17 Riverside Avenue, Baldwin, Long Island, N. Y. Post-office box 958, Charlotte, N. C. Dalton, John W__. Post-office box 61, Lancaster, Pa. Davenport, H. B_. Davis, Thomas H. Post-office box 1162, Columbia, S. C. Denton, Frank R_. 800 Federal Reserve Bank Building, Kansas City, Mo. 1414 Jefferson Building, Philadelphia, Pa. Derr, Ralph H Federal Reserve Bank Building, Boston, Dooley, Thomas E, Mass. Donahue, W. H Post-office box 186, Clinton, Okla. Drexel, Charles F_. 332 Post-office Building, Amarillo, Tex. Dwyer, Thomas R_. 720 United States Customhouse, New York, N. Y. Dye, Sam W 422 West Jackson Street, Carbondale, 111. Elkins, Lewis R. 732 New Street, Springfield, Mo. Evans, Clyde J._ Post-office box 1828, Atlanta, Ga. Evans, W. C 436 H. W. Hellman Building, Los Angeles, Calif. Faris, A. B Post-office box 506, Richmond, Ky. Fiman, C. F. (Rec). National Bank of Commerce, Pierre, S. Dak. Foster, Charles W_. 519 Befell Building, San Antonio, Tex. Fraser, J. A Room 2, King Building, Norfolk, Nebr. Freeman, O. M 89 Angell Street, Providence, R. I. 213 Federal Building, Des Moines, Iowa. French, H. S Fuller, Harry R 930 Grand Rapids National Bank Building, Grand Rapids, Mich. 720 United States Customhouse, New York, Funsten, James B_ N. Y. Post-office box 425, Evanston, 111. Funsten, William P. Furbee, Ernest M__ Post-office box 1058, Pittsburgh, Pa. Garrett, Robert D._ Cave of Division of Insolvent National Banks, Office Comptroller of the Currency, Washington, D. C. Post-office box 318, Wichita Falls, Tex. Gilbert, H. B Post-office box 226, Provo, Utah. Glazier, Charles A. 58 EEPOET OF THE COMPTBOLLER OF THE CUBBENCY National Bank Examiners—Continued Federal reserve district No. Address Goodhart, R. W. (Rec)... Care of Comptroller of the Currency, Insolvent Division, Washington, D. C. 406 National Bank Building, Wheeling, Graham, H. A W. Va. First National Bank, Joseph, Oreg. 12 Gray, W. M. (Rec) General delivery, Reading, Pa. 3 Green, A. W. (JG) Post-office box 752, Cumberland, Md. 5 Green, Charles W Federal Reserve Bank Building, Boston, 1 Greene, Thomas M Mass. 201 Federal Building, Peoria, 111. 7 Greenfield; James B 800 Federal Reserve Bank Building, Kansas 10 Griffey, O. A City, Mo. 1414 Jefferson Building, Philadelphia, Pa. 3 Hartman, Charles H 1 Harwood, Edward G. (JG) Federal Reserve Bank Building, Boston, Mass. 1706 Republic Bank Building, Dallas, Tex. 11 Hedrick, Gilbar C Care of City Insurance Agency, Bismarck, 9 Hess, Grant H N. Dak. Post-office box 111, Elsmere, N. Y. 2 Hill, Roger W 1813 Kilbourne Place, NW., Washington, 2 Hodgson, R. M D. C. 238 Central Building, Seattle, Wash. 12 Hooper, Marshall 1334 First National Soo Line Building, 9 Hoover, Paul E. (JG) Minneapolis, Minn. Post-office box 606, Norman, Okla. 10 Homer, H. N 326 Ten Eyck Street, Watertown, N. Y. 2 Hotchkin, Paul L 306 Dakota Bank Building, Aberdeen, S. 9 Huck, William F Dak. Federal Reserve Bank Building, Boston, Hurley, Michael J Mass. 11 Hutt, William E Sherman, Tex. 7 Johnson, C. E. H 331 Federal Building, Milwaukee, Wis. 11 Johnson, Robin M. (Rec). Farmers National Bank, Hempstead, Tex. 7 Joseph, Edward M Isabel Apartment, 9 West Madison Street, Danville, 111. 1036 Munsey Building, Washington, D. C. 5 Kane, T. F 1310 Federal Commerce Trust Building 8 Kane, W. W. (JG) St. Louis, Mo. 10 Kelly, Burdette (Rec) First National Bank, Torrington, Wyo. 10 Kennedy, L. G 875 South Williams Street, Denver, Colo. Post-office box 32, Altoona, Pa. 3 Ketner, John H 407 West One hundred and forty-sixth 2 Klein, Benton Street, New York, N. Y. 6 Krippel, F. W 504 Post Office Building, Atlanta, Ga. First National Bank, Milford, Iowa. 7 Lahman, H. S. (Rec) Post-office box 1062, Austin, Tex. 11 Lamb, Ernest 1107 A. Mattei Building, Fresno, Calif. 12 Lamm, R. Foster Post-office box 1364, New Orleans, La. Lammond, W. M 720 United States Customhouse, New York, Lanning, L. C N. Y. Lanum, H. L Post-office box 621, Cincinnati, Ohio. 1203, 164 West Jackson Boulevard, Chicago, Leyburn, A. P 111. Post-office box 442, Albany, Ga. Lifsey, W. P Loewer, Charles H. (JG) _ 1414 Jefferson Building, Philadelphia, Pa. Lorang, P. J 720 United States Customhouse, New York, N. Y. Luce, F. H ._ Sixth Avenue and Spring Street, Seattle, Wash. REPORT OF THE COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY 59 National Bank Examiners—Continued Federal reserve district No. Address 720 Bell Building, Montgomery, Ala. 1334 First National Soo Line Building, Minneapolis, Minn. Post-office box 1584, Waco, Tex. 1414 Jefferson Building, Philadelphia, Pa. 1203, 164 West Jackson Boulevard, Chicago, 111. McGarvey, Frank S 1334 First National Soo Line Building, Minneapolis, Minn. 3 McGinnis, Francis J. (JG) 1414 Jefferson Building, Philadelphia, Pa. 7 McGrath, John C Post-office box 592, Indianapolis, Ind. 4 McKee, Joel S 733 Federal Reserve Bank Building, Cleveland, Ohio. 12 McLean, C. H 1103 Alexander Building, San Francisco, Calif. 2 Macdonald, F. G . . Post-office box 926, Buffalo, N. Y. 238 Central Building, Seattle, Wash. 12 Madland, L. L 720 United States Customhouse, New York, 2 Maguire, Edward J N. Y. 1310 Federal Commerce Trust Building, St. Mann, Stuart H Louis, Mo. Post-office box 1067, Fort Worth, Tex. 11 Mansfield, Fred S 3521 Eutopia Street, Greenville, Tex. 11 Marcom, Roy Apartment 22, 502 West One hundred and 2 Mareuse, Benjamin fifty-second Street, New York, N. Y. No. 4 Thornton Apartment, Redgate AveMiles, A. F nue, Norfolk, Va. Post-office box 822, Nashville, Tenn. 6 Millard, S. T 800 Federal Reserve Bank Building, Kansas 10 Miller, Louis A . . City, Mo. 335 Federal Building, Rock Island, 111. 7 Moon, Earl W 12 Morgan, Clarence E. (JG) 238 Central Building, Seattle, Wash. 10 Mueller, Arthur M. (JG) 800 Federal Reserve Bank Building, Kansas City, Mo. 1 Murphy. Daniel F 16 Pennacook Street, Manchester, N. H. 1334 First National Soo Line Building, 9 Nelson, Nels (JG) Minneapolis, Minn. 1310 Federal Commerce Trust Building, St. Nieman, Roy E Louis, Mo. Union National Bank, Beloit, Kans. 10 Noone, D L (Rec Post-office box 1175, Lakeland, Fla. Federal Reserve Bank Building, Boston, Northcutt, V. H.._ Mass. 1 Parker, Edward F . National Bank of Franklin, Franklin, Tenn. Pearson, Herbert (Rec) _ Post-office box 545, Guthrie, Okla. 10 Penn D. V. (JG).. 800 Federal Reserve Bank Building, Kansas 10 Peterson, F. R City, Mo. 7 Potter, Fulton F. (Ree). First National Bank, Cumberland, Iowa. 9 Power, R. E 62 South Dale Street, St. Paul, Minn. 12 Price, Albert E. (JG). . . 326 Yates Building, Boise, Idaho. 1036 Munsey Building, Washington, D. C. 5 Ramsdell, P. C 1414 Jefferson Building, Philadelphia, Pa. 3 Ransom, Frank T 720 United States Customhouse, New York. 2 Rasmussen, Frank E N. Y. 207 Federal Building, Louisville, Ky. 8 Reinholdt, C. A— City National Bank, Bismarck, N. Dak. 10 Riley, Jay M. (Rec) 12 Ritt, Charles J. ( J G ) . . . 436" H. -W. Hellman Building, Los Angeles, Calif. Luiken, John B Lytle, Frank S._ 11 MoCans, A. B 3 McConaughy, R. C 7 McCreight, Harry A - 60 BEPGBT OF THE COMPTBOLLEB OF THE CURRENCY National Bank Examiners—Continued Federal reserve district No. Address Roberts, J. H. (JG). Roots, J. O Post-office box 235, Palestine, Tex. Care of Federal Reserve Bank, Houston, Tex. Post-office box 401, Hastings, Nebr. 10 Ross, M. A Federal Reserve Bank Building, Boston, 1 Ryan, Frank J_. Mass. 130 West Adams Street, Kirkwood, Mo. 8 Sailor, Vance L_ Post-office box 96, Spencer, Iowa. 7 Sanders, J. L 436-437 H. W. Hellman Building, Los 12 Sawyer, L. M... Angeles, Calif. 1812 Burns Avenue, Detroit, Mich. 7 Schechter, William J . . . 1539 Hayworth Avenue, Hollywood, Calif. 12 Schofield, John W. (U). 17 Magill Block, Fargo, N. Dak. 9 Sevison, Henry 1103 Alexander Building, San Francisco, 12 Shapirer, Leo (JG) Calif. 104 Torrey Building, Duluth, Minn. 9 Sheehan, W. F 720 United States Customhouse, New York, 2 Smith, Clarence F_ N Y. Post-office box 981, Harrisburg, Pa. 3 Smith, George F Post-office box 336, West Newton, Pa. 4 Smith, George H 9 Smith, John H. (Rec)... Weiser, Idaho 720 United States Customhouse, New York, 2 Smith, Robert F__ N Y. First National Bank, Sterling, Colo. 10 Smith, Roy E. (Rec). 720 United States Customhouse, New York, 2 Smouse, Murray C._ N. Y 1036 Munsey Building, Washington, D. C. 5 Snapp, J. W Post-office box 231, Sunbury, Pa. 3 Snyder, Vernon G. 9 Stevens, Lyle T 1334 First National Soo Line Building, Minneapolis, Minn. Office Comptroller of the Currency, WashStewart, Adelia M... ington, D. C. Stewart, Charles A.. Post-office box 63, East Falls Church, Va. Stillman, William P. 720 United States Customhouse, New York, N. Y. Stobie, C. A Post-office box 313, Honolulu, Hawaii Storing, Charles C. (Rec) Lock box 450, Mandan, N. Dak. Stuart, Robert K Post-office box 536, Waterloo, Iowa. Swenson, Loren T 715 Federal Reserve Bank Building, Cleveland, Ohio. Swords, George W. (Rec). American National Bank Building, Billings, Mont. 213 Federal Building, Des Moines, Iowa. 7 Taylor, William. 5 Tucker, G. H . . . Post-office box 332, Raleigh, N. C. 1203,164 West Jackson Boulevard, Chicago, 7 Utt, JohnF 111. 5 Vann, John R. (JG) (Rec) First National Bank ;of Allendale, S. C. 163 Henry Street, K ngston, N. Y. 2 Von Arb, E. A Hotel Witter, Wisconsin Rapids, Wis. 7 Walker, Harry W 213 Federal Building, Des Moines, Iowa. 7 Wanberg, Joseph F 2 Watts, John L. (JG) 720 United States Customhouse, New York, N. Y. 12 Weigand, Charles P 327 Federal Building, Pocatello, Idaho. 4 White, A. J Post-office box 1058, Pittsburgh, Pa. 4 Whipple, A. P 715 Federal Reserve Bank Building, Cleveland, Ohio 10 White, O. W Post-office box 498, Cheyenne, Wyo. 2 Whitney, H . S . . . . . . . . 316 East Castle Street, Syracuse, N. Y. 5 Williams, C. L. (Rec). Commercial National Bank, Wilmington, N. C. 11 11 BEPOKT OP THE COMPXBOLLEE OF THE CURRENCY 61 National Bank Examiners—Continued Federal reserve district No. t Nam© 12 Williams. T. M Wilson, C. F - 7 5 Wilson, Edward B Wood D. R 8 9 Woodside, Hal Wright, Irwin D_ . 8 Young, William R Addres3 436 H. W. Hellman Building, Los Angeles, Calif. Office Comptroller of the Currency. Room 202, Treasury Building, Washington, D. C. Post-office box 477, Council Bluffs, Iowa. Pulaski National Bank Building, Pulaski, Va. 2619 Broadway. Little Rock, Ark _ _ 1334 First National Soo Line Building, Minneapolis, Minn. . . 407 Central State National Bank Building, Memphis Tenn. % (Rec)™1 Acting as receiver of a national bank. (JG)"»National bank examiner, junior grade. (U)=Unassigned. CONVICTIONS OF NATIONAL-BANK OFFICERS AND OTHERS FOR VIOLATIONS OF THE NATIONAL BANKING LAWS DURING THE YEAR ENDED OCTOBER 31, 1926 Information furnished by the Department of Justice relative to convictions during the year ended October 31, 1926, of officers and employees of national banks, and others, for violations of the national banking laws, is shown in the following statement: Criminal cases under the national banking laws resulting in convictions during the year ended October SI, 1926 Position Name of officers and others Ernest P. Sparks.. John Vermillion... C. A. Wenstrand.. D. A. Wenstrand-. Border E.Jones... Earl W. Wren. F. S. Lloyd G. W. Blakely P. H. Scott Charles Dupree L. B. Howey Bookkeeper do Former president. Former cashier.. Teller do... Cashier. do Assistant cashier. Cashier President ___ Vice president Employee President Title and location of the bank Lincoln National Bank, Washington, D. C Norfolk National Bank, Norfolk, Va Farmers National Bank, Shenandoah, Iowa do First National Bank, Springfield, Ohio. do First National Bank, Calipatria, Calif Clayton National Bank, Clayton, N. Mei do Maud National Bank, Maud, Tex... City National Bank, Lincoln, Nebr. .do.. First National" Bank, Wichita Falls, Tex First National Bank, Morgan, Tex Offense Misapplication Abstraction Misapplication and false entries. do.. Abstraction and embezzlement. do. Embezzlement Embezzlement, misapplication, and abstraction. do. Embezzlement and abstraction. Misapplication Sentence 1 year in asylum and jail 1 year and 1 day 3 years and $200 fine 3 years and $400 fine 18 months to Date of sentence 1925 Nov. 6 Do. Nov.7 Do. Nov. 9 Do. 9 months in jail Do. On probation; sentence continued to July 4,1927. 8 months in jail and reim- Nov. 10 bursement. Do. 2 years (on 5 years' probation). 2 years and pay back $7,600 Nov. 11 within 90 days. $2,500 fin» and confined in Do. jail until paid. Do. do 2 years Nov. 17 15 months Nov. 19 Do. do.. 5 years. Nov. 20 $750 joint fine Nov. 24 do Embezzlement Conspiracy and misapplication, .do. Vice president.do.. Richmond Hill National Bank, Woodhaven, Embezzlement, abstraction, Manager and misapplication. Long Island, N. Y. Misapplication and false First National Bank, Poison, Mont Cashier Claude A. Stone entries. do. do Assistant cashier. Walter C. Stimson. -do.. Do. $200 fine and 12 months in Embezzlement Employee Claxton Givens First National Bank, Kansas City, Mo jail, suspended, 3 years Nov. 25 probation. Nov. 27 3 years Misapplication President A. E. Donegan. First National Bank, St. Cloud, Fla Do. Embezzlement and false 5 years Cashier W. R. Barnes.. Wallins National Bank, Wallins Creek, Ky entries. Dec. 14 3 years. Texas County National Bank, Guymon, Okla- Embezzlement Homer A. Salter.. ..doDo. do do.. do Assistant cashier and diEnoch P. Carter.. rector. | 1926 $60finewithout costs [Jan. 4 Ernest Williams, alias T. E. Bookkeeper Selma National Bank, Selma, Ala .do_. Williams. Embezzlement and abstrac- 2 years Jan. 11 C. H- Hamstreot First National Bank, Clear Lake, Iowa. Assistant cashier tion. L. J. Dunn Robert Blackburn H. J. Neece H. 0. Westerfeld. Melvin Aumack.. W. E. McKinney. Earl G. Caldwell.. Neal Thurston—.. R. J. Zerr ..do.. Watchman Employee Bookkeeper Eeuben E. Bailey. Former cashier.. Maurice A. Marks Former manager Knox Ramsey.. Teller R. G. Wilson... W. H. Long.... B. A. Douglas.. Cashier. NoneFormer clerk—. W. C. Stuhr.... R. E. BicknelL. Guy L. Baker.. Harry G. Eber. President Cashier. _ _ . _ Assistant cashier.. Former teller Clarence Massey. Ben L. Watts Bookkeeper Assistant cashier. Bookkeeper None. Assistant to receiver. Receiving teller Cashier W. A.Joy..._ Kenneth Grig Robert H. McE Sylvester Agee. John Johanson. Jotin Loekhart Dickenson.. Bookkeeper. President... Robert T. Looney Charles A. Cunningham A. O. Jensen.. W.B.Dobbin.. Charles J. Dooley.. Guy 0. Vough Cashier Former cashier. A. I. Westerman.. J. A. Weger H. T. Lobbey MikeJ. Mino Herman B. Gates. Cashier.. Director. None. Employee.. President.. WillF. Bishop... Frank L. Bishop. Vice president.. Assistant chairman board of directors. Cashier. Assistant cashier. Embezzlement do Abstraction 4 years Misapplication 2 years Embezzlement and false en- 6 months in jail and $500 fine. tries. do 1 year and 3 months, $10,000 First National Bank, Venice, Calif. fine (to be confined until paid) and a suspended sentence of 5 years. Highland Park Branch, Commercial National Embezzlement and abstrac- fi months in jail and $2 fine tion. (on probation 5 years). Trust & Savings Bank, Los Angeles, Calif. 1 year in jail (suspended 11 American Exchange National Bank, Dallas Tex— Embezzlement months). do. 3 years First National Bank, Adrian, Mo I Aider and abetter 1 year and 1 day do 1 Embezzlement and false en18 months (suspended) Continental National Bank, Fort Worth, Tex.. tries. $250 fine First National Bank, Sentinel Butte, N . Dak., False entries .do. do do-. Embezzlement.. 3 years First National Bank, Putnam, Conn On probation 2 years.. Violation sec. 5209, United Mellon National Bank, Pittsburgh, PaStates Revised Statutes. False entries 15 months.. Chester National Bank, Chester, Pa Abstraction and misapplica- $50 fine County National Bank, Lincolnton, N . C_ tion, .do do.do.. Aider and abetter.. $100 fine -doEmbezzlement 3 years and $110 fine First National Bank, Lenapah. Okla.. .do. 18 months First National Bank, Mobile, Ala Misapplication and false en- 8 months in jail and$300 fine. First National Bank, Libby, M o n t . . . tries. Embezzlement 1 year and 1 d a y . First National Bank, Bristol, Tenn Misapplication and false en- 9 months in jail and $120 fine. Farmers National Bank, Tishomingo, Okla. tries, .do. 60 days in jail and $110 fine... -do.. Embezzlement and false en- 2 years National Exchange Bank, St. Paul, Minn tries. Abstraction 6 months in jail . First National Bank, Aspermont, T e x . . Embezzlement 2 years (sentence suspended) First National Bank, Rockville Center, N . Y and $5,000 fine. Farmers & Merchants National Bank, Rock- Abstraction and embezzle- On probation 2 years ment. wood, Pa. Conspiracy $750 fine First National Bank, Robinson, 111 $1,500 fine .do. .do. Aider and abetter $500 fine -doAbstraction 2 years First National Bank, Barnesboro, P a . Misapplication and false en- 9 months in jail and $4,000 Globe National Bank, Denver, Colo.. tries, fine. do. 1 years and $2,000 fine -do. 20 years and $5,000 fine .do. ,.do. First National Bank, Gainesville, Ga Exchange National Bank, Pittsburgh, Pa Atlantic National Bank, Jacksonville, Fla First National Bank, Hondo, Tex I Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. 13 15 16 22 Jan. 23 Feb. 1 Feb. 3 Feb. 6 Do. Feb. 8 Feb. 10 Do. Feb. 23 Mar. 13 Mar. 15 Mar. 16 Do. Do. Apr. 5 Apr. 17 Apr. 21 Apr. 27 Apr. 28 Do. Do. May 4 May 10 May 12 May 13 Do. Do. May 14 Do. Do. Do. C5 CO Criminal cases under the national banking laws resulting in convictions during the year ended October SI, Position E. S. Rice Joseph Bullinger, jr Carl W. Lutz Charles McCracken Thomas J. Maconkey Charles P. Lukens A. Carroll Hamill Alexander H. MacAdams Harry Van de Koolwyck, jr. Henry Clint H. D. Menke Cleveland B. Giles-. James Lowell Brown Manager, Lake Arthur branch. Bookkeeper Teller.. . Note teller Employee Cashier „ Assistant cashier None Former teller Messenger Employee Cashier Bookkeeper Cashier Thomas J. Byrne. E. A. Wines Lester S. Homan Frank D. Clark Walter P. Griflen Herman Cohen Herman Wise W. Jay Goodman Norman C. Morse C. H. Harrison Thomas P. Holman Thomas Levin Powell do . ...do Bookkeeper Teller Bookkeeper Employee Cashier Bookkeeper Teller Assistant cashier .do. do Sentence Offense Title and location of the bank Name of officers and others 1986—Continued Calcasieu National Bank of Southwest Louisi- Embezzlement ana, Lake Charles, La. 1 year... 6 months in jail 4 years probation. False entries National Bank of Tarentum, Pa 12 months in jail (suspended do , Rnilt.hviost Nfttinnul 'Rant, Tulips, TUT 11 months). Abstraction Liberty bonds.. 3 years; suspended Hanover National Bank, New York, N. Y Misapplication and embez- 18 months...; Parkesburg National Bank, Parkesburg, Pa zlement. do 16 months and $5,000 fine do Aider and a better, misappli- 1 year and 1 day . ..do cation. Embezzlement 2 years in asylum and jail Biggs National Bank, Washington, D. C Abstraction and false entries. 1 year and 1 day • Merchants National Bank, Jersey City, N. J Embezzlement and abstrac- 3 years; suspended on good Sealy National Bank, Sealy, Tex tion. behavior. Embezzlement 3 years.. First National Bank, Bangor, Me do 3 years (on probation S American N^tiiTitO Pnnlr, T/'w-o)™, TH..,,.., years) and $500 fine. Misapplication and false en- 3 months First National Bank, New York, N. Y tries. 12 months in jail and $2,000 do First National Bank, Bartlesville, Okla. fine. 1 year and lday. Misapplication. First National Bank, Mount Rainier, Md 2 years and 6 months Embezzlement First National Bank, Lake Linden, Mich do .do... do 1 year at house of correction Citizens National Bank, Boston, Mass . ...do on probation. Embezzlement and misap- IS months at industrial First National Bank, El Paso, Tex school. plication. 4 years and $1,000 fine Embezzlement National Copper Bank, East Ely, Nev. Misapplication and embez- 4 years ;.. Tootle-Lacy National Bank, St. Joseph, Mo zlement. 1 year and l d a y . . . . . . Ardmore National Bank & Trust Co., Ardmore, Embezzlement Okla. First National Bank, Corinth, Miss Misapplication and abstrac- 6 months in jail tion. $2,500fineand costs do... .do 5 years; suspended; and pay First National Bank, Houston, Tex Embezzlement $500 per annum until $2,000 is paid. do Date of sentence May 18 May 20 May 22 May 29 June 1 June 2 Do. Do. June 5 June 9 June 10 June 16 June 17 June 22 Do. July 10 July 20 Do. July 21 July 27 Aug. 7 Sept. 20 Sept. 28 Oct. 5 Do. Oct. £ FEDERAL RESERVE BANKS Assets and liabilities of the IS Federal reserve hanks combined, as of the last weekly statement date in October, from 1917 to 1926 [In thousands of dollars] Oct. 26,1917 Oct. 25,191s|Oct. 31,1919 Oct. 29,1920 Oct. 26,192l(Oet. 25,1922 Oct. 31,1923 Oct. 29,1924 Oct. 28,1925 Oct. 27,1926 ASSETS Gold reserves Other cash reserves. _ Nonreserve cash Bills discounted.. _ Bills bought in open market United States Government obligations. Other bills and securities Uncollected items _ All other assets _ Total. 1,503,430 49,500 (') 397, 094 177, 590 110,042 233 288, 573 1,891 2,045,132 53,037 (0 1, 546,164 398, 023 350,311 24 856,923 20,571 2,138,000 67, 592 (') 2,128, 547 394,355 301, 254 2, 528, 305 5,270,785 3,085,093 126,836 (>) 469,399 257, 691 742, 976 34, 550 2, 786,239 160,909 (') 1,308, 749 62,316 190, 946 10 540,067 55, 679 5,939,344 1 6,341,607 5,094,915 875, 037 34, 059 2,003, 320 164, 718 (') 2, 801,297 298,375 296,371 3, 111, 078 80,067 39,152 883,800 204, 698 91, 837 317 611,271 69,047 3, 043,826 87,768 42,300 222, 565 215,404 584, 200 2,007 611, 709 87, 490 2, 782,549 5,065, 095 5,091,267 4,897,269 4, 960, 423 5, 017,063 27 653,483 63,931 110, 511 52,932 589,994 328,717 324,757 6,619 684,027 80,317 2,823, 327 130, 750 52,841 631,923 307, 641 300,174 2,500 693, 568 74, 449 I H w ts Q o LIABILITIES .v Federal reserve notes in circulation >'ederal reserve bank notes in circulation—net liability. Deposits: Member bank—reserve account Government _ ._ Other Deferred availability items Capital paid in ._ Surplus All other liabilities Total. 1 Not shown separately prior to 1923. 847, 500 8,000 2, 507, 912 2, 752, 876 58,859 254, 933 3,351,303 214,96i 2,408,779 88, 024 2,298, 536 37, 995 2,224,865 623 1, 766, 622 1, 694, 771 1, 730, 511 2,859 1,683, 499 78,218 117,001 702,107 79,190 1,134 42,865 1,833,481 100,465 97, 843 693, 76fi 86,013 81,087 38, 880 1,805, 661 18,754 21, 307 571,807 97, 753 164, 745 95,310 1, 669,059 46, 624 22,873 466,044 103,007 213, 824 76, 681 1, 799, 931 23, 659 18,180 539, 773 106,277 215,393 25, 346 1, 895,265 40, 334 23,061 555, 914 106,726 218,369 23,210 2,162,347 2,227, 212 28,266 38, 670 27, 3S1 31, 382 566, 510 i 617, 350 111,963 ! 116, 602 220, 915 i 217,837 13,306 1 16, 699 2, 210, 896 38, 546 25,689 638,465 124,392 220, 310 22,264 2, 528,365 5,270, 785 5, 939,344 I 6,341, 607 5,091,267 4,897, 269 I 4, 960, 423 5, 017, 003 1,264,323 132,221 36, 335 174,492 62, 629 5, 094,915 5,065,095 M O >4 M feJ a w w o 66 REPORT OF THE COMPTROLLER OF THB CURRENCY Principal assets and liabilities of the IS Federal reserve banks combined, on the last weekly statement date in each month, jrom January, 192%, to October, 1926 [In millions of dollars] Assets Liabilities Bills and securities Date Jan.25 Feb.21 Mar. 29 Apr. 26 May 31 June 28 July 20 Aug. 30 Sept. 27 Oct. 25 Nov. 29 Dec. 27 Jan.31 Feb. 28 Mar. 28 Apr. 25 May 29 June 27 July 25 Aug. 29 Sept. 26 Oct. 31 Nov. 28 Dec. 26 Jan. 30 Feb. 27 Mar. 26 Apr. 30 May 28 June 25 July 30 Aug. 27 Sept. 24 Oct. 29 Nov. 26 Dec. 31 Jan. 28 Feb. 25 Mar. 25 Apr. 29. May 27 June 24 July 29 Aug. 20 Sept. SO Oct. 28 Nov. 25 Dec. 30 Jan. 27 Feb. 24 Mar. 31 Apr. 28 May 20 June 30 July 28 Aug. 25 Sept. 29 Oct. 27 Reserves United Bills States Bills bought Governdisopen ment Total • counted in market securities Gold Total 1922 Deposits Federal reserve notes in Memcircula- bers' tion reserve Total Capital and surplus 1,779 1,652 1,677 1,772 1,805 1,709 1,749 1,833 1,782 1,870 1,865 ' 1,939 1,815 1,888 1,807 1,882 1,798 1,840 1,800 1,842 1,808 1,860 1,861 1,900 318 319 319 320 320 320 321 321 322 322 323 323 850 721 636 500 471 469 380 404 420 469 650 630 83 83 103 83 118 154 156 172 238 258 259 246 250 355 441 567 603 557 541 498 452 409 305 458 1,183 2,904 1,159 2,947 1,180 2,975 1,150 2,995 ", 193 3,008 ,180 3,021 ,077 3,055 ,074 3,063 ,110 3,077 ,136 3,085 ,214 3,073 ,334 3,040 3,181 3,196 3,203 3,212 3,203 3,149 2,184 2,174 2,182 2,158 2,141 2,124 2,127 2,153 2,243 2,299 2,330 2,464 597 596 700 637 731 775 761 816 862 884 794 857 189 208 254 274 258 204 177 173 172 205 289 336 354 363 249 194 189 135 96 94 92 92 84 104 ,140 ,167 ,204 ,104 ,178 ,114 ,034 ,083 ,126 1,181 1,168 1,298 3,076 3,073 3,064 3,085 3,109 3,111 3,114 3,121 3,117 3,111 3,112 3,071 3,227 3,202 3,176 3,179 3,195 3,202 3,200 3,201 3,193 3,191 3,197 3,138 2,204 2,247 2,232 2,223 2,260 2,227 2,195 2,225 2,248 2,225 2,246 2,340 1,913 1,888 1,871 1,854 1,874 1,868 1,839 1,849 1,852 1,895 1,881 1,874 1,991 1,952 1,976 1,909 1, 9»2 1,937 1,897 1,908 1,930 1,959 1,939 1,938 327 327 327 328 328 328 328 328 328 328 32S 522 632 482 447 430 350 294 263 260 223 221 314 272 263 202 124 87 45 24 49 92 215 281 387 121 156 257 302 333 430 505 642 576 584 582 540 915 951 942 873 860 826 825 855 928 1,024 1,087 1,249 3,143 3,123 3,123 3,120 3,118 3,156 3,155 3,115 3,069 3,044 3,046 2,937 3,263 3,230 3,223 3,223 3,214 3,271 3,260 3,202 3,166 3,132 3,134 3,047 2,023 2,022 1,983 1,926 1,891 1,844 1,762 1,741 1,730 1,767 1,845 1,862 1,928 1,927 1,912 1,945 1,936 2,035 2,087 2,082 2,120 2,162 2,148 2,220 1,991 1,986 2,007 2,005 1,997 2,108 2,165 2,150 2,196 2,218 •2, 203 2,311 331 332 332 332 332 332 332 333 333 333 333 330 274 434 378 400 414 455 468 580 633 690 625 75C 308 317 307 267 278 242 210 202 268 329 359 363 394 365 344 349 349 325 330 332 343 325 332 377 2,939 2,894 2,867 2,851 2,838 2,811 2,791 2,762 2,760 2,783 2,746 2,704 3,083 3,030 3,008 2,993 2,982 2,959 2,937 2,888 2,866 2,893 2,861 2,822 1,684 1,729 1,709 1,684 1,671 1,634 1,598 1,616 1,685 1,695 1, 732 1,835 2,172 2,208 2,119 2,135 2,138 2,140 2,153 2,183 2,210 2,227 2,220 2,309 2,265 1,130 1,041 1,028 1,064 1,034 1,021 1,126 1,257 1,250 1,326 1,601 2,270 2,184 2,187 2,202 2,210 2,201 2,237 2,268 2,297 2,291 2,357 330 331 332 333 333 333 334 334 334 334 335 335 449 540 632 514 474 515 521 571 717 632 295 304 250 199 239 249 211 255 276 308 365 331 330 389 395 385 369 321 302 300 1,119 1,185 1,226 1,114 1,119 1,158 1,106 1,150 1,298 1,242 2,801 2,767 2,767 2,797 2,816 2,835 2,851 2,841 2,807 2,823 2,953 2,917 2,920 2,954 2,975 1,667 1,679 1,656 1,662 1,673 1,697 1,671 1,693 1,716 1,731 2,217 2,203 2,218 2,203 2,195 2,229 2,205 2,204 2,249 2,217 2,272 2,262 2, 323 2,242 2,243 2,260 2,261 2,258 2,330 2,281 339 340 341 342 343 343 343 344 344 345 3,059 3,081 3,103 3,125 3,130 1923 1924 1925 1926 2, 2,978 2,937 2,954 ' Includes (in addition to bills discounted and bought and United States securities) municipal warrants, Federal intermediate credit bank debentures, anM foreign loans on gold. REPORT OF THE COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY 67 Percentage of bills discounted secured by United States Government obligations to total bills discounted and purchased by Federal reserve banks at the end of each month, year ended October 81, 192-6 [In thousands of dollars] Date Percentage of discounted bills secured by GovTotal ernment holdings of obligations discounted and purto total chased bills holdings of discounted and purchased bills Discounted bills secured by United States Government obligations 1925 Nov. 30 Deo. 31 364,373 382,151 1,038, 035 1,009, 549 35.1 37.9 278, 562 341,170 311,487 330,775 279,977 263,106 285,556 336, 602 332,082 359, 567 786,498 877, 590 882,024 781,349 785,884 764,425 782,494 898, 902 961,690 1,012,862 35.4 38.9 35.3 42.3 35.6 34.4 36.5 37.4 34.5 35.6 1926 Jan.31 Feb. 28 Mar. 31 Apr. 30 May 31 June 30July 81 Aug. 31_ Sept. 30 Oct. 31 —. -- FEDERAL RESERVE BANK DISCOUNT RATES The discount rates of each of the 12 Federal reserve banks in effect November 1, 1926, with respect to each class of paper, are shown in the following statement: Discount rates of Federal reserve banks in effect November 1, 1926 Paper maturing— After 90 days but within 9 months Within 90 days Federal reserve bank Commercial, Secured by agricultural, United States Bankers' and livestock Government acceptances paper, n. e. s. obligations Boston New York PhiladelphiaCleveland Richmond Atlanta Chicago St. Louis Minneapqlis.. Kansas City.. Dallas San Francisco. 1 etc. 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 Agricultural 1 Trade livestock acceptances and paper 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 i i i 4 4 4 4 4 Including bankers' acceptances drawn for an agricultural purpose and secured by warehouse receipts, 68 BEPOBT 03? THE COMPTKOLLER OF THE CUBBENCY: DISCOUNT RATES PREVAILING IN FEDERAL RESERVE BANK AND BRANCH CITIES The table following, prepared by the Federal Reserve Board and published in the Federal Reserve Bulletin for November, 1926, shows the prevailing rates charged customers on various classes of loans as reported by representative banks in Federal reserve bank and branch cities during weeks ended October 15, 1925, and August, September, and October 15, 1926. In connection with the table, the Federal Reserve Board called attention to the fact that the rates shown are not averages but are those rates at which the bulk of the loans of each class are made by reporting banks. Since the publication of the rates for May, the forms used in making the reports on which the table is based have been modified and certain classifications have been omitted: Discount and interest rates prevailing in various cities during weeks ended October 15, 1925, and August, September, and October 15, 1926 District and city- Year and month DISTRICT 1 Boston,. 1925—October 1926—August September October DISTRICT 2 New York 1928—October 1926—August September October Buffalo 1925—October.... 1926—August September October DISTRICT 3 Philadelphia 1925—October 1926—August September October DISTRICT 4 Cleveland Cincinnati Pittsburgh 1925—October.... 1926—August September October 1925—October.... 1926—August September October 1925—October.... 1926—August September October DISTRICT 5 Richmond 1925—October.... 1926—August September October Baltimore 1925—October.... 1926—August ___ September October Loans secured by prime stock exchange collateral Cattle loans EEPOET OF THE COMPTKOLL,EE OF THE CUKBENOY Discount and interest rates prevailing in various cities during weeks ended October IS, 1935, and August, September, and October IS, 1926—Continued District and city Prime commercial loans Year and month Interbank loans Loans secured by prime stock exchange collateral Demand Time Loans secured by ware- Cloittls ans house receipts DISTSlcT 6 Atlanta Birmingham Jacksonville New Orleans IMSTBICT 7 1925—October. 1926—August September October 1 5 fi 5 1925—October 1926—August September October 5 5 -6 5 -fi 5 -6 5 -6 5 -6 5 -fi -6 -6 -fi -6 -« 6 fi fi fi 6 fi 6 fi 6 -8 -7 -7 -6 5 -fi fi fi 6 4)4-8 4J4-8 4)4-8 5}4-fi 6 6 6 5)4 6 5)4-6 5)^-6 5)4-6 5 -6 -6 5 -6 5 -fi 5 5 5 S -fi -fi -fi -fi 5 -5)4 5 5 s5 -fi -6 -6 6 5 -6 5 -6 6 R n 5 5 1925—October 1926—August September October 6 5 5 5 1925—October 1926—August September October 1925—October 1926—August September October. . 0 Chicago 1925—October 1926—August September October. 4)4-5 454-5 4)4-5 4K-5 Detroit 1925—October. 1926—A ugust 454-6 Little Eock Louisville DISTKICT 9 Minneapolis Helena i> 4) Denver Oklahoma City El B -fi 5 -fi S -6 5)i;-fi fi fi fi 5)4 ^ 5) £-6 5 -fi -fi 5 -6 i> - 6 5 -fl fi fi fi 4)4-5 4)45 4M-5 5 -54<S 4J4-5 454-5 4M-6 5 -&A 5 -6 5 5 -fi -fi 5 -fi -fi 0 -« 5 5 S 5 5 -5H 4K-5J4 6 -6 5 -5H 1H « 1925—October 1926—August. September October 5 -fi 6 5 -6 5 -6 5)4-fi 6 49 i-514 6 6 6 g 6 5 5 5 5 i%-5 1925—October . . . 1926—August September October 1925 October 1926—August September October 1925—October 1926—August September October 5)4-fi 5)4-6 .. 4)4 <-s 5J4 "i - W 5V, I1 8 6 _O 8 -8 6 -8 6 -8 6 6 6 -7 —7 -7 1925—October 1926—August September October 192o—October 1926—August September October . 5 5 -554 5 5 -554 1825—October 1928—August. . September Ootober 5 6 6 6 6 5 -6 51 43 4» S 6 6 6 6 -7 -7 -7 -7 li 5 -6 S -6 5 -fi 414-0 454-5 4)4-5 fi 6 fi i 6 -6 g -654 5 -fi 5)4-6 51<^-fi 5) «<-<! ... 4) 5 -5H 4) 5 5 -5)4 -5)i 5 -5)4 5 ...iji^ -6 5 -fi fi -fi -6 1; fi fi -JSW 5 -fi 6 , 1 , >-fi 5 -6 5 -fi 6 6 6 6 4)^-5 4J^$-V{ 4 s -f-1 s -w 6 -8 6 -8 6 -8 5 5 5 5 -3 6 6 6 6 -7 6 6 6 8 6 S ... 4)4-554 5 -6 5 -6 4)4-6 554-6 4M-« 554-6 6 -7 6 -8 -8 6 6 6 6 4)4-5 5 -5)4 5 -554 5 -6H 514-fi 55-£-6 6 6 6 •6 6 6 6 -« -fi -6 -fi ... 6 5>/ 6 6 1925—October . 1926—August. September. October DISTRICT » Kansas City 5 5 5 5 5K-6 -r. 5 September October MSTBICT 8 St. Louis 5 -fi -6 -6 -fi -8 -6 -6 -6 -6 4^ ' - W 5 -5»/f 5 -6 6 -8 6 -8 6 -8 6 -8 a 8 8 g u i-h 4J-i-5 43 6 -8 -8 -8 8 7 -8 7 -8 7 -S _g -6 -« -6 6 -7 6 -7 6 -7 8 _7 3 5 5 -6 5 -6 5 5 ,5 5 5 -$ &y2-6 § _7 5)4-8 f 7 6 -7 6 -T fi -T 6 6 6 -7 6 -7 6 -7 6 -8 6 6 8 S 6 b\>iS-fi 6 6 -8 -8 -8 -« 70 BEPOBT OF THE COMPTEOLLEB OF THE CTJBBENCY Discount and interest rates prevailing in various cities during weeks ended October 16, 1985, and August, September, and October 16, 1926—Continued Interbank loans District and city Loans secured by prime i took ex- Loans secured Cattle change collat eral by ware- loans house receipts Demand Time DISTRICT io—contd. Omaha 1925—October 1926—August September October 5^-6 5^-6 7 8 5Vire 7 -8 7 i-6 £-6 DISTRICT 11 Dallas El Paso.^ Houston 1925—October 1926—August September October 5 -6 1925—October 1926—August September October 6 6 6 6 5 -6 5 66 -7 5 -6 Set iy -7 66 -7 -7 -7 -7 -7 7 -8 6 5 5 5 5 (• Al 4 S2 - 0 7 1925—October 1926—August September October A\ -8 Q O Q O 88 8S 4H-6 5 -6 5 -6 5 -6 5 -6 5 -6 5 5 -6 -6 5 5 5 5 -6 -7 -7 -7 8 8 8 7 -8 6 5 5 5 7 -8 6 -7 8 6 -8 -6 -7 -7 -« -8 -8 -8 -8 7 7 7 7 7 6 -7 6 6 DISTRICT 12 San Francisco Los Angeles. Portland. Salt Lake C i t y . 1925—October 1926—August September October 5 5 -6 5 -5M 6 -7 6 -7 6 -7 6 -7 6 -7 6 -7 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 -7 6 5 -6 Spokane— 1925—October 1926—August September October 5 -6 5 -6 -7 1925—October 1926—August September October 1925—October 1926—August September October &A 6 5 -6 -7 -7 1925—October 1926—August September October Seattle... 5 -6 5J^ 6 6 6 6 1925—October 1926—August September October __ 5 -7 6 6 5 -6 6 -7 6 -7 5 -7 6 -7 -7 -7 6 6 -7 -7 6 -7 6 6 6 6 6 6 -7 -7 6 -7 6 -7 6 -7 6 -7 6 -7 6 6 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 6 6 6 6 -7 -7 6 -7 6 -7 6 -7 6 -7 7 6 -7 6 -7 6 -7 8 7 7 6 -7 6 6 6 6 7 -8 7 7 7 -« -7 -7 -7 -8 -8 -8 -8 RATES FOR MONEY IN NEW YORK The range of rates for various classes of paper in the New York money market in the year ending October 31, 1926, together with information in relation to the range of rates in New York since 1917, is shown in the following statements, furnished by the Financial and Commercial Chronicle. The low point in the rate of call loans was 3 per cent, and the high point was 6 per cent. The range during the month of October was from 4 to 6 per cent. The low point of time loans (60 days) was 3 % per cent, and the high point 5J^ per cent, and during October the range was from 4% to 5% per cent. 71 EEPOKT OF THE COMPTROLLER OP THE CUBBENCY Choice commercial paper in the year ranged from 3 % to 4^£ per cent, and in October from 4}^ to 4% per cent. The rates for sterling bills from November, 1925, to June, 1926, ranged from $4.80 to $4.83^; sight bills from November, 1925, to October, 1926, ranged from $4.84tV to $4.86ff, and cable transfers from I4.84-& to $4.86|-fRates for money in New York Call loans, stock exchange: Eange Time loans: 60 days 90 days 4 months 5 months 6 months Commercial paper: Choice, 4 to 6 months. Good, 4 to 0 months... 1926—Continued May Call loans, stock exchange: Eange Time loans: 60 days 90 days. __ 4 months 5 months 6 months Commercial paper: Choice, 4 to 6 months.. Good, 4 to 6 months September June 4 -5 4 4 4 -4J-I 4 -04 !M 4 -04 4 -Oi 4 -4k' 4 -4^ 4 -4Ji 4 4 4 4 4 4M-4M 4 -5 October 4 -6 4M-5 43i-5 -4 -4 -4 -4 -i 424-5 4 -4H 4K4J 4K4K 43-2-5 NOTE.—60 and 90 day paper no longer quoted, as little or no paper of these short maturities is now boing made. As rates previously, however, for 60 to 90 days paper were identical with those for 4 to 6 months paper, present rates are properly comparable with previous rates, the standard for all recent years being 4 to 6 months paper. There is no distinction now between single name and double name paper. The practice is to quote simply the very best names, and then the next best. Rates for sterling bills [I'.ange for month] 60-day Sight i Cable transfers I 1925 November. December.. January February March April. May June July August September October 1 $4.80 -$4.81J4 $4. 8 4 * 4.80H- 4. si n A Sl'Ai 1926 ... ~ _ _ . I"'."'.'. _ ;:.;;; •*. 81%- i S2Vs 4.84H- 4. 86H 4.82H- i 82H 4. 85{f- 4.86A 4. 8 2 * 4.85*- 4.86 4. 8 2 * 4. 8 5 * - 4. 86^2 4.&-M 4.81*- 4 8 3 * 4 84«- 4 8 6 * 4.82M-- 4.83* 4.86 - i. sen 4. 85H- 4.80A C1) 4. 84«- 4. SSJ4 4.844J- 4. 85{i 4.84 ft- 4.845* 0) No longer quoted as no business is being transacted in bankers' long bills. 18005°—27 G 1:181 $4. 84A-S4. 84K 4. 8 4 * - 4.85* 4. 85 4. 86A4. 85H4. 4. g 5 ^ _ 4. 86%4. 8 6 * 4. 8 5 * 4. 85*— 4.86>A 4. 86^| 4. 86$^ 4. 86J| 4.86U 4. 86% 4.86ft 4. 851| 84H- 4.85M Comparison of the range of rates for call loans, 60-day time loans, and choice commercial paper loans in New York annually for 1917 to 1926 is shown in the statement following: Range of rates for money in New York annually, 1917 to 1926 1917 1919 1918 B 1921 1920 Range Range Range Range Range Range Range Range Range Range High Low for Defor High Low for Defor High Low for Defor for High Low for Defor High Low for DeJanuary cember cember January cember January cember January cember January Call loans Time loans (60 days)... Commercial paper (choice) 10 3 SX ~® , 2^-6 5 -6 6 6 2 5 3M-6 s'A-e 3M 5 4 -5H 30 7 5 -5}f 6 2 5 5«4-25 a -7 5 5^-6 d-20 7- 8 6 25 SH 8 5 6 -7 7 7 -7$£ 6 -8 6 -V-A 5 5 -5J£ 6 VA-% 5 5 -5K 9 w K O o 1922 1924 1923 1926 1925 g Range Range Range Range Range Kange Range Range Range Range High Low for DeHigh Low for for High Low for Defor High Low for Defor for High Low for Defor October cember January January cember January cember January cember January Call loans 3 -6 Time loans (60 days)... Commercial paper (choice) 6 2 *& 3K-5^ 6 2 4^-5 5 2 4^-5 6 3 6 43/2-5 5Ji 2 2 -5J-2 IAZ 6 2 5 3H VA *H 4J4-6 4 -6 6 3 4 -6 H W O f § 3K 4 —4^ o Q BBPORT OF THE GOMPTBOLX.EB. OF THE CURRENCY 73 NEW YORK CLEARING HOUSE Statistics compiled and furnished by Mr. Clarence E. Bacon, Manager, New Tork Clearing House Association, for the year ended September 30, 1926, indicates there were 33 banks comprising the New York Clearing House Association, with capital of $347,500,000. Clearings aggregated $293,443,346,915, an increase of $16,569,412,277 in the year, and balances were reported totaling $32,197,090,792, as compared with $29,721,103,273 on September 30, 1925. The average daily clearings were $968,459,891, and average daily balances $106,261,026. The percentage of balances to clearings was 10.96. CLEARING-HOUSE ASSOCIATIONS IN THE 12 FEDERAL RESERVE BANK CITIES AND ELSEWHERE Clearing-house transactions in the 12 Federal reserve cities in the year ended September 30, 1926, aggregated $426,914,203,000 and exceeded the amount in the previous year by $22,446,137,000. The ratio of clearings by associations in the 12 Federal reserve bank cities was 79.61 per cent of the total clearings of all associations in 243 reporting cities in the United States, in comparison with the ratio of 80.05 per cent a year ago. Clearings in excess of $1,000,000,000 are reported from 25 other principal cities, the total of which amounted to $72,363,159,000, or an increase of $5,735,316,000 over the clearings of the same cities the year previous, when they totaled $66,627,843,000. The total amount of clearings of all cities for the year was $536,243,351,000, as compared with $505,906,827,000 on September 30, 1925. Tables showing the following information are published in the appendix of this report: Comparative statement of the New York Clearing House, annually since 1854; comparative statement of the transactions of the New York Clearing House in years ended September 30, 1926 and 1925; exchange, balances, and percentages of balances to exchanges, etc., by the New York Clearing House annually since 1893; comparative statement of the exchanges of clearing houses of the United States by cities, for years ended September 30, 1928 and 1925, and comparative statement of transactions of clearinghouse associations in the 12 Federal reserve bank cities and elsewhere, in years ended September 30, 1926 and 1925. BANKS OTHER THAN NATIONAL Through the cooperation and courtesy of officials of banking departments of the various States, Alaska, and insular possessions, the comptroller is enabled to present in this report, as required by section 333, Eevised Statutes, statistics in relation to each class of reporting banks other than national. Officials of State banking departments and nuviber of each class of banks under their supervision in June, 1926, from which reports of condition were received Banks States, etc. John G. Smith Arthur E. Dole Robert C. Clark ._ George H. Newhall J. B. Byrne Maine Connecticut Total New England States District of Columbia Total Eastern States , , Virginia - . North Carolina Florida Mississippi Titles Names of officials .. ._ Texas Arkansas Tennessee Total Southern States State (commereial) Bank commissioner . . fit.at.« h a p V rntnTniRsinpftr . , ... do J. S. Love J. S. Brock Charles 0. Austin Loid Rainwater C. E. Marvin S. S. McConnell ._ _do -- Commissioner, department of banking and securities.. Superintendent of banks Total 19 184 3 393 300 19 715 265 36 297 9 117 148 27 9 2 16 120 184 425 29 28 7 69 10 55 602 202 793 134 1,878 1 340 222 483 260 475 274 253 724 Myron E. Bristow H A Abbott John Mitchell W. W. Bradley T. R. Bennett Ernest Amos Private 53 15 40 93 10 89 3 do Loan and trust companies Mutual savings 37 53 19 196 12 76 Commissioner of banking and insurance _ Frank H Warder Edward S. Maxson Peter G. Cameron Harold W. Horsey.. George W. Page Stock savings 340 222 483 259 475 206 253 322 207 806 392 461 437 4,863 1 1 23 25 3 .— 3 90 68 59 289 65 1 65 25 258 787 40 161 30 322 207 U5 2 821 394 461 437 18 4,949 Ohio Indiana Illinois Michigan Wisconsin -_ H. E. Scott.. Thomas D, Barr Oscar Nelson H. A. McPherson Dwight T. Parker A. J. Veigel L. A. Andrew „ C. E. French Superintendent of banks » Bank commissioner. _ . . Auditor of public accounts Commissioner, department of banking.. Commissioner of banking SiipArint-ATi'tentr, department of banMriE .-- _ . . .. . . , Total Middle Western States North Dakota South Dakota Oklahoma Total Western States California Utah Arizona Total Pacific States The Territory of Hawaii 6,563 Gilbert Semingson.. RnpfirinfcATiriftTit nf hanVs F. R. Smith Kirk Griggs Roy L. Bone Jay G. Larson _ _ Superintendent of banks . W. P. Saunders. . 0. B. Mothersead Total United States and insular possessions 1 Not under State supervision. 438 352 878 974 128 60 168 32 368 ... Rt.fl.tp. hftjilr mrnmi-nAr 3,398 H. C. Johnson Frank C. Bramweil... J. F. Johnson „_._ E. W. Porter SethPixton - A. T. Hammons Supervisor of hanHng ftnpfirintAnriAnt n f ^anVs , , _ do : Commissioner, department of finance State bank commissioner State bank examiner . SnpArintAndRnt of hanlrs „ 247 165 259 88 85 21 29 894 W. G. Smith SAArnt.ary, tArritorial hanlring )viard Governor of Hawaii . . _* __ . . Treasurer Total Alaska and insular posses- 657 540 1,385 581 803 973 361 1,263 . . . . . . . 4 2 782 788 3 S 175 7 5 21 15 20 18 122 »47 60 1 733 847 1,385 653 825 1,000 1,221 1,386 20 371 308 8,050 4 6 8 15 4 5 61 1 3 1 3 73 5 1 a 13 2 2 1 1 54 14 3,481 o 5 5 36 10 4 2 2 256 175 357 100 92 24 32 62 2 1,036 13 10 11 14 11 13 21 11 14 48 11 59 16,493 904 620 O 442 366 893 993 144 61 182 32 368 17 14 15 73 127 1,656 495 20,168 O O W o a o en 76 KEPOBT OF THE COMPTBOLLEB OF THE CUBBEKCY STATE (COMMERCIAL) BANKS The returns from 16,493 State (commercial) banks showed total resources aggregating $16,579,656,000, which was an increase of $600,418,000 over the resources reported on June 30, 1925, when there were 490 more banks of this class. Loans and discounts were increased from $9,282,839,000 to $9,703,248,000; overdrafts were reduced from $35,819,000 to $35,487,000, and investments in United States Government securities and other miscellaneous bonds and securities rose from $3,052,172,000 to $3,220,400,000, an increase of $168,228,000 in the year. Banking house, furniture and fixtures, valued at $454,801,000, were $24,523,000 more than in the preceding year, and other real estate owned increased $7,455,000, its estimated value in June of this year being reported at $152,115,000. Due from banks, $1,045,705,000, showed a decrease of $197,902,000 during the year; lawful reserve, $777,430,000, an increase of $169,989,000; checks and other cash items, $261,547,000, a decrease of $61,818,000; exchanges for clearing house, $161,625,000, a reduction of $37,244,000, and cash on hand, $405,372,000, an increase of $47,412,000. Other resources were increased from $302,208,000 to $361,926,000, or $59,718,000 over the preceding year. The capital stock of these associations was $1,092,424,000, an increase of $30,160,000 over the capital on June 30, 1925, when it aggregated $1,062,264,000. Surplus, $696,901,000, and undivided profits, $254,767,000, were $52,481,000 and $27,779,000, respectively, more than in June of last year. Total deposits in the associations amounted to $13,832,837, which was an increase of $430,820 in the year. The deposits include due to banks $566,536,000, a decrease of $39,957,000; and United States deposits $10,299,000, also a decrease of $6,627,000. Individual deposits (time and demand) $13,158,075,000, and certified checks and cashiers' checks outstanding, $97,927,000, showed increases of $475,322,000 and $2,082,000, respectively. Notes and bills rediscounted were increased from $59,124,000 to $68,538,000, and bills payable from $244,782,000 to $247,666,000. Other liabilities were also increased by $46,880,000, the total reported aggregating $386,523,000. A summary of the resources and liabilities of State (commercial) banks, on the date indicated, follows: Summary of reports of condition of 16,498 State (commercial) banks in the United States at the close of business June SO, 1926 [In thousands of dollars] RESOURCES Loans and discounts: On demand (secured by collateral other than real estate) 296, 798 On demand (not secured by collateral) 102, 909 On time (secured by collateral other than real estate). 548, 613 On time (not secured by collateral) 688, 204 Secured by farm land 75, 905 Secured by other real estate 547, 698 Not classified.. 7,443,121 Total. 9, 70S, 248 REPORT OP THE COMPTBOLLEE OP THE CUBBENCY 77 Overdrafts Investments (including premiums on bonds): United States Government securities 564, 182 State, county, and municipal bonds 266, 093 Railroad bonds.. 60, 151 Bonds of other public service corporations (including street and interurban railway bonds) 87, 292 Other bonds, stocks, warrants, etc 2, 242, 682 35,487 Total Banking house (including furniture and fixtures) Other real estate owned Due from banks Lawful reserve with Federal reserve bank or other reserve agents Checks and other cash items Exchanges for clearing house *. Cash on hand: Gold coin 13,704 Silver coin 20, 646 Paper currency 177, 880 Nickels and cents 1, 223 Not classified 191,919 3,220,400 454, 801 152, 115 1,045, 705 777, 430 261, 547 161, 625 Total 405, 372 Other resources 361, 926 Total resources 16, 579, 656 LIABILITIES Capital stock paid in Surplus Undivided profits (less expenses and taxes naid) Due to all banks Certified checks and cashiers' checks Individual deposits (including postal savings): Demand deposits— Individual deposits subject to check Demand certificates of deposit Dividends unpaid Time deposits— Savings deposits or deposits in interest or savings department, Time certificates of deposit Postal savings deposits Not classified Total United States deposits (exclusive of postal savings) Notes and bills rediscounted Bills payable (including certificates of deposit representing money borrowed) Other liabilities 1, 092, 424 696,901 254, 767 666, 536 97,927 5, 501, 228 252, 120 12, 243 4, 293, 528 1, 454, 022 9, 586 1, 635, 348 Total liabilities 13,158, 075 10, 299 68, 538 247, 666 386, 523 16, 579, 656 LOAN AND TRUST COMPANIES The resources of 1,656 loan and trust companies on June 30, 1926, were $12,205,196,000 and showed an increase of $639,647,000 over the returns from 24 more companies on June 30, 1925, whea resources were $11,565,549,000. With the exception of balances due from correspondent banks and bankers, $463,113,000, lawful reserve with Federal reserve banks or reserve agents, $730,494,000, and overdrafts, $3,438,000, all other items of resources showed increases, the largest appearing in loans discounts, which were shown in the aggregate of $6,754,087,000. Digitized forand FRASER 78 BEPOET OF THE COMPTBOLLEB OF THE CUBBENCY Investments, which include United States Government securities and other miscellaneous bonds and securities, totaled $2,806,780,000, an increase of $5,434,000. Banking house, furniture and fixtures increased from $248,221,000 to $265,819,000, and other real estate from $46,776,000 to $47,607,000. Checks and other cash items of $484,051,000 were increased in the sum of $16,082,000; exchanges for clearing house, $45,708,000, increased $10,691,000, and cash on hand, $170,542,000, showed, an increase of $10,437,000 over June 30, 1925, when the cash amounted to $160,105,000. Other resources showed an increase of $3,042,000. All liabilities reported by these companies on June 30, 1926, showed large increases over June 30, 1925, with the exception of amounts due to correspondent banks and bankers, which showed a decrease of $17,423,000. The largest increase was shown in individual deposits, which rose from $8,536,860,000 to $8,900,928,000. Capital stock aggregated $672,959,000, an increase of $29,508,000, surplus was $814,250,000, an increase of $91,041,000, and undivided profits of $179,955,000 showed an increase of $20,919,000. Total deposits amounted to $9,839,429,000, and included in addition to the bank balances and individual deposits referred to above, certified checks and cashiers' checks outstanding of $51,180,000, an increase of $9,873,000, and United States deposits of $33,024,000, an increase of $17,283,000. Notes and bills rediscounted, $44,047,000, and bills payable, $124,019,000, showed increases in the year of $9,803,000 and $28,232,000, respectively. Other liabilities were increased $86,343,000. The resources and liabilities of loan and trust companies June 30, 1926, are shown in the following statement: Summary of reports of condition of 1,656 loan and trust companies in the United States at the close of business June SO, 1926 [In thousands of dollars] RESOURCES Loans and discounts: On demand (secured by collateral other than real estate) 771, 106 On demand (not secured by collateral) 189, 570 On time (secured by collateral other than real estate) 402, 941 On time (not secured by collateral) 913, 873 Secured by farm land 18, 464 Secured by other real estate .-652, 898 Not classified 3, 805, 235 Total.. 6, 754, 087 Overdrafts 3, 438 Investments (including premiums on bonds): United States Government securities 344, 681 State, county, and municipal bonds 126, 233 . Railroad bonds 277,521 Bonds of other public service corporations (including street and interurban railway bonds) 211, 776 Other bonds, stocks, warrants, etc 1, 846, 569 Total.. Banking house (including furniture and Other real estate owned Due from banks fixtures) 2, 806, 780 265, 819 47, 607 463, 113 79 BEPOKT OF THE COMPTROLLER 01? THE CUKBENCY Lawful reserve with Federal reserve bank or other reserve agents Checks and other cash items Exchanges for clearing house,— Cash on hand: Gold coin 4, 575 Silver coin 4, 488 Paper currency 107, 268 Nickels and cents 725 Not classified 53, 486 730, 494 484, 051 45, 708 Total Other resources. Total resources 170, 542 433, 557 12,205,196 LIABILITIES Capital stock paid in Surplus Undivided profits (less expenses and taxes paid) Due to all banks Certified checks and cashiers' checks Individual deposits (including postal savings): Demand deposits— Individual deposits subject to check 2, 769, 218 Demand certificates of deposit 87, 265 Dividends unpaid 7, 483 Time deposits— Sayings deposits, or deposits in interest or savings department 2, 752, 951 Time certificates of deposit . 192, 591 Postal savings deposits 13, 368 Not classified 3, 078, 052 Total United States deposits (exclusive of postal savings) Notes and bills rediscounted Bills payable (including certificates of deposit representing money borrowed) Other liabilities 672. 959 81< 250 179, 955 854, 297 51, 180 8, 900,928 33, 024 44, 047 124, 019 530, 537 Total liabilities 12,205, 196 PRINCIPAL ITEMS OF RESOURCES AND LIABILITIES OF LOAN AND TRUST COMPANIES IN JUNE OF EACH YEAR, 1914 TO 1926 The principal items of resources and liabilities of loan and trust companies for years ended June 3'0, 1914 to 1926, inclusive, are shown in the statement following: [In millions of dollars] Year Number 1914 1916 1017 1918 1919 1920 1821 1922 1923-. 1924 1925.. 1926 1,564 1,664 1,606 1,608 1,669 1,377 1,408 1,474 1,550 1,643 1,664 1,680 1,656 ' Including overdrafts. Loans l 2,905. 7 3,048. 6 3,704.3 4,311. 7 4, 403. 8 4, 091. 0 4, 601. 5 4, 277.1 4, 345. 4 5,064. 1 5, 299. 0 6,126. 6 6, 757. 5 Investments 1, 261. 3 1, 349. 6 1, 605. 4 1, 789. 7 2, J15.6 2,069. 9 1, 902.1 1, 942. 6 2,311.1 2,423. 8 2, 74S. 4 2,801. 3 2, S06. 8 Capital 462.2 476.8 475.8 505.5 525. 2 450.4 475.7 515.5 532.3 591.4 623.0 643.4 673.0 Surplus and profits 664.4 577.4 005.5 641.8 646.9 588.6 612.1 649.5 680.2 739.9 813.2 882.2 994.2 4, 289.1 4,604.0 5,732. 4 6,413.1 6,493. 3 6,157. 2 6, 518.0 6,175. 0 6,861. 2 6,831.0 7,785. 3 9,465. 6 9,839. 4 5,489. S 5,873.1 7,028.2 7,899.3 8,317. 4 7,959.9 8,320.0 8,181.0 8,533.8 9,499.2 10,323.8 11,665.6 12, 205.2 80 BEPORT OF THE COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY STOCK SAVINGS BANKS Statistics were received from 904 stock savings banks for June 30, 1926, showing total resources of $2,196,427,000. There were 68 fewer banks of this class in 1926 than in the previous year, but resources had increased in the sum of $103,302,000. Loans and discounts of $1,409,868,000 were increased by $45,147,000, overdrafts reduced $230,000, and total investments in United States and other bonds and securities owned were $504,098,000, or $74,264,000 more than in the preceding year. Banking house, furniture and fixtures aggregated $52,302,000, as compared with $56,148,000 in the previous year, but other real estate owned had increased* $2,878,000, the total in the current year being reported at $24,413,000. Amounts due from correspondent banks and bankers showed a reduction of $5,210,000, lawful reserve with the Federal reserve bank and other reserve agents, an increase of $2,306,000, and checks and other cash items an increase of $994,000. Exchanges for clearing house and cash on hand showed reductions of $623,000 and $2,509,000, respectively. The other resources were also reduced from $19,503,000 to $9,634,000. Paid-in capital stock of these associations was $85,153,000, an increase of $1,395,000, and surplus, $47,833,000, increased $2,940,000, while the undivided profits, $20,217,000, showed a reduction aggregating $1,270,000. Total deposit liabilities, which were $2,031,075,000, increased in the sum of $104,739,000 over those reported the year previous, the largest increase being shown in individual deposits which had increased from $1,918,230,000 to $2,021,614,000. Balances due. to all banks increased $8,001,000, while certified checks and cashiers' checks of $502,000 were less by $194,000 than those outstanding in June of 1925. Notes and bills rediscounted with the Federal reserve bank and elsewhere increased $1,870,000, and bills payable showed a decrease from $8,732,000 to $3,375,000. Other liabilities were also reduced by $1,015,000. A summary of the resources and liabilities of these associations on the date indicated follows: Summary of reports of condition of 904 stock savings banks in the United Slates at the close of business June SO, 19S6 [In thousands of dollars] RESOT3KCB8 Loans and discounts: On demand (secured by collateral other than real estate) 6,829 On demand (not secured by collateral) . 577 On time (secured by collateral other than real estate). 5, 619 On time (not secured by collateral) 11, 962 Secured by farm land 3, 103 Secured by other real estate 21, 896 Not classified 1,359,882 Total _ 1,409,868 EEPOBT OF THE COMPTBOLLEB OF THE CURRENCY Overdrafts Investments (including premiums on bonds) : United States Government securities State, county, and municipal bonds Railroad bonds Bonds of other public service corporations (including street and interurban railway bonds) Other bonds, stocks, warrants, etc 81 308 173, 907 3, 793 9, 977 2, 936 313, 395 Total.. Banking house (including furniture and fixtures) Other real estate owned Due from banks Lawful reserve with Federal reserve bank or other reserve agents Checks and other cash items Exchanges for clearing house Cash on hand: Gold coin 2, 879 Silver coin 13 Paper currency 1, 395 Nickels and cents 76 Not classified 22, 553 Total Other resources Total resources 504,098 52, 302 24, 413 118,657 34, 443 12, 045 3, 745 26,916 9, 634 2, 196,427 LIABILITIES Capital stock paid in Surplus Undivided profits (less expenses and taxes paid) Due to all banks Certified checks and cashiers' cheeks Individual deposits (including postal savings): Demand deposits— Individual deposits subject to check 123, 329 Demand certificates of deposit 4, 749 Dividends unpaid 66 Time deposits— Savings deposits, or deposits in interest or savings department 1, 623, 010 Time certificates of deposit 123, 632 Postal savings deposits 12, 483 Not classified 134, 345 85, 153 47,833 20, 217 8, 959 502 Total 2,021,614 Notes and bills rediscounted 1, 911 Bills payable (including certificates of deposit representing money borrowed) 3,375 Other liabilities 6, 863 Total liabilities 2, 196, 427 MUTUAL SAVINGS BANKS The total resources of 620 mutual savings banks on June 30, 1926, amounted to $8,422,307,000, as compared with resources of 611 banks on June 30, 1925, which aggregated $7,913,039,000. With the exception of cash on hand all items of resources in the current year were increased over those reported in 1925. Loans and discounts, which were higher by $440,523,000, aggregated $4,623,594,000, and investments in United States Government 82 BEPOBT OP THE COMPTEOIJ^EB OF THE CUBBENCY and other bonds and securities, $3,406,104,000, showed an increase of $54,942,000. Banking house, furniture and fixtures were increased from $76,290,000 to $82,436,000, and other real estate increased $4,761,000, or from $6,017,000 to $10,778,000. Due from banks and bankers, $211,258,000, and checks and other cash items, $1,364,000, were more by $9,461,000 and $463,000, respectively, than shown in the previous year. Exchanges for clearing house also increased from $212,000 to $399,000. As above referred to cash on hand of $29,600,000 showed a reduction of $10,759,000 in the year. Other resources showed an increase of $3,544,000. Surplus of $702,974,000 and undivided profits of $128,875,000 were increased in the sums of $69,798,000 and $12,352,000, respectively. Total deposit liabilities were $7,577,623,000, and were $425,820 higher than in the previous period, the largest increase appearing in individual deposits, which rose from $7,146,951,000 to $7,577,504,000. Due to banks showed a decrease of $4,166,000, and certified checks and cashiers' checks outstanding a decrease of $567,000. Bills payable were also reduced to $173,000 and other liabilities increased $1,471,000. Summary of resources and liabilities of these banks follows: Summary of reports of condition of 680 mutual savings banks in the United States at the close of business June SO, 1926 [In thousands of dollars] RESOURCES Loans and discounts: On demand (secured by collateral other than real estate) 19, 745 On time (secured by collateral other than real estate 8, 838 On time (not secured by collateral) 7, 026 Secured by farm land 457 Secured by other real estate 695, 613 Not classified 3, 891, 915 Total 4, 623, 594 Investments (including premiums on bonds): United States Government securities 503, 009 State, county, and municipal bonds 226, 145 Railroad bonds 646,836 Bonds of other public service corporations (including street and interurban railway bonds) 275", 593 Other bonds, stocks, warrants, etc 1, 754, 521 Total Banking house (including furniture and fixtures) Other real estate owned Due from banks Checks and other cash items Exchanges for clearing house Cash on hand: Gold coin. Silver coin Paper currency Nickels and cents Not classified Total... Other resources Total resources rrmmm ± 3,406,104 82, 436 10, 778 211, 258 1, 364 399 1, 491 131 5, 716 28 22, 234 29, 600 56, 774 8, 422, 307 REPORT OF THE COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY 83 LIABILITIES Surplus "ndivided profits pr ~' (less expenses _ . ' Undivided and taxes paid) Due to all banks . 1 Certified checks and cashiers' checks Individual deposits (including postal savings): Demand deposits— Individual deposits subject to check 17, 084 Time deposits— Savings deposits, or deposits in interest or savings department 7, 558, 190 Time certificates of deposit 478 Not classified 1, 752 702, 974 128, 875 ' 99 20 Total..7, 577, 504 Bills payable (including certificates of deposit representing money borrowed) 345 Other liabilities. 12,490 Total liabilities 8, 422,307 DEPOSITORS AND DEPOSITS IF MUTUAL AND STOCK SAVINGS BANKS On June 30, 1926, the individual deposits in 1,524 mutual and stock savings banks aggregated $9,599,118,000, and were $533,937,000 more than reported by these associations in June of last year. Depositors numbering 15,161,799 were increased 505,272 in the year, notwithstanding there were 59 fewer associations of these classes, and the average amount due each depositor in mutual savings banks was $685.51, and in stock savings banks $492.13, as compared with $673.21 and $474.77, respectively, in the preceding year. Statements showing information relative to the number of mutual and stock savings banks in each State, the number of depositors, the amount of deposits, the average amount due each depositor, and the per cent rates of interest paid by banks in each State, June 30, 1925 and 1926, with similar information for each year 1914 to 1926, follow: Number of mutual savings banks, number of depositors, individual deposits, and average deposit account, by States, June SO, 1925 and 1986 1925 States Maine New Hampsire Vermont * Massachusetts Rhode Island Connecticut. Number Depositors of banks . .. . _ - Total New England States New York Pennsylvania Maryland.. Total Eastern States Ohio Wisconsin.. Minnesota — — - Total Middle Western States Washington California ... - 1 1926 Average due each depositor '38 42 19 196 •14 76 231,977 240,089 127,264 2,822,571 221,301 •811,550 $108,715,000 141,092,000 84,047,000 1,608,380,000 146,491,000 506,394,000 $468.65 587.67 66a 41 589.83 661.95 622.75 385 4,454,752 2,594,119,000 582.33 147 27 9 2 16 4,476,950 421,534 505,157 45,343 305,650 3,531,458,000 218,605,000 366,197,000 21,804,000 154,156,000 788.81 518.69 705.12 480.87 604.52 201 5,754,634 4,282,220,000 744.15 3 5 5 97,830 33,387 15,675 131,194 77,346,000 19,524,000 5,764,000 56,985,000 790.62 584.78 367.72 434.36 20 278,086 159,619,000 573.99 I 60,866 67,977 35,099,000 75,894,000 576.66 1,116.47 128,843 110,993,000 10,616,215 7,146,951,000 Total Pacific States Total United States Deposits 6U Per cent rate of in- Number Depositors terest paid ofbanks Deposits Average due each depositor 37 '53 19 196 •12 76 231,457 323,983 127,943 2,878,058 215,462 846,608 $110,228,000 184,835,000 88,484,000 1,701,852.000 144,526,000 533,533,000 $476.24 570.51 691,59 591.32 670.77 630.20 393 4,623,511 2,763,458,000 597.70 148 27 9 2 16 4,635,134 441,074 569,662 46,426 312,486 3,738,426,000 229,802,000 375,837,000 22,590,000 158,292,000 806.64 521.01 659.87 486.58 606.66 202 6,004,682 4,524,947,000 753.57 3 5 7 5 • 104,108 33,374 17,205 130,708 82,310,000 20,438,000 6,393,000 61,027,000 790.62 612.39 371.68 466.90 20 285,395 170,168,000 596.25 4 1 69,958 70,340 42,072,000 76,859.000 601.39 1,092,68 861.46 5 140,208 118,931,000 847.70 673.21 620 11,053,886 7,577,504,000 685.51 4.00 4.13 4.43 4.58 4.17 4.40 4.11 3.93 3.84 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.50 3.75 4.25 5.00 4.00 Figures as of June 27. ' Includes savings of 12 trust companies and 11 guaranty savings banks in cpmformitjr withfiguresreceived from State bank commissioner. Includes business of branches. • Sept 30,1924. s Estimated. 2 00 Per cent rate of interest paid 4.00 3.79 4.50 4.64 4.00 4.52 I o "3 o 4.17 3.96 3.98 4.00 4.00 4.00 5 4.50 3.50 4.25 • «5.00 4.00 © g o 3 o a * Number of stock savings banks, number of depositors, individual deposits, and average deposit account, by States, June SO, 1985 and 1986 1926 1925 States Number Depositors of banks Deposits Average due each depositor Per cent rate of interest paid New Hampshire- 11 37,069 $17,627,000 $475. 52 4.00 New Jersey Pennsylvania District of Columbia-. 1 1 24 43,027 4,139 100,609 22,909,000 2,146, 000 32,848,000 532. 43 518. 48 326.49 4.00 3.00 3.30 26 147,775 57, 903,000 391. 83 Total Eastern States Number Depositors of banks Deposits Average due each depositor Per cent rate of interest paid g § 1 1 23 42,467 4,103 116,443 $24,078,000 2,220,000 34,477,000 $566.98 541.07 296.08 25 163,013 60, 775,000 372.82 4.00 3.00 3.27 w ta o o 3 5, 220 1,713,000 328.16 4.00 3 6,361 2,158,000 339.25 4.00 4 2 >825 19,868 ' 20,622 ' 1,327,000 14,463,000 11,949,000 385, 500,000 727.95 579. 43 290.50 3.75 4.25 4.00 4 2 782 19,868 » 16,007 1,327,000 16,079,000 11,926,000 375,305,000 809.29 705.39 282.82 3.50 4.25 4.00 S 831 11, 3C7, 490 411,912,000 301. 22 788 1,363,775 403,310,000 295.73 15,856 4, 348,000 274.22 4.00 15 15, 515 4,325,000 278. 76 4.00 ft) 6 171 3 1 5 12, 666 2,378,082 58,402 3,400 1G, 352 4,821,000 1,389,393,000 20,247,000 3, 754,000 6,732,000 364.83 584.25 358.98 1,104.12 410. 47 3.50 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 5 3 1 9,858 2,475,720 55,228 3,650 14,793 3,218,000 1,516,959,000 20,647,000 4,223,000 5,999,000 326.44 612. 73 373. 85 1,156. 99 405.53 3.40 4.0C 4.0C 4.0C 3.84 Total Pacific States 86 2,468,902 1,424,727,000 577. 54 73 2,559,249 1,551,046,000 806.06 Total United States 972 4,040,312 1,918, 230, OOu 474. 77 904 4,107,913 2,021,614,000 492.13 Florida Michigan Iowa _ _ Total Middle Western States lo ! Nebraska Oregon . , . Utah . . . Arizona 1 Revised. > Estimated. _ ! s Figures as of May 1. * liidudes savings business of departmental banks. ft! O d a 86 REPORT OF THE COMPTROLLER OP THE CUBRENCY Number of savings banks (mutual and stock) in the United States, number of depositors, amount of individual deposits, and average amount due each depositor in years ended June SO, 1914, to 1926, inclusive Banks Year 1914—Mutual savings banks. Stock savings banks 1915—Mutual savings banks. Stock savings banks 1916—Mutual savings banks. Stock savings banks 1917—Mutual savings banks. Stock savings banks.... 1918—Mutual savings banks. Stock savings banks 1919—Mutual savings banks. Stock savings banks 1920—Mutual savings banks. Stock savings banks 1921—Mutual savings banks. Stock savings banks 1922—Mutual savings banks. Stock savings banks.... 1923—Mutual savings banks. Stock savings banks... 1924—Mutual savings banks. Stock savings banks... 1925—Mutual savings banks. Stock savings banks— 1926—Mutual savings banks. Stock savings banks 1 Depositors 634 1,466 630 1,629 622 1,242 622 1,185 625 1,194 622 1,097 620 1,087 623 978 619 1,066 618 1,029 613 990 611 972620 904 Dividends unpaid included. Deposits' 8,277,359 $3, 915, 555,286 1,018,330,071 2,832,140 8,307,787 3,950,585,631 1,046,096,917 2,977,968 8,592,271 4,187,916,941 901,936,188 2,556,121 8,935,055 4,422,489,344 996,165,031 2,431,958 9,011,464 . 4,422,092,991 1,049,694,890 2,368,089 8,948,808 4,751,300,000 i, 152,127,000 2,486,073 5,186,952,000 9,445,327 1,351, 242, 000 1,982,229 5,575,147,000 9,619,260 442,851,000 1,118,583 5,779,506,000 9,655,861 1,401,742,000 2,883,136 6,288,551,000 10,057,438 1,609,358,000 3,282,897 6,693,246,000 10,409,776 1,746,609,000 3,562,017 7,146,951,000 10,616,215 1,918,230,000 '4,040,312 7,577,504,000 11,053,886 4,107,913 2,021,614,000 Average due each depositor $473.04 359.56 475.53 351.28 487.40 352.85 494.96 409.61 490.72 443.27 63a 94 463.43 549.16 681.68 579.58 395.90 598.55 486.19 625.26 49a 22 642.98 49a 34 673.21 > 474.77 685.61 492.13 'Revised. PEIVATE BANKS The returns from 495 reporting private banks show resources aggregating $174,152,000, an increase of $18,929,000 over the resources of 523 reporting private banks on June 30, 1925. In the States of Texas, Michigan, and Iowa private banks are not under State supervision and figures for the current year were obtained from but 122 of approximately 395 banks of this class operating in the States mentioned. Loans and discounts of the reporting banks were $92,559,000, as compared with $79,667,000 in June of 1925. Overdrafts, $520,000, were reduced $310,000 and investments in United States and other miscellaneous bonds and securities, $35,506,000, were $351,000 more than in the preceding year. Banking house, furniture and fixtures showed a reduction from $4,895,000 to $4,850,000, while other real estate increased from $5,307,000 to $8,135,000. Amounts due from banks, $20,894,000, were $1,588,000 higher than in the preceding year; lawful reserve was reduced $291,000; checks and other cash items reduced $40,000, and exchanges for clearing house was reduced $126,000. Cash on hand showed an increase from $3,832,000 to $4,139,000. Other resources were likewise increased in the sum of $1,775,000. Capital of $9,895,000 showed a reduction of $908,000 and is probably accounted for, in part, to the fact that 28 fewer banks reported in 1926 than in June of the previous year. The surplus funds and undivided profits, however, increased in the sums of $2,403,000 and $76,000, respectively. REPORT OP THE COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY 87 The total deposit liabilities were increased from $127,479,000 to $133,249,00(5, the largest increase being shown in individual deposits, which rose from $126,236,000 to $131,763,000. Balances due to banks and bankers increased $185,000, and certified checks and cashiers' checks outstanding increased $58,000. Notes and bills rediscounted showed a reduction of $279,000, but bills payable increased $8,497,000. Other liabilities showed an increase of $3,370,000. Summary of the resources and liabilities of these banks follows: Summary of reports of condition of 496 private banks in the United States at the close of business June SO, 1926 (In thousands of dollars) RESOURCES Loans and discounts: On demand (secured by collateral other than real estate).- 1, 069 On demand (not secured by collateral) 1, 152 On time (secured by collateral other than real estate) 8, 020 On time (not secured by collateral) 8, 054 Secured by farm land 4, 112 Secured by other real estate 2, 244 Not classified , 67, 908 Total Overdrafts Investments (including premiums on bonds): United States Government securities State, county, and municipal bonds Railroad bonds . Bonds of other public service corporations (including street and interurban railway bonds) Other bonds, stocks, warrants, etc 92,559 520 5, 331 829 308 632 28, 406 Total Banking house (including furniture and fixtures) Other real estate owned Due from banks . Lawful reserve with Federal reserve bank or other reserve agents Checks and other cash items Exchanges for clearing house Cash on hand: Gold coin . 193 Silver coin 139 Paper currency 1,791 Nickels and cents 25 Not classified... 1, 991 Total. Other resources Total resources 18005°—27 7 .— 35,506 4, 850 8,135 20,894 3, 048 607 74 4,139 3, 820 174,152 88 REPORT OF THE COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY LIABILITIES Capital paid in ,. 9, 895 Surplus 11,111 Undivided profits (less expenses and taxes paid) 1, 770 Due to all banks 1, 258 Certified checks and cashiers' checks 228 Individual deposits (including postal savings): Demand deposits— Individual deposits subject to check 43, 306 Demand certificates of deposit 11, 493 Dividends unpaid 596 Time deposits— Savings deposits, or deposits in interest or savings department 33, 450 Time certificates of deposit 20, 429 Not classified 22, 489 Total 131,763 Notes and bills rediscounted : 337 Bills payable (including certificates of deposit representing money borrowed) 10,948 Other liabilities 6, 842 Total liabilities 174, 152 ALL REPORTING BANKS OTHER THAN NATIONAL A summary of the combined returns of 20,168 reporting banks other than national June 30, 1926, showed aggregate resources of $39,577,738,000, and exceeded the returns from 20,769 associations on June 30, 1925, in the sum of $1,871,564,000. Loans and discounts of $22,583,356,000 were $1,550,273,000 more than in the preceding year; overdrafts of $39,751,000 showed a reduction of $1,156,000, and total investments in bonds and securities were increased from $9,669,669,000 to $9,972,888,000. Banking house, furniture and fixtures, $860,208,000, were $44,376,000 more in the current year, and other real estate owned, $243,048,000, was increased by $18,753,000. Balances due from correspondent banks and bankers, including lawful reserve with the Federal reserve bank or other reserve agents amounted to $3,405,042,000, and showed a decrease of $75,565,000; checks and other cash items a reduction of $44,319,000, and exchanges for clearing house a reduction of $27,115,000. Cash on hand was increased $44,888,000, or from $591,681,000 to $636,569,000. Other resources showed an increase of $58,210,000. With the exception of amounts due to correspondent banks and bankers, which showed a reduction of $53,360,000, all liability items showed increases over the returns of the preceding year. The paid-in capital stock aggregating $1,860,431,000 showed an increase of $60,155,000; surplus of $2,273,069,000, an increase of $218,663,000, and undivided profits of $585,584,000 showed an increase of $59,856,000. The amount of individual deposits rose from $30,411,030,000 to $31,789,884,000, certified checks and cashiers' checks outstanding were more by $11,252,000, and United States deposits of $43,323,000 showed an increase of $4,204,000 in the year. The liability on account of notes and bills rediscounted, $114,833,000, and other obligations representing money borrowed, $386,353,000, were in BEPORT OF THE COMPTROLLEB OF THE CTTRBENCY 89 creased in the year $20,808,000 and $34,083,000, respectively. Other liabilities were increased by $137,049,000. The summary following shows resources and liabilities of all reporting banks other than national: Summary of reports of condition of £0,168 State, savings, 'private banks, and loan and trust companies in the United States, Alaska, and insular possessions at the close of business June SO, 1926 [In thousands of dollars] EESOUBCES Loans and discounts: On demand (secured by collateral other than real estate).. 1,095,547 On demand (not secured by collateral) 294, 208 On time (secured by collateral other than real estate) 974, 031 On time (not secured by collateral) 1, 629, 119 Secured by farm land 102, 041 Secured by other real estate 1, 920, 349 Not classified 16,568,061 Total 22,583,356 Overdrafts , 39, 751 Investments (including premiums on bonds): United States Government securities 1, 591, 200 State, county, and municipal bonds 623, 093 Railroad bonds 994, 793 Bonds of other public service corporations (including street and interurban railway bonds) 578, 229 Other bonds, stocks, warrants, etc 6, 185, 573 Total 9,972,888 Banking house (including furniture and fixtures) 860, 208 Other real estate owned 243, 048 Due from banks 1, 859,627 Lawful reserve with Federal reserve bank or other reserve agents 1, 545, 415 Checks and other cash items 759, 614 Exchanges for clearing house 211, 551 Cash on hand: Gold coin 22, 842 Silver coin 25, 417 Paper currency 294, 050 Nickels and cents 2, 077 Not classified 292, 183 Total 636,569 Other resources 865, 711 Total resources 39, 577, 738 LIABILITIES Capital stock paid in Surplus Undivided profits (less expenses and taxes paid) Due to all banks Certified checks and cashiers' checks 1,860,431 2,273,069 585, 584 1,431,149 149, 857 90 BEPOBT OF THE COMPTEOLI^EB OF THE CUBBENCY Individual deposits (including postal savings): Demand deposits— Individual deposits subject to check Demand certificates of deposit Dividends unpaid ". Time deposits— Savings deposits, or deposits in interest or savings department Time certificates of deposit.- . Postal savings deposits Not classified - 8, 454, 165 355, 627 20, 388 16, 261,129 1, 791,152 35, 437 4, 871, 986 Total 31, 789, 884 United States deposits (exclusive of postal savings) 43, 323 Notes and bills rediscounted 114, 833 Bills payable (including certificates of deposit representing money borrowed) 386, 353 Other liabilities — 943, 255 Total liabilities 39,577,738 The resources and liabilities of each class of reporting banks, other than national, June 30, 1926, are shown in the following table: Resources and liabilities of 20,168 State {commercial) banks, loan and trust companies, savings and private banks, June SO, 1926 [In thousands of dollars] 16,493 loan State (com- 1,656 and trust mercial) companies banks 620 mutual savings banks 904 stock savings banks 495 private banks 20,168 total banks RESOURCES Loans and discounts Overdrafts Investments (including premiums on bonds). Banking house (including furniture and fixtures) Other real estate owned Due from banks Lawful reserve with Federal reserve bank or other reserve agents . Checks and other cash iteni3 Exchanges for clearing house Cash on hand Other resources . Total resources... 9,703,248 35,487 6,754,087 3,438 4,623,594 1,409,868 306 92,559 520 22,683,356 39,781 3,220,400 2,806,780 3,406,104 504,098 35,606 9,972,888 454,801 152,115 1,045,705 265,819 47,607 463,113 82,436 10, 778 62,302 24,413 118,657 4,850 8,135 20,894 860,208 243,048 1,869,627 777,430 261, 647 161, 625 405, 372 361, 926 730,494 484,051 45,708 170,542 433, 557 399 29,600 56,774 34,443 12,045 3,745 26,916 9,634 3,048 607 74 4>139 3,820 1,546,416 769,614 211,551 636,569 865,711 16,579,656 12, 205,196 8,422, 307 2,186,427 174,162 39,577,738 672,959 814,250 702,974 85,153 47,833 11,111 1,860,431 2,273,068 179,955 854,297 128,875 99 20,217 8,959 1,770 1,258 685,584 1,431,149 97,927 51,180 20 502 228 149,857 13,158,075 8, 900,928 7,577,604 2,021,614 131,763 31,789,884 10,299 68,538 33,024 44,047 1,911 337 43,323 114,833 247,666 386,523 124, 018 530, 537 345 12,490 3,376 6,863 10,948 6,842 386,353 943,255 16,679,656 12,205,196 8,422,307 2,196,427 174,162 39,877,738 211,258 1,364 LIABILITIES Capital stock paid in Surplus Unaivided profits (less expenses and taxes paid) Due to all banks Certified checks and cashiers' checks Individual deposits (including dividends unpaid and postal savings) United States deposits (exclusive of postal savings) Notes and bills rediscounted Bills payable (including advances received from War Finance Corporation and certificates of deposit representing money borrowed)... Other liabilities. Total liabilities... 1,092,424 696,901 | 254,767 ' 566,636 91 REPORT OF THE COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY PEINCIPAL ITEMS OF RESOURCES AND LIABILITIES OF ALL REPORTING BANKS OTHER THAN NATIONAL ON OR ABOUT JUNE 30, 1922-1926 The principal items of resources and liabilities of reporting banks other than national, for years ended on or about June*30, 1922 to 1926, are shown in the statement following: Consolidated returns from State (commercial), savings, private banks, and loan and trust companies [In thousands of dollars) Items Loans ' Investments Cash. Capital Surplus and undivided profits. .. . Deposits (individual). Eesources 1 1922 1923 1924 1925 16,601,393 18,459, 327 19, 359,419 21, 073, 990 7,984, 242 8,602, 844 9,086,417 9,669, 669 503, 711 505, 993 566, 281 591, 681 1, 636, 734 1,723,476 1, 780,192 1,800, 276 2, 090, 012 2, 206, 818 2, 356,855 2,580,134 23.929,962 25, 990, 735 28,100,938 30,411,030 I 29,719,357 32, 523.145 34, 678, 771 37, 706,174 1926 22,623,107 9,972,888 636, 569 1,860,431 2,858,653 31,789,884 39,577,738 Including overdrafts. RESOURCES AND LIABILITIES OF ALL REPORTING BANKS IN THE UNITED STATES, ALASKA, AND INSULAR POSSESSIONS On June 30, 1926, there were 28,146 reporting banks of all classes in the continental United States, Alaska, and insular possessions, with combined resources of $64,893,362,000, which was an increase of $2,836,325,000 over resources of 28,841 reporting bankson June 30,1925. Loans and discounts aggregated $36,233,490,000, an increase of $2,349,757,000, and overdrafts of $49,470,000 showed a reduction of. $789,000. Investments in United States Government and other bonds and securities in the sum of $15,815,141,000, were $415,028,000 more than the year previous. Banking house, furniture and fixtures, with an estimated value of $1,493,050,000, and other real estate owned, amounting to $358,917,000, showed, increases of $91,951,000 and $23,431,000, respectively. Balances due from correspondent banks and bankers totaling $3,842,475,000 was a reduction of $213,007,000, while lawful reserve with the Federal reserve bank or elsewhere, $2,926,586,000, increased by $207,676,000 in the year. Checks and other cash items of $926,109,000 showed a reduction of $28,068,000, and exchanges for clearing house, $1,111,452,000, was less by $115,508,000. Cash on hand increased from $951,286,000 to $996,520,000. Other resources were increased in the sum of $60,620,000. The paid-in capital stock of all reporting banks was $3,273,303,000, and exceeded the amount reported a year ago by $103,592,000, although there were 695 fewer reporting banks in June of the current year. Surplus aggregating $3,471,968,000 showed an increase of. $298,634,000 and undivided profits of $1,063,171,000, an increase of $55,732,000. Reserve for taxes, interest, etc., accrued deducted from undivided profits of national banks, and reported only by this class of associations, amounted to $64,618,000, as compared with ),078,000 in June, 1925. 92 BEPORT OF THE COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY The deposit liabilities aggregated $54,056,377,000, and were $2,073,445,000 more than reported in the preceding year. Included in deposits are amounts due to all banks, $4,330,605,000, and certified checks and cashiers' checks outstanding, $655,649,000, which showed decreases of $40,304,000 and $43,212,000, respectively, while individual deposits of $48,882,296,000 were increased $2,116,354,000, and United States deposits of $187,827,000 showed an increase amounting to $40,607,000. Liability for money borrowed on account of rediscounts was $383,634,000, and exceeded the amount of this item a year ago by $55,735,000, and bills payable totaling $640,160,000 was increased $42,783,000. Other liabilities were also increased $199,203,000. A summary of the resources and liabilities of these banks follows, together with a statement showing population of each State, number of reporting banks, resources and liabilities, and classifications of loans and discounts, investments, cash, and deposits, June 30, 1926, with a recapitulation by classes of banks: SUMMARY OF THE COMBINED RETURNS FROM A l l REPORTING BANKS IN THE UNITED STATES, ALASKA, AND INSULAR POSSESSIONS, JUNE 30, 1926 Summary of reports of condition of 28,146 reporting banks in the United States, Alaska, and insular possessions at the close of business June SO, 1926 [In thousands of dollars] RESOURCES Loans and discounts: On demand (secured by collateral other than real estate) 3, 473, 823 On demand (not secured by collateral) 1, 069, 315 On time (secured by collateral other than real estate) 4, 090, 406 On time (not secured by collateral) 7, 973, 254 Secured by farm land 354, 124 Secured by other real estate.. 2, 393, 718 l Not classified 16, 878, 850 Total Overdrafts Investments (including premiums on bonds): United States Government securities State, county, and municipal bonds Eailroad bonds Bonds of other public service corporations (including street and interurban railway bonds) Other bonds, stocks, warrants, etc , '36,233,490 49, 470 4, 060, 468 1, 270, 894 1, 626, 180 1, 123, 265 7, 734, 334 Total Banking house (including furniture and fixtures) Other real estate owned Due from banks ,. Lawful reserve with Federal reserve bank or other reserve agents Checks and other cash items Exchanges for clearing house 15, 815, 141 1, 493, 050 358, 917 - 3, 842, 475 2, 926, 586 926, 109 1, 111, 452 •Includes $232,160,000 customers' liability account of acceptances reported separately by national banks only. REPORT OF THE COMPTROLLER OF THE CURREKCY Cash on hand: Gold coin Silver coin Paper currency Nickels and cents Not classified 93 40, 711 62, 369 599, 180 2, 077 292, 183 ' Total 996, 520 Other resources 1, 140, 152 Total resources 64, 893, 362 LIABILITIES Capital stock paid in 3, 273, 303 Surplus 3,471,968 Undivided profits (less expenses and taxes paid) 1, 063, 171 Reserved for taxes, interest, etc., accrued 64, 618 National bank circulation^ 651, 155 Due to all banks 4,330,605 Certified checks and cashiers' checks 655, 649 Individual deposits (including postal savings): Demand deposits— Individual deposits subject to check 18, 208, 622 Demand certificates of deposit 572, 733 Dividends unpaid 55, 661 Time deposits— Savings deposits, or deposits in interest or savings department 21, 098, 594 Time certificates of deposit 3, 062, 959 Postal savings deposits 105, 531 Not classified 5, 778, 196 Total 48, 882, 296 United States deposits (exclusive of postal savings) 187, 827 Notes and bills rediscpunted •_ 383, 634 Bills payable (including certificates of deposit representing money borrowed) 640, 160 Other liabilities 1,288,976 Total liabilities 64, 893, 362 Assets and liabilities of all reporting banks in the United States, Alaska, and insular possessions, June, 1926 [Includes national, State (commercial) banks, loan and trust companies, savings, and private banks] Resources (in thousands of dollars) States and Territories, etc. Population (approii' mate) Maino 781,000 New Hampshire,. •454,000 Vermont.. 355,000 Massachusetts... 4,210,000 Rhode Island 665,000 Connecticut 1,565,000 Total New [England 0,000 States New York 11,655,000 I New Jersey 3.770,000 I Pennsylvania 9,325,000 I Delaware. 235,000 I Maryland... 1,605,000 I District of Columbia.. 495,000 0O_ i Total Eastern States.j Virginia 2,470,000 West Virginia 1,595,000 North Carolina. 2,840,000 South Carolina.. 1,815,000 3,065, 000 Georgia 1,250,000 Florida... 2,468,000 Alabama 1,792, 000 Mississippi 1, 895,000 Louisiana 5,123,000 Texas 1.864,000 Arkansas 2,500,000 Kentucky. 2,425,000 Tennessee Total Southern States 31,104,000 ; Ohio.... 6,360,000 Indiana. 3,105, 000 7,060,000 Illinois.. Loans and discounts, including Overdrafts 123 40 44 414 24 234 Banking house, furniture and fixtures Other real estate owned Due from banks 205,383 138,812 74,841 1,123,392 220,333 400,565 5,604 4,520 2,824 68,500 4,792 25,681 1,253 141 1,966 4,987 1,446 8,413 17,204 8,151 9,525 133,797 8,832 33, 896 2,163,326 4,291,404 757,467 2,112,521 49, 509 284,529 111, 921 234,656 59, 663 184,033 3,750 21,453 20,243 523,798 19,216 19,578 18,711 8,180 16,830 16,511 3,862 5,341 25,087 45,032 7,211 6,169 20.080 216,798 102,476 39,007 97,745 18,196 6,256 9,257 37,185 1,368 3,353 •1,602 59,021 5,157 3,087 3,859 5,730 9,348 2,300 4,300 2,003 4,913 16,259 4,558 811 4,809 Investments W Lawful reserve with Federal reserve banks or other reserve Checks and other cash items 5,345 3,641 2,350 136,584 19,924 30,295 565 519 443 30,567 419 2,730 Exchanges for clearing house 522 119 1 46,445 2,306 4,749 Cash on Other re- Aggregate hand sources resources I O •=0 6,169 2,811 2,171 35,015 10,335 15,211 446,145 290,253 4,602 251,087 23,554 4,221,049 4,675 . 531,992 3,401 I 1, 225,397 20,281 427 3 a o S i-rj H 1,104 : 4,044,020 879 1,144 9,353,112 2,293 541 1,315,743 295 1,658 3,083,061 661 59 69,434 19 126 245 466,364 171,622 81 3, 690 14.459, 336 j 3, 475 512 279 460,324 346 305, 258, 563 367,163 330 169,780 555 .557 326,227 516 337 379,726 213 355 223,386 165 359 168, 251 2,333 239 341,128 1,469 1,483 753,699 2,400 478 185, 909 636 600 366,605 291 543 343,300 945 6,702 ! 4,380,756 10,478 1,084 1,864,957 882 1,087 673,006 805 1,882 2,615,877 1,976 60,868 7, 556,298 74,567 I 60,71341 40,202 31,374 47,630 121,889 I 45,654 44,393 64,153 172,590 90,665 47,084 867,829 ! 608,419 193,172 67,134 15,840 8,328 15,581 211,405 198,139 541, 896 985,409 100,760 69,685 272,649 315, 537 3,263 5,976 41, 334 41, 495 23,519 9,476 983,421 I 1,427,578 51,562 14,831 35,969 7,897 59,946 7,417 22,881 5,197 30,630 35,390 137,372 16,732 35,113 7,812 37,606 3,662 50,399 14,922 91,055 137, 630 18,095 31,008 22, 687 12,820 63,479 10,677 703,369 | 259,420 125, 695 167,240 120, 843 19,934 420, 409 211,874 35, 243 54,142 695,791 629.297 153,033 9,633 38,192 7,616 68,530 98,170 22,142 436 1,906 188 14,257 10, 205 3,534 5,316 5,657 2,727 731, 998 | 727,469 307,163 4,085 1,713 10,658 965 1,892 1,826 3,183 10, 946 1,220 1,198 4,914 2,382 6,159 26,641 1,326 2,855 9,407 663 5,379 744 j 677 9,259 4, 869 9,763 7,303 8, 659 29,407 866 6,094 1,374 1,338 46,833 1,216 5,927 9,461 2,059 40,539 I 39,711 180,872 4,938 31, 285 55, 242 7,934 3,181 27,015 15,087 105,130 06,322 71,712 56, 940 I 6, 965,923 480,763 17,373,910 16,776 2,385,087 56,271 6,250, 760 1,351 137,200 6,451 893,101 1,754 ' 302,865 563,366 j 27,342,923 20,777 663,169 2,026 446,653 2,250 505,891 4,025 255,054 5,338 488,172 3,485 713,354 1,457 339, 674 8,617 279,006 S,617 534,579 12,729 1,276,763 284,355 1,689 564,975 15, 550 522,900 15,079 101,639 78,666 98,952 60,408 6,874, 545 3,055, 640 1,193,177 4, S18,668 a o o 8,154 871, 769 65,125 7, 764 | 32,041 33, 610 Michigan... 1 i 4,205,000 | 783 853, 275 538 I 179, 760 59,396 33,079 2,144,511 248, 939 27, 896 7,891 4,871 i 7,354 18, 333 625,039 638 ! 82,117 42,145 2,746 1, 067, 969 Wisconsin I 2,900,000 i 333,191 22,314 21,026 7,813 ! 8,021 Minnesota 2,608,000 l 1,298 589,704 632 I 28,839 107, 263 29,027 6,111 1,152, 941 165,167 31,279 31,884 2,314 | 3,656 20,835 2,520,000 ! 1,536 686, 545 990 22,736 Iowa 115, 615 3,669 1,084,690 332, S74 34, 641 13, 628 2,934 3,448,000 | 1,522 921, 491 825 36, 657 25,228 23,331 Missouri 203,091 20,194 1, 614, 894 Total Middle West32,206,000 | 10,175 8, 829,894 7,286 1 3, 661,790 420, 483 123,332 11,194,457 J749,J57_ 53, 655 1 215, 896 273, 715 ern States 302, 825 15, 832,490 667, 000 35,007 9,242 12,870 221 6,215 8,636 558 276 4,094 North Dakota. 498 190,431 599 112, 814 29,482 8,015 3,641 682,000 361 5,624 25, 526 430 757 4,173 1,277 South Dakota 193,662 474 114,376 56,629 924 79,898 2,903 9,013 1,358,000 1,058 14,895 16,737 12,523 3,014 7,806 Nebraska 563,890 359,848 76, 797 9,792 720 75,949 2,720 11,607 1, 840,000 18,087 1,386 5,346 1,250 330,919 13,103 546,420 Kansas 43,287 3,291 347 22,656 4,931 660,000 4,742 600 3,990 251 165,200 Montana 826 220 80,279 12, 919 2,146 225,000 2,118 961 257 2,014 146 Wyoming 79 9,105 67,204 118 93 37,341 93,696 8,971 3,328 6,980 3,520 1,030,000 196 31,692 25, 757 3,147 340,985 Colorado— 1,007 309 162,691 8,585 1,310 384,000 1.572 738 4,741 1,446 266 24 New Mexico 130 39,213 63 20,401 111, 742 9,146 17,001 5,800 85,432 22,634 2,150 2, 285,000 621 2,160 515,017 738 254, 74C 3,591 Oklahoma 77,234 I 57,904 | 343,6351 97,978 | 11,8 468,144 14,164 55, 391 19,168 2, 622,028 Total Western States- 9,131,000 4,804 1 1,473,109 3,493 | 132,084 5,856 16,770 3,204 35,610 1,900 9,722 1,510,000 364 264,642 38,216 6,309 203 514,516 Washington 85,109 11,772 2,587 3,761 7,441 851,000 272 170,014 27,695 22,720 1,547 2,507 260 335,413 Oregon 98,351 16,981 52,819 4, 111, 000 621 2,239,116 771, 672 254,154 125,385 44,632 46,995 54,141 2,221 3, 706,467 California 2,946 2,189 2,374 156 49,273 23,811 12,496 3,228 700 149 496,000 116 642 97,924 Idaho 3,823 2,832 1,871 112 106,201 18,960 5,457 1,487 501,000 523 171,223 251 859 Utah 1,477 650 1,480 34 27,033 7,707 5,401 795 138 123 78,000 305 45,209 100 Nevada 2,104 3,164 3,589 47 42,880 14,562 10,093 1,119 161 418 662 420, 000 50 Arizona 137,243 i 31,607 194,314 | 49,601 58, 789 79,296 367,015 4,949,560 2,899,165 1,053,904 65,425 1,606 3,201 Total Pacific States.. 7, 967,000 4,192 297 I 62 1,001 6 12,522 4,975 1,774 Alaska 91,000 35 146 34 17, 762 2,808 I 1,760 3,464 5,511 94,585 50, 769 1,115 10,408 The Territory of H a w a i i . . . 285,000 4,814 1,140 305 1,055 4,380 3,337 61,426 37,226 7,830 Porto Rico 1,357,000 92 1,247 7,082 1,328 i 13,526 21,935 137, 360 54,240 19,416 284 19,161 10,935,000 Philippines Total Alaska and 1,281 22,371 30, 789 147, 210 20,658 33,850 39,173 3,265 5,573 I 1,723 insular possessions. 12,668, OOP 65 Total United States, Alaska, and insular 128,191,000 28,146 36,233,490 49,470 15,815,141 1,493,050 358,917 3,842,475 2,926,586 926,109 1,111,452 996,520 1,140,152 64,893,362 possessions RECAPITULATION National banks State (commercial) banksMutual savings banks Stock savings banks Trust companies. Private banks Grand total 7,978 16,493 620 904 1,656 495 13,650,134 9,719 9,703,248 35,487 4,623, 594 1,409,868 6,754,087 92,559 28,146 36,233,490 49,470 5,842, 253 3,220,400 3,403,104 2,806,780 35,506 15,815,141 4,850 1,982,848 1,045,705 211,268 118,657 463,113 20,894 1,493,050 358,917 3,842,475 2,926,586 i Includes $232,460,000 customers' liability account of acceptances reported separately by national banks only. 1,381,171 166,495 777,430 261,547 1,364 34,443 12,045 730,494 484,051 607 3,048 115,869 152,115 10, 778 24,413 47,607 8,135 632,842 454,801 82,436 52,302 265,819 926,109 899,901 359,951 161,625 405,372 399 29,600 3,745 26,916 45,708 170, 642 74 4,139 1,111,452 996,520 274,441 25,315,624 361,926 16,579,656 56,774 8,422,307 9,634 2,196,427 433,557 12,205,196 174,152 1,140,152 CO O Assets and liabilities of all reporting banks in the United States, Alaska, and insular possessions, June, 1926—Continued Liabilities (in thousands of dollars) •t»Ua ted Territorial, »te. Maine.. New Hampshire Vermont Massachusetts Rhode Island Connecticut Total New England States New York New Jersey Pennsylvania Delaware Maryland District of Columbia Total Eastern States Virginia West Virginia North Carolina South Carolina Georgia... Florida. Alabama . Mississippi .""III...Ill Louisiana Texas Arkansas Kentucky. Tennessee Total Southern States Capital stock paid in Bills payable (including advances Individual Undivided received deposits profits Reserved Certified (including Notes from War (less for taxes, National checks dividends United and bills Finance Other Due to all expenses interest, bank cirStates and Surplus Corpora- liabilities redisunpaid and etc., ac- culation banks cashiers' deposits counted tion and and taxes crued' checks certificates postal paid) of deposit savings) representing money borrowed) 13,011 18,885 6,405 17,570 7,901 12,374 185,200 115, 683 25,738 14,265 68,240 40,211 197,536 326,005 568,816 1,224,988 118,726 105,931 663,508 334,443 10,594 9,842 63,053 42,743 16,458 24,144 1,085,919 1, 997,327 60,075 39,713 35,673 37,231 22,702 22,659 11,151 44,656 25,823 34,082 21,161 27,058 18,153 17,375 10,157 33,371 19,735 119,503 50,192 23,841 9,571 41,043 35,147 42,145 23,754 538,712 313,857 14,627 10,270 9,204 128,255 16,809 40,430 219,595 123,702 43,797 150,798 5,227 15,349 6,202 345,075 12,414 11,068 9,363 4,262 13,954 10,715 8,547 3,536 6,881 4,930 8,921 2,925 120,902 3,807 372 5,674 382,395 864 49 4,617 3,816 242,520 534 61 4,301 1,388 210,807 610 19, 801 147,696 4,855 37, 538 3,441,945 4,030 5,949 195 458,282 1,148 1,052 11,650 5,022 1,024,393 174,306 6,584 48,109 45, 716 5,760,342 18,349 66,746 1, 786,651 345,521 "12,544,972 32,075 21,419 11,214 1,966,513 1,436 348,458 83,454 6,824 28,234 4,502,334 1,129 27 1,404 334 105,239 9,626 45,167 690,289 798 2,323 4,107 225,871 338 13,166 2,476 27,772 I 186,481 [ 2,226,921 390,102 20,035,218 113,644 10,752 4,023 12,620 5,697 9,805 2,397 6,461 5,478 14,298 11,514 4,111 2,845 2,036 20,154 10,404 9,359 6,464 8,140 5,416 8,724 2,991 4,246 40,118 3,691 16,296 13,107 38,992 11,079 31,052 8,718 39,829 57,863 7,016 11,070 47,023 108,772 19,634 25,861 24,289 2,945 2,728 5,376 1,001 1,824 9,938 478 1,103 3,066 12,170 2,077 3,598 2,315 431,611 329,644 352,767 180,928 320,153 555,493 252,637 213,102 365,656 864,790 204,392 404,076 381,346 2,033 504 713 797 3,317 1,341 1,161 447 2,068 6,804 492 636 1,042 8,654 | 149,110 431,198 48,619 4,856,595 21,355 1,001 463 792 321 505 520 385 211 447 2,098 155 1,120 302 490 1,250 34,054 191 2,510 38,857 80,695 10,308 20,347 323 1,373 296 444 110 29,191 702 1,200 31,943 22,274 5,949 42,712 669 6,435 3,208 80,247 5,045 2,907 2,273 1,205 2,800 281 57,954 18,877 4,180 505 4,862 16,041 43,403 | 73, 527 97,460 493,736 36,375 31,344 87,040 82,608 958 1,454 8,076 3,415 2,882 234,117 620,100 18,174 25,305 12,757 1,712 19,966 3,950 10,594 2,462 16,749 3,417 8,324 6,104 8,244 810 4,645 10,426 27,362 21,137 13,279 10,134 1,327 2,500 25,932 11,040 18,265 Ohio 177,683 129,460 63,573 Indiana 80,140 40.150 21,368 Illinois III'..'. I 268,648 188,970 100,833 Michigan 109,656 88,209 30,655 Wisconsin _ 63,208 32,085 18, 771 Minnesota 66,763 34,632 14,689 Iowa 76,905 83,386 14,605 Missouri ._ 123,206 64,040 29,431 982,012 610^932 2S3, 926 Total Middle Western States 784 14,291 6,422 North Dakota South Dakota. 760 13,283 4,944 Nebraska _ 38,346 14,685 5,196 Kansas 44,492 22,493 6,707 Montana 12,185 4,277 1,941 673 Wyoming .. 4,540 2,638 Colorado 17,852 11,971 4,802 255 New Mexico _ 3,305 1,219 Oklahoma _ 33, 574 8,439 3,662 Total Western States 181j 868 15 t 938 • 24,780 5,464 30,439 13,948 Washington Oregon 22,870 8,663 4,275 California 195,481 103,093 47, 723 725 Idaho,. 6,788 2,482 Utah _ 11, 723 5,972 2,429 681 Nevada 3,097 1,216 802 Arizona 4,782 2,459 62,031 275,180 137,833 Total Pacific States Alaska... _ 276 840 280 2,244 4,669 8,248 The Territory of Hawaii 756 Porto Eieo 1,980 10,369 3,151 12,629 3,633 Philippines 10,076 32, 076 6,863 Total Alaska and insular possessions... Total United States, Alaska, and in3, 273,303 3,471,968 1,063,171 sular possessions 1,731 468 8,711 1,310 1,839 2,985 596 765 16,395 28 133 770 426 156 62 722 5 357 2,659 581 258 1,364 73 186 56 26 2, 644 1 9 40,778 126,152 24,330 68,056 34,662 433,262 14,641 64,266 15,005 50,188 14,149 86,536 16, 588 63,016 16,648 144,699 176, 731 1^026,175 3,834 4,014 2,622 7,347 8,162 57, 754 9,880 36,543 2,328 7,003 1,714 2,574 4,455 21,977 940 1,253 7,843 40,882 42,092 179,034 9,352 32,093 3,019 19,454 29,712 209,346 2,114 2,445 2,245 13,549 1,198 1,920 499 1,437 48,139 280, 244 55 438 108 20,676 6,030 43,549 15,022 5,368 12,136 2,845 10,360 115, 986 1,332 1,204 3,814 3,511 1,312 1,466 2,402,088 824,250 3,313,305 1,711,757 860,215 905,435 862,178 1,168,647 12,037,876 157,442 168,197 427, 957 406,404 133,488 53, 748 270, 762 30, 786 402, 606 2.041, 390 403, 661 266, 796 2,986, 259 80,030 117,010 36,110 65,329 3,955,194 10, 592 71,114 40,414 73,562 195,682 459 4,216 431 7,428 23,707 4,495 2,602 18,399 1,106 1,413 716 1,322 30,053 59 544 551 312 1,400 1.339 6,723 551 36,913 11,876 47,473 27,207 5,380 7,618 5,828 16,867 159,062 2,419 2,635 4,308 2,314 1,216 1,421 1,710 383 405 12 S70 38 5,333 18,370_ 1,869 3,320 19,153 1,629 16,907 2,054 1,537 20,986 1,961 9,706 4,749 2,285 72,519 14,910 8,890 26, 345 1,265 85 949 27,590 342 1,433 6 40 110 1,451 99 27 19 1,886 1,497 145 4,455 3 542 34,963 42,973 10,515 2,226 4,409 8,387 1,568 4,362 814 5,649 37,930 137 750 673 1,378 337 130 727 136 1,303 5,577 5,781 335 2,431 122 24 98 99 14,676 30,162 14,034 3,536 11,069 2,178 8,102 9,108 92,884 686 455 462 895 497 31 580 293 715 41,393 94,081 65,012 69,965 3,273 2,658 10,827 25,474 312,583 42 387 930 5,555 429 101 524 95, 617 13 10 493 1,292 2,236 9,091 12, 727 64,618 651,156 4,330,605 655,649 48,882,296 187,827 383,634 640,160 1,288,976 2,899,456 566, 536 99 8,959 864,297 1,258 4,330,605 505,792 17,092,412 97,927 13,158,075 20 7, 577, 504 502 2,021,614 51,180 8,900,928 228 131, 763 655,649 48, 882,296 144,504 10,299 268,801 68, 638 253,807 247,666 345 3,375 124,019 10,948 640,160 345,721 386,523 12,490 6,863 530,537 6,842 1,288,976 EECAPITULATION 1,412,872 1,092,424 National banks Stock savings banks Private banks Grand total. 1 . . Reported by national banks only. . . 1,198,899 696, 90' 702,974 85,153 47,833 672,959 814,250 9,895 11,111 3, 273, 303 3,471,968 477,587 254, 767 128,875 20, 217 179,955 1,770 1,063,171 64,618 64, 618 651,155 651,165 33,024 187,827 1,911 44,047 337 383,634 Assets and liabilities of all reporting banks in the United States, Alaska, and insular possessions, June, 1926—Continued [In thousands of dollars] Loans and discounts States and Territories, etc. Maine New Hampshire. Vermont Massachusetts-.. Rhode Island Connecticut Total New England States.. New York N6W Jersey _ _. Pennsylvania DelawareMaryland _.' District of Columbia Total Eastern States Virginia West Virginia North Carolina South Carolina Georgia Florida Alabama. Mississippi Louisiana Texas Arkansas Kentucky Tennessee Total Southern States- Investments On On On time, demand, demand, secured by On time, Secured not secured by not collateral farm collateral secured other than secured by by lands other than by col- real estate collateral real estate lateral 11,875 9,893 4,858 233,457 23,485 47,052 330.620 841,479 234, 620 8%, 388 19,345 100,394 48,496 2,049, 722 13,725 8,046 7,601 8,212 13,118 19,916 13,144 1,145 7,489 49,680 4,424 17,782 6,697 170,979 10,241 8,416 4,182 6,082 4,064 8,696 260,362 79,413 42,473 8,885 100,166 15,667 124,159 I 421,488 85,936 604,427 73,930 83,177 269,764 386,104 4,388 6,906 26,287 59,961 19,686 6,067 466,372 1,160,261 9,464 68,337 4,461 30,837 7,607 82,660 4,971 53,905 4,018 31,376 4,654 53,127 7,893 77,230 470 17,394 5,807 20,765 300,981 28,121 117,090 1,747 38,773 10,113 41,339 4,267 93, 593 933,814 33,002 16,922 16,600 587,016 78,418 141,554 873,512 1,298,640 641,817 1,055,930 18,762 149,013 63,826 3,127,988 156,501 78,676 212,416 56,893 66,853 78,757 95,715 27,002 43,821 296,523 33,099 100,308 102,443 1,349,007 1,099 423 1,127 821 7 386 3.S63 6,669 3,993 17,623 2,451 16,439 366 47,541 5,832 777 2,609 14,080 5,273 1,334 14,682 3,101 3,356 26,352 3,438 5,735 2,608 19,177 Secured Not 1 by other real estate classified 5,860 77,397 93,523 53,414 105,531 376,128 711,853 48,240 363,981 533,930 17,582 16,231 32,817 1,012,781 8,020 7,331 40,631 11,688 2,877 8,450 14,665 3,468 1,577 35,307 25,884 4,974 4,384 169,156 113,203 16,173 26,462 1,403,311 107 19,269 1,578,525 6,467,721 14,225 14,322 98,039 6,594,671 198,445 175,130 3,639 20,131 202,712 213,488 S7 115,671 258,313 16, 735 227 188,920 181,562 1,575,030 United State, and Govern- county, municipal ment bonds securities 44,736 31,185 16,314 398.199 69,077 80,115 8,460 2,903 3,359 93,464 6,710 33,308 639, 626 148,204 622,171 149,648 538,337 6,554 67,533 25,567 117,978 124,911 157,446 6,798 24,523 2,025 1,409,810 433,681 30,767 24,425 25,775 13,809 22,007 39,929 15,560 9,083 20,425 118,895 15,468 26,264 16,528 5,693 1,060 4,895 4,291 2,274 50,326 10,363 7,960 1,861 14,988 2,791 2,248 3,332 378,925 112,082 Railroad bonds 25,966 25,510 5,128 265,042 33,838 127,056 482,540 ) 201,227 214,995 495,633 12,305 74,748 7,291 1,006,199 2,837 1,993 169 1,297 1,239 3,652 3,510 711 54 2,351 134 5,406 557 23,910 Bonds of other public service Other corporabonds, tions stocks, (including warrants, street and etc. interurban railway bonds) 79,911 46,310 37,084 42,130 16,907 33,133 147,860 218,827 76,385 34,323 52,168 107,918 397,986 494,670 116,843 3,233,185 186,902 81,011 666,429 254,676 14,349 9,503 73,598 44,127 7,858 18,127 514.018 33,682 1,598 30,445 2,790 9,289 10,177 1,800 21,506 604 15,485 12,497 13, 746 2,475 26,238 401 41,667 146 31,078 5,278 141 8,381 61,648 5,099 25,580 1,087 33,990 318,922 00 94,232 61,808 97,133 Ohio 223,302 16,426 46,225 Indiana 9,900 147,063 224,417 220,840 Illinois 66,672 462,963 31,634 128,332 Michigan-. 6,135 156,864 36,521 115,623 Wisconsin,. 309,001 39,433 54, 723 83,029 Minnesota. 139, 506 22,340 10,862 50,683 120,139 11, 713 Iowa 68,431 117,226 145,147 31,224 Missouri 537,149 248,225 1 859,091 Total Middla Western States.} 1,703,985 2,104 22,090 North Dakota ! 2,637 16,054 559 60,295 South Dakota j 828 39,076 11, 756 101,279 159,814 Nebraska 17,233 50,223 63,459 Kansas. 168,095 6,312 26,516 27,129 Montana 10,199 7,042 11,827 Wyoming 1,199 6,814 261 56,206 16,371 38,496 Colorado 2,021 8,519 906 788 New Mexico 7,505 19,861 Oklahoma 8,042 116, 733 89,906 231,050 45,064 Total Western States 453,688 448,253 Washington 14,827 6,125 47,022 82,068 9,892 Oregon 9,946 34,472 49,099 California 87,393 56,826 125,404 273, 662 1,289 664 10,257 14,734 Idaho • 3,532 10,823 898 Utah 13,160 4,039 10,106 3,765 Nevada 2.666 11,677 5,669 Arizona 670 15,069 78,794 243,694 132, 718 450,458 1 Total Pacific States. 94 71 333 Alaska --• 902 14,029 7,205 10,039 The Territory of Hawaii 1,994 4,494 4,555 Porto Rico 6,259 15.853 2,991 1,015 Philippines1,302 I 1,978 Total Alaska and insular 21,585 possessions 13,108 18,370 i 20,051 Total United States, Alaska, I 4,090,406 | 7,973,254 and insular possessions 3,473,823 !l, 069,315 12,633 j 10,836 17, 529 | 6,829 ! 7,817 i 19,164 23,132 4,240 101,980 I 8,709 12,318 29,071 7,162 2,543 1,203 5,819 1,224 7,887 75,936 3,893 4,102 14,739 2,804 911 3,276 4,087 33,812 327 1,395 93 1,815 354,124 29,052 1,346,797 11,015 431,441 284,947 1,338, 509 25,230 499,351 8,661 108,390 7,341 263,601 6,211 463,805 5,462 549, 761 377,809 S 5,001,655 2,147 59,173 1,283 17 9,257 31,138 35,668 6,665 185 668 15,369 41,398 2,380 274 1,185 7,818 4,493 152,047 67,071 108, 539 2,158 1,932 60,671 17, 711 1,663,381 710 18,815 832 76,045 3,082 99 5,579 235 32,004 1,927,685 j 984 2,591 16,248 927 3,151 1,519 2,661 44,200 23,044 49,237 2,393, 718 16,878,850 194,845 57, 714 950, 586 15,741 17,940 23,171 32,300 23,490 7,345 45,372 7,028 65,327 237,714 41,657 36,186 332,653 7,973 5,786 2,969 7,026 434,150 1,961 5,604 1,759 333 129,782 9,766 163,340 30,853 35,319 20,763 6,859 16,903 413,585 2,094 2,301 7,533 21,917 1,968 1,025 14,974 517 23, 725 76,044 11,581 12,966 51,564 1,910 853 1,867 2,359 83,100 487 2,631 830 250 9,657 4,198 1,391 2,551 4,060,468 ! 1,270,894 1,626,180 1,123,26. 336,356 41,874 67,553 119,121 64,155 13,487 7,583 15,645 7,836 13,630 14,085 2,802 9,808 84,776 967 724 3,655 453 1,014 330 3,867 104 756 11,870 I 6,479 3,160 4,653 65 618 202 317 15,494 270 693 116 312 14,726 255,579 13,274 93,681 26,945 365,973 12,566 778,640 46,803 85,734 9,647 169,575 8,794 82,557 7,472 240,977 140,227 2,072,616 2,337 2,246 3,945 657 1,301 522 4,631 83 1,089 16,811 4,580 2,024 8,875 453 676 255 819 17,682 1,795 6 311 13,868 6,271 18,325 21,470 15,624 3,697 24,852 853 20,845 125, 705 67,787 30,773 374,027 13,410 21,026 2,414 4,041 513,478 1,035 7,039 2,103 5,876 16,053 7, 734, 334 RECAPITULATION National banks Stato (commercial) banks. Mutual savings banks Stock savings banks Trust companies Private banks Grand total 2, 378,276 296,798 19,745 6,829 771,106 1,069 775,107 102,909 577 189, 670 1,152 3,116,375 548,613 8,838 5,619 402,941 8,020 6,344,135 688,204 7,026 11,962 913,873 8,054 252,083 75,905 457 3,103 18,464 4,112 473, 369 647,698 695, 613 21,896 652, 898 2,244 3,473,823 1,069,315 4,090,406 7,973,254 354,124 2,393, 718 1 310,789 7,443,121 3,891,915 1,359,882 3,805,235 67,908 2,469,208 564,182 603,009 173,997 344,681 5,331 647,801 266,093 226,145 3,793 126,233 829 631,387 60,151 646,836 9,977 277,521 545,036 87,292 275,593 2,936 211. 776 632 1,548,761 2,242,682 1,754,521 313,395 1,846,569 28,406 16,878, 850 4,060,468 1,270,894 1,626,180 1,123,265 7,734,334 i Includes $232,460,000 customers' liability account of acceptances reported separately by national banks onl y. Assets and liabilities of ail reporting banks in the United States, Alaska, and insular possessions, June, 19S6—Continued [In thousands of dollars! Demand deposits Cash States and Territories, etc. Maine New HampshireMassachusetts Khode Island Connecticut Gold coin ._ . . . . . Total New England States New Y o r k . . . . . Delaware Maryland District of Columbia Total Eastern States Virginia West Virginia North Carolina South Carolina. Florida Alabama , Texas.-Arkansas... Kentucky Tennessee . Tolai Southern States . . . . Silver coin Paper Nickels Cpsh not currency and cents classified Time deposits Individual Demand Divideposits certifiunsubject cates of dends paid to check deposit Savings deposits or Time cerdeposits in tificates of interest or savings de- deposit partment Postal savings deposits Deposits not classified 78,693 38,413 27,644 1,097,137 126,858 268,842 2,979 2,134 675 15,870 7,866 13,302 464 186 277 2,174 140 961 280,904 199,993 181,643 2,208,668 299,360 722(689 3,387 1,439 668 71,898 24,642 14,133 89 291 61 4,434 527 1,044 39 41,804 74 54 3,983 942 1,197 18,208 17 1,203 40,652 128 25,650 1, 636,487 42,826 4,192 3,893,137 116,067 6,416 61,218 3,608 2,385 6,940 135 972 234 114,416 33,805 85,012 1,684 8,776 6,216 248 519 13 8 123 33,843 55 2,567,300 814,845 2,072,021 61,265 277,244 136,391 14,159 18,222 27,012 124 1,906 1,639 4,299 3,189 9,362 216 1,229 380 6,829,369 1.106,220 2,120,887 62,682 394,762 76,272 67,7a6 19,071 206,666 472 4,962 6,607 21,588 2,354 9,160 119 177 69S 4,050,532 3,612 67,436 361 10,019 6,084 9,171 14,274 248,909 911 33,898 5,908,066 62, 962 18,665 9,577,982 305,603 33,996 4,128,044 360 190 567 161 141 153 291 251 376 1,344 337 282 226 607 330 1,287 510 392 543 485 773 1.194 3,698 886 453 468 5,388 3,203 9,092 4,160 2,667 9,046 3,607 4 365 7,089 23,447 4,872 3,336 8,628 4,303 5,257 42,762 6,139 184,040 164,859 180,765 72,861 164,858 331,404 145,490 110 134 221,781 695,609 321,216 107,122 211,611 11,015 2,651 11,077 696 7,738 1,199 1,702 299 2,991 9,723 7,420 1,332 1,397 2,170 1,149 828 466 738 739 364 329 932 1,898 203 615 460 163,901 104,461 87,984 76,732 99,209 142,402 94,298 45,334 99,952 130,061 40,687 43,330 131, 111 65, 310 50,085 60,738 26,614 46,694 34,636 7, 765 47,304 33,930 48,139 26,477 34,833 34,267 172 276 79 348 193 1,651 346 22 103 1,374 194 168 143 5,003 6,163 11,296 8,221 1,723 43,662 2,672 9,680 5,96? 77,886 8,296 216,678 2,367 4,669 11,626 84,490 85, 927 •2,811,840 59,240 10,891 1,259,362 518,582 4,969 391, 711 63 108 60 550 667 926 143 166 87 1,330 402 790 1,950 1,595 827 14,927 9,115 12,238 2,404 2,978 1,166 1,699 5,699 74 449 84 29 132 161 64 5,693 16, 899 5,024 786 15,889 3,422 3 277 Ohio Michigan,- . .. Missouri Total Middle Western States North Dakota South Dakota. Nebraska _ Total Alaska and insular possessions... Total United States, Alaska, and insular possessions. - 47, 769 9,529 50.784 7,012 14,358 6,798 6,448 5,298 1.53, 996 1,225 1,398 6,164 8,434 3.961 1,051 6,183 1,023 7,142 36, 681 4,124 2,706 10,353 451 896 384 453 3,431 4,347 2,836 3,595 4,049 ] 1,228 90 40 132 135 26 5,592 5,768 40,711 62,369 5P9,180 2,077 292,183 18, 208,622 366 301 1,064 1,795 2,240 4,928 . . 764 16.393 72 404 _ . 713 1,917 1,165 1,040 88 76 1,811 - 952 6,09; 11, 301 933 390 100 Wyoming Oklahoma Total Western States Washington. Oregon California. Idaho Utah Nevada.. Arizona Total Pacific States Alaska The Territory of Hawaii Porto Rico Philippines._ 404 1,845 391 552 393 . 3 745 970, 631 391, 730 1. 789, 639 690, 866 324,542 311,392 304,514 762,139 5, 445, 443 54,865 62,559 193,642 222,350 63,603 26,345 142,811 17, 795 253,400 1,037,370 176, 333 130, 897 1,037, 994 42,950 47,717 16,237 36, 747 1,487,875 5,489 33,279 21,730 21,043 81, 541 998 3,441 393 408 580 137 977 209 1,503 8,108 1,039 622 5,723 1,733 83 350 152 233 244 371 144 491 7,342 4,644 1,150 1,183 2,854 23,324 158 79 748 108 216 414 6 218 5 674 15,636 25,476 20,673 12,790 16,876 91, 351 2,415 2,398 858 6 54 «0 954 10 11 1 43 5,714 4,166 3,705 36,010 1,093 1 43,975 15 30,709 116, 660 61, 770 44,441 24,681 9,266 17,951 9,732 320, 210 4,664 4,498 17,186 19,225 2,969 1,250 5,990 1,225 6,396 63,403 3,633 5,218 7,885 2,189 3,340 1,270 0, 935 2,666 1,269 2,142 1.438 123 32 67 3,796 1 166 1, 050, 720 239, 066 1, 111, 502 815, 358 272, 050 264,804 237,965 68, 033 4, 049, 488 14,048 12,923 36,681 24,903 26,108 10,463 83,465 3,139 48,426 260,146 160,035 90,918 1, 660,478 13, 671 63,269 17,600 20,608 2,006, 579 3,873 22, 574 13,747 11,706 51,900 572, 733 55,661 21,098,594 822 780 726 17, 808 39 28 154 372 59 41 219 7 286 1, 205 508 339 1,616 860 301 211 78 119 40 34 20, 297 2,734 149 10 199, 629 65, 234 269,003 144,558 216, 817 273,561 283,025 31,628 1,473, 455 78.249 71,313 171,352 100,170 28,290 9,885 20,442 3,615 41,024 524, 340 26,687 20,842 27,088 12,537 10,554 1,496 3,758 102,962 2,289 595 3,254 2,003 1.084 3,553 2,869 1,462 17,109 613 1,334 301 1,191 4,825 1,268 3,117 731 2,568 15, 948 5,701 2,016 15,286 1,586 572 269 863 26,293 138,770 20, 695 71,202 111, 875 19, 772 52,037 5,084 294,927 714, 362 4,964 5,642 8,641 38,193 7,634 4,496 14,728 4.274 50,606 138,978 30, 764 16,565 245,912 7,019 3,919 1,167 3,108 308,454 403 642 10,305 1,554 9,788 22, 050 22 136 800 2,669 1,777 30, 957 35,429 3,062,959 105, 631 6, 778,196 W O O W O1 t" 26 RE CAPITULATION w o w fcd National banks State (commercial) banks Mutual savings banks Stock savings banks Trust companies Private banks. Grand total 17,869 13,704 1,491 2,879 4,575 193 36,952 20,646 131 13 4,488 139 305,130 177,880 5,716 1,395 107, 268 1, 791 1,223 28 76 725 25 191, 919 22, 234 22,653 53,486 1,991 40,711 62,369 599,180 2,077 292,183 217,106 252,120 35,273 12,243 4,749 87,265 11,493 18,208,622 i 572,733 9,754,457 5,501, 228 17,084 123,329 2,769,218 43,306 1,271,807 1,45-4,022 478 123,632 192,591 20,429 70,094 9,586 66 ',483 698 4,837,465 4,293,528 7, 558,190 1,623,010 2, 752,961 33,460 55,661 21,098, 594 3,062,959 105, 531 12,483 13,368 906, 210 1,635,343 1,752 134,345 3,078,052 22,489 5, 778,190 O K © 102 REPORT OF THE COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY INDIVIDUAL DEPOSITS IN AIL REPORTING BANKS The individual deposits in all reporting banks, including demand, time, public funds, and postal savings deposits, but exclusive of United States deposits, aggregated $48,882,296,000 on June 30, 1926, and showed an increase in the year of $2,116,354,000. Individual deposits subject to check showed an increase of $1,645,421,000; demand certificates of deposit, a reduction of $89,255,000; dividends unpaid, an increase of $4,922,000; savings deposits, an increase of $3,090,018,000; time certificates of deposit, an increase of $315,925,000; postal savings, an increase of $27,747,000; and other individual deposits not classified, a reduction of $2,878,424,000. Classification of deposits of each class of reporting banks follows: Individual deposits in each class of banks June SO, 1926 [In thousands of dollars] I DeIndimand DiviNum- vidual cer- dends Savings ber deposits tifiof un- deposits subject cates banks to check of de- paid posit State (commercial) banksStock savings banks Mutual savings banks Loan and trust companies. Private b a n k s . . Total National banks Grand total Time Postal sav- Deposits certifi- ings not cates of de- classified deposit posits Total 16,493 5,501,228 252,120 12,243 4,293, 528 1,454,022 9, 5861,,635,34813,1,158,075 904 123,329 4,749 66 1,623,010 123, 632 12,483 134,345 2,021,614 478 1,752 7,577,504 17,084 7,558,190 620 1,656 2,769,218 87,265 7,483 2, 752, 951 192, 591 13,368 3,078,052 8,900,928 131,763 43,306 11,493 596 33,450 20,429 495 22,4S9 20,168 8,454,165 355,627 20,388 16,261,129 1,791,152 35,437 4.871,986 31,789,884 7,978 9,754,457 217,106 35,273 ' 4,837,465 1,271,807 70,094 '906,21017,092,412 28,146|18,208,022 672,733 55,661 21,098, 594 3,062,959 105, 531 5, 778,196 48,882, 296 i Eeported as other time deposits. ! Includes $756,448,000 State, county, and other municipal deposits. RESOURCES AND LIABILITIES OF ALL REPORTING BANKS, JUNE 30, 1922-1926 The principal items of resources and liabilities of all reporting banks for the five years 1922 to 1926 are shown in the fol statement: [la thousands of dollars] Classification 1922(30,389 1923(30,178 1924 (29,348 1925 (28,841 1926 (28,146 banks) banks) banks) banks) banks) KESOUKCES Loans and discounts (including rediscounts) 1 Overdrafts Investments Due from other banks and !bankers 8 Keal estate, furniture, etc. -Checks and other cash items * Cash on hand Other resources Total.. 27,860,443 30,416,577 31,427,717 33,883,733 74,600 57,982 56,334 60,259 12,547,567 13,672,547 14,228,745 15,400,113 5,414,241 5,597,150 6,121,093 6,774,392 1, 276, 631 1,432,217 1, 590, 259 1,736, 585 1, 574, 608 1,196, 075 1,992,370 2,181,137 829, 892 797,101 951, 286 911,500 847, 385 865, 262 816, 672 1,079,532 50,425,367 54,034,911 57,144, 6 62,057,037 36,233,490 49,470 15,815,141 6,769,061 1,851,967 2,037,561 996,520 1,140,152 64,893,362 Capital stock paid in _ 2,943,9S0 3, 052,367 3,114, 203 3,169,711 Surplus fund 2,697,409 2, 799,494 2,967,359 3,173,334 Undivided profits 933,843 954,145 971, 730 1,007,439 Reserved for taxes, interest, etc., accrued«._ 60, 078 Circulation (national banks) 725,7*8 729, 686 720,001 Certified checks and cashiers' checks 552, 505 358,110 664,857 698,861 Individual deposits 37,194, 318 40,034,195 42,954,121 46,765,942 United States deposits 128, 887 238, 439 152, 302 147,220 Due to other banks and bankers S, 244,386 3, 610, 211 3, 928, 292 4,370, 909 Other liabilities 6 2, 004,321 2, 267, 949 1, 662,140 2,015,049 Total.. 60,425,367 54, 034, 911 57,144, 690 62,057,037 3,273,303 3,471,968 1,063,171 64,618 651,155 655,649 48,882,296 187,827 4,330,605 2,312,770 LIABILITIES 1 2 8 Includes acceptances reported b y national banks. Includes lawful reserve with Federal reserve banks. Includes real estate owned other than banking house. 64,893,362 • Includes exchanges for clearing house. • Reported by national banks only. • Includes bills payablo and rediscounts. BEPOET OF THE COMPTBOKbEE OF THE CUBEENCY 103 Principal items of resources and liabilities of all reporting banks in continental United States, as compared with similar data from reporting member banks of the Federal reserve system, on or about June SO, 1926 All reporting banks J Items Mutual Savings3 banks Member banks Per cent to reporting 28,081 9,375 Per cent to all banks banks, 1 ex- 620 banks (000 banks (000 all reporting cept omitmutual (000 omitted) omitted) b a n k s ' savings ted) and private Loans3 - $36, IIS, 092 $22, 698, 786 15,781,291 9,123,408 Cash 534,120 974,149 Capital 3,241,227 2,169,484 2, 602,721 Surplus and undivided profits. 4,518,200 Deposits (individual)-. 48, 686,614 28,552,804 Aggregate resources 64,587,469 40,845,189 72.29 $4. 623.594 73.94 R-406.104 56.80 29,600 67.14 72.49 831,849 60.68 7,577,504 72.95 8,422,307 62.85 57.81 54.83 66.93 58.93 58.65 63. 24 Private banks * 495 banks (000 omitted) $93,079 35,506 4,139 9,895 12,881 131,763 174,152 ' Exclusive of banks in Alaska and insular possessions. Included in all reporting banks in column 1. Including overdrafts. 1 8 CASH IN A l l REPORTING BANKS The cash holdings of all banks June 30, 1926, including the 12 Federal reserve banks, aggregated $4,024,681,000, which was an increase of $58,843,000 in the year. Of this total $359,951,000, or 8.94 per cent, was held by 7,978 reporting national banks, $636,569,000, or 15.82 per cent, by 20,168 reporting banks other than national, and the remainder, $3,028,161,000, by the 12 Federal reserve banks. Classification of cash in banks follows: Cash in banks June SO, 1926 [In thousands of dollars] 7,978 national banks Classification Gold certificates Silver coin . _. . _ Legal tender notes. . . . Federal reserve notes 6 - . . . Cash not classified . - . _ . - - > Number of banks includes 12 Federal reserve banks. ' Includes clearing-house certificates. * Includes nickels and cents. «Includes all paper money. • Includes Federal reserve bank notes. 25,417 ' 294, 050 . 636,569 Total, 28,158 banks * 40,711 54,254 62,270 30,457 26,740 361,173 126,655 2,077 292,183 996,520 2,834,928 144,711 48,522 4,024,681 Grand total 18005°—27 . 22,842 7 2,077 V. 292,183 359,951 Total . Cash in Federal reserve banks June 30,1926: Reserves other than gold 17,869 '54,254 > 36, 853 30,457 26, 740 67,123 126, 655 . 20,168 State, etc., banks 8 104 BEPOHT OP THE COMPTROLLER OP THE CUBBENCY MONEY IN THE UNITED STATES Stock of coin and other money in the United States June 30, 1926, amounted to $8,373,000,000, which was an increase of $151,800,000 over June 30, 1925. Of the total amount $350,100,000, or 4.18 per cent, was coin and other money in the Treasury as assets, $975,200,000, or 11.65 per cent, was held by reporting banks, and $3,188,200,000, or 38.08 per cent, was held by Federal reserve banks and agents. The remainder, $3,859,500,000, or 46.09 per cent, was in general circulation. The per capita money in general circulation was $33.38 in comparison with $33.29 the year previous. 'Statements showing the stock of money in the United States in the years ended June 30, 1914 to 1926; the classification of money in circulation July 1, 1926; and imports and exports of merchandise, gold, and silver in the calendar years 1914 to 1925 and the nine months ended September 30, 1926, follow: Stock of money in the United States, in the Treasury, in reporting banks, in Federal reserve banks, and in general circulation, years ended June SO, 1914 to 1926 Year ended June 30 1914 1915 1916 1917 1918 1919. 1920 1921. 1922 1923 1924. 1925 1926 Held by or Coin and other Coin and other for Federal Coin and money in Treas- money in reportreserve banks other ing b a n k s ' ury as assets' and agents• money in the United Per Per Per Amount States Amount cent cent Amount cent MiUims Millions 336.3 3,738.3 345.4 3,989.4 298.2 4,482.9 268.4 5,408. 0 360.3 6, 741. 0 584.2 7, 518. 8 489.7 7,894. 5 461.2 8, 096. 0 402.5 8,177. 5 383.5 8, 603. 7 356.6 8, 746. 5 362.0 8, 221. 2 350.1 8, 373. 0 9.00 8.66 6.65 4.96 6.34 7.77 6.20 6.70 4.92 4.46 4.08 4.40 4.18 Millions 1,630. 0 1,447. 9 1,472. 2 1,487.3 882.7 981.3 1,047. 3 926.3 814.0 777.1 900.8 938.3 975.2 43.60 36.29 32.84 27.50 13.10 13.05 13.27 11.44 9.95 9.03 10.30 11.41 11.65 Millions 386.2 592.7 1,280.9 2,018. 4 2,167. 3 2, 021. 3 2, 795. 2 3,401. 0 3, 490. 8 3, 635.1 3,122. 7 3,188.2 9.68 13.22 23.69 29.94 28.83 25.60 34.62 41.59 40.57 41.56 37.99 38.08 In general circulation, exclusive of amounts held by reporting banks and Federal reserve banks Amount Per cent Millions 1,772. 0 1,809.9 2,119. 8 2,371. 4 3,479.6 3, 786. 0 4,336. 2 3,913. 3 3,560. 0 3,952. 3 3,864. 0 3,798. 2 3,859. 5 47.40 45.37 47.29 43.86 51.62 50.35 64.93 48.34 43.54 45.94 44.06 46.20 46.09 Per capita $17.89 17.97 20.69 22.77 32.87 35.67 40.47 36.21 32.44 35.52 34.20 33.29 33.38 1 Public money in national-bank depositories to the credit of the Treasurer of the United States not included. J Money in banks of island possessions not included. 8 Includes gold reserve held by banks against issues and gold or other funds deposited by banks with agents to retire Federal reserve notes in circulation and own Federal reserve notes held by Federal reserve banks. NOTE.—Population estimated at 105,869,000 in 1918,106,136,000 in 1919, 107,155,000 in 1920, 108,087,000 in 1921,109,743,000 in 1922,111,268,000 in 1923,112,686,000 in 1924,114,104,000 in 1925, and 115,614,000 in 1926. Circulation statement of United Stales money, July 1, 1926 Money outside of the Treasury Money held in the Treasury Kind of money Gold coin and bullion Gold certificates.-Standard silver dollars Silver certificates Treasury notes of 1890 _ Subsidiary silver. United States notes Federal reserve notes __ Federal reserve bank notes National bank notes TotalJuly 1,1926 Comparative totals: Stock of money' Total Reserve Amount against held in trust United against gold States and silver certificates notes (and (and Treasury notes of 1890) 1890) Held for Federal reserve banks and agents All other money. $4,500,324,107 $3,713,394,454 SI, 680,503,599 $154,188,886 $1, 717, 348,235 $161, 353, 734; (1,680,503,599) 5,705,547 464,965,358 459,239,809 533, 493,778 '(457,903,505) > (1, 356, 304) ,145,463 6,145,463 288,894,47. 3,835,118 3,835,118 346,681,016 938,875 938,875 1,995,205,700 134,743 134, 743 5,713,148 17,759,852 17,759,862 702,669, 244 8,372,981,468 -4,207,173,861 2,139,763,408 154,188,886 1, 717, 348,235 ! 195,873, 332 Total Held by Federal reserve banks and agents* Population of continental United States Per capita (estimated) In circulation $786,929,653 $341,861,293 $445,068,360 $3.85 1,680, 503,599 623,139,480 1,057,364,119 9.15 68, 528,4221 51,905,824 .45 16,622,698 457,903,605 377,741,064 3.27 80,162,441 1, 356,304 1,356, 304 .01 282,749,012 270,046,057 2.34 12,702,955 294,915,527 2.55 342,845, 898 47,930, 371 1,994,266,825 314,882,629 1,679,384,196 14.54 5,452,708 .05 125,69: 5,578,405 _ 651,476,522 5.64| 684,909,392 33,432,870 6,305,571,015 1,470,860,334 4,834,710,681 41.85J 116,~523,OOO June 1,1926 8,360,213,963 < 4,193, 611,743 2,123,505,502 154,188,886 1,710,740,935 205,170,420 6,290.107,722 1,419,222,902 4,870,884,760 42.21 115,404,000 July 1,1925 •_8,221,191,543 * 4,174,598,940 2,059,798,696 153, 620,"" 1,752,744,435 208,434,823 6,106,391,299 1, 369,927,062 4, 730,464,23" 41.51 114,10-4,000 987,962, 5,628,427, 732 52.36 107,491,000 8,326, 338,207 * 2,406, 801, 772 Nov. 1, 1920 696,854,226 152,979,026 1,206, 341,990 350,626,530 6,616,390,721 105,219,418 5,053,910,830 5, 312,109,272 '2,942,998,527 2,684,800,085 152,979,026 953, 320,126 4,100,590,704 39. 54 103,716,000 Apr. 1,1917... 99,027,000 180,273,444 3,402,015,427 3.402,015,427 34. 3, 738,288.871 * 1,843,452,323 1,507,178,879 150,000,000 July 1,1914 90,817,762 816.266, 721| 816, 266, 721 16. 92 48,231,000 1,007,084,483 '212,420,402 Jan. 1, 1879 21,602,640 100,000,0001 * Revised figures. 1 Includes United States paper currency in circulation in foreign countries and the amount held by the Cuban agencies of the Federal reserve banks. 2 Does not include gold bullion or foreign coin outside of vaults of the Treasury, Federal reserve banks, and Federal reserve agents. 3 These amounts are not included in the total since the money held in trust against gold and silver certificates and Treasury notes of 1890 is included under gold coin and bullion and 4 standard silver dollars, respectively. The amount of money held in trust against gold and silver certificates and Treasury notes of 1890 should be deducted from this total before combining it with total money outside of the Treasury to arrive at the stock of money in the United States. 6 This total includes $18,406,917 of notes in process of redemption, $151,662,551 of gold deposited for redemption of Federal reserve notes, $8,633,931 deposited for redemption of national bank notes, $4,065 deposited for retirement of additional circulation (act of May 30,190S), and $6,001,490 deposited as a reservo against postal savings deposits. 11 Includes money held by the Cuban agencies of the Federal reserve banks of Boston and Atlanta. NOTE.—Gold certificates are secured dollar for dollar by gold held in the Treasury for their redemption; silver certificates are secured dollar for dollar by standard silver dollars held in the Treasury for their redemption; United States notes are secured by a gold reserve of $154,188,886 held in the Treasury. This reserve fund may also be used for the redemption of Treasury notes of 1890, which are also secured dollar for dollar by standard silver dollars held in the Treasury. Federal reserve notes are obligations of the United States and a first lien on all the assets of the issuing Federal reserve bank. Federal reserve notes are secured by the deposit with Federal reserve agents of a like amount of gold or of gold and such discounted or purchased paper as is eligible under the terms of the Federal reserve act. Federal reserve banks must maintain a gold reserve oi at least 40 per cent, including the gold redemption fund which must be deposited with the United States Treasurer, against Federal reserve notes in actual circulation. Lawful money has been deposited with the Treasurer of the United States for retirement of all outstanding Federal reserve bank notes. National bank notes are secured by United States bonds except where lawful money has been deposited with the Treasurer of the United States for their retirement. A 5 per cent fund is also maintained in lawful money with the Treasurer of the United States for the redemption of national bank notes secured by Government bonds. O W H O O O v H a o f W O w M O d A a J o 106 REPORT OP THE COMPTEOLL-EE OF THE CUBRENCY Imports and exports of merchandise, calendar years 1914 to 1925, inclusive, and from January 1 to September SO, 1926 Imports of merchandise 1914 1915 1916 1917 1918 . J919. . 1920 1921 . 1922 1923 1924 1925. . 1926 (9 months) Excess of exports over imports $1,789,276,001 $3,113,624,050 1,778,596,695 3, 554, 670,847 2,391,635,335 5,482,641,101 2,952,465,955 6,226, 255, 654 3,031,304,721 6,149, 241, 951 3, 904, 364,932 7,920,426.990 5,278,481,490 8,228,016,307 2,609,147,570 4,485,031,356 3,112, 746,833 3,831,777,469 3,792,065,963 4,167,493,080 ... . 3,609, 962, 579 4,590.983,845 4,226, 589,263 4,909, 847,511 1 3,323, 624,518 13,410,834,472 $1,324,348,049 1,776,074,152 3,091,005,766 3,273,789,699 3,117,937,230 4,016,061,058 2,949,534,817 1,975,883,786 719,030,636 375,427,117 981,021,266 683,258,248 •87,209,954 66,070,843,633 24,370,581,778 . . . Total, 12 years and 9 months 1 Exports of merchandise 41,7C0, 261, 855 Preliminary, subject to correction. Gold and silver imports and exports in period indicated GOLD Imports 1914 1915 1916. 1917 1918. 1919... . 1920 1921 1922... 1923 1924 1925 1926 (9 months) . . . . . Total, 12 years and 9 months ... Exports Excess of exports over imports $222, 616.156 31,425,918 155,792, 927 371,883,884 41,069, 818 368,186, 248 322,091,208 23,891,377 36, 874, 894 28,643,417 61,648,313 262,639, 790 99,628, 266 $165,228,415 2,026,391, 216 1 591, 246,236 $25,959,187 34,483,954 32,263,289 53,340,477 71,375,699 89,410,018 88,060,041 63,242,671 70,806,653 74,453, 530 73,944, 902 64,595,418 56,127,768 $61,603,060 53,598,884 70,595,037 84,130,876 252,846,464 239,021,051 113,616,224 51,575,399 $25,643,873 19,114,930 38,331,748 30,790,399 181,470.765 149, ell)033 25, 556.183 72,468,789 109,891,033 99,127,585 72,568,744 35,946,131 34, 532,167 16,440, 976 798,063,607 1,333,850,432 557,438,205 $57,387,741 451,954, 590 685,990, 234 552,454,374 62,042,748 76,534,046 417,068,273 691,248,297 275,169,785 322,715,812 319,720, 918 128,273,172 170,851,495 4,211,411,485 291,651,202 134,366,618 Excess of imports over exports $420,528,672 530,197,307 180,570,490 20,972,930 94,977,065 667,356,920 238,294,891 294,072,395 258,072,605 71,223,229 2,776,266,504 SILVER 1914.. 1915 1916 1917 1918 1919 1920 1921 1922 1923 1924 1925.. 1926 (9 months) Total, 12 years and 9 months. 62, 807, 286 $11,667,272 7, 999,367 1,984,741 21,651,380 BEPOET OF THE COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY 107 BANKS IN THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA The returns from 65 banking associations in the District of Columbia, on or about June 30, 1926, 13 of which were national banks, 7 loan and trust companies, 23 savings banks, and 22 building and loan associations, showed total assets of $351,438,000, an increase of $22,884,000 in the year, notwithstanding there were 3 fewer institutions operating in the District in June of the current year, with combined capital of $24,144,000 and individual deposits amounting to $268,665,000. 'Classification of these institutions, with capital, individual deposits, and aggregate resources, follows: • Number Building and loan associations 13 7 23 22 65 Total 1 Amounts due to banks not included Capital Individual deposits' $10,277,000 $115,474,000 11, 400, 000 75,920,000 2, 467, 000 34,477,000 » 42,794,000 24,144, 000 268, 665,000 Aggregate assets $160,540,000 102,051,000 40,274,000 48,573, 000 351,438,000 * Share payments mainly. EARNINGS, EXPENSES, AND DIVIDENDS OF BANKS OTHER THAN NATIONAL IN THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA On June 30, 1926, there were 7 trust companies and 23 savings banks in the District of Columbia, with combined capital of $13,867,000 and surplus of $9,670,000. The gross earnings of these banks aggregated $8,798,000, as compared with $8,016,000 on June 30, 1925. Interest and discount earned totaled $6,918,000, an increase of $733,000 over the previous year. The expenses of operation for the year were $5,954,000, exceeding the amount paid for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1925, by more than a half million dollars. The principal items of expenses were salaries and wages of $2,027,000, and interest paid on deposits $2,167,000. These associations show net earnings during the period of $2,844,000 and recoveries on charged-off assets $129,000, a total of $2,973,000, exceeding by $283,000 net earnings and recoveries reported by 31 trust companies and savings banks operating in the District of Columbia on June 30, 1925. Of the total losses charged off, $548,000, $217,000 were on loans and $164,000 on bonds and securities, etc. Net addition to profits in the current year was $2,425,000, as compared with $2,269,000 on June 30, 1925, and dividends of $1,337,000 were declared, the same as on June 30 of the previous year. 108 EEPORT OF THE COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY Comparative statement showing earnings, expenses, and dividends of these banks for the years ended June 30, 1925, and June 30, 1926, follows: Earnings, expenses, and dividends of trust companies and savings banks in the District of Columbia [In thousands of dollars] Total surplus fund Dividends declared . Gross earnings: Domestic exchange and collection Profits of foreign exchange departCommissions and earnings from insurance premiums and the negotiation of real estate loans.. Other earnings _ Total Six months ended Dec. 31,1925 Six months ended June 30,1926 24 31 7 trust com- savings total panies banks banks 7 trust 23 30 com- savings total panies banks banks 13,959 11,400 8, 554 8,050 593 635 2,467 1,620 109 13,867 9,670 702 13,867 9,670 1,337 13,951 7,954 1,337 3,438 2,320 1,160 3,480 6,918 6,185 25 4 16 20 45 35 8 17 9 5 14 31 24 41 64 235 700 55 157 432 33 142 128 88' 157 560 152 392 1,260 82 597 1,093 3,160 1,319 4,479 2,977 1,342 4,319 8,798 8,016 657 331 988 710 329 1,039 2,027 1,897 9 746 181 247 12 330 42 207 21 1,076 6 24 774 457 244 45 223 454 18 317 99 238 1, 840 922 2,762 2,191 1,001 3,192 5, 954 5,434 1,320 56 397 15 1,717 71 786 50 341 8 1,127 58 2,844 129 2,582 1, 376 412 1,788 836 349 1,185 2,973 2,690 42 45 74 7 116 52 39 99 62 13 101 112 217 164 203 50 28 6 78 6 62 2 19 81 2 159 8 82 10 110 16 137 115 252 202 94 296 548 421 1, 239 297 1,536 634 255 889 2,425 2,269 11,400 6,950 537 2, 559 1,604 98 2,332 1,106 3 22 9 23 235 558 Expenses paid." Interest and discount on borloterest on deposits Other expenses Total.. Net earnings during the period Recoveries on charged-off assets Total Losses charged off: On bonds, securities, etc On trust department operations Other losses _ On foreign exchange . Total Net addition to profits during the Year Year ended ended June June 30,1926, TO, 1925, 30 31 banks > banks 37 1,091 2,167 1,987 556 482 779 936 655 858 108 i Includes earnings, but not capital and surplus, first six months only, one bank converted into national association. BUILDING AND I0AN ASSOCIATIONS IN THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA On June 30, 1926, there were 22 building and loan associations operating in the District of Columbia under the supervision of the Comptroller of the Currency, with total resources of $48,573,000, as compared with resources of 24 associations on June 30, 1925, having resources of $43,977,000. The loans on June 30, 1926, aggregated $46,781,000, and were $4,299,000 greater than in June of the year previous. Installment payments on shares also increased from $38,653,000 to $42,794,000. EEPORT OF THE COMPTBOLLEE OF THE CUBEENCY 109 There were 16 of the associations operating on the permanent plan, 5 on the serial plan, and 1 on the terminating plan. One of the associations requires installment dues on payments of $2, 1 payments of $2.50, and the remaining 20 payments of $1. The associations had on June 30, 1926, a total membership of 60,087, as compared with 57,435 members a year ago, those borrowing in the current year numbering 16,541, while the number of nonborrowing was 43,546. The statement following discloses the number of associations, aggregate loans, installments paid on shares, and total resources on June 30 each year 1909-1926. Summaries of the resources and liabilities of the individual associations for the six months ended June 30, 1926, together with consolidated statement of assets and liabilities, and receipts and disbursements for the six months ended December 31, 1925, and June 30, 1926, are published in the appendix of this report. Years June 30— 1909 1910 1911 1912 1913 1914 1915 1916 1917 1918 1919 1920 1921 1922 1923 1924 1925. 1926 Number of associations 22 19 19 20 20 20 20 19 19 20 20 21 24 22 23 23 24. 22 Loans $13,511,587 14, 415, 832 14, 965, 220 16, 004, 700 17, 398, 010 18, 582,156 19, 524, 065 20,186, 662 20, 951, 089 21, 567, 904 23, 654, 000 27, 398, 000 29, 520, 000 33, 2S3, 000 36,157, 000 38, 968, 000 42, 482, 000 40,781,000 Installments on shares $11,996,357 13,213, 044 13, 324, 217 14, 529, 977 16, 453, 044 17,113,899 17,866, 337 18, 668, 808 19, -4!3, 266 20, 282, 005 22,463, 000 25, 373, 000 27, 593, 000 30, 506, 000 32, 858, 000 35. 452, 000 38, 653, 000 42, 794, 000 Aggregate resources $14, 393, 927 15,250, 731 16, 017, 405 17,100, 293 18,438, 294 19, 029, 260 20, 655, 614 21, 611. 007 22, 264,005 23, 215, 027 25, 699, 000 29, 322, 000 31, 683, 000 34,879, 000 37, 589,000 40, 467,000 43,977,000 48, 573, 000 BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATIONS IN THE UNITED STATES Information furnished by Mr. H. F. Cellarius, secretary, United States League of Local Building and Loan Associations, with headquarters at Cincinnati, Ohio, shows that for the fiscal year ended 1925, the latest date for which complete statistics are available, the total number of building and loan associations in the United States was 12,403, as compared with 11,844 in the previous year, and membership in the associations was 9,886,997, an increase of 1,332,645. Of the total assets, which increased from $4,765,937,197 to $5,509,176,154, 92.3 per cent were invested in mortgage loans. Pennsylvania made the largest increase in aggregate assets last year, gaining $130,000,000; Ohio increased $82,264,610; Massachusetts $57,310,184; while New Jersey gained $45,726,625 in five months. Other increases in assets aggregating more than $10,000,000 last year are: Illinois, $44,077,122; New York, $41,082,676; California, $31,970,748; Wisconsin, $31,465,915; Indiana, $26,453,710; Missouri, $23,449,927; Louisiana, $22,992,658; Washington, $22,903,289; Nebraska, $18,414,254; Florida, $18,166,550; Texas, $17,991,773; Michigan, $16,000,010; Oklahoma, $15,273,761; Kansas, $14,417,779; and North Carolina, $11,188,546. 110 REPORT OF THE COMPTROLLER OP THE CURRENCY The largest percentages of gain by States in assets for the year over the preceding year were made by Florida, 117 per cent; Texas, 53 per cent; State of Washington, 43 per cent; California, 29 per cent; Wisconsin, 26 per cent; Missouri, 25 per cent; Louisiana, 21 per cent; and Michigan and Oklahoma each nearly 20 per cent. The table following shows by States the number of associations, total membership, and total assets, etc., for the fiscal year ended in 1925: States Number ! of assoi eiations Pennsylvania' Ohio New Jersey s Massachusetts Illinois New York Indiana 3 Wisconsin Nebraska California Louisiana Missouri Michigan.. Kansas Oklahoma North Carolina Washington Kentucky Texas District of Columbia.. Iowa Florida Colorado Arkansas Utah. Minnesota West Virginia South Carolina • Rhode Island Maine.. Connecticut Oregon Montana New Hampshire Delaware North Dakota Tennessee South Dakota New Mexico' Arizona Vermont Other States 1 - 4,440 865 1,410 220 852 30fi 397 167 84 152 94 242 90 148 88 246 71 145 119 23 74 47 56 63 24 83 59 150 7 39 37 37 30 28 40 17 21 27 12 6 9 1,379 Total. 12,403 Total membership 1,700,000 2,098,733 1,008,092 439,553 783,888 447, 721 349, 879 200, 939 202,100 156,388 162,148 182, 550 177, 883 172, 272 146, 210 92,007 217,440 125,200 83, 562 57,239 71,800 25,365 72,183 46,286 51,000 66,429 54,500 25,000 29,248 25, 787 35, 574 34,200 36,900 14, 773 14,500 13,960 8,775 7,950 6,300 5,530 3,533 433,600 Total assets Increase in assets $990,000,000 $130,000,000 82,264, 610 847, 570,701 45, 726, 625 645,539,550 57, 310,184 369, 273, 095 44, 077,122 317,403, 747 41, 082, 676 258, 089, 817 26, 453, 710 218,479,623 31,465,915 149, 648, 269 18,414, 254 141, 435, 904 31,970, 748 140, 657, 891 22,992, 658 129,924, 059 23,449, 927 117, 007, 732 16,000, 010 96,302, 277 93, 267, 836 14, 417, 779 93,061,767 15, 273, 761 81,188, 546 11,188, 546 22,903, 289 76,145, 600 64,192, 658 8,996, 201 51,971,859 17,991,773 46,020, 000 3,988, 000 37,380, 525 4, 070, 530 18,166, 550 33, 616, 550 4, 786,331 30, 458, 600 27, 551, 264 2, 702,996 25, 458, 736 2,908,116 25, 212, 662 4, 372, 708 25,000,000 1, 743, 242 20,000,000 5, 000, 000 17, 075, 323 2,187, 648 16, 631, 015 2, 295, 692 16,197,954 2, 004, 644 14,871, 323 3, 068, 886 13,109, 462 1, 460,190 8,145, 484 814, 950 7,412, 252 1, 210, 913 6,965, 555 796,158 5, 212,066 734,167 4,951, 443 « 127, 089 2,950, 000 400,000 2, 371, 970 < 6,923 1, 798, 039 444, 088 239,625,000 18, 237, 372 9,886,997 I 5, 509,176,154 743, 238, 957 Increase in membership 100,000 409,047 80,597 57,279 211,888 38,725 32, 824 32,826 9,900 39,999 26,788 27,770 19,288 19,657 24, 768 7,007 66, 397 8,800 16,568 1,585 6,800 7,215 19,141 7,019 6,925 23, 549 2,200 1,000 2,563 187 2,897 5,400 2,500 552 1,850 1,600 1,125 1 210 550 <20 521 8,570 1,332,645 ' Estimated* 'New Jersey as May 31,1925, previous report Deo. 31,1924. 'Indiana as Dee. 31, 1925, previous report Sept. 30,1924. 'Decrease. FAILURES OF BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATIONS, 1920-1925 In the year 1925 there were 26 failures of building and loan associations in the United States, involving a loss of approximately a half million dollars. Of these failures 22 were in Pennsylvania, 1 in North Carolina, 1 in Utah, and 2 in Minnesota. Seventeen of the associations which failed in Pennsylvania were located in Philadelphia and closed by the State banking department in July of 1925. They had combined assets of about $2,000,000, were controlled by the same persons, and their failure was due to mismanagement. REPORT OF THE COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY 111 The following is a summary of building and loan association failures and losses each year from 1920 to 1925, inclusive, together with a statement of the total number and total resources of these associations for each year and the annual per cent of loss to total resources: Total n u m ber of Total resources N u m b e r associafailed tions 1920 1921 1922 1923 1924 1925 8,633 9,255 10,009 10, 744 11,844 12,403 $2, 519,914,971 2, 890, 764, 621 3, 342, 630,9S3 3,942, 939,880 4, 765, 937.197 .-,. rm. 17fi. 154 2 6 4 9 18 26 Loss $506 91,547 158,674 132, 612 398, 245 600,000 Per cent of loss to total resources 0.00002 .0032 .0047 .0034 .0084 .0090 MONETARY STOCKS IN THE PRINCIPAL COUNTRIES OF THE WORLD Figures furnished by the Mint Bureau for the calendar year 1925, in relation to the monetary stock of the principal countries of the world, show the total of gold stock in the aggregate of $9,603,759,000, of which amount $9,509,793,000 was in banks and public treasuries, and the remaining stock, $93,966,000, was in circulation. The silver stock totaled $4,288,672,000. The total gold stock showed a reduction of $65,600,000 over the calendar year 1924, while the stock of silver increased $1,620,355,000. The statement following shows the monetary stock of the principal countries of the world at the end of the calendar year 1925: Monetary stock of principal countries of the world, end of calendar year 1925 [Stated in United States money (OOO omitted), except paper stock, which is stated in monetary unit of issuing country (000 omitted)] Monetary unit Country Monetary standard Name United States equivalent Gold stock Metallic stock unclassi- In banks circufied and public Inlation treasuries North America: United States Gold.. Dollar $1.00 $4,408,696 1 Canada 3 . _ do do 1.00 ~~$49,"9l5" 156, 769 Mexico - .do Peso .4985 16,683 1,101 ...do British Honduras.. • 1.00 90 Dollar Costa Rica 1 ... ...do 684 Colon .25 4,731 Cuba. . . do Peso 1 00 300 Dominican Repub- ...do Dollar 1 00 lic. Guatemala . do Quetzal 1.00 •208 Haiti ...do Gourde- _ .20 250 Honduras Silver Peso C) 30 Gold., Newfoundland Dollar 1.00 '1,000 - - d o . . . . Cordoba. _ 1.00 Nicaragua do Panama... . 300 Balboa 1.00 Salvador _ ...do 5,005 Colon .50 ...do 85 Dollar .965 Virgin Islands. British West IndiesBarbados.. ...do .- do 1. 0138 Jamaica i do Pound 4.8865 Trinidad _ do Dollar 1. 0138 Dutch West Indies . . do .402 334 Guilder French West Indies— ...do Guadeloupe" Franc .193 299 ...do . —do. Martinique <700 .193 South America: Argentina .do Peso 435,880 .9648 Bolivia.... ...do Boliviano .3893 8,223 Brazil ...do Milreis . . 5402 54,298 13 Chile" 4 —do Peso 25,217 .1217 Colombia ...do —do .9733 Ecuador" ...do Sucre 4,500 .4867 Guiana— British.... ...do Dollar 1. 0139 Dutch ..do.... Guilder 94 .402 . French* ...do 94 Franc .193 $18,924 3 7,617" 1,500 Paper circulation in monetary unit of issuing country Silver stock Total Per capita Population $4,408,696 156, 769 16, 683 90 684 23,655 300 $827,568 26, 266 7,783 195 247 8,413 400 i 5,423,421 401,060 3,220 653 20, 554 ' 317, 376 2,300 112,079 8,788 14,210 45 498 3,123 897 208 250 30 1,000 '500 « 25, 339 16, 763 ' 1,250 «185 6,898 Unclassified stock $5.68 .08 Paper Gold Silver $39.33 17. 831.17 2.00 1.37 7.57 .33 $7.38 2.98 .54 4.33 .50 2.69 .44 48.38 45.d3 .22 14.51 41.27 101.02 2.56 .20 10.32 8.19 1.86 .69 9.85 .08 .12 .04 3.77 72 16,119 » 2,500 2,454 2,045 673 266 700 443 1,551 25 334 41 888 1,625 183 940 223 4,260 1,582 156 858 391 166 299 54 40,297 * 20,000 230 240 8,699 2,800 30,636 3,765 5,855 2,000 50.11 2.85 1.77 6.71 1.30 3.00 .79 1.62 1.00 151. 72 13.35 92.35 103. 42 4.97 8.00 298 108 26 .87 3.61 .67 2.76 7.46 5.27 27.31 413.84 300 5,005 88 420 •<2,300 •435 110 435,880 8,223 64,298 25,217 7,617 6,000 <2,957 9,519 2,000 1,319,798 38, 591 2,829,134 "388,346 29,121 16,000 94 94 201 299 194 1,571 2,950 10,760 '17 .67 3.22 3.52 .62 8.68 .62 .24 2.88 10.39 100.00 2.01 .26 1.03 4.15 1.10 6.02 .26 10.89 9.53 1.30 .23 175. 24 83.33 2.92 Paraguay Venezuela14 Europe: Austria » Belgium w ...do do do ...do Peso Peso do!.-.. Schilling ...do Franc do (17) Gold do . Finland 18 do do do do Franc do . R e i c h s mark. Great Britain and . . . d o - Pound Irish Free State. Drachma do Pengo ...do Hungary" do do do Italy Lat . . . do . do Litas do Malta Guilder... Netherlands ...do Norway _. do— Krone ...do Poland Zloty do do ChervoRussia21 _ ...do netz. Peseta Spain" ...do -..do Switzerland ...do Yugoslavia !6.. _ _ ...do Franc Piaster Dinar " 3, 000 W, 164 56, 814 15,000 3,000 19,164 56, 814 15,000 3,304 9,000 ' 262, 707 6,400 >5 50, 282 40,000 1,000 7, 300 1,529 2,412 3.00 2.63 37.15 6.22 2,087 52, 855 7,981 i< 19, 014 5 56,035 133 8, 357 710, 968 264, 753 2,087 52, 855 7,981 19, 014 5 56,085 133 8,357 710,968 264, 753 »463 • 17,469 3,351 » 5, 070 1,950 3,627 11 22 61,993 106,932 890, 001 7, 813,692 3, 655, 301 8, 408, 351 34, 617 437,737 3, 457,418 1, 309,306 51, 085,133 6, 497,452 6,423 7,466 4,910 13,611 400 3,268 1,107 3,367 39, 210 59, 853 .32 7.08 1.62 1.39 .01 17.13 .12 2 48 18.13 4.42 .07 2.34 .68 .37 4.87 1.11 .01 4.8605 712, 086 712,086 305,245 438,156 47,334 15.04 6.44 .193 .1749 268 .193 .193 10 4. 8665 .402 .268 .193 1 0805 . 193 5.1455 8,941 10, 407 1 603 137,956 4,548 174 8,941 10,407 603 137,956 4,548 174 167 5, 682, 309 415, 515 1.73 1.31 6.28 3.54 3.02 .07 178, 080 45, 513 15,195 9,267 26,735 93, 858 178, 080 45, 513 15,195 9,267 26, 735 93, 858 20 32, 096 3,860 750 = 219 48,130 6,673 17,362 1,964 9 893 73,100 5,168 7,945 96 38,901 1,503 2,293 184 6,865 2,632 27,558 6,033 17,393 142,038 .193 .268 .193 .044 .193 489,629 61, 876 81, 501 4 ?IK r,0A 14,657 489, 029 61, 876 135, 208 345 f»26 14, G57 125, 737 22, 752 49, 344 ' 73, 548 3, 375 21,347 5,904 3,880 14, 549 12, 017 .9648 4 8665 1. 0342 .193 .1407 .193 193 2026 .195 .268 00268 0252 .193 .2382 • 53, 707 1 Includes gold a n d silver certificates (representing coin and bullion held in trust in the Treasury) redeemable on d e m a n d . 1 Including some silver coin. 3 I n B a n k of Mexico. * Last year's figures. 6 Silver coin in circulation in April, 1926. 6 Fluctuates with the price of silver. "' Stated in United States dollars and including $800,000 in United Slates bills. 8 Government notes only. • Including minor coius. 10 Stated in francs. 11 On June 30,1926 21, 449, 700 61,443 81,918 800 S99, 818 362,800 663, 265 1, 766, 693 26, 460, 185 78,136 4, 445,134 ! 529, 789 877, 315 " 158, 749 6,062, 684 2.18 3.73 1.58 1.78 262. 71 .88 32.89 16.58 138. 56 1,046. 57 744. 46 617. 76 86.54 133.94 3,123. 23 388. 86 1, 302. 86 108. 55 9.25 25.94 17.29 . 55 1.59 1.53 .66 .82 2.50 .32 1.19 7.01 2.53 .03 .32 .05 .51 1, 099. 51 62.29 83. 62 551. 39 40.88 35.72 4.34 131. 07 137. 84 24.06 292. 83 1, 521. 31 .55 22.93 10.48 34.84 23.75 1.22 5.89 3.85 12.71 5.05 .28 208.23 89.73 226.11 10.91 504. 51 .02 i1 New monetary unit established Sept. 17, 1925. a On Jan. 19,1926. Estimated. '» Gold certificates, Nov. 30, 1925. '•• Stock in national bank. •' Monetary standard not established. 18 New monetary unit established Dec. 21, 1925. w New monetary unit established Nov. 21,1925. *° Incomplete. » On Jan. 1, 1926 » Oh Jan. 2, 1926. » Stated in Turkish pounds. O w H o H 3 o o !^ H w ot-i w o -) H M Q cj ft) pi M 'A aKi Monetary stock of principal countries of the world, end of calendar year 1925—Continued [Stated in United States money (OOO omitted), except paper stock, which is stated in monetary unit of issuing country (000 omitted)] Monetary unit Country Monetary standard Name Asia: BritishNorth Borneo Gold.... Dollar Ceylon'4 ...do Rupee China* Silver... Dollar Gold.... Pound Cyprus Island' Federated Malay ..do Dollar States. ...do India, British Rupee Indo-China, French. Silver... Piaster Japan, including Gold... Yen Taiwan. Netherlands East ...do Guilder Indies. Palestine ...do Pound Persia Silver... Kran Philippine Islands.. Gold.... Peso ...do Sarawak Dollar ...do Siam Ticai Straits Settlements ...do Dollar -do . Pound Syria Africa: Silver Abyssinia6 Thalari.-Algeria . . Gold . Franc . ...do Belgian Congo -do . .do Egypt Eritrea . . .do Lira -do Gambia Pound ...do. . -do Gold Coast ...do Guinea, French Franc Kenya Colony and ...do Shilling . Uganda.4 Madagascar..do Franc ..do Morocco .do ...do Nigeria.. . . Pound ...do Nyasaland --do Portuguese East ...do Escudo.4Africa. United States equivalent Gold stock Metallic stock unclassi- In banks In circufied and public lation treasuries $0.5678 .3244 C) ""$22,"798" 4.8665 .5678 $15 1,250 292 Total Paper circulation in monetary unit of issuing country Silver stock Per capita Population $15 1,250 292 $12,438 164,143 711 60 2,377 57,971 192,728 .525 9,746 258 4,505 427,679 317 1,325 $0.05 4.91 .19 .4867 81,464 81,464 .4985 575,768 575, 768 1, 608, 206 4 76,629 ' 192,196 1,917, 620 i° 1,476,300 »1,721, 206 247,003 19, 748 73,227 76,327 76,327 168,357 388,310 49,351 1,000 52,000 ''" 134, 506 4 156 125,134 198,633 9,815 700 9,500 10,314 600 9,410 935 2,140 225 917,411 66,492 35, 572 8,000 5,802 15,000 13, 551 450 210 2,299 2,020 2,529 C) 13! 907 .402 3,237 3,237 148 32,726 18,934 1,754 1,754 44,452 12,155 4.9431 .60 .5678 .3709 .5678 3.860 4 18,103 340 .193 .193 4.9431 .193 4.8665 4. 8665 .193 .2433 .193 .193 4. 8665 4. 8665 1.0805 18,374 16,710 16, 710 36,938 1,692 4 4 1,839 300 487 $49 486 Unclassified stock 349 973 4 4 119 1,335 23,450 1,194 1,253 9,422 4 4,852 193 4,995 1,246 503,807 394,463 347 5 » 40,478 3,382 6,000 18,588 1,176 3,120 Gold Silver Paper $2.76 .38 2.24 .04 9.21 12.86 .45 1.66 7.35 7.86 6.51 3.88 2.62 7.75 74.75 23.55 1.54 3.41 7.86 .31 .21 3.44 1.83 1.87 4.72 13.00 1.43 5.47 13.04 .26 13.29 212.44 4.58 $6.92 .33 8.45 .04 3.17 1.23 2.72 3.76 .62 3.72 .31 .29 .31 1.43 .03 .26 1.06 .03 158.12 4.43 2.62 .56 .58 11.61 .47 148.97 65.74 .01 12.97 Portuguese West ...do ...do Africa. ... ...do. .. Franc Reunion Island H Rhodesia, Northern. ...do Pound ..do. ...do.. . do do Sornaliland— British Italian* do -do. ...do. do do. Tunis Union of South Af- ...do rica. Oceania: Fiji Islands Society Islands Total Rupee Shilling Pound ..do. do ...do. ...do... ...do 1.0805 .193 4.8665 4 8665 .193 4 8665 1,900 37 37 2,020 2,020 l*u 39Q 3244 .'193 .3244 2433 .193 4.8665 33 33 i 45,230 11, 680 56,910 .3244 Pound do do . . Franc 4. 8665 4.8665 4. 8665 .193 59 164,275 37,668 127, 840 241 1,863 4,178 491 | 4,000 33,000 174 931 808 467, 699 150 1,225 1 541 Xi 300 344 96 87 1.17 1.86 .58 2.48 32.00 2.00 .91 114. 39 1.54 3.43 19.24 17,204 6,593 2,000 6,612 '» 239, 654 10,694 206 1,000 7,200 2,095 6,929 675 3,791 197 127^840 491 80,000 774 54, 092 8 948 350 27,041 427, 698 9, 509, 793 93,966 9,603,759 4, 288,672 20.00 10.92 .04 2 50 .16 8.21 5,436 30.22 1 293 29 13 164 ! 28 1, 703, 310 .25 .06 23.51 299 472 5.63 2.52 189 65 381 79 09 9.95 5.37 2.13 965.75 4 Last year's figures. " On Dec. 23,1925. 6 Fluctuates with the rjriee of silver. « Bank notes only, on Jan. 2,1926. M » Stated in francs. Exclusive of 1,277,780 pesos in United States Federal reserve bank notes. 27 » Estimated. There also circulate Portuguese pound notes to the amount of 858,252 pounds. !0 a8 Incomplete. Tunisian notes of the Bank of Algiers. NOTE.—Figures given represent each country's stock at the cad of the year, except when otherwise indicated. Population figures are from the Statistical Abstract of the United States, 1924. Blanks indicate no figures available, rather than no stock. Gold held abroad as follows, not included in the above figures (presumably reported by the country having actual possession): Canada, $18,772,373; Mexico, $2,090,596; Chile, $25,273,375; Peru, $3,430,883; Estonia, $2,563,274; France, $359,813,935; Germany, $23,010,358; Greece, $4,825,000; Italy, $80,867,000; Lithuania, $3,054,347; Poland, $10,598,209; Rumania, $82,630,958; Spain, $5,692,921; Switzerland, $8,639,960; Japan, $128,613,000; Straits Settlements, $843,573; Morocco, $15,247,000 (gold and silver); Union of South Africa, $5,388,933 (gold and silver). O O O H O E o a 3 o * 116 EEPOET OF THE COMPTROLLER OP THE CURRENCY FEDERAL LAND BANKS The resources of the 12 Federal land banks, September 30, 1926, aggregated $1,138,542,000, and showed an increase in the year of $79,056,000. The principal items of resources were mortgage loans, $1,057,217,000, and interest accrued but not yet due on mortgage loans, $19,573,000; United States bonds and securities, $34,354,000; cash on hand and in banks, $10,372,000; notes receivable, acceptances, etc., $5,104,000; accounts receivable, $2,352,000; banking house, furniture and fixtures, $2,799,000; and Sheriffs' certificates, judgments, etc. (subject to redemption), $5,154,000. The capital stock of these banks was $56,514,000, 97.7 per cent of which, or $54,860,000, was subscribed by national farm loan associations. Capital stock held by the United States Government amounted to $1,059,000; and by borrowers through agents, $595,000. Legal reserves were $8,468,000; surplus, reserves, etc., $46,000; and undivided profits, $4,354,000, the total capital, reserves, surplus, and undivided profits totaling $69,381,000, as compared with $65,697,000 the year previous. Statement of the assets and liabilities of these banks September 30, 1926, follows: Consolidated statement of condition of the 12 Federal land banks at the close of business September SO, 1926 Assets: Net mortgage loans $1, 057, 216, 877. 59 Interest accrued but not yet due on mortgage loans 19, 573, 334. 09 United States Government bonds and securities 34, 354, 253. 59 Interest accrued but not yet due on bonds and securities. 395, 046. 14 Other interest accrued but not yet due 47, 692. 46 Cash on hand and in banks 10, 371, 788. 77 Notes receivable, acceptances, etc 5, 104, 164. 45 Accounts receivable 2, 351, 985. 65 Installments matured (in process of collection) 1, 174, 359. 52 Banking houses 2, 512, 025. 31 Furniture and fixtures 287, 199. 62 Sheriffs' certificates, judgments, etc. (subject to redemption) 5, 153, 643. 80 Total assets 1, 138, 542, 370. 99 Liabilities: Farm-loan bonds outstanding 1, 048, 029, 045. 00 Interest accrued but not yet due on farm-loan bonds 15, 774, 874. 96 Notes payable 285, 648. 20 Accounts payable 921, 586.^8 Other interest accrued but not yet due 9, 013. 63 Due borrowers on uncompleted loans 573, 424. 60 Amortization installments paid in advance 1, 369, 929. 76 Farm-loan bond coupons outstanding (not presented).. 802, 786. 65 Dividends declared but unpaid 1, 394, 568. 65 Total liabilities 1, 069, 160, 878. 03 Net worth: Capital stock United States Government $1, 058, 885. 00 National farm-loan associations 54, 860, 465. 00 Borrowers through agents 594, 680. 00 Individual subscribers 115. 00 Total capital stock 56, 514, 145. 00 Reserve (legal) 8, 467, 500. 00 Surplus, reserves, etc 45, 944. 66 Undivided profits 4, 353, 903. 30 69, 381, 492, 96 Total liabilities and net worth 1,138, 542, 370. 99 EEPOE-T OF THE COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY Memoranda: Total net earnings to Sept. 30, 1926 Less real estate acquired, charged off $41, 454, 909. 70 10, 579, 930. 73 Net earnings available for distribution Distribution of net earnings: Dividends paid $16, 926, 732. 61 Carried to suspense account 932, 503. 97 Banking house charged off 148, 394. 43 Carried to surplus, reserve, etc Carried to reserve (legal) Carried to undivided profits 45, 944. 86 8, 467, 500. 00 4, 353, 903. 30 Balance now carried Capital stock originally subscribed by United States Government Amount of Government stock retired to date Capital stock held by United States Government 30, 874, 978. 97 18, 007, 631. 01 12, 867, 347. 96 8, 892, 130. 00 7, 833, 245. 00 1, 058, 885. 00 JOINT-STOCK LAND BANKS The resources of the 83 joint-stock land banks on September 30, 1926, totaled $671,926,000 and showed an increase of $91,116,000 over the returns of September 30, 1925. Mortgage loans increased from $519,237,000 to $614,639,000, and interest accrued thereon but not due increased $1,668,000. United States Government bonds and securities owned, $18,206,000, showed a reduction of $8,344,000 in the year, but cash on hand and in banks increased from $14,094,000 to $14,277,000. The capital stock paid in was $44,724,000; surplus paid in and earned, $3,546,000; legal reserve, $4,646,000; other net worth accounts, $999,000; and undivided profits, $2,753,000—a total net worth of $56,668,000, as compared with $50,305,000 on September 30, 1925. Statement of the assets and liabilities of these banks, follows: Consolidated statement of condition of the several joint-stock land banks at close of business September 30, 19J6 Assets: Net mortgage loans $614, 639, 203. 62 Interest accrued but not yet due on mortgage loans 11, 194, 135. 30 United States Government bonds and securities 18, 206, 061. 03 Interest accrued but not yet due on bonds and securities.-. 220, 215. 18 Other interest accrued but not yet due 35, 963. 29 Cash on hand and in banks 14, 277, 157. 31 Notes receivable, acceptances, etc 1, 473, 933. 98 Accounts receivable 2, 331, 891. 61 Installments matured (in process of collection) 1. 800, 222. 43 Banking houses 1, 072, 637. 60 Furniture and fixtures 194, 058. 99 Sheriffs' certificates, judgments, etc. (subject to redemption) 2. 407. 924. 75 Real estate 4,012,278. 16 Total assets 671, 925, 683. 25 118 EEPOBT OF THE COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY Liabilities: Farm-loan bonds outstanding Interest accrued but not yet due on farm-loan bonds Notes payable Accounts payable Other interest accrued but not yet due Due borrowers on uncompleted loans Amortization installments paid in advance Farm-loan bond coupons outstanding (not presented) Dividends declared but unpaid Total liabilities Net worth: ' Capital stock paid in Surplus paid in Surplus earned Reserve (legal) Other net worth accounts Undivided profits Total liabilities and net worth $597, 263, 000. 00 10, 033, 268. 96 3,424,213. 74 1,272, 917. 27 47, 780. 01 1, 223, 867. 15 1,019, 985. 66 940, 430. 96 32,187. 00 615,257,650. 75 $44, 724, 020. 74 _. 2, 002, 569. 36 1,543, 087. 61 4,646,152.45 999, 104. 87 2,753,097.47 56, 668, 032. 50 671, 925, 683. 25 FEDERAL INTERMEDIATE CREDIT BANKS The resources of the 12 Federal intermediate credit banks on September 30, 1926, were $123,634,000, which was an increase of more than $10,975,000 over the total figures reported on September 30, 1925. The largest items appearing in resources and liabilities were direct loans and discounts of $78,490,000, capital stock callable from United States Treasury, $36,000,000, capital stock subscribed, $60,000,000, debentures outstanding, exclusive of accrued interest thereon, $55,240,000, and notes and bills payable, $3,594,000. Surplus was $1,189,000, and undivided profits $1,026,000. The statement following is a consolidated return of the resources and liabilities of these banks: Consolidated statement of condition of the 12 Federal intermediate credit banks as of the close of business September SO, 1926 Assets: Direct loans $35, 951, 155. 20 Rediscounts 42, 539, 285. 60 Accrued interest on loans and rediscounts 465, 876. 37 United States Government bonds and securities 1, 013, 625. 01 Accrued interest on United States Government bonds and securities -_ 6,085.99 Other securities 2,911,567.12 Accrued interest on other securities 1, 073. 36 Rediscounts for other Federal intermediate credit banks. _ 1, 000, 000. 00 Cash on hand and in banks 3, 607, 518. 45 Capital stock callable from United States Treasury 36, 000, 000. 00 Furniture and fixtures , -21,319. 03 Other assets --116, 789. 71 Total assets 123, 634. 295. 84 119 EEPOET OF THE COMPTBOLLER OF THE CURRENCY Liabilities: Capital stock subscribed.. Surplus Undivided profits Other reserves.. Reserved for depreciation and losses Debentures outstanding Accrued interest on debentures outstanding Notes and bills payable Notes and bills rediscounted Deferred rediscounts Interest collected not earned Cash capital rediscount agencies Other accrued interest Other liabilities $60, 000, 000. 00 1, 189, 174. 33 1, 025, 924. 37 _ 9, 431. 22 171, 115. 37 55, 240, 000. 00 908, 053. 37 I 3, 594, 424. 611 510, 000. 00 263, 766. 62 • 337,141. 35 125, 896. 19 '• 9, 217. 75 ' 250,150. 66 ^ Total liabilities.. 123, 634, 295. 84 NATIONAL AGRICULTURAL CREDIT CORPORATIONS Since the last report to Congress, two national agricultural credit corporations were established under authority of the agricultural credit act of 1923—namely, the National Agricultural Credit Corporation of Fort Dodge, Iowa, and the National Agricultural Credit Corporation of Des Moines, Iowa. Each of these corporations was incorporated with the minimum capital, $250,000. These two cor-' porations, with the Pacific National Agricultural Credit Corporation of Fresno, Calif., established in 1925, are the only corporations which have been organized under authority of the act in question. By reference to the statement following, it will be noted that the combined capital of these three corporations is $1,000,000, and total liabilities $2,308,577.29. Loans and discounts, comprising the principal asset, aggregated $2,024,215.29; and investments in United States bonds and securities $253,428.73. In the statement following is shown in detail for each corporation the character and amount of their assets and liabilities at the close of business on June 30, 1926: Resources and liabilities of national agricultural credit corporations at the close oj business June SO, 1926 Pacific National Agricultural Credit Corporation ol Fresno, Calif. National Agricultural Credit Corporation of Fort Dodge, Iowa National Agricultural Credit Corporation of Des Moines, Iowa Total RESOURCES Loans and discounts United States bonds and securities Furniture and fixtures Gash and due from banks Other resources Total resources $1,460,187.06 $314,184. 55 $249,843. 68 $2,024,215.29 128,417.97 62, 600. 00 62, 510. 76 253,428.73 493.75 333.00 826.75 6,177.81 327.88 6, 505.69 22,876.73 724.10 23,600.83 , 1,618,153. 32 376,684. 65 313,739.42 2, 308, 577.29 LIABILITIES Capital stock 500,000.00 250,000. 00 250,000.00 Undivided profits 1,156.15 4,454. 71 2,108.11 Rediscounts (with Federal Intermediate Credit 970,600. 61 121,609.10 68,773.26 Bank) Due to banks and bills payable 145,240.11 720.74 2,858.05 Other liabilities 1,256. 55 1,618,153. 32 376, 684. 55 313, 739.42 Total liabilities 18005° 1,000,000.00 7,718.97 1,150,782.87 145,960.85 4,114.60 2,308, 577.29 120 BEPOKT OF THE COMPTROLLER OS' THE CURRENCY LIQUIDATION OF THE IOWA NATIONAL AGRICULTURAL CBEDIT CORPORATIONS The national agricultural credit corporations of Fort Dodge and Des Moines, Iowa, were organized to serve a temporary need in extending credit to farmers with agricultural product security, through the medium of warehouse receipts or chattel mortgages. Having accomplished, to the extent possible, the purpose for which incorporated, meetings of the shareholders were held in the respective cities on October 25, when, by the necessary vote, the corporations were placed in voluntary liquidation. At the date of liquidation, practically the only liability of the corporations was that to their shareholders. The closing of these two corporations leaves but one in active operation—namely, the Pacific National Agricultural Credit Corporation of Fresno, Calif. UNITED STATES POSTAL SAVINGS SYSTEM The total resources of United States Postal Savings System as of June 30,1926, obtained through the courtesy of the Third Assistant Postmaster General, under whose supervision the system Operates, aggregated $141,811,911.52, which is an increase of $3,540,291.70 over June 30, 1925. The total number of depositors was 399,305 and the average amount on deposit per depositor was $336.03. Balances in depository banks and with postmasters increased by $3,300,551.22 and investments in postal savings and Liberty loan bonds from $32,973,800.36 to $33,224,160.36. The remaining increases occurred in miscellaneous (working) funds deposited with the Treasurer of the United States, and in accounts receivable, represented by accrued interest on bond investments. A decrease of $38,650, however, is noted in the special reserve fund placed with the Treasurer of the United States. In liabilities the amount due depositors was $134,178,558.00, which exceeded by $2,005,347.00 this liability on June 30,1925. The surplus funds, consisting of interest and undistributed earnings subject to future allocation of maturing interest charges, showed a reduction of nearly $7,500. The statement of credit and debit items, on account of interest and profits, for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1926, showed an excess of income amounting to $104,546.64 over that of a year ago. Comparative statements in relation to the operation of the Postal Savings System for the years ended June 30, 1925, and 1926, follow: Comparative balance sheet for June SO, 1926, and June 30, 1985 June 30,1926 Items June 30,1925 Increase Decrease 3 Working cosh: Depository banks. Postmasters $100,048,814.66 241.S63.37 - $101,190,678.03 Special funds: Treasurer of United StatesReserve fund Miscellaneous (working) funds. 6,601,985.18 420,387.99 Accounts receivable: Accrued interest on bond investments.. Duefromlate postmasters Investments, carried at cost price: United States bonds— Postal Savings2^'s Fourth Liberty 4M's 361,241.66 13,458.30 .•_ Par value $10,003,300 28,676,760 10,003,300.00 23,220,860.36 36,660.060 7,022,373.17 374,699. 96 33,224,160.36 $97,759,025.37 131,101.44 6,640,635.18 393,267.54 358,112.16 15,677.77 9,752,940.00 23,220,860.36 141,811,911.52 $3,189,789.29 110, 761. 93 3.300,551.22 $97,890,126.81 $38,650.00 27,120.45 7,033,902.72 ""il,"329.*55 3,129. 50 373,789.93 2,219. 47 ""9i6."63" 250,360.00 i . 32,973,800.38 138,271,619.82 [ -„.._.• 250,360.00 | Accounts payable: Due postal service—interest and profits _ Due discontinued depository banks Total liabilities .Surplus funds: Interest and profits (undistributed earnings) subject to future allocation of maturing interest charges g Hi H W C F 3,540,291.70 O LIABILITIES AND SURPLUS FUNDS Due depositors: Outstanding principal, represented by certificates of deposit. Accrued interest on certificates of deposit.. Outstanding savings stamps H X ft o o hrj 134,178,558.00 3,796,140. 72 58,627. 90 3,575,593. 88 486.18 138,033,326.62 3,576,080.06 132,173,211.00 3,696,455.68 61,231.90 2,005,347. 00 99,685.04 135,930,898. 58 2,129,359.00 1,362.24 2,130,721.24 141,609,406.68 138,001,619.82 202,604. 84 210,000.00 141,811,911.52 138,271,619.82 H3 2, 604.00 2,102,428.04 !. i 1,446,234.88 :- M O 870. (W d w "M45,~35S.~82'!- d 3,547,786.86 7,495.16 3,540,291.70 Comparative statement of interest-earning resources and interest-bearing liabilities for June SO, 1926, and June SO, 1925 Items June 30,1925 June 30,1926 Increase to Decrease RESOURCES—INTEREST-EARNING Working cash: Depository banks, per balance sheet Investments, carried at cost price, per balance sheet. $100,948,814.66 33,224,160.36 • $134,172, 975. 02 $97,759,025.37 32,973,800.36 $130, 732,825. 73 $3,189, 789.29 250,360.00 3,440,149.29 132,173,211.00 2,005,347.00 s LIABILITIES—INTEBEST-BEABIXQ Due depositors: Outstanding principal, represented by certificates of deposit, per balance sheet 134,178,558.00 Excess of liabilities. 5, 582. 98 H $1,434,802.29 1,440,385.27 O o Comparative statement of interest and profits for the fiscal years ended June SO, 1926, and June SO, 1925 Items Credits: Interest on bank deposits Interest on bond investments. Miscellaneous receipts Debits: Interest credited to depositors Allowances to postmastersLosses by fire, burglary, etc Erroneous payments, uncollectible items, etc.. Excess of income. Fiscal year 1926 $2,478,392.91 1,381,066.28 11.83 $3,859,471.02 Fiscal year 1925 $2,442,110.48 1,375,161.52 159.84 Increase Decrease $36, 282.43 5,904.76 $3,817,431.84 42,039.18 2,418,811.95 2,413,517.17 5,294.78 1,920.66 158.10 69,564.80 1,762.56 2,420,732.61 2,483,240.07 1,438,738.41 1,334,191.77 104,546.64 $148.01 W O F § w 69,564.80 62,507.46 o u SB I Summary of postal-savings business for the fiscal year ended June SO, 1026, by States State V Balance to the credit of depositors June 30, 1825 Deposits' $132,173,211 $93,373,802 Balance to Increase in the credit of balances to the depositors credit of June 30, deposi1926 tors' Savings stamps Sold Redeemed $2,005,347 $44,050.50 -10,702 Alabama.. 371,455 330,739 36,709 Alaska 628,819 415,776 406,697 Arizona 702,585 1,217,301 28,789 Arkansas 193,358 183,140 42,321 California 2,644, 572 2,165,259 1,321,874 Colorado 1,954,633 2,913,038 —196,224 Connecticut. 877,540 1,761,992 -28,796 74,015 Delaware 157, 259 -10, 989 District of Columbia 376,002 288,548 1,036, 559 Florida 1,148,474 4,610,632 132,209 508,573 Georgia 368, 727 -86 Hawaii 21,769 587,930 2,392,423 1,595,786 Idaho. -573,998 3,317,295 7,559,799 Illinois 13,842 Indiana 741,628 411,068 1,339,867 Iowa 1,636,849 2,521,413 313,713 Kansas 1,039,723 913,700 -19, 773 260,525 Kentucky.. 137,397 -6,145 Louisiana 303,128 209,908 —15,332 161,087 71,189 Maine.. -2,481 172, 044 138,069 Maryland... -897,804 8,393,425 4,038,565 Massachusetts -106,810 2,265,273 1,449, 983 Michigan.. 1,367,166 2,417,335 2,921,710 Minnesota. 2,311 42,111 74,247 Mississippi— 290,397 2,407,902 3,348,455 Missouri... 900,376 3,894,925 4,038,431 Montana 6,941 194,024 336,007 Nebraska.. 22,697 286,802 261,131 Nevada 374,511 -29,094 403,605 172,909 New Hampshire 3,121,230 -389,365 2,336,988 New Jersey 3,510,595 1,179,544 475,728 New Mexico 703,816 1,301,038 44, 539,453 -6,080,035 New York 50,619,488 !8,018,664 103,954 31,661 North Carolina 120,222 72,293 285, 741 584,878 North Dakota 397,228 -204,699 2,765,445 1,298,406 2,970,144 Ohio »These totals include the amount of $2,622,751, transferred between depository offices. 23.00 27.90 32.90 29.90 25 29 43 30 683.00 279. 70 820 243 United States. 1,292.50 13.80 144.80 41.30 74.90 .90 51.20 1,473.00 50.60 38.00 71.50 10.50 9.50 73.60 105.10 3,786.40 145. 70 194.10 15.80 164.60 52.30 104.20 21.30 354.00 1, 557.70 29.70 13,312.00 9.10 12.40 415.90 Interest received from banks Interest paid depositors Amount of deposits surrendered for bonds $2,478,392.91 $2,319,126.91 $544,160 7,867.68 314,896.54 644,589.25 16,560.78 864,814.12 18,291.48 205,731. 28 4,912.29 2,263,012.85 57,767.73 3,119,862.04 62,276.25 1,049,073.10 28,165. 22 120, 065.48 3,366.87 699,688.24 19,278.72 1,980,934.05 41,250.08 468,023.15 10,127. 58 22,107.75 546.49 2,171,934.10 48,502.18 4,900,763.08 125,269.93 688,679.96 16,593.20 2,936,196.35 53,968.37 1.259,455.55 25,923.85 198,392.43 5,181.56 5,952.01 242,166.02 3,221.41 122,146.75 2,586.28 102,188.72 159,954.60 6,231,396.39 52,234.95 2,026,720.71 3,759,285.21 73,045.14 72,789.03 2,058.58 3,299,079.19 77,639.47 115,269. 50 4,907,886.39 303,811.87 7,336.63 272,751.47 6,513.89 311,082.22 7,689.02 2,356,202.64 62,740. 79 732,147.86 12,491.82 22,160,694.89 605,490.27 94,967.84 2,013.45 674,950.15 12,989.19 2, 267,411.46 57,845.29 sign denotes decrease. 6,221. 83 Amount at interest in banks June 30,1926 $46,474 $101,175,540.72 1,347 18 190 46 84 2 54 1,384 34 30 54 3 5 70 110 3,957 169 148 17 168 42 109 21 358 1,788 18 14,765 4 13 409 ' A minus 9,747. 73 9,124. 47 3,448.05 46,317.20 30,739. 80 33,706.23 3,509.99 5,776.98 17,503. 50 5,152.96 275.31 21,912.61 134,618.44 15,116.70 21,503.02 16,325. 47 5,209. 28 6,400. 99 2,862.86 3,099.85 142,516.81 42,352.13 36, 420. 30 1,088.07 63,785.87 55,025.51 6, 240. 47 4,705.01 7, 711.65 68,005.87 7,375. 80 962,617. 93 949.94 4,965. 84 55,881.41 7,000 15,320 26,500 2,500 13,500 3,500 3,140 6,600 19,120 6,480 31,300 13,080 1,000 4,500 3,900 60,580 56,760 37,060 11,140 2,500 500 3,300 13,860 1,000 5,000 61,960 tsS 00 Summary of poslal-savings business for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1926, by States—Continued State Balance to the credit of depositors June 30, 1925 Deposit! > Withdrawals' Balance to Increase in the credit of balances to the depositors credit of Jane 30, deposi1926 tors' Savings stamps Sold Redeemed Amount at interest in banks June 30, 1926 Interest received from banks Interest paid depositors Amount of deposits surrendered for bonds o w Oklahoma OMgno. Pennsylvania.. Porto Bico: Rhode Island.. South Carolina South Dakota. Tennessee Texts. iriiSr.. Vnrniont Virginia Virgin Islands. Washington... Wott Virginia. •Wisconsin W $1,907,599 2,01»,785 10,9*6,531 164,463 804,087 213,426 568,728 237,888 1,310,981 595,188 82,781 234,3** 8,646 «, 898,672 290,386 1,091,001 1,348,086 $2,442,013 1,321,421 8,174,845 248, SSI 374,992 408,838 1,800,802 171,082 1,347,628 24,846 162,818 13,469 3,409,214 291,883 504,947 1,478,090 $1,779,148 1,227,954 6,267,634 242,861 638,842 861,069 181,775 1,069,918 367,885 39,088 155,811 10,896 3,814,873 196,821 646,724 1,156,526 i See footnote p. 123. $2,670,464 2,113,262 10,573,832 168,453 646,247 S5M77 1,596,470 276,853 1,697,636 596,499 68,888 241,639 9,310 6,492,918 386,797 1,110,224 1,669,651 $662,865 93,467 3,990 -158,850 142,062 989,747 39,287 277,706 861 -14,393 7,206 2,764 -406,669 95,512 19,223 321,665 $67.10 75.60 1,982.00 15,896.90 660.00 17.60 33.80 28.30 98.90 .40 12.20 177.40 129.30 14.90 47.50 115.80 10 169 1,881,017.99 572,718.47 63,668.60 227,656.81 $55,026.95 49,402. 24 232,550.76 3,410. 20 14,690. 56 7,842.01 23,437.11 5,619.81 32,194.74 14,263.44 1,775.04 5,689.66 125 18 73 143 5,961,276.68 336,438.95 1,074,891.77 1,361,929.38 165,033.56 7,418.36 26,643. 61 30,582.34 $74 77 2,095 16,252 636 25 33 32 110 $2,516,404.58 2,018,823.12 9,310,915.55 136,955.87 631, 272. 71 348,786.61 1,342,828.39 244,668.11 $25,208.35 34, 545.04 184,917. 83 2,426.10 15,834.06 2,814.67 8,716.22 3,322.82 19,394.01 $20,820 9,200 22,980 hi 20 11,080 19,700 5,800 19,680 H 8,681.01 2,211.64 3,447.22 65.47 120,481.41 18,489.81 15,156.46 600 " 2,~540 1,500 3,880 15,280 K K a o H w o Sd 1 A minus size denotes decrease. o "a KEPOBT OF THE COMPTEOLLEB OF THE CUK&ENCY 125 SCHOOL SAVINGS BANKING According to statistics compiled by the savings bank division of the American Bankers' Association, school savings in the continental United States for the year ended June 30, 1926, continued to increase materially, the net savings aggregating $8,770,731.05, as compared with $7,779,922.55 on June 30, 1925, a percentage rise of 12.7 per cent. The number of schools increased in the year from 10,163 to 11,371, or 11.8 per cent; the number of pupils enrolled in schools having systems from 3,848,632 to 4,319,741, or 12.2 per cent; and pupil participants in savings from 2,869,497 to 3,403,746, an increase of 18.5 per cent. The deposits were increased 20.6 per cent, or from $16,961,560.72 to $20,469,960.88; and bank balances from $25,913,531.15 to $31,984,052.63, an increase of 23.4 per cent during the year. The table following discloses a summary of school savings in the 41 reporting States and the District of Columbia during the year 1925-26, with comparative yearly totals beginning 1919-20: School savings by States, 1925-26 Number Number enrolled participupils pating States Alabama Arkansas California Colorado Connecticut Delaware District of Columbia. Florida Georgia Idaho Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Maine Maryland Massachuset ts Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Missouri Montana Nebraska New Hampshire New Jersey New York North Carolina Ohio Oklahoma Oregon. Pennsylvania Rhode Island South Carolina Tennessee Texas Vermont Virginia Washington West Virginia Wisconsin Totals, United States: 1925-26 1924-25 1923-24. 1922-23 1921-22 1920-21 1919-20 „ 32 11 1,765 68 482 44 54 29 114 2 512 314 233 54 205 86 133 87 426 490 9 117 9 83 9 442 1,058 40 601 55 107 1,544 307 16 53 12,054 1,886 409,279 30,971 121,971 18,763 25,081 15, 714 72,387 372 171,882 128,505 105, 307 19, 482 63, 165 45, 532 32,790 63,919 334,181 154, 670 176,165 2,416 68,602 2,855 36,990 165 231,142 231, 311 18,665 283,854 28,134 51,917 794,584 85, 771 4,189 28,352 18 97 240 121 331 120,033 35, 582 238, 895 5,219 Deposits Interest credited Net savings 9,515 $37,362. 40 $198.13 $18,628.45 1,489 8,409.14 101.18 1,658.47 214,903 1,022; 380. 89 108, 519. 96 631, 255. 09 5, 216. 60 5, 216. 60 683,122. 69 22,176.44 440,035.56 95,127 202,998. 48 6,099.27 26,097 76, 662. 29 46, 795. 04 6,409 46, 795. 04 107, 515. 30 558.63 54, 724.12 13, 261 199,140. 94 4, 837. 35 44, 259 69,218. 57 817. 22 192 562. 32 5.10 137,118 1,153,317.00 26, 696. 91 342, 843. 91 607,851. 64 12,480.72 236,423.18 86, 222 391,810. 30 14, 652. 02 117, 680. 28 64, 677 90,691.79 1,805.49 17,662 28,036.17 228,138. 09 6,361. 03 55,017 32,925. 78 74,124. 22 1,454. 97 12,682. 54 34,439 53,451.15 1, 712.18 50,024. 77 19, 259 122,832.01 1,964. 52 34, 613 90,900. 73 569. 21 206,924 1,302, 781,029. 46 19, 389. 09 830, 591.49 21,348. 74 273, 257. 97 128,077 616, 710.01 153, 568 21,974.28 8,185. 93 382, 785. 04 11,816.64 2,125 271, 987. 97 91,028. 94 66,919 9, 417. 07 4, 593.13 5,614. 74 2,432 157. 77 224, 851.10 34, 436. 47 32,008 4, 200. 32 8, 595. 22 2, 262. 27 409.18 1.253,588.96 134,184 2,847,332. 68 39,602.06 559,852. 58 547,149 43, 258.63 38,210. 73 1, 784, 346. 74 854.63 17,363. 63 17, 265 1. 463, 537. 48 220,101 63,812.09 48, 332. 61 520,998. 92 761.29 48, 603. 76 13, 615 184,119. 30 883.86 144,913. 73 41,238 3, 555, 582. 78 858, 493,820 5, 565. 582. 99 78 126, 661.16 888,860.45 9, 540. 76 " 34,039.74 218,460.11 82,590 159,486. 07 8,946. 76 3,043 17, 696. 56 "3,~799."84 46,125. 35 26,149 8, 707. 62 12,298. 68 4,987 202, 385. 48 235. 31 6,933.14 2,351 793, 762. 97 5,421.78 31,953. 54 32,408 167, 450. 23 33, 732. 70 113,658 572,412.96 4,083.60 52,986. 21 29,196 14,072.11 171,216.99 189, 581 Bank balance as of June 30, 1926 $29,054.53 6,679.34 3,813,297.79 39, 570.86 1,283,868. 39 254, 565. 30 46,795. 04 79,056.98 266,476. 82 562.32 1,472,161. 44 752, 438. 30 607,471. 66 91,129.38 319, 568. 31 126, 622. 56 105,460. 23 161,090.29 1,970,623.27 1,181,258. 64 976, 537. 92 19,526.64 294,545. 67 7,787. 21 353,070. 70 12, 210. 57 1,689,713.48 3,750,555.40 44,845.41 1,986, 615.47 588,825.08 158,491. 82 5,616,533. 21 1,299, 801. 58 9,496. 76 216, 299. 24 19,824. 83 20,174. 38 214,725. 04 1,014,078.21 266,693. 00 785,951.53 . 05 81..,. 984,052. 63 11,371 4, 319, 741 1,403,746 3, 403, 746 ,20,469,960. , 88 622, , 994. ,38 8,770,731 . . 10.163 3.848, 848.632 6322,2. 8fi9. 16.961. 72 458.072. 7. 779.922 1,913,531.15 869. 497497 16,961, 560.560. 72 458,072. 81 7, 81 779,922. 55 25,913, 10,163 3, 1,435,144. 64 ,236,326 14,991, 535. 40 310,865. 1,865. 91 8, 556,991. 27 20, '"" ,095, 012 2, 9,,080 3, 6,868 3,,061, 053 i; 907, 851 ,241, 706 1,295, 607 4, 785 2,241, , 3,3161 , "829, " 475 " " 802,906 2, 736 1 , 015,653 462,651 10, 631, 838. 69 184, 645. 27 5,775,122. 32 4,158,050.15 2, 800, 301.18 11,807,085. 59 6, 479, 286. 99 5,185, 280. 93 4,200,872.32 126 REPORT OP THE COMPTBOLIiER OF THE CTJBRENOY. SAVINGS BANKS IN PRINCIPAL COUNTRIES OF THE WORLD Statistics compiled by the finance and investment division of the Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce, Department of Commerce, relative to savings banks, including postal savings banks, in the principal countries of the world, on specified dates, supplemented by information obtained from reports received in the currency bureau from other sources, are shown in the following statement: Savings banks, including postal savings banks, number of depositors, amount of deposits, average deposit per deposit account and per inhabitant, by specified countries Country Population ' Number of banks Date of report reporting Form of savings bank Number of depositors Deposits Average Average deposit ac- deposit per incount habitant Argentina »$597,393,000 $62.57 9,548,092 '110 Dec. 31,1925 Federal, commercial, and postal Savings, commercial. Federal, and State Australia 5,496, 704 5 do $220.80 163.54 4,071,140 Austria 6,526, 661 37 Mar. 31,1926 Governmental, postal, and private 86,488,913 13.25 Belgium ... 7,600,000 2,360 Dec. 31,1925 Postal, semiofficial, and commercial »4, 210, 546 «162,041, 633 38.48 21.32 8 2,820,074 National, private, commercial, and mortgage '8,465 495.29 Bolivia. do. 4,192, 609 1.49 1,324, 890 , 40,075 87.65 British Malaya. 3, 512, 534 2.65 Jan. .1,1926 Federal, postal savings 30, 635, 605 785, 796 61.35 48,212, 260 1.57 Brazil Dec. 31,1924 Federal' 4,958,400 _ Unknown. 1» 1,843, 574 .37 Bulgaria........ 13 Jan. 1,1926 Postal, governmental, private /Dec. 31,1924 \Postal, governmental, commercial, private, trust, 1,600,538,547 170.74 Canada. . . . . . . . . \Mar. 31,1926 / provincial. 3,805,000 '3,626 Apr. 1,1926 Federal 15.57 1,325,454 >' 20,631,435 5.42 Chile 350,000,000 96.41 Postal 61,565 4,971, 270 .01 China 1925 340 485,049 Costa Eica < 3,123,040 1925 Cuba 16,883 46,280, 761 2,741.26 14.82 31,1925 13,613,172 5,317 /Dec. Czechoslovakia .. 6,150,000 130.71 1,779,402,000 289.33 \Mar. 31,1926 •Commercial, state and private. "364,380 7.77 Dec. 31,1925 Public 2,832,000 Danzig {Free City of). 3,352,000 >« 291,100,000 86.84 Denmark.. 197 Jan. 1,1926 Savings and private • Population figures taken from World Almanac for 1925. 1 Branches. » Conversions have been made at average rates for year preceding or covered by report; par has been used in case of Australia, Egypt, Germany, Finland, Netherlands, North Ireland, Sweden, Uruguay .Nicaragua, Chile, Palestine, Canada, South Africa. Other conversions made at the following rates: Argentina, 1 peso=$0.914; Austria, 7 shillings=$l; Belgium, 1 franc=$0.0476; Bolivia, $1=2.88 bolivianos (rate for Dec. 31,1925); Brazil, 1 milreis=$0.11; Bulgaria, 1 lei=$0.007317 (average rate, 1925); China, $Ml=$0.55 (average rate for 1925); Czechoslovakia, lcrown=$0.0297; Danzig, 5.19 gulden=$l; Denmark, $ l = K r .4.05; Ecuador, 1 sucre=$0.22 on Jan. 1,1926; Estonia, ; France, lftanc=$0.0477; Greece, 1 drachma=$0.0156; Finland, $1=39.70 marks; Honduras, $1=2.12 pesos; India, 1 rupee=$0.36; Italy, 1 lira=$0.0404; Japan, yi=$0.47; New Zealand, £=$4.77K", Norway, $l=Kr.4.92; Panama, United States dollar; Poland, 1 zloty=$0.1774 (average rat forl925); Portugal, 1 escudo=$0.0514; Siam, 1 tical=$0.45; British Malaya, Strait $l=$0.5678. * Approximate; includes branches and postal-savings agencies. • Depositors in postal and semiofficial banks only. •J Of this sum $139,836,710 represent deposits in postal and governmental institutions. Figures on commercial banks incomplete. In addition, 1,178 time depositors. * In addition, $20,537,563 in time deposits. * Commercial banks may accept savings deposits only on special authorization. io In addition, $56,768,944 in time deposits. •' There are 1,379 postal-savings branches. » There are 79,167 depositors in postal-savings banks, with deposits totaling $23,072,394. » There are, in addition, time deposits in Federal banks amounting to $9,939,810. " No figures available " Figures for private banks unobtainable. u i n addition to these banks, the 193 private banks held time deposits to total of $246,600,000. 8 3 o a d w 9 Savings banks, including postal savings banks, number of depositors, amount of deposits, average deposit per deposit account and per inhabitant, by specified countries—Continued Country Ecuador Egypt Estonia Finland France Germany Greee* Guatemala.. Honduras... India « Italy Japan Latvia. Lithuania Mexico » Netherlands... New Zealand.. Nicaragua North Ireland. NorwayPalestine Panama. Poland. Portugal Salvador » S South Africa Sweden Uruguay United Kingdom. Population' Form of savings bank 1,800,000 Private, trustee, and commercial. 16 Jan. 1,1 13,561,000 .doPostal and commercial 41 Apr. 1,1926 Governmental and private 1, HO, 538 3,366,507 •1,563 Mar. 1,1926 Postal, private, ana Joint stock... Dec. 31,1925 Postal and governmental 39,402,000 Jan. 1,1926 State and municipal. 59,853,281 /Dec. 31,1925 jpostal, governmental, and private 19 IMar. 31,1926 5,447,077 12 Jan. 1,1926 Communal, commercial, and private.. 2,119,165 -do Priva vate.. 673,408 10,535 Mar. 31,1824 Postal savings 319,075,132 11,075 Jan. 31,1926 Postal and semiofficial 21__ May 31,1926 Postal 38,835,941 _' 53,481,500 478 Apr. 1,1926 Postal, governmental, municipal, private, and com1,885,870 mercial. 2,011,173 504 Jan. 1,1926 Governmental, private, and mutual 13,887,080 7,086,913 1,667 Dec. 31,1925 Postal and commercial 1,274,000 855 do Postal savings » 638,119 Federal, private, and commercial.. /Dec. 31,1924 1,288,000 IDec. 31,1925 tPostal and trustee Jan. 1,1926 Commercial and savings 2,849,775 755,858 do Commercial 442,522 do Federal and commercial 29,160,163 Dec. 81,1925 Savings, cooperative, private, and governmental5,628,610 33 Jan. 1,1926 Postal, governmental, private, and commercial». 1,550,000 Jan. 1,1926 Governmental 31 -9,322,000 /Mar. 31,1926 •Postal, commercial, and building societies 6,729,382 \Dec. 31,1924 5,987,520 530 Jan. 1,1926 Communal, private, postal, and commercial 1,608,000 Commercial 44,147,601 Postal savings, railway banks, building societies, • 1925 trustee savings banks, national savings certificates. Foreign countries, total.- 1 1,131,909,693 Number of banks Date of report reporting 39,431 Number of | depositors I "7,494 323,094 40,353 (") »17,000,000 eposits ! | Average Average deposit ac- deposit per incount habitant is $1, 273, 858 13, 741,175 17,302, 588 71,376,2C0 ! ! » 607,888. 000 « 484,693,000 18,848,702 282,906 <••> 1, 772,447 " 2,071 616, 332 89, 238, 000 2,089, 314 871,735, 000 540,480,783 "§i,"9l4,"679" 16,136, 000 42.53 428.78 66.63 855. 84 42.71 16.94 438.50 4,126, 057 -«2, 537,448 735,148 365 » 195,480, 818 224,355, 756 88,533 5,651 »«28,050,000 12,350,000 3,047, 559 97,445,820 36,291,185 42,743,000 i $0.85 1.01 15.58 21.20 15.43 8.10 3.46 .84 .92 .28 22.45 9.24 8.56 2.05 77. C4 305.18 242.56 205.27 539.30 27.58 176.10 .14 33.19 10.59 16.34 a 89 3.34 6.45 » 1,033,337 55,893. 227 35 920, 577,110 48, 852, 538 4,431.884.438 80.74 147.77 175. 57 309.66 .11 8.31 153.75 30.48 100.38 77,635,711 I 14,285,525,897 184.01 12.62 » 378,249 5,243,375 157,812 TO GO United States and possessions. Philippines. Grand total Savings System. 117,256,000 " 1,424 June 30,1926 /Postal \Mutual and stock Postal 10,935,000 1 do 1,260,100,683 40,936 399, 305 15,161, 799 179, 455 134,178, 55S 9,099,118,000 2,832, 232 336.03 I 633.11 I 16. 78 I 1.14 81.86 .26 93,376,270 24,021,654,687 257.ail 19.06 Information not available in following countries: Hongkong, Jugoslavia, Bumania, Turkey. 1 Population figures taken from World Almanac for 1925. » Branches. »18 In addition, 1,513 time depositors. In addition, $8,177,834 in time deposits i'20 Total not known, bat depositors in private savings banks numbered 553,913, will) total deposit! of $53,841,300; and in postal savings banks 133,213, with deposits of $4,257,800. Approximate figure. 21 There are, in addition, time deposits to the extent of $216,900,000. »83I n addition, 5,660 time depositors. ! In addition, $1,983,680 in time deposits. * Data not available on savings deposits in commercial banks. »86 There are no savings banks in Mexico. Figures incomplete. « There are 5 private savings banks with deposits totaling $27,430,655 on Dee. 31,1925. >• There are, in addition, time deposits to the extent of $364,680,000. These figure* include 5 banks in liquidation with savings deposits of $1,373,000 and time deposits of $19,979,000. ! »Includes only 22 private banks and 9 commercial banks. » No savings banks in Salvador. " Treasury savings banks. •• Includes time depositors. »Includes time deposits. u Includes only depositors in postal and savings banks and members of building societies. "3 In addition, there are 498,603 time deposits, totaling $539,812,211. ' Figures for railway banks for 1924; for national savings certificates, for Mar. 31,1926. '»' 8S Unknown. There are 12,431,373 postal deposits and 2,340,644 trustee savings-bank depositors with deposits of £285,491,388 and 142,179,367, respectively. Refers to mutual and stock savings only. .B 3 H K K O © V H W O 3 o * to so 130 REPORT OF THE COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY RESOURCES OF LEADING FOREIGN BANKS OF ISSUE The total resources of 32 foreign banks of issue, converted at the existing rate of exchange on or about June 30, 1926, amounted to $12,419,965,000, in comparison with resources aggregating $12,040,233,000 of 26 banks of issue the year previous. The statement following, prepared by the Federal Reserve Board, shows total assets of the 32 banks of issue on the dates indicated, designation of their local currency, total amount of assets, rates of exchange, and total assets converted at rate of exchange on given dates: Total assets of principal central banks about June 30, 1986 [In thousands of local currency and of dollars] Date Austria Belgium.. Bulgaria Czechoslovakia. Danzig Denmark Egypt England Estonia Finland France— Germany Greece Hungary Italy (3 banks) Latvia Lithuania Netherlands Norway... _ Poland Portugal Rumania Bussia Spain Sweden Switzerland Yugoslavia Peru Uruguay.. Japan.. Java... South Africa Local currency June 30 June 24 June 30 .do. .do. .do. ..do..do. -do. ._ do _ June 24 June 30 do ..do ..do.. ...do-. Schilling Franc Lev Crown Gulden Krone Egyptian pound. Pound Estrnark Markka Franc Reichsmark. Drachma. ...do July 3 July 1 June 26 June 30 „_ do. ...do ...do.... .do June 26 ...do ...do.... Escudo Leu Chervonetz. Peseta Krona Franc. DinarLibra.. Peso. Yen.... Florin.. Pound. Pengo Lira Lat d o - . . Litas... June 28 Florin.. June 30 Krone.. Zloty. ...do Total assets Rate of converted Total assets exchange on at rate of given date exchange on given date 1,279,040 8,935,364 7,613, 229 8,610,196 55,580 541,995 324,801 8,441,788 2,486,380 59,701,871 4,155,041 10,300,870 797,949 29,371,448 196,604 133,937 913,050 610, 259 736,582 3,921,125 29,807, 664 251,562 6,301, 570 755, 475 933,114 8,798,819 8,200 374,674 2,144,407 411,328 14,726 Cents 14.078 2.88 .7222 2.9617 ' 19.47 26.50 1 494.31 486.72 '.2680 2.5208 2.89 23.81 1.2248 17.55 3.61 1 19.30 1 10.00 40.18 21.95 9.25 5.12 .4776 ' 514.60 16.15 26.84 19.36 1.7685 '486.65 100.67 46.82 •40.20 '486.65 Total.. 180,063 257,338 64,983 255,008 10,821 143,629 337,940 1,580,871 22,624 62,677 1,725,384 989,315 126,165 140,040 1,060,309 37,945 13,394 366,863 133,952 68,134 200,762 142,361 1,294,538 1,017,704 202,769 180,651 155,607 39,905 377,184 1,004,011 165,354 71,664 12,419,965 > Far of exchange, as no quotation available on given date. EXPENSES OF THE CURRENCY BUREAU By reference to the table following, showing in detail expenses relating to the maintenance of the Currency Bureau for the fiscal year ended June 30,1926, it will be noted that the aggregate expenses were $5,158,647.42, of which $1,089,353.14 were paid from appropriations and $4,069,294.28 reimbursements by the banks. The salary rolls aggregated $439,649.01, of which $217,891.20 were paid from appropriations and the remainder from funds reimbursed by the banks. 131 BEPOET OF THE COMPTBOLLEB OF THE CTJBBENCY- Taxes paid by national banks on circulating note issues amounted to $3,277,512.90. Deducting from this amount the expenses of the bureau paid from congressional appropriations, $1,089,353.14, leaves the net income to the Government on account of the tax on circulation at $2,188,159.76. Expenses incident to maintenance of Currency Bureau and net income derived by Government from taxes on national-bank notes, fiscal year ended June SO, 1926 Expenses Expenses paid from ap- reimbursed propriation by banks Salaries: Regular roll, including retirement fund National currency reimbursable roll, including retirement fund Federal reserve issue and redemption division, including salary of comptroller as member of Federal Reserve Board Insolvent national-bank division Total salaries General expenses:Printing and binding Stationery Amount expended for light, heat, telephone, telegraph, furniture, labor-saving machines, etc., partially estimated Special examination of national banks, repairs to macerator, etc Total general expenses Currency issues: National-bank notes— Paper Printing, etc Plates (reimbursed) Federal reserve n o t e s Paper Plates, printing, etc Total currency issues Expenses on account of national-bank examining service paid by banks Postage on shipments of national-bank notes Postage on shipments of Federal reserve notes Insurance on shipments of national-bank notes Insurance on shipments of Federal reserve notes Total expenses paid from appropriations Total expenses reimbursed by banks Total expenses Total expenses $217,891.20 $62,918.15 51,070.84 107,768.82 $439,649.01 24,356.31 7,821.33 4, 382.94 2,128. 63 4,148. 08 4,683.64 , 1,255.77 102,899. 63 730,980.82 48,776.70 55,122.00 274,338. 75 1,131,781.25 2,141, 700.16 88,219.49 61,540.30 24,239.38 59,399.93 1,089,353.14 4,069,294. 28 Tax paid by national banks on circulating notes Total expenses of Currency Bureau paid from congressional appropriations Net income to Government from taxes on circulation 2,295,122.48 2,141,700.16 88,219.49 61, 540. 30 24,239.38 59,399.93 5,158,647.42 $3,277,512.90 1,089,353.14 . 4188,159.78 Respectfully submitted. J. W. MCINTOSH, Comptroller of the Currency. To the SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. APPENDIX 133 135 KEPOBT OP THE COMPTKOLLER OF THE CtTRBENCY TABLE N O . 1.—Comptrollers and Deputy Comptrollers of the Currency, dates of appointment and resignation, and States whence appointed No. i Name Date of appointment Date of resignation State COMPTROLLERS OF THE CVRRENCY McCulloeh, Hugh _ Clarke, Freeman Hulburd, Hiland R Knox, John Jay. Cannon, Henry W Trenholm, William L... Lacey, Edwards Hepburn, A. Barton Eckels, James H Dawes, Charles G Ridgely, William Barret Murray, Lawrence O Williams, John Skelton. Crissinger, D. R _ Dawes, Henry M Mclntosh, Joseph W ! May Mar. Feb. Apr. May Apr. May Aug. Apr. Jan. Oct. Apr. Feb. Mar. May Dec. 9,1863 21,1865 1,1867 25,1872 12,1884 20,1886 1,1889 2,1892 26,1893 1,1898 1,1901 28,1908 2,1914 17,1921 1,1923 20,1924 Mar. July Apr. Apr. Mar. Apr. June Apr. Dec. Sept. Mar. •Apr. Mar. Apr. Dec. _• May .! Aug. I Mar. Aug. Jan. Jan. Aug. Apr. Mar. Sept. I June July _ May I July j Jan. 9,1863 1,1865 12,1867 8,1872 5,1886 27,1887 11,1890 7,1893 12,1896 1,1898 29,1899 1,1908 21,1923 1,1923 6,1925 Aug. 11,1865 New York. Jan. 31,1867 Ohio. Apr. 24,1872 Minnesota. Jan. 3,1886 New York Jan. 3,1887 Do. May 25,1890 Virginia. Mar. 16,1893 Indiana. Mar. 11,1896 Kentucky. Apr. 30.1898 South Carolina. June 27.1899 New York. '< Mar. 2,1923 District of Columbia, Indiana. Dec. 19,1924 Illinois. Do. Virginia. 8,1865 Indiana. 24,1866 New York. 3,1872 Ohio. 30,1884 Minnesota. 1,1886 Do. 30,1889 South Carolina. 30.1892 Michigan. 25.1893 New York 31,1897 Illinois. 30,1901 Do. 28,1908 Do. 27,1913 New York, 2,1921 Virginia. 30.1923 Ohio. 17.1924 Illinois. Do. DEPUTY COMPTROLLERS OF THE CTRRENCY Howard, Samuel T Hulburd, Hiland R Knox, John Jay _. Langworthy, John S Snyder, V. P Abrahams, J. D Nixon, R. M Tucker, Oliver P Coffin, George M Murray, Lawrence O Kane, Thomas P Fowler, Willis J Mclntosh, Joseph W Collins, Charles W Stearns, E. W 1 _ - __ » Died Mar. 2, 1923. Terra expired. TABLE N O . 2.—Names and compensation of officers and clerks in the office of the Comptroller of the Currency, October 31, 1926 Designation Name Quinn, Edmund F _ Herndon, John Q Yeatman, John P . Kane, William A Gross, Clyde E Burton, Russell O Sehreiner, Edmund E. Avery, Antoinette M Davenport, William S Thompson, George Fuller, Jane L Wanamaker, William H Bock, Carl Keese, William H Frye, Ruby M Johnston, Edna E Pennock, Caroline L Ellis, Harrie B Wilson, Gordon K Hanlon, Margaret T iSithens, Charles H Poultney, William W Herndon, John W Verrill, Harry M Bulger, John C •_ _ Marble, George R Lewis, John O Wileox, Ephraim S O'Mara, Vera L Lovelly, Laura F 18005°—27- , . _ -_ „ -10 Administrative officer Senior administrative assistant. do. do. Administrative assistant ' • ' Junior administrative assistant,. .do ! do. ; do -do Principal clerk <lo_ do ' do do I do. Senior clerk do.... Principal clerk Senior clerk do... do .Senior clerk-stenographer do. Clerk do uu. I do. I do... -Clerk-stenographer Head operator, office devices Salary -. $4,400 3,400 3,200 3,000 3,000 3,000 3,000 2,800 2,700 2,500 2,500 2,400 2,400 2,400 2,400 2,400 2,300 2,300 2,200 2,100 2,100 2,100 ! 2,100 2,100 2,040 2,040 2,040 2,040 2,010 2,040 136 KEPOBT OF THE COMPTBOLLEa OF THE CUEHEJTGT TABLE NO. 2.—Names and compensation of officers and clerks in the office of the Comptroller of the Currency, October SI, 1926—Continued Name Tucker, Samuel M_ Whelan, Marjoiie B Heed, S. E Jones, Margaret E Moyer, Alta T Allred, Nell H ._ Pumphrey, Carrie B Basinger, Walter S Bentley, Thomas B Friedricks, Minna K Jump, Mollie C Hunt, Hermon. __ O'Brien, May F Murphy, Maud V _. Griffiths, Dolly S Trumbull, Annette M Tylor, Gertrude Andrews, Ettie F __ Hilleary, Eua McBride, Olga M Smith, Helen M Deal, Jessie F Heizer, Nannie B Nolan, Lida A Schiller, Ernestine H Young, Grace E Heizer, Helen V Baldwin, Wallace N Burlingame, Delia J Hewson, Ella _ Lowell, Harriet P Jorgenson, John A - . Hatey, John E _.. Munnerlyn, Joseph A Murphy, Clara M Kelly, George Mortimer, Mary II Beall, Clara M_ Buckley, Kegina C__ Walker, Johanna SErickson, Bertha V Jamieson, William G Crocker, Henry A. D Nichols, Sada Wigginton, Norval P Barry, Gertrude I Chisholm, Elizabeth Colburn, Nellie A Gleason, Josephine Hopkins, E d n a l . . . McCrone, Clara O'Brien-.. McKlnney, Elva L Quackenbush, Dorothy Dickson, Martha Minogue, B. Pearl Dodge, Victor H ... Ogden, Nellie M_ Dailey, William Weeks, Katherine. Israel, Frank T Clagett, Dorothy L Haygood, Ethel Horsey, OlgaS.. Elmore, Annie L._ - . Taylor, Mathilda S Bales, Anna S Magruder, Edith P . . _ Mueller, Pauline. Moncure, Frances W Tschiflely, Lacey B . E Parsons, Edith N Mallet, Katherine Wilson, Mildred C . . . Chiles, Charles E Hayinon, N. Mabel O'Donnell, Josephine Davidson, Julia Keim, Charles C Marks, Grace J Wood, Kathleen Anderson, Gunhilde C Designation Senior clerk-stenographer. .do Clerk. .....do Clerk-stenographer.. do ..do.. ..do.. ..do.. Assistant clerk. do.. doSenior operator, office devices. Clerk Clerk-stenographer. _ do.. do.. Clerk. ..dodo.. Assistant clerk. ..do.. .do.. ..do.. .-do.. do.. do Junior clerk. do-do.. ..do_do-do.do.. .do-doAssistant clerk-stenographer... Head typist Senior operator, office devices. do .doJunior operator, office devices. Assistant clerk doSenior stenographer_ Assistant clerk do do., .do-do.. -do.do. do._ Senior stenographer. doAssistant clerk-stenographer _ do Assistant clerk do ,do Senior stenographer. do... Senior stenographer Junior clerk do ..do.. ..do.. ..do.. do .do.. Senior typist Junior operator, office devices do.. Under clerkJunior clerkdo do do do do Under clerk. Salary $2,000 2,000 1.8C0 1,860 1,860 1,860 1,860 1,860 1,860 1,860 1,860 1,860 1,860 1,800 1,740 1,740 1,680 1,680 1,680 1,680 1,680 1,680 1,680 1,680 1,680 1,680 1,680 1,680 1,680 1,680 1,680 1,680 1,680 l,€80 1,680 1,680 1,680 1,680 1,680 1,680 1,680 1,680 1,620 1,620 1,620 1,560 1,560 1,560 1,560 1,560 1,560 1,860 1,560 1,560 1,560 1,566 1,568 1, 500 1,500 1,500 1,500 1,500 1,508 1, 50B 1,500 1,500 1,500 1,508 1,500 1,508 1,508 1,500 1,500 1, 500 1, 440 1,449 1,440 1,449 1,440 1,449 1,440 137 BEPOET OF THE COMPTBOLLEB OF THE CUBBENCY TABLE N O . 2.—Names and compensation of officers and clerks in the office of the Comptroller of the Currency, October SI, 1926—Continued Designation Name Salary Tinder clerk, .do ..doJunior operator, office devices. Junior clerk ..do..do.. ..doJunior operator, office devices. .do.. Junior clerk, .do..do., -doJunior stenographer. do.-do-— Under mechanic Under clerk do ..do..do-. -do... ..do... ..do.. _do.. ..do..do.. .do-do.. ..do.. ..do.. .do.. .do.. .do_do.. Messenger.. do .do.dododoI .do.do.. Cook, George M Frock, Annie C. ... Dillard, John Kemether, Eva C Brumbaugh, Delia L Watts, MettaF— Kobntz, ClaraE-Curtin, AnnaE Chapman, Mae Hueter, Marion E . Chamberlain, Robert JSmith, Charles A White, Grace M Brown, Edith L Sazama, Alice B . . . Dyson, AlineTaylor, Walter M Easterday, William A... Settle, M a y C . W Miller, Bellum. Wolfe, Alice M Harleston, Catherine Shelby, Magnus JBurke, Madeline V Dillon, Minnie L Dowden, Eleanor C DuEant, Anna K Dutrow, Mary H Dnvall, Grace N Kellam, Margaret M Kennett, Edna Pennock, Emily E Eeese, Aline Roberts, Victoria Sheward, Adelaide H . -. Mennel, TheresaBraxton, Henry Simms, Harry E Mann, Harry C_ Blount, Silas A Whiteman, Edgar__ Hall, James Taylor, John H . Carroll, John I._ Mims, AlvinE. Holland, Thomas Blount, Joseph T Hill, Edgar Mundie, James F Moss, Benjamin F Powell, Queen Taylor, Mary F $1,440 1,440 1,440 1,440 1,380 1,380 1.380 1,380 1,380 1,380 1,320 1,320 1,320 1,320 1,320 1,320 1,320 1,320 1,260 1,260 1,260 1,260 1,260 1,260 1,260 1,260 1,260 1,260 1,260 1,260 1,260 1,260 1,260 1,260 1,260 1,260 1,260 1,260 1,200 1,200 1,200 1,140 1,1*0 1,140 1,140 1,140 1,080 1,020 1,020 1,020 ..do-. ..do-do.. do Minor mechanic Minor domestic attendant. do TABLE NO. 3.—Number of national banks organized since February 25, 186S, number passed out of the system, and number in operation October 31, 1926 Under act of Feb. 25,1883 Under act of June 3,1864 Under gold currency act of July 12,1870 Under act of Mar. 14,1900. - _ . _ Total number of national banks organized Number reported in voluntary liquidation Number passed into liquidation upon expiration of corporate existence Number consolidated under act of Nov. 7,1918 Number placed in charge of receivers' Total number passed out of the system Number now in operation ' Exclusive of those restored to solvency. . _ 456 7,942 10 4,593 3,644 208 168 975 13,001 4,993 _ 8,00S 138 BEPOHT OP THE COMPTROLLER OF THE CUBBE.NCY TABLE N O . 4.—Authorized capital stock of national banks on the first day of each month from January 1, 1914, to November 1, 1926, United States bonds and miscellaneous securities (act May SO, 1908) on deposit to secure circulation, circulation secured by bonds on deposit, circulation secured by miscellaneous securities, the amount of lawful money on deposit to redeem circulation, and national-bank notes outstanding, including notes of national gold banks [For prior years see annual report 19201 Date 1914 January February •_ March April •__ May . June July August' .. September October __ November December 1915 January... February March .... April May June July August.... September October November--.. December 1916 January February March April May June July August September Oetober November December 1917 January... February March April May June July August September October November.._ December 1918 January February March April May June JulyAugust SeptemberOctober November.-. December... 1 Subsequent Digitized forbonds. FRASER Circulation secured by miscellaneous securities Lawful money on deposit to redeem circulation Total nationalbank notes outstanding Num- Authorized ber of banks capital stock United Circulation States bonds secured on deposit •by United to secure States circulation bonds 7,509 7,501 7,500 7,500 7,519 7,528 7,539 7,548 7,551 7,561 7,-578 7,584 il, 070,139,175 1,069,684,675 1,069,864,675 1,069,969,675 1,069,706,675 1,075,711,675 1,074, 239,175 1,073, 734,175 1,073,624,175 1,075,684,175 1,072,492,175 1, 074,074,675 $17,209,316 $743,066,500 $740, 633, 645 17,828,633 741, 645, 500 736,194, 233 16, 658, 993 741, 445, 500 736, 609,838 16, 605, 018 740,603,400 735, 445,281 15,585,726 741,213,210 736,180,040 16,131,271 740,818,360 735,423,425 15,142,939 740,796,910 735,528,960 15,684, 220 740,220,660 735,222,801 870, 289, 600 735,851,383 $126,241,760 15,447,138 , 089, 281, 290 787,109,983 325,007,900 15, 766, 893 , 109,989, 665 739, 716,693 361,119,940 20, 632,278 , 017,177, 241 740, 500, 821 270, 078,236 101,420,019 7,693 7,603 7,610 7,606 7,612 7,613 7,614 7,613 7,623 7,629 7,632 7,632 1,074, 382,175 1.074, 969,175 1,076,434,175 1.075, 359,175 1, 075,186,175 1,077, 436,175 1.076, 301,175 1, 076, 421,175 1,077,016,375 1, 078, 566, 375 1,079,321,375 1, 077, 601, 375 897,146, 922 810,508,055 770,139, 524 751, 289, 635 742, 687, 871 738,666, 230 736, 743, 751 735,867, 775 735,698,808 736,793, 393 735,146, 743 731,496, 540 720,332, 713 150,836,692 168,541,616 ,039,711,021 723,174, 853 67,307,165 191,724,115 982,206,133 716,818,068 31,133, 734 190,078, 639 938,030,441 718,984,138 15,154, 695 165,409,147 899, 547, 980 722,193,808 6, 582,581 139, 016, 678 867,793,067 725,677, 969 2, 608,940 112,101,038 840,287,947 725, 313,141 719,561 93, 240, 891 819,273,593 723,617,314 186,245 80, 798, 814 804,601,373 722,978,831 181, 778 70, 626,198 793,786,807 722,769,381 172,203 63, 794, 876 786,736,460 722, 754,924 171.203 50, 991, 554 779, 917, 681 720, 633, 061 55, 492 65, 677,100 776,366,653 7,621 7,609 7,607 7,593 7,587 7,596 7,588 7,588 7,597 7,604 7,608 7,604 1,077, 601,375 1,074,111,375 1, 073, 831,375 1, 072, 838,375 1,071, 025,875 1, 070, 713,375 1,070,868,375 1,071, 380, 875 1,071, 870, 875 1, 069, 763, 375 1,074,853,375 1,076,038,375 730,337, 740 724,194, 340 715,256,090 706,454, 660 696, 760, 590 690,044, 040 690,440, 930 689,774, 660 689, 739,180 687, 931, 240 687, 957, 990 682,853,740 719, 571, 758 718, 923, 490 711,129, 418 702, 730, 413 693,132, 610 686, 634,103 686, 583, 635 685, 996, 918 683, 786, 698 684,409, 881 679,660, 913 675,006,203 51, 765,450 47,468, 678 61, 866,895 65, 706, 278 60, 622, 296 62,045, 070 57, 591, 025 54, 324, 278 60, 707,153 48, 900, 332 46, 418, 377 49,199, 416 771, 337,208 766,392,068 762,996,313 758,436,691 753, 754, 906 748,679,173 744,174, 660 740,321,196 734, 493,851 733,310, 213 726,069, 290 724,206,619 677,315,840 675,415,840 674, 992, 080 664, 526, 370 667, 587,120 669,392, 710 671,333, 060 673,121, 730 677,818,430 678,134,370 679,440, 210 681,565,810 674,659,613 670,717,615 671,001,858 661,371,468 664, 245, 448 666, 344, 773 667,670, 433 670,367, 175 674, 514, 656 675,182,077 676, 703,103 678,948,778 52,166, 627 60, 540,476 47,118,057 56,191,132 53, 245, 374 60.241,202 47,749, 577 45, 416, 747 43, 223, 069 41, 396, 305 39, 573, 272 38,103, 287 726,825, 240 721,258,091 718,119,915 717, 562, 600 717, 490, 822 716,585,976 715,420,010 715,783,922 717,737,715 716,578,382 716,276,375 717,052,065 7,597 1,075,733,375 7,593 1,075,438,375 7,602 1,078,037,875 7,600 1,078,577,865 7,607 1,083,307,865 7,616 1,085, 662,865 7,635 1,087,287,865 7,641 1,091,197,865 7,661 1,094,627,865 7,664 1,094,952,865 7,671 1,096,637,865 7,676 1,097,270,065 $757,842,961 754,022,766 753,168,831 752,050,299 751,765,766 751,554,696 750,671,899 750,907,021 877,540,281 ,077,884,776 .121,468,911 ,111,999,076 719, 212,630 37, 397, 649 1,097,555,065 683, 581, 260 681,814,981 36,311,669 717, 833, 215 1,098, 240,065 684, 508, 260 681,521,546 37,047, 274 718,040,005 1,095,700,065 686,349, 410 680, 992, 731 36, 252, 359 720, 919,507 1,097, 015,065 688, 060,510 684, 667,148 36,189,817 722, 288,177 1,097, 505,065 688,969, 710 686,098, 360 35,989,575 723,987, 645 1,098,215,065 691, 579,160 687,998, 070 36,878,977 724, 205,485 1,099,170,065 ,690,384,150 687,326, 508 36,150,417 723,728,112 1,101, 840,065 690,831, 260 687,577, 695 44,108,682 724,318,652 1,104, 675,065 682,411,730 680,209,970 43,467,307 721,933,170 1,107, 364,066 683, 026,300 678,465,863 41,833,562 721,471,137 1,108,124, 065 684, 446, 440 679,637,575 40,421,622 716,853,155 1,110, 761,165 684, 468, 950 676,431,533 to this date, and to December, 1916, miscellaneous securities included with United States 7,688 7,687 7,688 7,696 7,703 7,707 7,718 7,730 7,745 7,764 7,765 7,776 BEPOBT OF THE COMPTBOLLEB OF THE CUBBENCY 139 TABLE NO. 4.—Authorized capital stock of national banks on the first day of each month from January 1, 1914, to November 1, 1926, United States bonds and miscellaneous securities (act May SO, 1908) en deposit to secure circulation, circulation secured by bonds on deposit, circulation secured by miscellaneous securities, the amount of lawful money on deposit to redeem circulation, and national-hank notes outstanding, including notes of national gold banks—-Cont'd [For prior years see annual report 1920] Date Num-I Authorized ber of j banks | capital stock 1919 7,781 !$1,110,936,165 January 7,781 1,108, 269,165 February 7,777 1,107,404,165 March 7,785 1,110,104,165 April May _- 7,792 1, 111, 809,165 7,803 1,115, 054,165 June 7,824 1.123,819,165 July August - 7,829 li 135,149,165 7,860 1,141,329,165 September 7,865 1,143, 299,165 October 7,900 1,155,139,165 November 7,916 1,157, 229,165 December 1920 January February..... March April May... June July... AugustSeptember October..' November December 7,948 1,161, 439,165 7,»55 1,177, 719,165 7,978 1,184,809,165 1,195,309,165 8,031 1, 217, 074, 265 8,072 1, 223, 278,265 8,093 1, 229, 429, 765 8, 111 1, 242, 084, 765 8,130 1, 252, 519, 765 8,144 1, 255, 929, 765 8,157 1,273,949,765 8,166 1,274,859, 765 Total nationalbank notes outstanding Circulation Circulation United secured States bonds secured on deposit by United by miscellaneous States to secure securities circulation bonds Lawful money on deposit to redeem circulation $684, 648, 950 $683, 661,878 683,004,450 680,025,471 683,342,450 679, 799,125 688,183, 250 684, 292, 440 689,878, 300 686,157, 475 691,052,300 685, 612,243 692, 252, 950 683, 086, 600 693, 343, 210 686, 278, 555 694, 621, 710 689, 235, 005 696, 288,160 687, 460, 223 695,822, 060 687, 666, 753 698,196,300 688, 995, 580 $39, 867, 332 $723, 529, 210 41,903, 027 721, 928,498 42, 080,347 721,879,472 40,194, 752 724,487,192 38, 973,647 725,131,122 37,152,677 722, 764,920 36,190, 333 719,276,933 34, 629,207 720,907,762 35,328, 665 724, 563, 670 34, 024, 987 721,485, 210 34, 727, 572 722, 394,325 33,146, 580 722,142,160 699,357, 550 699,936, 250 701,469, 450 702,846, 200 704,884,000 708,307,750 707,963,400 709,436,400 711,000,900 711,839,000 712, 066,600 714,888,640 691, 689, 258 699,866,398 689, 748, 578 691,498, 920 692,104,195 686, 225, 000 689,327, 635 698,099,990 698, 592,128 699, 461, 435 704, 732,185 706, 600, 480 32,649,434 33, 241,792 32,892,677 32,439,832 31,288,577 31, 039, 887 29, 710, 095 28,363, 714 27,403, 924 27, 015, 647 27,817, 444 27, 410,317 724,338,692 733,108,190 722,641, 255 723,938,752 723,392,772 717, 264, 887 719, 037, 730 726,463, 704 725, 996, 052 726,477, 082 732, 549, 629 734, 010, 797 1921 1 January .! 8,173 February 8,179 March 8,185 April _ 8,181 May 8,184 8,179 June July . . . : . 8,178 8,181 August 8,187 September 8,187 October 8,179 November 8,188 December 1, 272,464,765 1, 272, 670, 565 1, 276, 780, 665 1,271,285,565 1. 277, 675,565 1, 274, 445, 565 1, 276, 720, 565 1, 281, 770, 565 1, 283, 035, 565 1, 285,120, 565 ,281,995,665 , 283, 755,565 715,325, 440 714, 973,190 716, 966,190 719,049,440 720,012,440 722,491, 590 722,898,440 723, 675,190 724, 770, 490 727, 002, 490 727, 512,490 728, 351, 240 695, 900, 770 689, 592,883 697, 728, 580 702, 948, 007 691, 643,480 709, 657,145 712, 763,865 702, 570, 407 711, 000, 205 715,836,355 716,304,820 723, 023, 965 27, 376, 452 30, 061, 044 30, 065,284 29,870, 477 32,172, 872 30, 936, 214 30, 526, 509 29,848, 772 28,148, 669 27, 402, 759 26, 984, 027 26, 283,132 723,277,222 719,653, 927 727, 793,864 732,818,484 723, 816, 352 740, 593, 359 743,290,374 732,419,179 739,148,874 743, 239,114 743, 288,847 749, 307, 097 1922 January February March April May June. July.. August September October November December 8,207 8,213 8,217 8,231 8,250 8,263 8,274 8,265 8,265 8,262 8,262 8,264 , 286,265,565 , 288, 220,565 , 296, 345,565 ., 298, 961, 565 , 303,031,565 1,305,931,565 1,315, 476, 565 1, 317, 271, 415 1,316,017,915 1, 314, 938, 715 1,316,968,715 1,317,668,715 728, 523, 240 729, 425, 740 729, 702, 240 730, 016, 940 731,693,690 733,876,590 734, 546,300 735,160, 690 735,460,690 737, 501, 940 737, 660, 690 739,018,690 724, 235,815 724, 480, 758 727, 465, 523 727,838, 900 729,526,135 730,203,870 732, 585, 640 732, 467, 585 733,623, 525 734, 465, 283 734, 520, 475 736, 065, 365 25,932,109 25,130,609 24,569,959 24, 840, 522 25, 096, 414 25,696,832 25, 616, 387 25, 603, 977 28, 082,024 26, 285,914 26,158, 712 25, 433, 762 750,167, 924 749,611, 367 752,035,482 752, 679, 422 754, 622, 549 755,900,702 758,202,027 758, 071, 562 759, 705, 549 760, 751,197 760,679,187 761,499,127 1923 January February March April May June July August.. September October November December 8,261 8,258 8,260 8,259 8,268 8,275 8,276 8,273 8,273 8,275 8,264 8,247 1,328,558,715 1,321, 718, 715 1,325, 058, 715 1, 327, 216, 215 1, 330,171, 215 1,333,526,215 1, 338, 571,215 1,341,286,215 1, 342, 911, 215 1, 342, 071,215 1,342, 728, 715 1, 342, 473, 715 738,257,440 739,329,840 741,077, 590 742,879, 540 742,823, 590 744,034,190 744, 654, 990 744,848, 940 745, 585, 080 746, 780, 830 746, 562, 330 746,778,030 735, 281,275 734, 541,173 738, 423, 517 739, 984, 523 740, 099, 541 742,178, 351 719,103, 625 740,986, 663 740, 323, 568 742,184,915 743,806,385 743,984,275 26,846,812 29, 209, 789 28, 620,187 27,197, 981 27, 868, 731 27,829, 641 28, 336, 094 28,823, 714 28, 621, 244 28,137, 092 28, 799,884 29,450,769 762,128,087 763, 750, 962 767,043,704 767,182, 504 767, 968, 272 770, 007, 992 747, 439, 719 769,810, 377 768, 944,812 770,322,007 772, 606, 269 773,435,044 140 KEPOBT OP THE COMPTBOLLEB OF THE CUBBENCY TABLE N O . 4.—Authorized capital stock of national banks on the first day of each month from January 1, 1914, to November 1, 1926, United States bonds and miscellaneoxis securities (act May 30, 1908) on deposit to secure circulation, circulation secured by bonds on deposit, circulation secured by miscellaneous securities, the amount of lawful money on deposit to redeem circulation, and, 1 national-bank notes outstanding, including notes of national gold bqgks—-Cont'd [For prior years see annual report 1920] Circulation secured by miscellaneous securities Lawful money on deposit to redeem circulation Total nationalbank notes outstanding 1924 8,234 $1,338,513,715 $746, 577, 780 $740, 521,752 January 8,219 1,336,133,715 747, 256, 230 742,670,537 February 748,875,180 743,454,758 March _ 8,188 1,339, 378,715 8,164 1. 341, 776, 215 749,974,180 745,171,676 April 8,153 1,342,071,215 750,676,680 745,795,653 May-8,137 1,340,916, 215 750,113,430 745,029,518 June 8,125 1, 340,141, 215 750,858,930 744,953,710 July. 8,117 1. 342,096, 215 746,611,640 740, 549, 740 August 8,109 1, 341, 636, 215 742,462, 390 737,141, 058 September 8,108 1, 342,606, 215 741,239,890 736,557,660 October 8,098 1,335,768,215 739,842,890 736,602,435 November 8,092 1, 334, 891, 215 737,635,790 733,995,581 December $31,045,227 30,126,232 30, 964, 444 31,162, 360 31,611,339 32,460,609 33, 058, 069 36, 537,849 40, 052,136 39,269,184 38,679,189 40,152,976 $771,566,979 772,796,769 774,419, 202 776,334,042 777,406,992 777,498,127 778, Oil, 779 777, 087, 589 777,193,194 775, 826, 844 774,281,624 774,148, 557 1925 January- - February March April May June July August September Oetober November December 8,090 8,078 8,068 8.066 8,084 8,103 8,112 8,117 8,115 8,120 8,118 8,114 1, 339, 093, 715 1, 342, 563,715 1, 356,043, 715 1,359,768,715 1,369,553,715 1,372, 738, 715 1, 376,973, 715 1,377,358,715 1, 379, 623, 715 1, 381, 983, 215 1,381,978,215 1,380,743,215 731,613,630 725,171,780 686,943,330 665,608,330 666,010,330 665,502,880 665,061,330 665, 227,130 665,810,130 665, 542, 630 669,185.130 686, 087,630 727,175,641 722,092, 263 663,324,911 661,613,281 661,397, 558 661,293,895 660,501,393 660, 341, 413 662,186, 083 661, 380,320 662,838,483 44, 871,176 47,748,139 100, 532,366 93, 597,406 86, 028, 261 78, 275, 574 72,864, 681 66, 214, 271 61, 476,914 56, 543, 569 51, 264, 261 48,127, 556 763,887,277 755, 210, 687 747, 425,819 739, 569, 469 733,366, 074 726, 555,684 723, 662, 997 717,923, 889 713,802, 7 « 710, 750, 444 1926 January... February March April May June. July August September October November 8,092 8,077 8,070 8,059 8,054 8,043 8,038 8,031 8,025 8,018 8,008 1, 385,648,215 1, 392,178, 205 1,397, 304, 455 1,400, 003, 655 1, 418, 643, 655 1, 420, 271.155 1,420,087, 405 1, 422, 654.905 1, 422,749, 905 1, 421, 369, 905 1, 422. 132,405 666, 273,130 665,363,590 665,235,640 665, 568,140 665, 686,140 665,465, 140 665,616, 390 665,941,890 665,889,940 66*, 830, 440 065, 4»2, 880 658,362,223 I 661, 298, 333 I 661, 244,347 661,016,470 661,664, 478 660, 677,175 660,986,560 661,434,195 059,760, 467 660, 555,797 661, 742, 830 46,194, 204 45,050,979 45, 059, 372 ti, 211, 319 42, 519, 201 42, 697, 987 41,682,684 40, 714, 779 39, 768, 777 39,178, 467 38,971,702 704, 556, 427 706,349, 312 706, 303, 719 705, 227, 780 704,183, 679 703, 375,162 702, 669, 244 702,148,974 699, 529, 244 699, 734. 264 700, 714; 532 Date Number of banks Authorized capita! stock United States bonds on deposit to secure circulation Circulation secured by United States bonds 772,046,817 NOTK.—Notes redeemed but not assorted not included in circulation outstanding. TABLE N O . 5.—National banks reported in liquidation from November 1, 1925, to October SI, 1928, the names, where known, of succeeding banks in cases of succession, with date of liquidation and capital Name find location of bank Farmers Natienal Bank of Lidgerwood, N . Dak. (8230), succeeded b y Farmers National Bank in Lidgerwood, N . Dak .__ _._ National Bank of Bay Bidgein New York, N . Y . (12344), absorbed by East Eiver National Bank of the City of New York, which changed its title t o Bowery & East Biver National Bank of the City of New York, N . Y Manufacturers National Bank of Cambridge, Mass. (11152), absorbed b y Harvard Trust Co., Cambridge, Mass Southwest National Bank of Dallas, Tex. (11996), succeeded by North Texas National Bank in Dallas, Tex First National Bank of Lodi, Calif. (7719), absorbed by Liberty Bank of San Francisco, Calif I Farmers National Bank of Corniug.Iowa (8100), absorbed by The Okey-Vernon National Bank of Corning, Iowa Date of liquidation Capital 1925 Oct. 13 $50,000 Oct. 21 300,000 Nov. 2 200, C00 June 25 2,000,000 Oct. 28 200,000 Nov. 3 25,000 REPORT OF THE COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY 141 TABLE N O . 5.—National banks reported in liquidation from November 1, 1925, to October 81, 1936, the names, where known, of succeeding banks in cases of succession, with date of liquidation and capital—Continued Name and location of bank Date of liquidation First National Bank of Duncan, Okla. (10244), succeeded by First National Bank 1923 in Duncan, Okla.. — Sept. 1 Citizens National Bank of Colby, Kans. (11047), absorbed by Farmers & Mer- ! chants State Bank, Colby, Kans , Oct. 31 Manufacturers & Traders National Bank of Buffalo, N. Y. (6186), succeeded by 1 Manufacturers & Traders Bank of Buffalo, to be merged with The Fidelity Trust Co.,of Buffalo, N. Y .under the name of Manufacturers & Traders Trust Co.. N o v . 25 Peapack-Gladstone National Bank, Peapack-Gladstone, N. J. (12002), succeeded by Peapack-Gladstone Trust Co., Peapack-Gladstone, N. J Nov. 30 First National Bank of Hills, Minn. (6199), succeeded by Security State Bank of Dec. 7 Hills, Minn First National Bank of Brownsville, Tex. (4577), succeeded by First National Oct. 20 Bank in Brownsville, Tex... First National Bank of Quinlan, Tex. (11970), succeeded by Quinlan National Dec. 10 Bank, Quinlan, Tex Atkins National Bank, of Maysville, Ga, (7986), absorbed by Greogia State Bank Dec. 2 of Maysville, Ga Knoxville National Bank, Knoxville, Iowa (I871),sueceeded by Knoxville National Bank & Trust Co., Knoxville, Iowa - Dec. 17 Healdsburg National Bank, Healdsburg, Calif. (10204), absorbed by Liberty Bank Nov. 30 of San Francisco, Calif. First National Bank of Sulphur Springs, Tex. (3466), succeeded by First National Dec. 24 Bank in Sulphur Springs, Tex First National it N t i l Bank B k off Shidler, Shidl Okla., (12165) absorbed by the Shidler National Dec. 21 Bank, Shidler, Okla First National Bank of Farmland, Ind. (6504), succeeded by New First National Dec. 31 Bank in Farmland, Ind . Capita! $100,090 40,000 2,000,000 100,000 50,000 100,000 40,000 35,000 100,000 150,000 100,000 25,000 40/000 Mount Prospect National Bank, Mount Prospect, 111. (10048), succeeded by Mount Prospect State Bank, Mount Prospect, 111 1926 Jan. 2 23,000 First National Bank of Perham, Minn. (6276), absorbed by Farmers' State Bank of Perharn, Minn i . Farmers National Bank of Tupelo, Okla. (10531), absorbed by First National Bank of Stonewall, Okla -First National Bank of Kiowa, Okla. (8638), absorbed by First National Bank in Ada, Okla First National Bank of Vallejo, Calif. (6573), absorbed by Liberty Bank of San Francisco, Calif First National Bank o£ Chandler, Ariz. (11395), absorbed by Bank of Chandler, Ariz Commercial National Bank of Wausau, Nebr. (10017), succeeded by Commercial State Bank of Wausau, Nebr First National Bank of Cimarron, N. Mex. (9292), absorbed by First National Bank of Raton, N. Mex First National Bank of Waltonville, 111. (11516), absorbed by Waltonville State Bank, Wai ton ville, 111 Producers National Bank of Woonsocket, K. I. (1421), absorbed by Rhode Island Hospital Trust Co., Providence, B. I--First National Bank of Valley City, N. Dak. (2548), succeeded by First National Bank in Valley City, N. Dak — First National Bank of Greenwood, Nebr. (3403), succeeded by Greenwood State Bank, Greenwood, Nebr National Bank of Long Beach, N. Y. (11755), succeeded by Long Beach State Bank, Long Beach, N . Y . . First National Bank of South Boston, Va. (5872), absorbed by Planters & Merchants National Bank of South Boston, "Va 1925 Dec. 28 23,000 Dec. 31 25,008 30,000 ...do Dec. 23 100,000 Dec. 31 50,000 Nov. 30 1926 Jan. 2 50,000 ..do 30,000 25,000 Jan. 16 200,000 Jan. 12 100,000 1 25,000 Jan. 19 100,000 Jan. Jan. 12 First National Bank of Tabor, Iowa (4609), succeeded by First State Bank, Tabor, 1925 Dec. 15 Iowa. First National Bank of Carney, Okla. (12315), succeeded by Carney State Bank, Dec. 29 C:iniey, Okla --. 1926 Farmers National Bank of Penalosa, Kans. (11828), absorbed by Penalosa State Jan. 4 Bank,Penalosa,Kans . . . .. Chowcliilla National Bank, Chowchilla, Calif. (11151), absorbed by First National Bank of Chowehilla, Calif. — Jan. 12 American National Bank ol Pendleton, Oreg. (9228), absorbed by First National Bank of Pendleton, Oreg— Jan. 16 First National Bank of North Little Bock, Ark. ^12447), absorbed by Federal ...do Bsnk& Trust Co. of Little Bock, Ark Bedding National Bank, Redding, Calif. (10070), absorbed by Liberty Bank, San Jan. 14 Francisco, Calif Georgia N ational Bank of Albany, Ga. (9729), succeeded by New Georgia National Bank of Albany, Ga Jan. 12 Bloomsburg National Bank, Bloomsburg, Pa. (521.1), absorbed by Columbia | County Trust Co., Bloomsburg, Pa I Feb. 1 80,000 25,000 25,000 25,000 50,000 300,000 100,000 100,000 300,000 125,000 142 BEPOBT OF THE COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY TABLE N O . 5.—National banks reported in liquidation from November 1, 1986, to October 81, 1926, the names, where known, of succeeding banks in cases of suo cession, with date of liquidation and capital—Continued Name and location of bank Riverside National Bank of Buffalo, N. Y. (12445), absorbed by Manufacturers & Traders Trust Co. of Buffalo, N. Y Coal & Iron National Bank of the city of New York, N. Y. (7203), absorbed by Fidelity-International Trust Co., New York, N. Y Seymour National Bank, Seymour, Iowa (11210), absorbed by First National Bank of Seymour, Iowa First National Bank of Hammond, Ind. (3478), absorbed by First Trust & Savings Bank of Hammond, Ind first National Bank of Ninnekah, Okla. (12173) Sealy National Bank, Sealy, Tex. (6390), succeeded by Sealy State Bank, Sealy, Tex First National Bank of Broadus, Mont. (11418), absorbed by Powder Eiver Co. Bank of Broadus, Mont First National Bank of Bell, Calif. (11421).. Continental National Bank of Los Angeles, Calif. (10656), absorbed by Commercial National Trust & Savings Bank of Los Angeles, Calif First National Bank of Wheeler, Oreg. (12427), absorbed by First National Bank ofTillamook, Oreg.... Planters National Bank of Richmond, Va. (1628), absorbed by State-Planters Bank & Trust Co., Richmond, Va Date of liquidation Capital 1926 Jan. 22 $200,000 Feb. 1 1,500,000 Jan. 2 .60,000* Feb. 3 250,000 1925 Dec. 31 25,000. 1926 Feb. 15 60,000 Feb. 13 Feb. 15 25,000 25,000. Mar. 1 800,000 Jan. 12 25,000 Feb. 27 l,000,0CO- First National Bank of Butler, Okla. (10981), succeeded by First State Bank of Butler, Okla.. 1925 Dec. 31 25,000 First National Bank of Oriskany Falls, N. Y. (6630), succeeded by First State Bank (which is to convert into a trust company) First National Bank of Kenbridge, Va. (12251), absorbed by Bank of Lunenburg, Kenbridge, Va _. Citizens National Bank of Hot Springs, Ark. (7531), absorbed by Arkansas National Bank of Hot Springs, Ark First National Bank of Washtucna, Wash. (9054), succeeded by First State Bank of Washtucna, Wash Bankers National Bank of Minneapolis, Minn. (11167), absorbed by Metropolitan National Bank of Minneapolis, Minn _ First National Bank of Murfreesboro, N. C. (11557), absorbed by Farmers-Atlantic Bank of Ahoskie, N. C First National Bank of Dunlap, Iowa (4139), absorbed by Dunlap Savings Bank, Dunlap, Iowa _. First National Bank of Jefferson, Ohio (427), absorbed by Jefferson Banking Co., Jefferson, Ohio •_ First National Bank of West Point, Ga. (8046), absorbed by Citizens Bank of West Point, Qa 1926 Mar. 8 25,000 Mar. 10 ...do 45,800 100,000 Feb. 17 25,000- Feb. 13 250,000 Mar. 11 100,000 Feb. 23 40,000 Mar. 20 100,000 Mar. 23 Fanners National Bank of Lone Oak, Tex. (7657), succeeded by Citizens National 1925 Bank of Lone Oak, Tex Dec. 3 American National Bank of Bennington, Okla. (12369), absorbed by First Nationa 1926 Bank of Bennington, Okla Mar. 22 Car olinaNational Bank of Columbia, S.C. (1680), absorbed by Norwood-Carolina Bank of Charleston, S. C , which was converted into the Norwood-Carolina National Bank of Charleston Jan. 12 First National Bank of Taylor, N. Dak. (10921), absorbed by Security National 1925 Bank of Taylor, N. Dak... Nov. 24 Norwood National Bank of Greenville, S. C. (8766), absorbed by Norwood-Carolina Bank of Charleston, S. C , which was converted into Norwood-Carolina 1926 National Bank of Charleston Mar. 13 Placentia National Bank, Placentia, Calif. (10092), absorbed by Bank ofAmerica, Los Angeles, Calif Mar. 12 First National Bank of Big Lake, Minn. (11611), absorbed by Big Lake Farmers State Bank, Big Lake, Minn _ _. Mar. 26 National Bank of D. O. Mills & Co., Sacramento, Calif. (2014), absorbed by California National Bank of Sacramento, Calif Apr. 10 American National Bank of Pomona, Calif. (4663), absorbed by Bank of America, Los Angeles, Calif _ __ _ Mar. 25 Commercial National Bank of Muskogee, Okla. (5236), succeeded by Commercial National Bank in Muskogee, Okla _ Apr. 2 Security National Bank of Stigler, Okla. (12331), absorbed by American National Bank of Stigler, Okla Mar. 30 First National Bank of Renssclaer, Ind. (6651), absorbed by Trust & Savings Bank, Rensselaer, Ind _ ___ _ Apr. 12 Bunge National Bank, Runge, Tex. (6522), succeeded by Runge State Bank, Runge, Tex . _ ...do National Bank of Huntington Park, Calif. (11925), absorbed by Bank of America, Los Angeles, Calif. Apr. 9 Bibb National Bank of Macon, Ga. (10945), absorbed by Macon National Bank, Macon, Ga Feb. 10 100,000 30,000 25,000 300,000 25,000 250,000 50,000 25,000 500,000 175,000 250,000 30,000 120,000 50,000 150,000 200,000 BEPOBT OF THE COMPTROLLER OF THE CUBKENCY 143 TABLE NO. 6.—National banks reported in liquidation from November 1, 1925, to October SI, 19S6, the names, where known, of succeeding banks in cases of succession, with date of liquidation and capital—Continued Name and location o! bank Exchange National Bank of Montgomery, Ala. (8284), absorbed by First National Bank of Montgomery, Ala Alexander County National Bank of Cairo, 111. (3735), absorbed by Alexander County Savings Bank of Cairo, 111 First National Bank of Meridian, Tex. (4016), absorbed by First National Bank of Valley Mills, Tex Stoekmens National Bank of Haynesford, Mont. (11095), absorbed by First National Bank of Belt, Mont _ _. First National Bank of Roseville, 111. (5883), succeeded by Farmers & Merchants National Bank of Roseville, 111 -_ First National Bank of Inglewood, Calif. (9093), absorbed by Pacific-Southwest Trust & Savings Bank of Los Angeles, Calif _ First National Bank of Earlimart, Calif. (11806), absorbed by First National Bank of Delano, Calif First National Bank of Cqmpton, Calif. (8085), succeeded by Security State Bank of Compton, Calif., which afterwards merged with Security Trust & Savings Bank of Los Angeles, Calif Fourth National Bank of Grand Eapids, Mich. (2611), absorbed by Grand Rapids National Bank, Grand Rapids, Mich _ __ _ First National Bank of Raton, N. Mex. (4734), succeeded by First National Bank in Raton, N. Mex.. _. First National Bank of Cow den, 111. (9700), absorbed by State Bank of Cowden, 111.. Maud National Bank, Maud, Tex. (10182) Date of liquidation Capital 1926 Apr. 24 $300,000 Apr. 30 100,000 Apr. 24 50,000 Apr. 10 25,000 May 3 35,000 Apr. 24 200,000 May 1 25,000 May 3 112,50U Apr. 2 300,000 Apr. 30 May 11 May 20 100,000 25,000 25,000 First National Bank of Worland, Wyo. (8253), absorbed by Farmers State Bank of Worland, Wyo 1924 Dec. 29 25,000 Merchants National Bank of Omaha, Nebr. (2775), absorbed by Omaha National Bank, Omaha, Nebr First National Bank of Woodville, Okla. (7707), succeeded by First State Bank in Woodville, Okla First National Bank of Tishomingo, Okla. (6809), succeeded by First National Bank in Tishomingo, Okla— _ Oklahoma National Bank in Oklahoma City, Okla. (9856), absorbed by Liberty National Bank of Oklahoma City, Okla Citizens National Bank of Washington, Ga. (8894), absorbed by National Bank of Wilkes at Washington, Ga _ First National Bank of Cutler, Calif. (11241), absorbed by National Bank of Orosi, Calif Peoples National Bank of Abington, Va. (8819), absorbed by First National Bank of Abington, Va._ _ First National Bank of Ellsworth, Minn. (5570), absorbed by Ellsworth State Bank, Ellsworth, Minn First National Bank of Des Arc, Ark. (11221), absorbed by Farmers & Merchants Bank of Des Arc, Ark _. First National Bank of Tombstone, Ariz. (6439), absorbed by Cochise County State Bank, Tombstone, Ariz First National Bank of Olin, Iowa (7585), absorbed by Citizens Savings Bank of ®lin, Iowa. First National Bank of Davidson, Okla. (11654), absorbed by First State Bank of Davidson, Okla First National Bank of New Sharon, Iowa. (8950), absorbed by Citizens State Bank, New Sharon, Iowa Farmers National Bank of Valentine, Nebr. (11071) Peoples National Bank of Rock Island, 111. (2155), absorbed by Central Trust & Savings Bank, Rock Island, 111-.. .• First National Bank of Lamberton, Minn. (7221), succeeded by New First National Bank in Lamberton, Minn National Exchange Bank of Providence, R. I. (1339), absorbed by* Industrial Trust Co., Providence, R. I Farmers National Bank of Allerton, Iowa (9231), absorbed by Security State Bank of Allerton, Iowa . . First National Bank of Jamaica, N. Y. (8268), absorbed by Mechanics Bank, Brooklyn, N. Y., to be operated as a branch of Mechanics Bank City National Bank of Plainfield, N . J. (2243), absorbed by Plainfield Trust Co., Plainfleld, N. J Security National Bank of Watertown, S. Dak, (7504), absorbed by First National Bank of Watertown, S. Dak --. First National Bank of Tenafly, N . J. (8614), succeeded by Tenafly Trust Co., Tenafly, N. J ._ Citizens National BankofXJnion, S.C. (9742), succeeded by Citizens Bank & Trust Co. ofXJnion, S. C National Bank of Forest City, N. O. (12461), absorbed by Farmers Bank & Trust Co. of Forest City, N. C State National Bank of North Tonawanda, N. Y. (6809), succeeded by State Bank of North Tonawanda, N. Y., which was converted into State Trust Co. of North Tonawanda, N. Y National Exchange Bank of St. Paul, Minn. (10940), succeeded by National Exchange Bank in St. Paul, Minn 1926 May 20 1,000,000 Apr. 17 25,000 May 12 50,000 May 20 250,000 Jan. 23 75,000 May 20 25,000 May 31 100,000 Apr. 15 25,000 Jan. 26 25,000 May 21 25,000 ...do 25,000 Mar. 30 25,000 June 1 May 20 50,000 35,000 May 15 100,000 June 8 50,000 June 4 1,250,000 June 19 40,000 June 23 200,000 June 28 150,000 June 22 100,000 June 30 100,000 ...do 100,000 July 1 100,000 July 3 600,000 June 24 300,000 144 EBPOBT OF THE COMPTROLLER OP THE CURRENCY TABLE N O . 5.—National banks reported in liquidation from November 1, 1923. to October 31, 19S6, the names, where known, of succeeding banks in cases of succession, with date of liqtiidation and capital—Continued Name and location of bank Farmers National Bank of Barnesville, Minn. (11261), absorbed by Citizens State Bank of Barnesville, Minn Greenpoint National Bank of Brooklyn, New York, N. Y. (10054), succeeded by Greenpoint Bank of Brooklyn, N. Y., which is to merge into Bank of the Manhattan Co. _ _ _ First National Bank of Pelican Rapids, Minn. (6349), succeeded by Otter Tail County State Bank, Pelican Rapids, Minn American National Bank of McAlester, Okla. (6230), absorbed by McAlester Trust Co., McAlester, Okla „ Jennings National Bank, Jennings, La. (11450), succeeded by Jennings Bank & Trust Co. Jennings, La._ __ _ First National Bank of Freeland Park, Ind. (7437), absorbed by First National Bank of Milford, HI ._.. _. Phoenix National Bank of Hartford, Conn. (670), succeeded by Phoenix Bank, Hartford, Conn National Exchange Bank of Lockport, N. Y. (1039), absorbed by Lockport Exchange Trust Co., Lockport, N. Y First National Bank of New Germany, Minn. (11550), absorbed by State Bank of New Germany, Minn _ First National Bank oi Kansas, 111. (2011), absorbed by Farmers National Bank of Kansas, title changed to Kansas National Bank, Kansas, 111 Richmond Borough National Bank of Stapleton, N. Y. (7290), absorbed by Bowery & East River National Bank of New York, N. Y _ Farmers National Bank of Augusta, Ky. (4612)-First National Bank of Moorcsville, Ind. (6876), succeeded by Mooresville Trust Co., Mooresville, Ind Farmers National Bank of Palouse, Wash. (9499), succeeded by Farmers State Bank of Palouse, Wash.. _ _ _ First National Bank of Antwerp, Ohio (11723), absorbed by Payne State Bank, Payne, Ohio.. _ __ First National Bank of Rushmore, Minn. (6862), absorbed by Rushmore State Bank, which changed its title to First State Bank of Rushmore, Minn._ Second National Bank of Hoboken, N. J. (3744), succeeded by Second Bank & Trust Co. of Hoboken, N. J Bridgton National Bank, Bridgton, Me. (9181), absorbed by Casco Mercantile Trust Co. of Portland, Me :. First National Bank in Woodhull, 111. (12525), absorbed by Woodhull State Bank, Woodhull, 111... _ First National Bank & Trust Co. of Utica, N. Y. (1395), succeeded by First Bank of Utica, N. Y. To be merged into First Bank & Trust Co. of Utica City National Bank of Paris, Tex. (1411), succeeded by Liberty National Bank of Paris, Tex _ First National Bank of Farmington, Iowa (5579), succeeded by First Trust & Savings Bank of Farmington, Iowa National American Bank of New York, N. Y. (11686), succeeded by American Bank of New York, N. Y National Butchers & Drovers Bank of the City of New York, N. Y. (1261), absorbed by Irving Bank-Columbia Trust Co., New York, N. Y. will change its title to Irving Bank <L'Trust Co Medina County National Bank of Medina, Ohio. (5139) National Bank of Gallatin Valley at Bozeman, Mont. (7441), absorbed by Commercial National Bank of Bozeman, Mont Ossiniag National Bank, Ossining, N. Y. (6552), succeeded by Ossining Bank, Ossining, N. Y., which converted into Ossining Trust Co, First National Bank of Rocky Mount, Va. (6685), ., absorbed i by Peoples National Bank of Rocky Mount, Va First National Bank of Leonia, N. J. (11950), succeeded by Leonia Bank & Trust Co., Lnonia, N. J First National B><nk of Streetor, N. Dak. (10724), absorbed by Citizens Natioual Bank of Strecter, N. Dak First National Bank of Watertown, Minn. (11777), absorbed by State Bank of Watertowji, Minn First National Bank of Hartshorne, Okla. (7050), succeeded by First State Bank in Hartshorne, Okla. _ _ Third National Bank of Gastonia, N. C. (11477), succeeded by Commercial Bank & Trust Co., Gastonia, N. C _ Eseondido National Bunk, Gscondido, Calif. (8040), absorbed by Southern Trust & Commerce Bank of San Diego. Calif _ _ _ __. First National Bank of Rosston, Okla. (10737), succeeded by Security State Bank, R-<sston, Okla First National Bank of Towanda, Kans. (! 1154), succeeded by Towanda National Bank, Towanda, Kans Total (158 Date of liquidation Capital 1926 June 19 $25,000 July 10 200,000 July 1 25,000 July 19 100,000 Juno 22 100,000 June 25 25,000 July 30 1,000,000 July 27 300,000 July 31 25,000 July 1 50,000 July 14 100,000 56,0130 Aug. 15 Aug. 16 July 31 Aug. 12 June 28 Sept. 1 ...do.... 35,000 50,000 35,000 25,000 700,000 50,000 Aug. 31 25,000 Sept. 8 1, 250,000 Aug. 31 200,000 Sept. 6 100,000 Sept. 14 1,000,000 Sept. 18 Sept. 15 2,000,000 50,000 M a r . 22 60,000 Sept. 29 100,000 Oct. 1 Oct. 100,000 100,000 ...do 2 25, 000 Sept. 28 25,000 Oct. 6 50.000 Oct. 18 250,000 July 31 50,0*) Oct. 1 25,000 June 5 25,000 28, 668, 300 TABLE NO. 6.—Capital stock, surplus, undivided profits, and aggregate resources of national banks consolidated under act of November 7, 1,918, for the year ended October 31, 1926, as shown by their last reports of condition prior to consolidation Continuing banks Closing banks Title and location State The Citizens National Bank & Trust Co. of Lebanon. The Crocker National Bank of San Francisco. The National Exchange Bank of Roanoke. Bowery National Bank of New York. Ohio- Capital $125,000 Surplus $125,000 Undivided profits $16,93S Char ter No. $990,424 2360 Lebanon National Bank <fe Trust Co., Lebanon. Calif.. 2,000,000 5,500,000 2,536,826 62,008,212 1741 Va-.. 500,000 N. Y_. 250,000 200,000 The Citizens National Calif. . Bank of Lodi. 75,000 The Citizens National 111 Bank of Sycamore. 100,000 The Keystone National P a . . . . Bank of Reading. 100,000 The Citizens National Ohio.. Bank of East Liverpool. MassaehusettsNational Mass . 1, 000,000 Bank of Boston. The National Exchange R . I . . . 100,000 Bank of Newport. 500,000 73,000 14, 034,810 2737 1105 50,000 13,391 1,439,872 25,000 16,250 300,000 288,166 160,000 23,661 500,000 65,000 11126 880,186 1896 2,177,305 696 1,069,439 2140 719,405 23,575,097 81,829 643 3,463,276 1546 341,499 25,000 7,000 47 The Burlington Nation- Wash. al Bank, Burlington. 507,098 22,363,856 1111 The Merchants Nation- Va — 1,000,000 1,000,000 al Bank of Richmond, 98,744 3, 503,183 1621 200,000 300,000 The First National S. C... Bank of Charleston. 2044 The Norwood-Carolina s. c. 40,000 1,963 4,991,078 200,000 National Bank of Charleston. 539 The Oirard National P a . . . . 6,000,000 2,894,4 87,474, 329 2,000,000 Bank of Philadelphia. 5459 P a . - . 3,000,000 8,000,000 The Fourth Street Na- Pa 1,532,678 78,105, 039 3,000,000 tional Bank of Philadelphia. 1 Capital increased > Did not report prior to consolidation. Title and location Capital $150,000 Surplus $150,000 Undivided profits $33,585 Date of Aggregate Date of consoliresources reports dation 1925 $1, 509,141 Sept.28 17J.440 33, 583,136 Dec. 31 T h e F i r s t National 3,000,000 1,500,000 Bank of San Francisco. The First National 400,000 600,000 55,417 8,286,672 ...do—Bank of Roanoke. The East River Na- 2,500,000 1,750,000 831,961 54,426,420 Sept.28 tional bank of the City of New York. The Lodi National 100,000 42,466 2,289,815 Dec. 31 200,000 Bank, Lodi. 50,000 The Sycamore National 100,000 5,000 1,802,017 ...do—. Bank, Sycamore. 400,020 1,000,000 226,979 10,424,202 . . . d o — The Farmers National Bank of Reading. 200,000 200,000 70,037 3, 655,144 . . d o — The First National Bank of East Liverpool. The Atlantic National 5,000,000 3, 500,000 371,016 111,961,587 .-.do— Bank of Boston. 100,000 The Aquidneek Na200,000 71,718 3,301, 704 . . . d o . . . tional Bank of Newport. 25,000 The First National 6,500 923 279, 579 . . . d o — Bank of Burlington. The First National 2,000,000 2,000,000 1,114, 708 37,385,413 . . . d o . . . Bank of Richmond. 260,000 75,115 10,071,758 . . . d o — The Peoples National 1,000,000 Bank of Charleston. 15,271,441 . . . d o — The Bank of Charleston 1,000,000 217, 907 500,000 National Banking Association, Charleston. 165,487,274 . . - d o . . . The Philadelphia Na- 5,000,000 10,000,000 2,277, 522 tional Bank, Philadelphia. 83,886,929 ...do — The Franklin National - 2,000, 000 5,000,000 1,014, 504 Bank of Philadelphia. i to $3,000,000 prior to consolidation but subsequent to December 31,1925. 1925 Dec. 12 Dec. 31 Do. Do. Do. 1926 Jan. 2 Do. Jan. 5 Jan. 30 Feb. 6 Feb. 23 Feb.27 Do. Mar. 1 Mar.31 Apr. 1 TABLE NO. 6.—Capital stock, surplus, undivided profits, and aggregate resources of national banks consolidated under act of November 7, 1918, for the year ended October 81, 1926, as shown by their last reports of condition prior to consolidation—Continued Closing banks Charter No. Title and location State Capital Continuing banks Surplus Undivided profits Aggregate resources Charter No. The Farmers and Mer- Va~._ $100,000 $25,000 $33,606 $979, 515 10618 chants National Bank of Charlottesville. The Mechanics a n d N . Y . - 10,000,00010,000,000 6,134,358 387,893,588 2370 Metals National Bank of the City of New York. The Union National Colo. . 24,173 1,626,634 4437 100,000 100,000 Bank of Greeley. The Security National Bank of Sisseton. The Merchants National BankofProvidence. The Peoples Trust Company of Brooklyn National Banking Association of New York. The Central-State National Bank of Memphis. The Third National Bank of Philadelphia. The Citizens National Bank of Green Bay. The Liberty National Bank of Girardville. The Fauquier National Bank in Warrenton. The Citizens National Bank of Mount Ster- S.Dak. 60,000 5,000 E . I . . . 1,000,000 1,000,000 N. Y.. 2,000,000 Tenn. Pa 60,000 Va.... 25,000 Ohio.. 60,000 6,000 The 'Third National Tenn . 300,000 Bank of Knoxville. Hellman Commercial Calif.. 2,800,000 Trust and Savings Bank National Association of Los Angeles. 200,000 Total (30 banks).. The Greeley National Bank, Greeley. 150,000 The First National Bank of Memphis. 500,000 150,000 3,743 Do. 1,629,109 . . . d o . . . Apr. 23 July 3 542 Corn Exchange National 2,200,000 6,000,000 Bank of Philadelphia. 100,000 200,000 37,661 3,660,356 2132 The Kellogg National Bank of Green Bay 140,000 338,062 4422 The First National 60,000 3, Bank of Girardville. 6126 The Fauquier National 150,000 100,000 Bank of Warrenton. 50,000 571,743 5382 The First National 75,000 1,154 Bank of Mt. Sterling. 712,654 74, 788,833. . . d o . . . July 29 63,716 3,559,850 . . . d o . . . Aug. 7 500,000 100,000 1,500,000 1,260,000 336 69,981 3,459,122 4648 29,020,000 35,826,000 16,313,516 743,225,011 1 Did not report prior to consolidation. 17,000 The Chase National 20,000,000 15,000,000 12,460,936 630,326,411 . . . d o . . . Bank of the City of New York. 228,232 219,00* 14,143,239 Pa.-.. $140,000 Date of Aggregate Date of consoliresources reports dation 1926 ' i925 $40,124 $3,640,165 Dec. 31 Apr. 10 Undivided profits 500,000 1, 000,000 1, 300,000 350,000 $400,000 Surplus 1926 546,608 Apr. 12 May 14 26,000 The Citizens National 50,000 4,222 Bank of Sisseton. 5,471,525 . . d o . . . May 15 500,000 1,000,000 426,726 898,736 13,083,989 1302 The Providence National Bank, Providence. 1461 The National City Bank 50,000,000 50,000,000 20,985,1,684 837,094,929 . . . d o . . . June 26 of New York. 127,258 10,710,701 Wis... The National Bank of Charlottesville. Capital 340,457 6395 600,000 600,000 Title and location 3538 The Holston National Bank of Knoxville. The Merchants National Bank of Los Angeles. 8, 530,804 June 30 26,425 1,101, 361 . d o . . . Sept. 1 72,564 2,080,516 . . . d o . . . Do. 6,484 1,023, 548. . . d o . . . Oct. 1 258,069 5,863,633 . . . d o . . Oct. 2 733,843 52,238,087 . . . d o . . Oct. 8 99,410,020 101,312, 500 42,606, 720 2,171,517,611 Jr* ^ REPORT OF THE COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY 147 TABLE N O . 7.—National banks consolidated under act of November 7, 1918, their capital, surplus, undivided profits, and aggregate assets, year ended October SI, 1926 Consoli- CharTitle and location of bank da- ter tion No. No. ——-—^n^_——~— State Date of consolidation Capital Surplus Undivided profits Aggregate assets 1925 135 2,360 The Lebanon-Citizens Na- Ohio- Dec. 12 $275,000 $275,000 $50,000 $2,454,874 136 1,741 Calif- Dec. 31 6,000,000 2,500,000 582,157 87,296,077 V a ~ ~ — do 1,000,000 1,000,000 128,417 22,310,323 3,000,000 2,500,000 571, 318 64,294,590 Calif.. . . . d o — . 400,000 150,000 50,000 3,723,830 111 1926 Jan. 2 175,000 87,500 8,764 Pa do 500,010 1,500,000 185, 705 100,000 137 2, 737 138 1,105 139111,126 tional Bank & Trust Co. Crocker First National Back of Sail Francisco The First National Exchange Bank of Eoanoke. Bowery and East Ei ver National Bank of the City of New York. The Lodi National Bank, Lodi. 140 1,896 The First National Bank 141 142 2,146 143 643 144 1,546 145 9,808 146 1,111 147 1,621 148 2,044 149 of Sycamore. Farmers National Bank of Eeading. The First National Bank of East Liverpool. The Atlantic National Bank of Boston The Aquidneek National Exchange Bank and Savings Co. of Newport. The First National Bank of Bnrlinffton First and Merchants National Bank of Kichmond. Pe,oples-First National Bank of Charleston. The South Carolina National Bank of Charleston. The Philadelphia-Girard National Bank, Philadelphia. The Franklin Fourth Street National Bank of Philadelphia. The National Bank of Chariot V~ l i o l 1\FVtpsville LCtJ T U l V ( The Chase National Bank of the City of New York. The Greeley Union National Bank, Greeley. Citizens Security National The Providence National Bank, Providence. The National City Bank 696 The 539 150 5,459 151 10, 618 152 2,370 163 4,437 154 6,395 155 1,302 156 1,461 N. Y. .do Ohio.- Jan. 5 300,000 300,000 Mass- Jan. 30 5, 000, 000 3,500,000 E . I . . . Feb. 6 300,000 175,000 Wash. Feb. 23 Va Feb. 27 s. c......do — s.c... Mar. 1 10,000 3,195 592,084 300,000 57,189,079 1, 000, 000 500,000 38, 670 13,630,180 1,100,000 650,000 233,190 26, 985, 763 Pa Mar. 31 8,000,000 17,000,000 2, 600,000 240, U6,341 Pa— Apr. 1 6,000,000 15, 000, 000 3,267,902 170, 506, 306 Va — Apr. 10 500,000 166,000 63,406 4,483,286 N.Y.. -_.do._. 40,000,000 25,000, 000 18,994, 615 766,317,293 Colo-- Apr. 23 200,000 50,000 22, 078 S. Dak May 14 50,000 25,000 3,686 873,721 E.I — May 15 1, 500,000 2,500,000 421,355 18,404,638 N . Y . . June 26 2, 573,999 50,000,000 50, 000, 000 15, 869, 768 923, 862,395 1,000,000 158 542 Corn Exchange National Pa- — July 29 2,700, OOQ 159 2,132 Kellogg-Citizens National \Vis.__ Aug. 7 160 4,422 The First National Bank P a . — Sept. 1 161 6,126 The 800,000 125,000 19,044,146 7, 300,000 570,041 86,038,868 400,000 100,000 50,000 6,896,442 80,000 120,000 36, 701 1, 431, 510 V a — ...do... 150,000 150,000 27,000 2,506,379 Ohio-. Oct. 1 70,000 20,000 15,000 1,397,247 600,000 150,000 9,440,535 Tenn— Oct. 2 600,000 x>an*t oi i^uoAvine. 164 3,538 Merchants National Trust, Calif-. Oct. 8 4,000,000 and Savings Bank of Los Angeles. Total (30 banks) 6,692,771 3,000,000 Tenn- July 3 Fauquier National Bank of Warrenton, 162 5,382 The First-Citizens National Bank of Mt. Sterling. 163 4,648 The Holston N a t i o n a l 100,640 50,000 336 The First National Bank Rank nf Philideluhia 4,738,295 129, 474 135,385,016 3,000,000 157 of Memphis. 2,656,012 12 484 SRfi *-*-} ^ o ^ j OOQ 3,000,000 1,864, 251 131, 966, 724 137,350,010 137,977,500 46,562,333 2,826,293,109 1 148 KEPORT OF THE COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY TABLE NO. 8.—Number and capital of State banks converted into national banking associations in each State and Territory from 1863 to October SI, 1926 Number of banks State or Territory Haine New Hampshire Vermont Massachusetts Bhode Island Connecticut - New England States Capital State or Territory 34 28 22 160 52 65 $4, 605, 000 2, 595, 000 2, 029, 990 72, 691, 200 16, 717, 550 18, 932, 770 391 117, 571, 510 New York New Jersey Pennsylvania.Delaware Maryland District of Columbia 232 49 114 6 36 6 113, 531, 291 9,520, 450 32,474, 095 585, 010 10, 249, 372 1,080, 000 Eastern States 443 - 67 33 37 48 28 20 29 16 12 137 40 41 49 Southern States 557 Virginia West Virginia North Carolina South Carolina Georgia Florida Alabama Mississippi Louisiana Texas.. Arkansas Kentucky Tennessee - - Number of banks Ohio Indiana Illinois Michigan Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa Missouri Middle Western States. North Dakota South Pakota ._ Nebraska Kansas Montana 167, 440, 218 Wyoming Colorado 5, 937,100 New Mexico 2,208,900 Oklahoma 3, 511, 000 4,512,000 Western States 2,937,000 2,065,000 Washington 3.110, 000 Oregon. 1,290,000 California 3, 575, 000 Idaho 9,832, 500 Nevada 2,407, 500 Arizona 5,881, 900 4, 515, 000 PaciBc States. 51, 782,900 Capital 24 25 39 25 33 107 42 46 $2, 890,000 1,608,000 4,130,000 2, 870,000 3, 395,000 6,946, 000 1, 935,000 17,051,800 341 40,825,800 83 48 72 78 37 9 34 2, 735,000 1, 650, 000 3,000,000 3,877,000 1,485,000 7 191 2,655,000 400,000 7,870,000 559 24, 592, 000 60 28 109 26 1 5 5, 625,000 1, 651,000 24, 597,800 1,080, 000 50,000 300,000 2,520 435,516,228 33,303,800 United States TABLE NO. 9.—Conversions of State banks and primary organizations as national banks since March 14, 1900, to October SI, 1926 Conversions of State banks Classification Number Capital less than $50,000 Capital $50,008 or over Total Capital Reorganizations from State and Primary organiprivate banks and zations national banks Number Capital Number Capital Total Number Capital 868 $23,108,300 1,147 $30,382,000 2,578 $66,400,500 4,593 $119,890,800 733 133,187,800 718 114,235,000 1,693 229,005,000 3,144 476,427,800 1,601 196, 296,100 1,865 144,617,000 4,271 295,405, 500 7,737 596,318,600 149 BEPORT OF THE COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY TABLE N O . 10.—Number of national banks increasing their capital, together with the amount of increase monthly for years ended October SI, since 1931 1922 1924 1923 1925 1920 Months Number Capital Number November.. December January February March April May June July August September.. October 7 $2,690,000 7 425,000 24 3,320,000 25 7,420,000 16 1,286,000 23 3,030,000 17 2,055,000 23 4,040,000 39 6,074,850 21 1,821,500 12 1,200,000 15 1, 665, 000 11 49 57 28 30 22 15 22 29 16 10 13 Total... 229 35,027,350 1302 Number Capital $880,000 11,165,000 6,835,000 3,605,000 3,870,000 2,505,000 2,540,000 2,700,000 3,200,000 1,485,000 1,045, 000 3,037,500 9 12 34 25 24 22 6 11 26 5 9 13 142,867,500 U 9 6 Capital Number $1,740,000 1,475,000 4,100,000 5,935,000 3,487,500 2,115,000 675,000 485,000 2,165,000 410,000 1,040, 000 1,325,000 8 13 21 19 18 22 12 22 26 13 14 15 * 24,952,500 ' 2 0 3 Capital Number $590,000 3,287,500 2,000,000 14,687,500 2,950,000 7,220,000 1,465,000 3,570,000 2,185,000 2,160,000 2,240,000 1,055,000 8 9 24 31 28 17 25 11 15 28 8 7 7 Capital $1,255,000 4,850,000 6,030,000 6,081,250 4,120, 000 18,060,000 1,485,000 1,918,750 3,057,500 1,360,000 438,000 787,500 43,410,000 *210 ' 49,440,000 1 Of these cases, 165 were effected wholly or in part b y stock dividends aggregating $24,749,000. a Of these cases, 78 were effected wholly or in part by stock dividends aggregating $7,093,583. • Of these cases, 85 were effected wholly or In part b y stock dividends aggregating $7,680,300. * Of these cases 67 were effected wholly or in part b y stock dividends aggregating $8,846,400. TABLE N O . 11.—Number and authorized capital of national banks chartered and the number and capital stock of banks closed in each year ended October 31, since 1918, with the yearly increase or decrease Closed Chartered Consolidated under act Nov. 7,1918 Year No. 1915.... 1916.... 1917.... 1918.... 1919.... 1920.._ 1921... 1922... 1923... 1924 . . 1925... 1926... Capital No. 195 $18,675,000 144 9,689,500 122 6, 630, 000 176 11, 590,000 164 13. 400,000 245 21' 780,000 361 31,077, 500 169 20, 005,000 232 24, 890,800 190 30, 522, 500 135 21,375, 000 251 26,040,000 160 29,705, 000 Loss to capital In voluntary liquidation No. Capital 113 $26, 487,000 82 13,795,000 135 14,828,000 107 14,367,500 68 16,165,000 83 16, 380,000 i$3,220,000 84 14, 730,000 11,650,000 93 37, 075,000 I 850,000 1 3,275, 000 103 18,910,000 39,290,000 121 '2,575,000 11,255, 000 155 40,745, 000 11,660, 000 123 14,467, 500 1 4, 455, 010 153 28, 668,300 Insolvent No. 21 14 13 7 2 1 5 34 31 53 138 98 Capital $1,., 810,000 1,830,000 805,000 1,230,000 250,000 25,000 205,000 1,870,000 2,015,000 3,405,000 9,635,000 6,420,000 5,412,500 Net yearly Net yearly increase decrease (exclusive of (exclusive of existing banks existing banks increasing decreasing their capital) their capital) No. Capital 62 94 135 $2,155,000 257 14,492, 500 18 77 690,800 No. Capital $9,622,000 5,935,500 9,003,000 4,007,500 3,015,000 19,790,000 8 14,747,500 174 30,260,000 15 3,~492,~5O6 114 8,820,810 > Amount of capital stock reductions incident to consolidations. 8 Includes one bank with capital of $50,000 restored to solvency. There was also one bank restored with capital of $40,000 for which a receiver had been appointed prior to Nov. 1,1925. Also includes 2 banks with aggregate capital of $550,000, which had been placed in voluntary liquidation by their shareholders prior to Nov. 1,1925. 3 There was a decrease of 110 banks, considering the 2 banks restored to solvency and the 2 banks which were in voluntary liquidation. 150 REPORT OF THE COMPTBOLLEK OF THE CUHBENCY TABLE N O . 12.—Total number of national banks organized, consolidated under act November 7, 1918, insolvent, in voluntary liquidation, and in operation on October 31, 1926 Organized States Maine New Hampshire Rhode Island Connecticut Total New England States New York Total Eastern States Virginia West Virginia North Carolina South Carolina .. ... . . . — 65 116 65 13 22 169 49 44 67 55 46 155 789 14 34 352 389 885 21 7 14 265 548 41 11 84 13 1,829 127 30 3 51 10 48 2 3 2,547 45 114 559 234 9 45 5 4 2,787 42 173 810 1,762 630 397 701 12 5 3 34 18 26 236 133 174 348 241 498 166 106 . 67 83 1,028 -. _ 121 ___ - Total Southern States Ohio - Illinois 264 237 435 494 Iowa Missouri Total Middle States North Dakota South Dakota Nebraska Montana . - New Mexico Oklahoma _ -- i - 2 2 6 i Total Western States California... Idaho ... Utah . Nevada . . Total Pacific States Alaska Hawaii Porto Eico Total Alaska and insular possessions Total United States, Alaska, and insular pos- g 1 2 3 2 3 16 12 44 46 28 173 124 80 69 62 26 82 65 41 106 300 26 665 85 78 73 140 103 28 40 111 65 89 127 37 33 135 157 300 318 268 6 14 111 137 36 210 1,046 2,134 240 199 343 431 1 1 48 55 38 43 153 104 165 204 78 2 712 2 43 38 39 140 127 49 13 47 23 299 2,453 12 353 775 1,313 4 30 12 18 23 3 2 3 56 25 170 27 4 9 108 97 267 56 20 10 17 91 304 575 1 4 198 134 466 106 ... . 2 31 32 3,426 189 57 - 292 873 19 229 191 163 127 159 Louisiana Texas Arkansas— Kentucky _. Tennessee 49 183 10 13 63 7 6 13 11 18 15 12 2 8 65 9 6 11 113 Florida In liqui- In operadation tion i 7 16 1 6 358 1,118 29 District of Columbia Insolvent 1 1 1 6 2 3 113 73 76 346 . Consolidated under act Nov. 7,1918 4 2 11 38 16 29 2 987 17 62 12 28 24 13 257 76 32 127 31 368 5 6 1 4 1 12 6 6 3,852 8,008 13,001 166 975 2 BEPOHT OF THE COMPTROLLER OF THE CUBBENCY 151 TABLE NO. 13.—Changes of corporate title of national banks, year ended October SI, 1926 Charter No. Title and location 12220 The Grand Avenue National Bank of St. Louis, Mo., to "The Grand National Bank of St. Louis" _ _ _ The Fruit Growers National Bank of Smyrna, Del., to " The Fruit Growers National Bank and Trust Company of Smyrna" . . 1364 The National Bank of Norwich, N. Y., to " The National Bank and Trust Company of Norwich" 11603 The Peoples National Bank of Lynbrook, N. Y., to " The Peoples National Bank and Trust Company of Lynbrook" 2410 The Farmers National Bank of Rome, N. Y., to " The Farmers National Bank and Trust Company of Rome" 2336 12392 The Longview National Bank, Longview, 'Wash., to "The First National Bank of 2869 4318 0026 9023 W52S 471 718 2697 110(5 3611 8643 12172 8367 11768 H830 12256 8873 11759 2626 4668 12100 823 6198 8600 12546 6769 J1736 2577 10629 12868 6120 2448 2229 Longview" The National Bank of West Grove, Pa., to " The National Bank and Trust Company of West Grove" Central National Bank Savings and Trust Co. of Cleveland, Ohio, to " Central National Bank of Cleveland" The Mount KiscoNational Bank, Mount Kisco,N.Y., t o " The Mount KiscoNational Bank and Trust Company" _ The First National Bank of Hamburg, Pa., to "The First National Bank and Trust Company of Hamburg" __ The First National Bank of Tuckahoe, N. Y., to " The First National Bank & Trust Company of Tuckahoe" , The First National Bank ol Ossining, N. Y.( to "The First National Bank and Trust Company of Ossining" _ The First National Bank of Covington, Ky., to " The First National Bank and Trust Company of Covington" _ _ First Utah National Bank of Ogden, Utah, to " First National Bank of Ogden" The Highland National Bank of Newburgh, N. Y., to " The Highland National Bank & Trust Ce. of Newburgh" _ ___ The Chenango National Bank of Norwich, N, Y., to " The Chenango County National Bank and Trust Company of Norwich" Planters and Merchants National Bank ol South Boston, Va., to " Planters and Merchants First National Bank of South Boston" The Paso Robles National Bank, Paso Robles, Calif., to " First National Bank in Paso Robles" The First National Bank of Ramsey, N. J., to "The First National Bunk and Trust Company of Ramsey" , Community-South Side National Bank of Buffalo, N. Y., to " The Community National Bank of Buffalo" New First National Bank of Hartford, Ark., to " First National Bank in Hartford " Bergen National Bank of Jersey City, N. J., to "Journal Square National Bank of Jersey City" — The First National Bank of Amityville, N. Y., to " First National Bank and Trust Company of Amityville" — The Citizens National Bank of Ridgewood, N. J., to " Citizens National Bank and Trust Company olEidgewood" —J The Tarrytown National Bank, Tarrytown, N. Y., to "The Tarrytown National Bank and Trust Company" The Old National Bank ot Spokane, Wash., to "The Old National Bank and Union Trust Company of Spokane" The Nationa I Bank of Winter Haven, Fla., to " The American National Bank of Winter The First "NationarBankof WeCity'SfBrookiyn, N". Y., to "First National Bank of Brooklyn" . The Port Richmond National Bank, Port Richmond, N. Y., to " Staten Island National Bank & Trust Company of New York" Pitman National Bank, Pitman, N. J., to " Pitman National Bank and Trust Company" The First National Bank of Seabreeze, Fla., to " First National Bank of Daytona Beach, Florida," to conform to change in name of place in which the bank is located The First National Bank of Columbia, Ky., to "The First National Bank & Trust Company of Columbia" The First National Bank of Minidoka, Idaho, to "The First National Bank of Paul," Idaho The Citizens National Bank of Mansfield, Ohio, to "The Citizens National Bank and Trust Company of Mansfield" The Farmers and Merchants National Bank of Benton Harbor, Mich., to " Farmers and Merchants National Bank & Trust Company of Benton Harbor" The City National Bank of Miami, Fla., to " The City National Bank and Trust Company of Miami" — The Leavitt and Johnson National Bank of Waterloo, Iowa, to " The Pioneer National Bank of Waterloo" The First National Bank of Camden, N. Y., to " The First National Bank and Trust Company of Camden" — — The National Bank of Haverstraw, N. Y., to "The National Bank of Haverstraw and Trust Company" .............. 18005"—27 11 Date 1925 Nov. M Dec. 1 Deo. 3 Dec. 21 Dec. 30 1929 Jan. J Jan. 1J Jan. IS Do. Jan. IS Do. Jan. 18 Jan. 19 Do. Jan. 20 Do. Jan. 26 Do. .' Feb. 1 Do. : Feb. 1 Mar. 3 Mar. 16 Mar. 27 Apr. 1 Apr. 5 Apr. 15 Apr. 23 May 1 May 5 Do. May 6 May 7 May 20 May 22 Do. May 28 June 2 June 3 152 REPORT OF THE COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY TABLE N O . 13.—Changes of corporate title of national banks, year ended October 31, 1926—Continued Charter No. 5411 8418 1342 12449 4408 7703 8394 3728 1363 6429 6694 9293 12665 10358 9597 Title and location Date The First National Bank of Mamaroneck, N. Y., to "The First National Bank and Trust Company of Mamaroneck" The National Bank o{ Commerce in Pittsburgh Kans., to "American Exchange National Bank of Commerce in Pittsburg" The Merchants National Bank of Syracuse, N . Y., to " The Merchants National Bank & Trust Company of Syracuse" : Tha First National Bank ol Floral Park, N . Y., to " Tho First National Bank and Trust Company of Floral Park" _ _ Ths First National Bank of Orwigsburg, Pa., to " The First National Bank and Trust Company of Orwigsburg". The First National Bank of Freeport, N . Y., to "Tho First National Bank and Trust Company of Freeport" The Closter National Bank, Closter, N . J., to " Closter National Bank and Trtist Company'* . ...... .. , . r .... The National Bank of Arizona at Phoenix, Ariz., to " First National Bank of Arizona at Phoenix" The National Bank of Port Jervis, N. Y., to " The National Bank and Trust Company of Port Jervis" The Second National Bank of Minot, N . Dak., to " First National Bank in Minot".... Tho First National Bank of Massena, N . Y., to "The First National Bank and Trust Company of Massena" The Farmers National Bank of Kansas, 111., to "The Kansas National Bank" The New First National Bank in Oakland, Calif., to " First National Bank in Oakland ". Tho Babjlon National Bank, Babylon, N . Y., to*'The Bablyon National Bank & Trust Company" The First National Bank of Blackwood, N. J., to "The First National Bank and Trust Company of Blackwood" . 1926 June 4 June 7 June 14 June 24 July 1 July 8 July 14 July 17 July 19 July 20 July 27 Aug. 3 Aug. 10 Aug. 24 Oct. 12 TABLE N O . 14.—Changes of title incident to consolidations of national banks, year ended October SI, 19S6 The Citizens National Bank and Trust Co. of Lebanon, Ohio (4239), and Lebanon National Bank & Trust Co. (2360) consolidated under the charter of the latter, with title: The Lebanon-Citizens National Bank & Trust Company. The Crocker National Bank of San Francisco, Calif. (3555), and The First National Bank of San Francisco (1741), consolidated under the charter of the latter, with title: Crocker First National Bank of San Francisco. Tho National Exchange Bank of Koanoke, Va. (4027), and The First National Bank of Boanoke (2737) consolidated under the charter of the latter, with title: The First National Exchange Bank of Roanoke. Bowery National Bank of New York, N. Y. (12837), and The East Biver National Bank of the City of New York (1105) consolidated under the charter of the latter, with title: Bowery and East Elver National Bank of the City of New York. The Citizens National Bank of Sycamore, m . (9572), and The Sycamore National Bank (1896) consolidated under the charter of the latter, with title: The First National Bank of Sycamore. The National Exchange Bank of Newport, B. I. (1565), and The Aquidneck National Bank of Newport (1546) consolidated under the charter of the latter, with title: The Aquidneck National Exchange Bank and Savings Company of Newport. The Merchant National Bank of Richmond, Va. (1754), and The First National Bank of Richmond (1111) consolidated under the charter of the latter, with title: First and Merchants National Bank of Richmond. The First National Bank of Charleston, S. C. (1622), and The Peoples National Bank of Charleston (1621) consolidated under the charter of the latter, with title: Peoples-First National Bank of Charleston. The Norwood-Carolina National Bank of Charleston, S. C. (12865), and The Bank of Charleston National Banking Association (2044) consolidated under the charter of the latter, with title: The South Carolina National Bank of Charleston. The Oirard National Bank of Philadelphia, Pa. (592), and The Philadelphia National Bank (539) consolidated under the charter of the latter, with title: The Philadelphia-Girard National Bank. The Fourth Street National Bank of Philadelphia, Pa. (3557), and The Franklin National Bank of Philadelphia (5458) consolidated under the charter of the latter, with title: The Franklin Fourth Street National Bank of Philadelphia. The Union National Bank of Greeley, Colo. (7604), and The Greeley National Bank (4437) consolidated under the charter of the latter, with title: The Greeley Union National Bank. The Security National Bank of Sisseton, S. Dak. (11341), and The Citizens National Bank of Sisseton (6895) consolidated under the charter of the latter, with title: Citizens Security National Bank of Sisseton. The Citizens National Bank of Qreen Bay, Wis. (3884), and The Kellogg National Bank of Green Bay (2132) consolidated under the charter of the latter, with title: Kellogg-Citizens National Bank of Green Bay. The Citizens National Bank of Mount Sterling, Ohio (9095), and The First National Bank of Mt. Sterling (5382) consolidated under the charter of the latter, with title: The First-Citizens National Bank of Mt. Sterling. Hellinan Commercial Trust and Savings Bank National Association of Los Angeles, CaKf. (12986), and The Merchants National Bank of Los Angeles (3538) consolidated under the charter of the latter, with title: Merchants National Trust and Savings Bank of Los Angeles. EBPOET OF THE COMPTBOLLEB OF TUTS, CUBEEjSTOY 153 TABLE NO. 15.—National banks chartered during the year ended October 31, 1926 12906 12980 12962 12993 $200,000 30,000 80,000 300,600 Ensley National Bank of Birmingham • First National Bank of Goodwater American National Bank of Union Springs. Alabama National Bank of Montgomery... Total (4 banks). 12914 12985 580,000 30,000 25,000 First National Bank in Tuckerman. First National Bank of Ozark Total (2 banks) _ 55,000 CALIFOKNIA 12852 12856 12893 12904 12909 12910 12918 12929 12937 12976 12986 12988 12996 13001 100,000 200,-000 100, 000 100,000 100,000 50,000 South Pasadena National Bank, South Pasadena... _ New First National Bank in Santa Paula _ Eneinal National Bank of Alameda Compton National Bank, Compton Liberty National Bank of Beverly Hills _ Altadena National Bank, Altaden-a 2 . Commercial National Bank of Santa Maria _ DinubaNational Bank, Dinuba. __ East Bay National Bank of Oakland First National Bank of Fontana. Hellman Commercial Trust & Savings Bank National Association of Los Angeles 3 City National Bank of Huntington Park Union National Bank of Ventura Oilfields National Bank of Brea 100,000 100,000 1,000,000 50,000 2, 500, 000 100,000 200,000 60,000 Total (14 banks). 4, 750,000 COLORADO 12974 200,000 South Broadway National Bank of Denver CONNECTICUT 12846 12973 200,000 50,000 City National Bank of New Britain Byram National Bank of East Port Chester Total (2banks). 250,000 . DELAWARE 25,000 12882 First National Bank of Milton. 12842 12868 12871 12880 12887 12906 12930 12983 National Bank of Commerce of Tampa.. City National Bank of M i a m i ' . . First National Bank of Kissimmee American National Bank of Bradenton. Third National Bank of M iami First National Bank of Clearwater National Bank of West Palm Beach First National Bank of Auburndale 200,000 1,000,000 50,000 150,000 600,000 200,090 100,000 60,000 2, 250,000 Total (8 banks). 12863 300,000 New Georgia National Bank of Albany ILLINOIS 12870 12873 12926 12945 12991 50,000 200,000 60,000 200,000 750, 000 First National Bank of Antioeh. _. Lawrence Avenue National Bank of Chicago Farmers & Merchants National Bank of Roseviile Halsted Exchange National Bank of Chicago National Stock Yards National Bank of National City ' Total (5banks) 1 3 3 j 1,250,000 Post office Ensley. Post office Altadena branch, Pasadena. With a main office and 31 branches in California. Consolidated on Oct. 8, 1928, with Merchants National Trust and Savings Bank of Los Angeles under act of Nov. 7,1918. * Title changed to " T h e City National Bank and Trust Co. of Miami." »Post office, National Stock Yards. 154 KKPOKT OK THE COMI'TIIOLLKH OP THE •CVRKKNCV TAHI.H NO. 15.—Motional hanks cliorltrc.d during the year nukd October 81, 1!)26— Continued Charier No. Title Oipit HMO . New T'irst National Hunk of Knimiiind 12952 National Jlunk of MonliecUo $25,000 40, 000 Total (2 banks).. 12S49 12KH3 12030 12098 or,, (KH) Knoxville National Bank and Trust Co., Knox\lll<> First National Bank i n Ashton Khenandoah National Bank, Slienaiuloah . . N e w First National Bank i n N e w Hampton . 100,000 25,000 300,000 A), 000 Total (4 banks).. 1SV3S 275, (XX) Towauda National Bauk, T o w a n d a . 2,1,000 KK.STI'CKY 12901 12082 Peoples National Bank of Paditrali First National Bank of Orayson J 00.000 no, ooo Total (2 banks) 12923 12WI2 150,000 National Bank of Tallulali 50,000 Mawachusetts National Bank of Boston < f i r s t National Bank in Medfonl ....- ' Total (2 banks) 1,000,000 200,000 1.200,000 MK!IJ(,AN* OriswoM National Bank of T)eI roit First National Bank of Brighton ... Inkster National Bank, Inksti'r .... 12S78 First National Bank of Algonao 12<H4 First National Bank in J i y m o u t h . . . . 12UK1 First National Bank in Mount ( > J I I I W . ... 12U71 First National Bank of Dearborn J 21)89 Lincoln Park National Bank, Lincoln l'"tk " 2,000,000 2fl.(XK) 25,000 :to,ooo no, (XX) 12847 ram J2VV9 Totnl (8banks) 200, (XX) -iso, mo UK), 000 :........ 2,.S80,0(X) MtNSFf-OTA 12844 128M 12U22 J2M1 121M7 121)99 12U72 N e w First National B a n k in Ijunberton First National Bank in liilfbfleld Fnrmors National Bank in Alexandria. . National Kirhango iinnk in S i . J'nul. . . . . First National B a n k i n M a h n o m e n . . . First National Bank of Moose Lake Buffalo National Bank, Buffalo . Bloomiiigton-Lakc National Bank of Minneapolis 2T),O0O 7i>.(KX) 'J(X), 000 250,000 2.1,000 2.% MX) 25,000 200,000 Total (Sbanks) 72:>,O00 MlSSOCItl 23,000 2,000,000 100. (KM) 12907 I First National Bank of Oran . 12910 | Boatmen's National B a n k of f t . Louis 12055 ! Citizen) National Bank of M a p l c » ood 2. 125,000 TotulCI banks) 128M) ; llockinguaiu National Bank of Jvveter ' Wit h 2 branches in Boston. under act of N o v . 7, 1018. • Post office, Detroit. - -—- 10UOOO ('onsolidaled on Jan. ,10.1<J2C, w i t h tho Atlantic- National Bauk of Boston, EEPOHT OF THE COMPTBOLLEB OF THE CUBBENCY 155 TABLE N O . 15.—National banks chartered during the year ended October 31, 1926— Continued 12848 12864 12861 12876 12886 12891 12894 12895 12901 12902 12903 12917 12939 12842 12946 12949 12964 12977 12978 12981 12984 12990 Westside National Bank of West Paterspn Haledon National Bank, Haledon ____ Prospect Park National Bank, Prospect Park Peoples National Bank of Irvington ,-Pacific Avenue National Bank of Atlantic City Allenhurst National Bank, Allenhurst... Woodlynne National Bank, Woodlynne.. Columbus National Bank of Paterson _._ _ Eastside National Bank of Paterson _._ Hillsdale National Bank, Hillsdale Pennsauken Township National Bank of North MerchantvilleNational Bank of Mantua Labor National Bank of Jersey City Manville National Bank, Manville--Port Newark National Bank of Newark ___ Prospect National Bank of Trenton _ Peoples National Bank of Newark. __ _._ Woodbine National Bank, Woodbine •_ First National Bank of Stone Harbor Teaneck National Bank, Teaneck _ First National Bank of Riverside... Mechanics National Bank of Bayonne Total (22 banks). 12879 12924 First National Bank of Hatch.. First National Bank in Eaton. 975,000 ,50,000 it), 000 lOO, 000 200,000 60,000 25,000 200,000 .200,000 50,000 25,000 rmooo 200,000 80,000 200,000 200,000 200,000 ^0,000 25,000 60,000 100,000 200,000 2,330,000 NEW MEXICO 25,000 100,000 125,000 Total (2 banks). NEW YOBK 12874 12884 12886 12892 12897 12900 12926 12932 12938 12940 12948 12951 12954 12956 12957 12958 12963 12986 12970 12980 12987 12992 12997 13000 Central National Bank of the City of New York _ First National Bank of Sherrill. Long Island National Bank of New York. _____ Lafayette National Bank of Brooklyn in New York _ _ National Bank of Bidgewood in New York. Melrose National Bank of New York 8 Seneca National Bank of West Seneca Peoples Trust Co. of Brooklyn National Banking Association of New York ».. North Syracuse National Bank, North Syracuse Crestwood National Bank of Tuckahoe. Rugby National Bank of Brooklyn in New York.. _ Central Park National Bank, Central Park _ _ Citizens National Bank of Waverly. First National Bank of Elmstord _ _ Woodslde National Bank of New York _ Fair Haven National Bank, Fair Haven _ Seaford National Bank, Seated National Bank of Yorkville in New York _ Traders National Bank of Brooklyn in New York. _ __. Granite National Bank of Brooklyn in New York _ Hampton Bays National Bank, Hampton Bays First National Bank of Ardsley Franklin Square National Bank, Franklin Square. :. Flatbush National Bank of Brooklyn in New York 2,000,000 25,000 250,000 200,000 200,000 500,000 50,000 2,000,000 25,000 50,000 200,000 50,000 50,000 50,000 200,000 25,000 50,000 500,000 500,000 300,000 50,000 25,000 60,000 300,000 7,650,000 Total (24 banks). NORTH CAROLINA 12890 Cherryville National Bank, CherryviUe KORTH DAKOTA 12853 12875 First National Bank of Gackle. National Bank in Wahpeton.__ 100,000 25,000 25,000 50,000 Total (2 hanks). OKLAHOMA 12890 12908 12918 Commercial National Bank in Muskogee. First National Bank in Tishomingo Citizens National Bank of Muskogee Total (3 banks). 300,000 25,000 100,000 425,000 • Post office, Buffalo. • Post office, Brooklyn, with 11 branches in the County of Kings, N. Y. Consolidated on June 2«, 1926. the National City Bank of New York under act of Nov. 7,1918. Digitized forwith FRASER 156 EBPOET OF THE COMPTROLLER OF THE CUBKENCY TABLE NO. 15.—National banks chartered during the year ended October SI, 1926— Continued PENNSYLVANIA 12868 12860 12911 12912 12921 12931 12933 12934 12967 12975 12994 Oakmont National Bank, Oakmont « Queen Lane National Bank in Germantown at Philadelphia First National Bank of Newfoundland.. First National Bank in Derry First National Bank of Kingston National Bank of Olney in Philadelphia Wilcox National Bank, Wilcox Union National Bank of Carnegie.. Dale National Bank, Dale » Fogelsville National Bank, Fogelsville National Bank and Trust Company of Monessen Total (11 banks) $25,000 200,000 25,000 50,080 100,000 200,000 25,000 100,000 50,000 25,000 150,000 950,000 SOUTH CAROLINA .128«5 Norwood-Carolina National Bank of Charleston '-' 200,000 SOUTH DAKOTA 12857 New First National Bank in Lemmon 12872 New First National Bank in Deli Eapids 12877 Deuel County National Bank of Clear Lake 12881 Citizens National Bank in Sioux Falls 12888 Citizens National Bank of Wessington 12920 New First National Bank of Howard 30,000 25,000 25,000 100,000 30,000 50,000 .' Total (6 banks) 260,000 TEXAS 12843 Farmers National Bank of Blossom 13845 First National Bank in Sulphur Springs 12850 First-Liberty National Bank, Liberty 12855 First National Bank of Dickinson.... 12867 First National Bank of Anna. _ 12898 First National Bank of Newton 12890 First National Bank of Roscoe 12915 First National Bank of Pickton ..: 12919 First National Bank of George West 12927 First National Bank of Kails 12928 First National Bank of Meadow _ 12936 State National Bank of Caddo Mills 12943 Lott National Bank, Lott _ _.1296S First National Bank of Kingsville. 12969 Citizens National Bank of Post _ 12995 First National Bank of Hebbronville _ ; _. Total (16 banks) 30,000 100,000 35,000 25,000 35,000 30,000 25,000 25,000 50,000 25,000 25,000 30,000 25,000 50,000 25,000 75,000 610,000 VIKGINIA 12966 Fauquier National Bank in Warrenton 13 25,000 WASHINGTON 12851 Greenwood National Bank, Greenwood '* Total United States (160 banks) 25,000 __ 29,705,000 "11 Post office, Upper Darby. Post office, Johnstown. " With one branch in Greenville and one in Columbia, S. O. Consolidated Mar. 1, 1926, with The South Carolina National Bank of Charleston, under act of Nov. 7,1918. « With one branch at The Plains, Va. Consolidated on Sept. 1, 1926, with The Fauquier National Bank of Warrenton under act of Nov. 7,1918. »' Post office, Seattle. EEPOfiT OF THE COMPTKOLLEK OF THE CT7BBENCY 157 TABLE N O . 16.—National banks, by States and geographical divisions, organized, failed, and reported in voluntary liquidation during the year ended October 31, 1936 Organized States Failed Num- Authorized Number capital ber Maine . . .— New Hampshire. Massachusetts Rhode Island Total New England States New York Penasylvania Total Eastern S t a t e s Virginia North Carolina South Carolina Florida Total Southern StatesOhio Michigan Total Middle Western North Dakota South Dakota New Mexico Total Western States. California 1 2 $100,000 1,200,090 2 260,000 Capital Voluntary liquidation Assets Number Capital Gross assets $50,000 $534,795 1 2 1 200,000 1,450,000 1,000,000 2,645,204 24,470,879 17,713 982 5 2,700,000 45,364,830 15 5 1 9,875,000 1,150,000 125,000 175,932,484 18,393,249 2,312,756 1 5 1,550,000 24 22 11 1 7,650,000 2,330,000 0ofl,000 25,000 58 10, 955, 000 21 11,150,000 190, 638,489 1 1 1 1 8 4 1 16 2 2 25,000 100,000 200,000 300,000 2,250,000 580,000 50,000 610,000 55,000 150,000 1, 295, 800 450,000 650,000 710,000 20, 548,140 2,345,104 12,626, 899 5, 753,165 1 10 3 1 I §60,060 100,000 2, 655,000 225,000 50,001) 2,529,685 489,173 15, 799, 228 1,666,531 883, 927 37 4, 320, 000 ===== 4 2 1 1 1 $675,000 J$2,369,408 100,000 575,858 50,000 508,310 100, 000 100,000 263, 253 705, 227 3 5 1 100,000 634, 406 10 1,125,000 5, 058, 461 32 6,435,800 62,641,352 4fi5. 930 646, 862 3 5 8 1 185,000 470, 000 390,000 300,000 1,471, 500 6,647,438 4,053,635 5,992, 504 82, 500 i 75,000 2 5 8 65,000 1,250,000 2,580,000 8 4 3 725, 000 27,r>, 000 2,125,000 2o,000 267, 570 1 5, 747,385 420,000 12 18 1,065,000 '12,009,211 564. 852 100,000 1 12 9 §50,656 455,000 10,079,040 4,242,647 30 7,020,000 35 1, 747,500 Tfl. 70I.R00 38 2,650,000 32,486,764 2 6 50,000 260,000 1 25,000 7 12 1 1 5 225,000 450,000 60,000 60,000 265,000 2,619,614 3.823,344 ' 620.601 458; 101 1,315, 514 200,000 100, 000 1,110,000 90,000 110,000 25,000 2,895,121 1,007,999 12,91S, 734 639,866 935,010 389,091 1 2 3 200,000 125,000 425,000 7 575,000 5,577,135 4 1 4 3 3 1 5 325,000 3, 609, 240 125,000 1,085,000 2, 283,390 13,296,730 15 1,085, 000 38 1,940, 000 17, 923, 549 2 17 35 2,845,000 34,266,941 1 25,000 3 200,000 1, 264, 241 14 4,750,000 4 2 2 16 2 75,000 325,000 2,412,500 75,000 504, 43C 2,256,702 34,906,337 379, 835 22 2,887. 500 38,107,310 1 2 Total Pacific States... 15 4, 775, 000 7 Total United S t a t e s - - 160 29, 705,000 90 350,000 550,000 2.6t8.078 3, 312, 319 5, 362, 500 45,994,129 153 28, 668, 300 409, 500, 216 1 Includes one bank with capital of $500,000 and assets of $1,047,154 previously reported in voluntary liquidation. 2 Includes one bank with capital of $50,000 and assets of $341,430 previously reported in voluntary liquidation. 158 REPORT OF THE COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY TABLE N O . 17.—Number and classification of national banks chartered monthly during the year ended October 31, 1926 Conversions Reorganizations Primary organizations Total Months Number November. December.. January.... February.. March April May June July.August.. Total. Capital Number Capital Number Capital $315,000 1,200,000 35,000 $26,000 25,000 2,050,000 2,025,000 55,000 350,000 200,000 2,600,000 625,000 30,000 65,000 25,000 25,000 50,000 $2,850,000 805,000 3,800,000 1,805,000 1,850,000 1,025,000 650,000 2,376,000 1,880,000 930,000 1,400,000 750,000 9,380,000 210,000 124 20,115,000 Number Capital $3,190,000 2,005,000 3,835,000 1,805,0001,905,009" 3,130,000 2,700,000 2,450,000 2,280,000' 1,130,000 4,000,000 1,275,000 160 29,705,000 BEPOHT OF THE GOMPTBOLLER OF THE CTJBBENCY 159 TABLE N O . 18.—Classification of national banks, according to capital stock, December SI, 1925 [In thousands of dollars] CAPITAL STOCK OF LESS THAN $60,000 Cities, States, and Territories Aggregate Num- loans and ber of discounts, banks including rediscounts Aggregate Aggregate resources, paid-in Aggregate capital including deposits stock rediscounts OTHEB BESEBVE CITY Chicago 306 1,213 25 1,051 1,257 880 695 409 503 2,519 1,931 1,382 1,103 1,400 100 125 75 100 75 2,1<M 1,522. 19 3,744 8,335 475 6,724 128 60 207 2 22 33,151 17,267 43,955 399 6,492 82,598 35,829 107,864 780 13,903 3,316 1,293 5,350 50 685 70,351 30,816 86,893 623 11,670 409 101,264 240,974 10,594 200,353 43 40 5 10 14 7 26 1 5 202 32 32 23 11,960 10,916 1,048 1,824 2,585 1,906 4,655 63 1,028 26,618 5,240 9,736 4,931 17,734 17,237 1,586 2,856 4,553 3,740 10,122 466 1,630 51,033 10,097 15,763 8,248 1,219 1,125 155 265 410 209 705 25 125 5,600 898 840 620 13,803 14,079 1,287 2,245 3,629 3,239 8,201 441 1,413 39,610 8,329 12,986 6,586 440 COtJKIBY BANES Maine..... New Hampshire Vermont Massachusetts Connecticut. Total New England States... New York New Jersey Pennsylvania Delaware Maryland Total Eastern States Virginia West Virginia North Carolina South Carolina Georgia Florida Alabama Mississippi Louisiana Texas Arkansas Kentucky Tennessee , Total Southern States 1,209 82,510 145,065 12,196 115,848 Ohio Indiana..... Illinois Michigan Wisconsin , Minnesota Iowa Missouri Total Middle Western States 84 78 142 19 38 183 106 37 17,375 14,553 26,745 4,169 7,423 45,102 26,000 6,567 33,588 25,055 •48,827 8,023 14,031 85, 871 40,863 12,042 2,248 2,105 3,905 530 1,000 4,839 2,995 1,043 26,469 19,279 38,383 6,641 12,049 73,802 31,810 687 147,934 268,300 18,665 218,053 North Dakota South Dakota Nebraska Kansas Montana Wyoming Colorado New Mexico Oklahoma 114 62 57 115 46 10 63 13 232 21,958 34,048 42, 575 23,957 20,662 35,868 10,460 4,228 20,730 2,868 79,455 2,920 1,650 1,570 3,023 1,200 295 1,720 335 6,010 35,777 20,068 16,035 28,903 8,587 3,636 16,772 2,255 68,600 712 123,518 240,803 18,723 200,633 6,280 5,102 11,174 3,848 1,068 918 342 12,333 10,952 24,072 8,110 1,585 2,191 974 870 840 1,600 635 100 75 100 10,651 9,081 20,606 6,913 1,300 2,002 816 , Total Western States Washington Oregon California Idaho Utah Nevada Arizona Total Pacific States Total country banks Total United States 13,431 20,291 4,780 1,649 11,885 1,402 28,732 60,217 4,120 51,369 2,424 487,702 963,694 64,773 792,980 2,424 488,008 964,907 64,798 794,031 157 ..... 14,074 9,620 160 EBPORT OP THE COMPTKOLIJEK OF THE CUBBEJiTCY TABLE N O . 18.—Classification of national banks, according to capital stock, December SI, 1925— Continued [In thousands of dollars] CAPITAL STOCJC OF $50,000 BTJT LESS THAN $200,000 Cities, States, and Territories OTHER RESERVE CITIES Aggregate loans and discounts, including rediscounts 2,737 414 270 493 655 888 Aggregate Aggregate resources, paid-in Aggregate including capital deposits rediscounts stock 5, 789 .874 586 2,356 2,195 2.212 Total all reserve cities . ; COUNTRY BANKS Maine New Hampshire Vermont Massachusetts Bhode Island Gocaccticut Total New England States New York New Jersej Pennsylvania Delaware Maryland 44,5S8 45, 503 40, 367 127,629 6,867 21,902 21,789 27,938 24,228 71,602 4,734 12,058 214,845 H O , 864 370,747 0,572 39,300 505,500 315,094 798, 357 14,03,5 79, 719 421,500 265, 509 626. 94S 16,283 65,143 Total Eastern States Virginia West Virginia N o r t h Carolina South Carolina Georgia FloridaAlabama Mississippi Louisiana Arkansas Kentucky Tennessee Total Southern States Ohio Indiana Illinois Michigan, Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa Total Middle Western States North Dakota South Dakota Nebraska. Kansas Montana Wyoming Colorado N«w Mexico, Oklahoma Total Western States Washington Oregon,., California Idaho Wall Nevada Arizona Total Pacific States. 74,7*6 66,071 63,381 32,239 .86,614 85, ITS 48,848 38.S28 13,341 207, 221 30, 858 08,390 54, 553 45,170 26,380 30,771 41,138 33.812 23,2U7 38,826 149,709 21,356 60,137 34 044 224, 13.3,991 332, aSl 129, 505 111,049. 119,517 183,797 I 56,284 16,092 1Q, 733 21, 443 7,080 168,851 102,740 262,859 108, 833 92, 787 102, 855 146,388 43,268 51,50.6 55,449 80,130 109,134 24, 893 28, 873 62, 671 18,139 2, 3,075 6,045 ,350 1,870 1,555 4,095 1,100 8,360 44,858 47,613 61,515 88,549 21,291 24, 269 51,097 15,769 111,336 4,145 3,905 12,073 2,075 700 410 950 43, ,628 137,602 28,671 7,441 6,347 14,020 127,284 28,810 26,502 86,010 17,612 5,206 4, 851 8,482 61, 659 52,153 165,422 33,361 291,127 KEPOBT OF THE COMPTBOLLER OP THE CURRENCY 161 TABLE N O . 18.—Classification of national banks, according to capital stock, Decemher SI, 1925—Continued [In thousands of dollars] C A P I T A L S T O C K OF $50,000 B U T L E S S T H A N $200,000— Continued Aggregate I ,.„„„,„,*,, Cities, States, and Territories (lisvounfc, j Aggregate paid-in capital rediscounts; stock imdading Aggregate deposits COWNTEY BANKS—continued Alaska (nonmember banks) The Territory of Hawaii (nonmember banks)... Total (nonmember banks). 200 100 3,148 1,942 300 5,087 Total country banks.. 333, 809 4, 266,076 Total United States S34, 559 4, 278, H I C A P I T A L S T O C K OF $200,000 B C T LESS T H A N $500,000 CENTRAL RESERVE CITIES New York. Chicago Total central reserve cities OTHER EESEEVE CITIES Boston Brooklyn and Bronx. Buffalo Philadelphia. Pittsburgh. Baltimore.. Washington Richmond.. Birmingham. EJ Paso Fort Worth Galveston Houston. San Antonio. Waco Little Rock Nashville. Cincinnati Columbus Indianapolis, Chicago Peoria.Grand Rapids Milwaukee.. Minneapolis. St. Paul.. Dubuque^ Sioux City. Kansas City, Mo Bt. Joseph St. Louis Lincoln. Omaha Kansas City, Kans Topeka. Wichita Helena Denver. Muskogee_. .. Oklahoma City Tulsa.. Seattle. Spokane Portland Los Angeles Ogden Salt Lake City Total other reserve cities Total all reserve cities 4,110 22,041 3,851 106,356 7,496 12,050 24,722 2,352 ,529 12, 410 8,942 17,630 6,469 8,407 10,332 8,857 ft, 7 13.588 14, 765 5,627 77,530 6,380 5,498 2,612 4,076 18,130 5,410 21,387 15,482 21,588 15,062 13,310 6,996 3,883 4,818 3,045 9,015 2,144 4,613 13,372 9.195 7,939 3,021 8,987 2,351 3,078 7,034 200 700 400 3,455 500 800 1,327 300 250 500 200 800 7*) 630 850 600 900 600 600 400 4,300 300 300 600 400 700 200 1,050 700 600 150 700 400 200 200 400 450 2-30 250 750 450 500 200 700 400 250 300 3,443 19, 479 2,927 85,1ST 5,725 9,775 19,984 1,883 3,814 11,555 3,464 15, 542 5,321 6,438 8,354 6,885 7,994 11,307 12, 516 4,782 08,292 8,144 4,481 1,771 3,361 16,934 4,745 18,964 14,171 19,677 12,596 10,932 6,249 3,249 4,374 2,498 7,989 1,837 3,954 12,458 8,538 7,036 2,557 7, 912 1,862 2, 595 6,607. 530,491 162 BEPOHT OP THE COMPTEOLLEB OF THE CUBBENCY TABLE NO. 18.—Classification of national banks, according to capital stock, December SI, 1925—Continued [In thousands of dollars] CAPITAL STOCK OF $200,000, BUT LESS THAN $500,000—Continued Cities, States, and Territories Num- loans and ber of discounts, including rediscounts COUNTRY BANKS Maine New Hampshire Vermont Massachusetts Rhode Island tkmneclicut Total New England States. JNew York,.,., New Jersey._»< Pennsylvania Delaware...... Maryland Total Eastern States. Total Southern States. Total Middle Western States. 71,763 17,156 9,107 173,397 11,990 73,823 3,400 1,200 1,100 8,940 850 4,982 59,469 12,100 5,489 143,110 8,422 57,132 80 192,292 357,236 20,472 285,719 87 43 104 179,127 105,818 235,075 4,413 11,442 346,691 205,164 476,523 9,791 16,659 16,340 10,200 25,975 663 902 291,194 170,869 368,327 7.1B2 13,727 221 535,875 1,054, 828 54,080 851,179 51, 425 29,930 32,970 31,279 16,275 18,769 28,750 24,807 8,953 73,702 19,533 22,487 13,168 75,932 45,965 50, 401 52,562 25,578 33,007 53,222 44,157 15,190 128,686 33,990 34,005 23,530 5,000 2,800 3,925 3,725 3,100 1,350 4,150 2,460 1,200 10,050 1,800 2,825 2,250 56;846 34,8:10 38,570 42,348 17,,849 30,}01 42,424 37..715 12,305 105,212 30,078 24,754 17,843 180 372,048 618,225 44,635 490, SM 50 13 ' 107,752 47,964 62,534 50,925 53,251 15,100 30,404 13,496 193, 452 92,987 132,369 99,659 96,823 31,391 53,706 25,842 13,075 6,375 8,350 4,700 6,325 2,025 3,250 1,450 150,672 74,719 107,494 84,712 80,918 26,428 44,930 22;«17 177 381,366 726,229 592; 1,90 7,861 2,210 3,363 20,030 20,165 6,843 8,874 4,083 11,811 15,945 5,729 5,886 36,628 44,659 13,090 17,806 9,519 27,817 45,550 700 250 700 2,200 2,000 850 800 650 2,050 85,240 177,079 10,200 154,294 12,610 14,381 49,175 9,659 1,057 5,087 27,639 25,209 91,516 19,242 3,681 10,176 1,950 1,750 7,450 1,050 200 400 23,155 20,363 74,194 16,682 3,179 9,342 North Dakota. South D a k o t a Nebraska Kansas Montana Wyoming Colorado New Mexico.-. Oklahoma Total Western States. Aggregate deposits 34,237 9,716 5,631 98,994 5,833 37,881 Virginia West Virginia- - North Carolina.. South Carolina.. Georgia.. Florida Alabama ... Mississippi. . . , . . Louisiana i --Texas.Arkansas Kentucky Tennessee Ohio Indiana Illinois Michigan... "Wisconsin.. Minnesota. Iowa Missouri Aggregate Aggregate paid-in resources, capital including rediscounts stock 43 Washington. Oregon California Idaho Nevada Arizona 14,519 5,220 4,054 30,866 ,39., 486 11,638 15,910 7,970 24,631 Total Pacific States _. 63 91,969 177,463 12,800 146,916 Total country banks. 754 1,658,790 3,109,060 187 j 737 2, 521,151 1,973,128 3,731,701 221,169 3,051.642 Total United States.. BEPOBT OF THE COMPTBOLLEB OP THE CUBEENCY 163 TABLE N O . 18.—Classification of national banks, according to capital stock, December SI, 1925—Continued [In thousands of dollars] CAPITAL STOCK OP $500,000, BUT LESS THAN $1,000,000 Aggregate Num- loans and ber of discounts, banks including rediscounts Cities, States, and Territories Aggregate Aggregate resources, paid-in including capital rediscounts stock deposits CEK1HAL BESEHVE CITIES New York _ Chicago Total central reserve cities.. »_ 4,874 6,116 7,880 8,587 800 600 6,431 7,127 9,990 16,467 1,400 13,558 14,044 6,491 11,505 7,765 35,128 41,514 23,701 24,022 21,426 14,626 18,117 14, 512 54,981 76,667 41,199 40,938 13,329 74, 571 21,795 16,984 31,356 10,036 23,652 22,554 11,663 16,846 12406 14,376 13,623 28,475 16,589 25,336 13,146 28,100 6,468 6,511 35, 367 8,044 6,429 14,603 16,420 10,088 15,200 33,225 15, 951 8,911 27,151 6,558 31,076 5,489 10,908 3,732 6,688 32,510 1,750 600 680 850 3,000 3,550 2,800 2,360 750 1,250 1,750 1,250 1,800 1,100 1,000 1,100 500 1.600 500 800 1,800 800 1,000 500 1,000 500 500 2,100 600 600 1,025 1,400 600 1,000 1,050 600 500 1,850 500 1,500 500 1,250 600 600 1,600 OTHER RESERVE CITIES Boston Albany. Brooklyn and Bronx.. Buffalo Philadelphia Pittsburgh Baltimore .. Washington Atlanta Jacksonville Dallas Fort Worth Houston. San Antonio ; Louisville Memphis Cincinnati ; Columbus Toledo Chicago Peoria Grand Eapids Milwaukee....Minneapolis Cedar Kapids Des Moines Dubuque... Kansas City, Mo St. Joseph St. Louis Lincoln. ©maha Kansas City, Kans... Topeka ,. Denver Pueblo .....--. Muskogee... Oklahoma City Tulsa Seattle :". Spokane Los Angeles Oakland Ogden Salt Lake City 34,549 13,668 8,760 18,355 5,274 12,438 13,190 5,555 14,408 6,528 6,131 13,056 11,943 12,697 7,648 13,413 2,661 2,822 22,411 4,460 1,016 8,007 12,207 4,940 5,771 15, 952 5,783 4,159 11,205 4,279 15, 774 3,334 6,948 1,955 3,812 16,006 12,016 43,'ff75 81, Si 32,623 33,167 10,969 70,237 '18,527 H 759 26,878 7,422 19,603 19,778 9,448 23,760 10,098 li,867 21,382 12,994 20,169 11,333 25,076 4,48$ 6,711 30,668 6,948 5,568 12,586 12,735 8,441 13,492 29,571 13,911 7,756 24,229 5,837 27,731 4,189 9,067 3,093 5,492 28,203 Total other reserve cities.. 623,524 978,315 51,975 821,984 Total all reserve cities 533, 514 994,782 53,375 835,542 9,660 2,522 73,527 17,868 31,026 15,721 3,869 116,084 30,554 62,210 1,200 500 6,350 2,350 3,360 12,545 2,487 93,827 21,798 44,314 134,603 COUNTRY BANKS Maine Vermont Massachusetts. Rhode Island.. Connecticut.... Total New England States. New York New Jersey Pennsylvania. Total Eastern States. 25 218,438 13,750 174,971 43,329 85, 311 94,792 67,082 170,115 180,321 4,500 7,600 10,500 52,053 143,409 137,816 223,432 417,518 22,600 333,278 164 BEPOBT OF THE COMPTBOLLEH OF THE CUBRENCY TABLE NO. 18.—Classification of national banks, according to capital stock, December 31, 1925—Continued [la thousands of dollars] CAPITAL STOCK OP $500,000 BUT LESS THAN $1,000,000—Continued Aggregate Num- loans and ber of discounts, banks including rediscounts Cities, States, and Territories Aggregate Aggregate resources, paid-in including capital rediscounts stock Aggregate deposits COCNTEY BANKS—continued 7 5 8 3 2 5 1 1 West Virginia South Carolina . Georgia .. Florida Mississippi ... Arkansas 3 3 3 26,178 <23,219 40,465 8,308 11,517 60, 732 4,557 1,623 2, 625 17,234 10, 683 12, 400 18,199 43,142 38,150 64,412 18,410 17,446 112,786 8,028 2,952 5,069 32,434 20,084 19,551 26,903 3,700 2,500 4,450 1,500 1,000 3.000 500 500 600 2,800 1,500 2,100 1,600 31,769 26,262 46,847 14,947 14,351 103, 977 6,299 2,335 3,525 25,883 16,397 13,418 20,761 47 . 237, 746 409,367 25,750 326,771 6 9 1 29, 673 33,794 33,064 12,895 29,384 6,520 3,661 62,331 67,617 55,805 24,174 53,819 11,446 6,229 3,100 5,300 3,750 1,600 3,800 1,100 500 41,573 54,973 47,229 19, 790 44,469 9,013 5,168 35 148, 991 271,421 19,150 222,225 2 3 1 8,563 16,320 3,242 15,753 32,296 5,580 1,000 1,850 700 14,358 27,154 4,045 6 28,125 53,629 3,550 45,557 1 2,096 7,196 500 5,611 1 2,096 7,196 500 5,611 1 . Total Southern States Ohio Illinois 3 Minnesota Missouri o „ . Total Middle Western States California Nevada ... _ _. Total Pacific States The Territory of Hawaii (nonmeraber banks)... Total (nonmember banks) Total country banks ._ Total United States 155 774,993 1,377,569 85,300 1,108,413 249 1,308, 507 2,372,351 138, 675 1,943,955 CAPITAL STOCK OF $1,000,000, BUT LESS THAN $5,000,000 CENTRAL EESERVE CITIES New York.. Chicago . Total central reserve cities . 14 5 331,437 144,884 621,879 238,113 25,500 11, 350 524.786 207,188 19 476,321 859, 992 36,850 731,072 5 2 1 12 3 4 4 5 2 1 1 4 1 3 1 4 3 1 2 2 3 121, 629 39,075 15,520 299,586 69, 572 71,101 45,232 75,689 57, 447 28, 010 28,733 77, 925 7,809 30,056 8,009 54, 369 20,529 5,596 56,252 35,503 53,930 197, 516 78,594 22, 970 556, 039 116,829 148,138 89,548 115, 771 108,302 60,007 46, 974 131,864 14, 473 59, 714 14,160 101,392 35, 764 10,133 89,491 53,566 88,572 8,500 2,750 1,000 18,400 6,000 8,500 5,750 6,000 5,200 2,000 1,500 10,000 1,000 3,000 1,000 5,500 3,000 1,000 3,500 3,000 6,000 156, 594 66, 641 19,168 466,204 95,904 116, 091 72,093 92, 633 88,225 56,488 40,168 109,988 11,921 61,066 12,011 87,503 30,113 7,814 70,661 41,907 67,481 OTHEE EESEKVE CITIES Boston Albany..,. . . _ Brooklyn and Bronx Philadelphia Pittsburgh Baltimore Washington Richmond . . . Atlanta Jacksonville Birmingham _ Dallas E l Paso . Fort Worth Oalveston Houston . San Antonio.. . . Waco..... Louisville.... . Nashville . . . . . . . BEPOBT OF THE COMPTROLLER OF THE CUBBENCY 165 TABLE NO. 18.—Classification of national banks, according to capital stock, December 31, 1925—Continued [In thousands of dollars] CAPITAL STOCK OF $1,000,000 BUT LESS THAN $5,000,000—Continued Aggregate Aggregate Num- loans and Aggregate paid-in resources, ber ol discounts, including banks including rediscounts capital stock Cities, States, and Territories Aggregate deposits rediscounts OTHEB RESERVE CITIES—continued 8 1 3 62,629 30,961 45, 441 58,307 10,328 18,187 62,738 83,278 20,464 6,900 52,896 46,203 46.380 12,835 51,810 18.464 45, 422 43, 271 23,660 56,359 183,636 16, 719 49,989 114,786 55, 722 89, 016 104,971 17, 781 27,002 109, 561 116, 687 35, 072 11, 852 108, 856 82,138 93, 635 30,543 128, 717 40,207 73, 036 100, 391 36, 211 125, 018 318, 312 29, 298 103, 359 Total other reserve cities 125 2, 218, 660 Total all reserve cities 144 2, 694,981 4 2 8 Cleveland Columbus Indianapolis.DetroitGrand Rapids Milwaukee Minneapolis St. Paul Des Moines Sioux City . . Kansas Citv, Mo. St. Louis Omaha. Wichita ^Denver Oklahoma City Tuba. Seattle . Spokane Portland . Los Angelas Oakland San Francisco _.-__ . _ _ __ 4,800 2,800 6,250 5,200 1,000 2,000 5,000 5,000 2,200 1,000 4,000 4,700 4,350 2,000 3,500 2,000 4,000 4,200 2,200 6,900 15,000 1,000 6,000 85,881 44,451 70,895 88,368 15,108 21, 712 98,693 103,518 31,341 10,352 97,590 70,285 81,566 26,937 118,225 37,628 66,774 88,538 31,109 112, 224 276,341 24,831 81,420 4, 087,991 197, 700 3,444,359 4,947,983 234,550 4,176,331 88,500 19, 553 79,406 91, 648 34,730 135,852 4,500 2,250 9,400 72,351 26,846 105,906 14 157,462 262, 230 16,150 205,108 5 7 3 46, 372 105, 492 26, 683 84, 741 187, 283 68,363 5,450 9,550 4,000 70,678 165,289 54,270 15 178, 547 340,387 19,000 280,237 6 1 1 2 1 1 3 2 1 3 50,689 13, 985 11,817 14,272 15,162 2,836 4,583 13, 676 4, 682 33,106 21 164, 707 311,141 23,150 241,708 3 1 1 3 24, 405 »,028 7, 374 26,046 41, 472 16, 664 16, 012 50,590 4,500 1,000 1,250 8,000 31,101 13,569 12,528 39,883 8 66,853 124, 738 11, 750 97,081 1 2 9,342 24,808 18,460 45,777 1,000 2,500 16,248 40,210 3 2 3 3 1 2 2 2 2 1 3 3 4 2 3 2 3 3 2 COUNTRY BANKS Massachusetts Khode Island Connecticut Total New England States New York New Jersey Pennsylvania Total Eastern States Virginia __ West Virginia North Carolina South Carolina Florida Louisiana Texas Kentucky Tennessee ... Total Southern States... Ohio Indiana Michigan „ . . . Minnesota Total Middle Western States Washington — California Total Pacific States Total country banks Total United States „ .. f lh, 791 19,623 19,176 25.B85 26 720 9,131 50,830 24,489 6,926 52, 770 6,200 2,000 1,000 2,000 1 200 1,000 3,000 2,000 1,000 3,750 51,207 12,823 15,338 18,066 24 184 7,539 44,919 20,007 4,576 43,044 3 34,150 64,237 3,500 56,458 61 601,719 1,102.733 73, 550 880,587 205 3,296,700 6,050,716 308,100 5,056,918 166 BEPOBT OP THE COMPTHOLLEH OF THE CURRENCY TABLE No. 18;—Classification of national banks, according to capital stock, Decem* her SI, 1925—Continued [In thousands of dollars] CAPITAL STOCK OF $5,000,000 OB MORE Cities, States, and Territories Aggregate Num- loans and ber of discounts, banks including rediscounts Aggregate Aggregate resources, paid-in including capital rediscounts stock Aggregate deposits CENTRAL RESERVE CITIES New York.. » 2,080,830 496,119 4,446,160 799,865 157,000 .37,500 3,517,642 679,658 2,576,949 8,246,025 194,500 4,197,200 409,289 97,152 94,959 35,656 30,162 70,777 70,148 65,455 163,486 141,935 696,131 165,487 337,361 65,560 59,954 131,683 113,807 106,633 263,694 249,220 35, 000 5,000 18,500 2,800 6,000 8,000 6,000 6,500 20,000 13,500 542,250 140,832 280,912 38,137 46,189 112,507 96,245 91,365 221,200 189,176 16 1,169,019 2,179, 530 117,300 1,768,803 28 3,746,968 7,425,555 311,800 5,956,003 2,427,281 649,483 5,096,003 1,053,796 184, 750 49,950 4, 066,071 42 3,076,764 6,149, 799 234,700 4,966,037 12 3 6 3 31 14 10 13 6 3 3 2 1 8 3 6 4 10 8 5 3 4 2 5 7 3 7 1 4 23 4 4 3 8 6 4 2 647,424 919,183 93,220 63,128 18,363 882,863 538,353 201,387 155,208 45,460 3,350 2,200 960 29,855 28,550 12,100 9,427 6,300 . 5,950 3,-259 1,760 2,800 11,900 1,500 4,450 1,800 8,060 4,750 1,950 700 4,500 1,100 3,900 13,100 4,800 5,000 500 6,660 5,225 2,100 10,200 2,100 9,600 11,400 5, 700 1,600 2,700 719,133 79,047 54,776 14,943 735,868 443.672 158,489 126,154 94,516 99,194 126,723 43,972 38,137 133,732 23,476 69,289 27,563 119,700 43,971 16.771 7,354 90,264 19,778 49,901 134,425 85,881 80,727 10,096 75,677 83,346 26,526 200,875 Chicago 12 Total central reserve cities OTHER. RESERVE CITIES Bestotf.-i Philadelphia-. Eittsburgh.. New Orleans . Cincinnati _. Detroit... Milwaukee Minneapolis St. Louis gan Francisco Total other reserve cities Total all reserve cities. OHAND T O T A L CENTRAL RESERVE CITlEl New York Chicago Total central reserve cities OTHER RESERVE CITIES Boston Albany Brooklyn and Bronx Buffalo Philadelphia Pittsburgh Baltimore Washington Bichmond _. Atlanta Jacksonville Birmingham _. _.. New Orleans Dallas. El Paso Fort Worth Oalveston..:. Houston San Antonio Waco Little Bock Louisville : Memphis Nashville Cincinnati Cleveland Columbus Toledo Indianapolis Chicago Peoria ; Detroit : Grand Bapids Milwaukee Minneapolis St. Paul Cedar Kapids . Des Moines „ : ... a 45,566 35,630 9,683 496,320 209,066 102,714 83,377 77,194 65,686 62,559 30,863 35,666 94,330 13,697 41,195 17,991 30,269 12,297 6,352 68,690 13,190 42,878 94,463 62, 629 64, 576 6,528 48,651 37,686 16,310 129,084 23,526 102, 012 127,191 61,833 13,413 23,165 119,631 134, 578 51,503 55,560 159,448 28,883 80,640 31,790 139,217 64,207 21,339 9,443 113,143 22,554 63,364 173, 777 114, 786 99,422 14,376 94,643 94,722 34,865 236,054 39,871 168,757 233,416 134,817 28,100 41,540 32,683 139,897 204,742 120,452 25,07B 35,829 EEPOHT OF THE COMFTBOLLEB OP THE CUBBENCY 167 TABLE N O . 18.—Classification of national banks, according to capital stock, Decent' ber SI, 1926— Continued fin thousands of dollars] GBAND TOTAL—Continued Aggregate Num- loans and ber of discounts, banks including rediscounts Cities, States, and Territories Aggregate Aggregate resources, paid-in including capital rediscounts stock Aggregate deposits OTHER RESERVE CITIES—continued 4,782 16,744 Dubuque Sioux City Kansas City, Mo St. Joseph St. Louis Lincoln Omaha Kansas City, Kans Topeka Wichita Helena Denver Pueblo Muskogee Oklahoma City Tulsa Seattle Spokane Portland Los Angeles Oakland San Francisco Ogden Salt Lake City 28,046 60,235 192,029 18,674 191,924 8,737 20,235 11,951 33,239 159, 705 29,630 367, 323 27,913 117, 051 13,971 22, 213 33,588 9,015 162,086 18,163 13,524 80,730 88, 789 139,406 44,721 134,005 331,571 33,030 352, 579 9,766 39,544 700 2,050 6,800 1,100 26,350 1,725 6,150 800 1,400 2,400 450 4,800 600 750 4,600 4,950 6,200 2,900 7,600 16,650 1,500 19,500 750 1,900 368 4,217, 800 7,856,387 399,232 410 7, 294, 564 14, 006,186 633,932 11,511,453 18,109 214, 641 15,693 61,826 6,709 - - 14,143 4,286 68,965 6,671 6,381 34,631 54, 735 -— . Total other reserve cities Total all reserve cities 10,456 29,316 142,419 26,625 309,639 23,518 100,550 11,690 19,620 29,435 7,989 149,633 15,768 11,718 74,313 81,149 123,305 37,855 120,136 287,270 27,924 270,596 8,087 34,870 6, 545,416 COUNTRY BANKS Maine New Hampshire Vermont Massachusetts Rhode Island Connecticut . Total New England States New York New Jersey Pennsylvania Delaware Maryland Total Eastern States Virginia West Virginia North Carolina South Carolina Georgia Florida Alabama Mississippi Louisiana Texas Arkansas Kentucky Tennessee - Total Southern States 18005°—27 12 54 46 143 17 63 66,943 38,534 33, 076 303,092 47,991 160,874 143,931 79,168 65, 415 540,031 86,519 292,774 7,370 5,240 5,110 28,593 6,320 20,202 118,676 59,125 49,438 437,708 63,933 230,463 381 650, 510 1,207,838 72,835 959,343 495 275 516,824 460, 852 771,252 11,384 57,234 1,086,612 913,485 1,631, 428 24,606 110, 281 53,286 42, 570 86,618 1,735 5,239 905, 776 765,89J 1,274,152 18,063 90,540 1,685 1,817,546 3,766, 412 189,448 3,054,42* 175 124 82 75 82 66 101 37 32 612 84 135 99 208,648 132,603 131,470 82,069 61,148 137, 707 74,610 49,790 56,015 56,812 109,448 103,448 312,491 206,134 203,030 140,908 97,942 269,594 140,767 92,608 89.561 506,600 102,683 172,875 164,406 24,079 13,461 14,270 11,183 9,425 8,634 11,370 5,410 6,375 47,422 7,238 14,096 12,774 228,410 154,659 155,433 109,84$ 72,443 246,679 110,311 79,019 75,503 397,933 85,662 129,053 1,484,606 2,499,599 185,737 1,973,828 168 KBPOBT OF THE COMPTROLLER OP THE CTJBBENCT TABLE NO. 18.—Classification of national banks, according to capital stock, December SI, 1985—Continued [In thousands of dollars] G R A N D TOTAL—Continued Aggregate Num- loans and discounts, ber of banks including rediscounts Cities, States, and Territories Aggregate Aggregate resources, paid-in including capital rediscounts stock Aggregate deposits COUNTKY BANKS—continued 335 241 467 121 151 298 317 110 294,910 180,614 298,914 137, 587 146,297 151,695 168,421 54,031 544,930 336, 314 569, 382 277,373 275,722 298,815 278,366 100,397 39,015 25,5131 37,448 15,160 17,630 19, 749 19,530 7,8*3 418,671 265,240 455,965 232,504 230,223 251 986 223,328 80,373 2,040 1,432,4© 2,681,299 181,888 2,158,290 160 110 156 248 78 32 123 31 363 52,839 43,755 66,848 100,265 37,042 22,965 50,789 14,158 102,442 110,026 85,135 106,678 181,630 80,012 46,191 101,207 30,526 234, 556 6,480 4,975 8,315 13, 573 5,070 2,700 6,615 2,085 16,420 95,154: 72,901 81,634 148,318 69,384 39,543 83,779 25,934 204,567 _ 1,301 491,103 976,961 66,233 821,191 . . 100 92 248 56 14 10 17 65,611 45,985 187, 487 31,119 6, 274 10,068 13,911 135, 844 88,314 359,083 60,713 10, 579 18,998 28,624 8,965 6,495 25,373 3,760 800 1,385 1, 450 117,230 73,072 299,766 52,266 8,741 15,573 24, 778 S37 360,456 702,155 48,228, 591,426 4 2 6 1,228 2,797 3,571 9,391 200 600 3,145 7,553 4,025 12,962 800 10,698 Total country banks.. 7,644 6,240,714 11,846,226 745,169 9, 569,207 Total United States 8,054 13, 535,278 25,862,412 1,379,101 21,080,660 Ohio Indiana Illinois Michigan - . Missouri Total Middle Western States North Dakota. South D a k o t a . . . Nebraska . _ . Colorado . - Oklahoma Total Western States Washington. Oregon California Idaho Utah . . • . . . _ Arizona Total Pacific States The Territory of Hawaii (nonmember banks).._ Total (nonmember banks) EEPOET OF THE COMPTROLLER OP THE CURRENCY 169 TABLE N O . 19.— United States bonds on deposit to secure circulating notes of national banks in years ended October SI, from 1900 to 1926 Uuited States bonds held as security for circulation NumYear ber of banks 2 per cent consols of 1980 1900.. 3,871 1901.. 4,221 1902.. 4,601 1903.. 5,147 1904. 5,495 1905.. 5,868 1906.. 6,225 1907.. 6,620 4 per cent bonds $1, 019, 950 if Consols of 1907, $33,544,100 Consols of 1930, II 270,006, 600 I L o a n Of 1895, I 7,503,350 12, 500 (Consols of 1907, I 6, 032,000 Coasols of 1930, 316,625, 650 I L o a n of 1895, t 2,911,100 [Consols of 1907, I 8, 248,450 320, 738, 008 I L o a n of 1895, I 2, 208,600 Consols of 1907, 2.979,200 376,003,300 L o a n s of 1895, 1,410,100 Consols of 1907, 5,857,500 416,972,750 L o a n of 1895, 1, 791,600 Consols of 1907, 4,050,350 483,181,900 L o a n of 1895, 4,4G5,000 Consols of 1907, 25,124,650 492,170, 650 L o a n of 1895, 4,602,100 632, 543, 550 / L o a n of 1895, \ 10,732,900 { 3 per cent bonds 5 per cent bonds L o a n of 1898, 3 • per eent, $7,756,580 L o a n of 1904, 5 ! 268,900 329,833,930 6,056,720 1,100,900 338,352,670 1,797,680 718,650 382,726,830 1,922,940 426,544,790 2,216,640 493,912, 790 3, 273, 700 [2 per cent Panama Canal, i 539, 653,180 ; 14,482.080 6,490,080 654,700, 700 14,960,450 10,468, 520 1909- 7,025 573,328,450 4 p e r c e n t loan of 1925. 15,463,050 19101911.. 1912.. 1913.. 1914.. 1915. 1916. 1917. 1918. 1919. 1920. 1921. 1922. 1923.. 1924. 1925.. 1926.. 7,218 7,331 7,428 7,514 7,678 7,632 7,608 7,671 7,765 7,900 8,157 8,179 8,262 8,264 680,145, 409 693,006, 600 601,762, 600 604, 264, 950 600, 622, 300 600,678, 600 667,690,250 555, 514, 950 561,848,600 565,094, 959 570, 372, 500 676, 522, 950 681,493, 950 586, S01,809 689, 086, 209 591,792,150 591,139,900 3 p e r c e n t 19081918, 14,575,560 15,337, 540 18,199,380 20, 419, 220 22,245,100 21,447,180 20,377, 720 15,984, 680 17, 715, 220 32, 240 8,118 8,008 percent, ! }-$3Cl, 123,580 $1,293,000 | 3,983,780 1908.. 6,873 21,022,650 22,854,300 26,817,000 35, 302, 700 34,699,300 32,304, 800 26,214, 400 34, 743, 900 50,240, 800 58,055, 050 68, 578, 000 77,257, 400 82, 509, 900 85,823,150 76,687,050 Total 17,245,380 38,558,680 13,936,600 Certificates of indebtedness 3 . per eent. 2 per eent 1936 and 1938, Panama Canal, 76,178,680 78,420,480 80,110,040 81,258,460 81,701, 240 81,971,820 81, 614, 420 78,068, 660 71,466,140 72,324, 800 72,672, 060 73,116, 000 73, 732,140 73, 656, 840 73,937,380 74,089,640 74,392,980 74,352,980 667,011,910 632,624,850 679,545, 740 694,926,070 714,170,320 730,257, 280 743, 513,990 744, 740, 600 734,975, 540 687,957,990 679, 440, 210 684,446,440 695, 822, 060 712,066, 600 727,512,490 737, 660, 690 746, 562, 330 739, 842, 890 666,185,130 665,492,880 TABLE NO. 20.— Profit on national bank circulation, based upon a deposit of $100,000 United States consols of 19S0 and Panama Canal bonds, at the average net price, monthly, during the year ended October SI, 1926 CONSOLS O F 1930 Receipts Date November. December January February March April May June July August September October 1926 -. Cost of bonds Circulation obtainable Profit on circulation in excess of 6 per cent on the investment Deductions Interest on circulation Interest Gross less 5 on bonds per cent receipts redemption fund Tax Expenses Sinking fund Net receipts Total Interest on cost of bonds at 6 percent Amount Per cent $102,609 102,590 $100,000 100,000 $2,000 2,000 $6,700 6,700 $7,700 7,700 $500 500 $62.50 62.50 $525.94 533.62 $1,088.44 1,096.12 $6,611.56 6,603.88 $6,156.54 6,155.40 $455.02 448.48 a 443 .437 102,818 102,977 102,722 102,695 102,505 102,399 102,470 102, 375 102,255 102,115 100,000 100,000 100,000 100,000 100,000 100,000 100,000 100,000 100,000 100,000 2,000 2,000 2,000 2,000 2,000 2,000 2,000 2,000 2,000 2,000 5,700 5,700 5,700 5,700 5,700 5,700 5,700 5,700 5,700 5,700 7,700 7,700 7,700 7,700 7,700 7,700 7,700 7,700 7,700 7,700 500 500 500 500 500 500 500 500 500 500 62. 50 62.50 62.50 62.50 62.50 62.50 62.50 62 50 62.50 62.50 593. 62 641.44 600.14 608.26 579.03 568.17 591. 39 576.20 554.87 1,156.12 1,203.94 1,162. 64 1,170. 76 1,141. 53 1,130. 67 1,162. 18 1,153. 89 1,138. 70 1,117. 37 6,543.88 6,496.06 6,537. 36 6,529. 24 6,558. 47 6,569. 33 6,537.82 6,546.11 6,561.30 6,582.63 6,169.08 6,178. 62 6,223. 32 6,161. 70 6,150. 30 6,143. 94 6,148. 20 6,142. 50 6,135. 30 6,126. 90 374.80 317.44 314.04 367.54 408.17 425. 39 389. 62 403.61 426.00 455.73 .368 .308 .306 .358 .398 .415 .380 .394 .417 .446 $626.12 641.34 $7,073.88 7,058.66 $6,056.76 6,069.60 $1,017.12 989.06 1.008 .978 647.68 660.74 642.43 655.43 646.19 659.07 647.16 629.50 651.54 7,052.32 7,039.26 7,057.57 7,044.57 7,053.81 7,040. 93 7,052. 84 7,070. 50 7,048.46 7,061.71 6,074.40 6,084.90 6,068. 34 6.078. 60 6,070.02 6.079. 92 6,069.30 6,054. 24 6,067. 08 6,060.00 977.92 954.36 989,23 965.97 983.79 961.01 983.54 1,016.26 981.38 1,001.71 .941 .978 .953 .972 .948 .972 1.007 .970 1926 PANAMA TWOS, 1916-1936 November December January February March April May June July August September October 1925 1926 $100,946 101,160 $100,000 100,000 $2,000 2,000 $5,700 5,700 $7,700 7,700 $500 500 $62.50 62.50 78.84 101,240 101,415 101,139 101,310 101,167 101,332 101,155 100,904 101,188 101,000 100,000 100,000 100,000 100,000 100,000 100,000 100,000 100,000 100,000 100,000 2,000 2,000 2,000 2,000 2,000 2,000 2,000 2,000 2,000 2,000 5,700 6,700 5,700 5,700 5,700 5,700 5,700 5,700 5,700 5,700 7,700 7,700 7,700 7,700 7,700 7,700 7,700 7,700 7,700 7,700 500 500 500 500 500 500 500 500 600 500 62.50 62.50 62.50 62.50 62.50 62.50 62. 50 62.50 62.50 62.50 85.18 98.24 79.93 92.93 83.69 96.57 84.66 67.00 89.04 75.79 171 REPORT OF THE COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY TABLE N O . 21.—Investment value of United States bonds—Panama Canal bonds, and 2's of 1930 Panama Canal bonds, 2's of 1916-1936 Date January.. April July October Average price, net 1926 •_.. 101. 2400 101.3100 101.1550 101. 0000 2 per cent bonds of 1930 Rate of interest realized by investors Rate of interest realized by investors Average price, net Per cent 1.871 1.860 1.874 1.882 102.8175 102. 6950 102.4700 102.1150 Per cent 1.310 1.301 1.316 1.373 TABLE N O . 22.—United States bonds—Monthly range of prices in New November, 1925, to October, 1926, inclusive Date November: Opening Highest Lowest Closing •. December: Opening.. Highest Lowest Closing 1925 January: Opening Highest Lowest Closing February: Opening HighestLowest Closing-. March: ac Oi Opening pg H ighest ight Lowest Closing... April: ©pening HighestLowest Closing May: Opening Highest Lowest Closing June: Opening Highest Lowest Closing July: Opening Highest Lowest Closing August: Opening Highest Lowest Closing September: Opening Highest Lowest Closing... October: Opening .— 1926 Lowest-. Closing. York, Registered bonds Coupon bonds, 2's of 1930 2's of 1930 Not quoted. do do. il do. 102%© 102% 102%@102K Panama 2's of 1916-1936 100Ji@M>lJi 100^@101H 100M@101Ji do do do do .do. _do_do_do- 100^@01J 100M@102 _do_do.do. _do.do.do.do_do. _do..do..do.do- ioo5i@ioiJ 10054® 102 10J@101J .do.do_do.do102 ©1O2510Ji@102% _do..do. ,.do..do.do.do,.do...do...do ...do. ,.do. do ..do ..do.. ..do ..do ..do...do ..do-..do 101 @ TABLE NO, 23.—Number, capital stock, and circulation outstanding of national banks in each State issuing and not issuing circulating notes December 81, 1924. and 1925 [In thousands of dollars] Dec. 31,1924 Dec. 31,1925 g y States Banks issuing circulation Number of banks Maine New Hampshire Vermont Massachusetts Rhode Island Connecticut . .. Total New England States. New York New Jersey Pennsylvania Delaware Maryland District of Columbia .... r Total Eastern States Virginia West Virginia North Carolina South Carolina Georgia Florida Alabama.... Mississippi Louisiana. Texas Arkansas Kentucky Tennessee _ Total Southern States Capital Banks not issuing circulation Circulation Number outstanding of banks 58 54 46 143 17 57 7,370 5,240 5,060 35, 917 6,320 17, 707 5,828 4,845 4,345 23,016 4,691 11, 971 5 375 77, 614 54, 606 19 490 205 834 18 83 11 194,694 33,007 125,904 1,735 16,554 6,327 79, 644 20,740 94,442 1 131 9,432 5,097 1,641 378, 221 165 116 77 62 83 47 96 29 26 468 65 Capital .Banks issuing circulation Number of banks Capital Banks not issuing circulation Circulation Number outstanding of banks {^ i-j Capital 2,330 56 52 46 129 17 54 7,120 5,040 5,110 32,068 6,320 15,832 5,614 4,635 4,311 19,494 5,185 9,771 9 4,370 3 34, 480 354 71,490 49,010 39 46,795 g> 43 48 34 32, 475 5,973 16, 035 64,975 21,058 82,088 1,129 9,574 4,438 42,181 t"1 3,000 202, 355 34,147 123,409 1,735 16,687 6,227 73 75 44 1 2 465 200 824 18 82 10 2 3 3,200 ^ 210, 486 128 57,883 1,599 384, 560 183, 262 197 76,070 [jj 21,075 10,584 9,589 7,227 9,666 5,859 10,305 2,929 4,170 42,118 4,100 16,389 13,183 17 8 7 17 10 8 2,083 101 22 2 6 11,192 1,995 24, 524 12,876 13,580 8, 775 13,0&1) 10,090 11,235 4,135 8,850 61,202 5,410 18,296 17, 289 20, 323 10, 273 9,492 6,741 7,878 5,413 9,231 2,995 4,236 39,884 3,768 16,191 13,197 207 25 6 fl 5,855 685 690 2,408 2,290 1,794 1,885 1,276 325 20,620 2,528 £) G £ » H &j O H 75 510 162 114 ^4 54 73 47 95 30 26 449 62 133 101 19 10 8 21 12 12 8 136 100 27,909 12,891 12,880 9,625 14,850 8,890 12,445 3,910 8,550 62,935 5,935 18,421 16,739 1,470 215,980 157,174 221 23,878 1,420 209, 347 " 149,622 347 14 8 7 7 32,150 400 535 715 - 1,905 1,340 1,300 625 1,275 325 2 2 26 7 7 250 200 i... 41,975 8,423 o o g g 21,614 W 652 2 300 485 41,040 H Ohio Indiana Illinois-. Michigan Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa Missouri „ _ Total Middle Western States North Dakota South Dakota Nebraska Kansas. _ Montana.. _ Wyoming Colorado New Mexico Oklahoma Total Western States Washington Oregon. _ California Idaho Utah.. Nevada Arizona _ _ Total Pacific States Alaska (nonmember banks) The Territory ot Hawaii (nonmember banks) Total (nonmember banks)_, Total United States 344 238 464 114 141 300 325 118 61,205 30,328 71,330 22, 875 24, 270 33, 643 24,690 39, 458 45,841 27,300 33, 873 13,978 15,381 2,044 16,181 18,750 18,596 14 9 35 8 15 30 19 13 1,080 1, 545 21,185 2,485 2,545 4,800 1,940 2,255 336 232 451 113 137 275 299 112 61,060 29, 793 45, 658 22, 575 23, 855 32, 299 22,900 36, 563 41,026 24, 662 31,163 13, 975 14,839 14,377 17, 042 16, 822 13 53 15 22 33 30 23 307, 799 189,900 143 37, 835 1, 955 274, 703 173, 896 206 143 96 160 206 52 27 112 21 256 5,860 4,680 13,1S5 13,118 4,590 2,515 10, 660 1, 535 18, 820 4,468 3,512 8,552 10,380 2,932 1,831 5,880 1,335 9,590 22 18 13 51 39 5 28 12 151 730 550 3,225 4, 515 1,395 160 2,405 775 9,025 131 83 154 202 43 26 93 20 227 5, 225 3, 945 12,885 12,868 4,125 2,140 7,860 1, 550 16, 215 3,918 2,764 8,280 9,923 2,346 1, 715 4,721 1,364 8, 313 29 27 15 57 37 38 11 152 10, 505 1,073 74, 073 48,480 339 22,780 979 66,813 43, 344 372 28,045 O 77 78 211 47 20 10 14 14.645 11,940 53,987 3,545 3,450 1,435 1,275 9,323 3,751 32, 533 2,679 3,176 1,218 917 34 20 52 20 1 1 6 2, 545 1,280 7,044 1,000 100 25 325 75 72 193 37 16 9 12 15,245 10, 355 5-4, 088 2,840 2,500 1,360 875 9, 535 3,204 29,951 2,141 2, 239 1,183 564 37 26 74 19 4 1 5 2,820 3,740 8,935 920 950 >r H W O £ 457 90,277 53, 597 133 12, 319 414 87,263 48, 817 166 17, S65 o 2 1 100 500 61 450 2 1 100 100 2 1 100 500 60 450 2 1 100 100 H 3 600 511 3 200 3 600 510 3 200 3 7,063 1,146, 464 714,844 986 189, 372 6,724 1, 094, 770 648, 461 1,330 284,325 O 17 1,355 2,370 49,065 4,885 3,375 4,550 3,080 5,530 W 74.210 J5 1,255 § 1,030 3,305 o 5,305 1, 395 560 l-= 4,155 535 H trj 25 575 ^ X £ fc S 1 174 HEPOHT OF THE COMPTKOLLEB OF THE CTJBBENCY TABLE N O . 24.—Number, capital stock, and circulation outstanding of national banks in each Federal reserve district issuing and not issuing circulating notes, December 81, 1924 and 1926 [In thousands of dollars) Dec. 31,1924 Federal reserve districts District No. 1: Banks not issuing circulation Banks issuing circulation Total District No. 2: Banks not issuing circulation Banks issuing circulation Total District No. 3: Banks not issuing circulation Banks issuing circulation Total District No. 4: Banks not issuing circulation Banks issuing circulation Total District No. 6: Banks not issuing circulation Banks issuing circulation Total District No. 6: Banks not issuing circulation Banks issuing circulation Total District No. 7: Banks not issuing circulation Banks issuing circulation Total District No. 8: Banks not issuing circulation Banks issuing circulation Total District No. 9: Banks not issuing circulation Banks issuing circulation Total District No. 10: Banks not issuing circulation Banks issuing circulation.... Total District No. 11: Banks not issuing circulation Banks issuing circulation Total District No. 12: Banks not issuing circulation Banks issuing circulation Total Number of banks Capital Dec. 31,1925 Circulating notes Number of outstand- banks ing Capital Circus ing notes outstanding 17 366 33,330 75,231 52,444 38 344 45,795 68,957 46,808 383 108,561 52,444 S82 114,752 46,808 78 633 39,099 220,984 96,453 128 606 50,829 229,910 82,057 711 260,083 96,453 734 2«0,739 82,057 44 622 lfi, 234 82,324 57,914 57 614 18,484 83,104 55,281 666 98,558 67,914 671 101,588 55,281 20 732 752 1,405 126,160 98,881 27 720 5,335 122,790 84,655 127,565 98,881 747 128,125 84,655 52 603 8,638 84,616 61,374 13,390 80,999 59,219 555 93,154 61,374 63 485 548 94,389 59,219 39 343 4,750 58,410 42,610 46 333 7,354 57,460 39,458 382 63,160 42, 610 379 64,814 39,458 66 989 28,395 150,908 90,285 101 950 60,220 123,316 83,647 1,065 179,303 90,285 1,051 183,536 83,647 45 447 3,880 66,043 42,492 63 435 6,978 65,073 40,271 492 69,923 42,492 498 71,051 40,271 118 667 785 7,825 55,618 32,744 141 603 9,130 51,929 28,850 63,443 32,744 744 61,059 28,850 244 789 1,033 20,806 66,123 40,534 27,995 56,723 35,952 86,928 40,634 267 727 994 84,718 35,952 128 517 12,592 68,645 45,279 231 494 21,760 66,927 43,107 645 81,237 45,279 725 88,677 43,107 132 452 684 12,219 89,902 63,323 165 410 17,865 86,988 48,646 102,121 53,323 575 104,853 48,646 175 BEPOBT OF THE GOMPTEOLLEK OF THE CXJBEENOY TABLE N O . 24.—Number, capital stock, and circulation outstanding of national banks in each Federal reserve district issuing and not issuing circulating notes, December 31, 1924 and 1925— Continued [In thousands of dollars] Dec. 31,1924 Federal reserve districts Nonmember national banks (Alaska and The Territory of Hawaii): Banks not issuing circulation Banks issuing circulation Total Total United States, all national banks: Banks not issuing circulation Banks issuing circulation Total Number of banks Capital Dec. 31, 1925 Circulating notes Number of outstand- banks ing Capital Circulating notes outstanding B 3 200 600 511 3 3 200 600 510 6 800 511 6 800 510 986 7,063 189,372 1,145,464 714,844 1,330 6,724 284,325 1,094,776 648,461 8,049 1,334, 836 714,844 8,054 1,379,101 648,461 TABLE NO. 25.—National-bank notes issued, redeemed, and outstanding, by denominations and amounts, on October 81, each year 1014 to 1986 [For prior years see annual report 19201 Ones Year 1914... 1916.... 1916.... 1917.... 1918.... 1919.... 1820.... 1921.... 1922.... 1923.-.. 1924.... 1925.,.. 1920.... Issued Redeemed Outstanding Issued. Redeemed Outstanding Issued Redeemed Outstanding Issued Redeamed-. Outstanding Issued Redeemed Outstanding Issued Redeemed Outstanding Issued Redeemed Outstanding Issued... Redeemed Outstanding Issued Redeemed Outstanding Issued Redeemed Outstanding Issued.. Redeemed Outstanding Issued Redeemed Outstanding Issued Redeemed Outstanding $23,169, 677 22,828,918 342, 759 23,109, 677 22,827,374 342,303 23,169, 677 22, 827, 640 342.137 23,169,677 22,827,605 342,072 23,169. 677 22,827, 605 342,072 23,169,677 _. 22,827, 605 342,072 23,169,677 __ 22.827, 771 341,906 23,169,677 . . - 22,827,833 341,844 _. 23,169,677 22,827,833 341, 844 23,169, 677 22,827,833 341,844 23,169,677 22.828, 230 341,447 23,169, 677 22, 828, 230 341. 447 23,169, 077 -- 22,828, 230 341, 447 Twos Fives Twenties Fifties One hundreds One thouFive hundreds sands $1, 878, 699.460 $2,895, 206,210 $1,699, 697,920 $268, 555,450 $403,231,450 $11,947,000 $7,379,000 1,664, 207,600 2,418, 848, 790 1,402, 446, 080 200,356,100 337,694,300 11,860, 500 7,357,000 214, 491, 860 476,357,420 297, 251,840 68,199, 350 65, 537,150 86,500 22,000 1,953, 573,660 3,068. 708,690 1,800, 204,940 278,464,450 411, 536, 200 12,289, 500 7, 4.54. 000 1,827,511,370 2,732,775,070 1, 555. 221, 880 247, 251, 800 369,129, 900 12,201, 000 7.432, 000 126, 062,290 335, 933,620 244, 983.060 31,212, 650 42,406,300 88,600 22.000 2,031, 826, 880 3.235.914,290 1,895, 074,220 287, 566,300 418, 407,000 12,289, 500 7, 454, 000 1,919,643,440 2,926, 062, 500 1, 657, 346,840 257,870,000 381. 368, 900 12,201, 500 7, 432, 000 237,727,380 22.000 112,183,440 309,851.790 29,698,300 37.038,100 88, 000 2,108,123,060 3,385,973,520 1,980, 572,240 295, 58», 900 4241100,400 12,289, 500 7, 454,000 1,998, 613,640 3,086,402,180 1,738, 203,0S0 265, 712,200 389, 040, 200 12,201, 500 7.433, 000 109, 509,420 299,571,340 242, 369,160 29,877, 700 35,080, 200 88,000 21,000 2,180, 457,660 3,499, 038,440 2,046,661,760 300, 579, 200 427. 777, 200 12,289, 500 7,454,000 2, 062, 530,045 3,208,165,630 1,798,100,720 270, 694, 800 393, 559, 600 12,201, 600 7,433, 000 117,927,615 290, 872,810 248, 561,040 29,884,400 34, 217, 700 88,000 21,000 163, 392 15,495, 038 2,277,156,200 3,652, 918,890 2,134, 771,820 311,156,350 435, 249,100 12,289,500 7,454,000 15,331,640 2,134. 883,895 3,370, 458,290 1,900,338,700 280, 299, 900 402, 042, 300 12.201, 500 7,433, 000 88,000 21,000 142, 272,305 234, 433,120 30,856, 450 33, 206, 800 163, 392 282, 460,600 15,495, 038 2,383, 521,060 3,863,905,000 2,256, 235, 520 321,370, 450 442, 207,100 12,289,500 7,454, 000 15,331,750 2, 257, 861,600 3,558,475,410 2,012,790,440 291. 508, 450 411,724,400 12,202,000 7,433, 000 21,000 125, 659,460 305, 429,590 243, 445,080 29.862,000 30, 542, 700 87, 500 163, 288 15,495, 038 2,530, 964, 740 4,141, 546,970 2,415, 643, 670 332,564,950 449,880, 500 12,289,500 7,454, 000 15, 331, 848 2,399,196.590 3,826, 073,620 2,173, 273,160 304,103,200 421,019,300 12,202,000 7,433,000 87, 500 .. 21, 000 131, 708.150 242, 370, 510 28,461,750 28,801,200 163,180 315,473,350 15,495,038 2,685,116,700 4,395,016,970 2, 561, 245,350 342, 216,050 456,449,900 12,289, 500 7,454,000 15,331,848 2,544, 935,255 4,072, 078,350 2, 312, 253, 700 315,487,700 429, 753,200 12,202,000 7,433, 000 87,500 21,000 163,190 140,181,445 322, 938, 620 248, 991, 660 26, 728, 350 26,696,700 15,495, 038 2,839, 923,800 4,647, 494,460 2, 705, 631, 630 353,112,650 463,738, 500 12,289, 500 7,454, 000 15.331, 848 2,692,170,185 4,323, 779,650 2,456,824,520 325,072,850 436, 442, 500 12,202,000 7,433, 000 21,000 163,190 147, 753, 615 323, 714,810 248, 807,110 28,039, 800 27, 296, 000 87,500 15,495,038 2,986,182,620 4,894,019,390 2,847, 074,790 362,802, 750 470,320, 400 12,289, 500 7,454, 000 15,332,144 2,836, 525,360 4, 568, 745,090 2,599,117,260 335,219,000 443, 579,000 12.202, 000 7,433,000 87, 500 21,000 162, 894 149, 657,260 247, 957, 530 27, 583, 750 26,741,400 325, 274,300 15,495, 038 3,116,207,920 5,114, 836, 580 2,975,540,250 370, 484, 550 475, 441,600 12,289, 500 7,454, 000 15.332, 144 2,982,116,315 4,815,862,380 2,743,128,860 345,017, 800 450,464,100 12,202,000 7,433,000 21,000 87,500 • 162, 894 134. 091,605 298, 974, 200 232,411,390 25,466, 750 24,987, 500 15, 495, 038 3,257,207.400 5,340,485,100 3,105,239, 610 378,354, 750 480, 688, 400 12, 289, 500 7,454, 000 7,433, 000 457, 5S6, 000 12,202,000 15,332,144 3,116,801,545 5,049, 077, 890 2,880, 562, 880 354, 890, 850 21,000 87,500 il62,894 140,405,855 224, 676, 730 23, 463, 900 23,102,400 291,407,210 $15,495, 038 15,331,256 163, 782 15,495,038 15,331,486 163, 552 15,495, 038 15,331,570 163, 468 15,495, 038 15,331,646 163, 392 15,495, 038 15,331, 646 NOTE 1.—First issue Dee. 21,1863; first redemption Apr. 6,1865. Tens NOTE 2.—Gold notes included since 1915. Total $7, 203,381, 205 0, OSO, 928, 644 1,122, 452, 661 7, 570, 896,155 0, 789, 681, 880 781, 214, 275 7,927,196,905 7,200.084, 290 727.112, 616 8,252; 767,335 7,535,765,051 717,002,284 8, 512,922,475 7, 790.844,440 722,078, 029 8,869,660, 575 8,145,816, 836 723,843, 739 9,325,707, 345 8, 590,154, 821 735, 552, 524 9,929,009, 045 9,181, 460, 551 747, 548, 494 10,498,463,185 9,732,302, 886 766,150, 299 11,068,309,255 10, 292, 084,386 776, 224, 869 11,618,808,165 10,840, 981, 084 777,827, 081 12,110,919,115 11,394,374,829 716,544,286 12,620,383,475 11,916,714,639 703,668,936 Issued during current year $818,227,830 364, 049,710 358,"300,"750 'S25,~576*430 356, 738,100 456,"646,"770 603, 301,700 '569,~444,l40 569,856,070 '55d,"498,~9i6 '492,"Ii6r950 NOTE 3.—Fractions and nonassorted notes not included. KEPOST OF THE COMPTBOLLES OS1 THE OUEBENOY 177 TABLE NO. 26.—National-bank currency issued to banks monthly from November 1, 1926, to October 31, 1926, and since 1868 Issued on account of redemptions Total issued Grand total issued since 1863 1923 November December January February Mareh April May Jane Jnly. August September October Issued on bonds $34,416,120 36,843,010 $1,425,140 1, 751,100 $35,841,260 38, 594,110 $12,146, 760, 375 12,185,354,485 46,2.51,180 41, 085, 270 41, 819, 200 33,988, 960 40,836, 070 41,160, 620 41, 438, 210 36, 646, 480 42,170,180 44, 633, 370 3,102,080 2, 710,370 2,134, 680 1, 30S, 600 1, 937, 070 1,909, 610 2,104, 200 1,475, 590 1, 523, 000 1, 794, 250 49, 353,260 43, 795, 640 43,953,880 40, 297, 560 42,773,140 43,070,230 43, 542, 410 38,122, 070 43, 693,180 46,427, 620 12,234,707,745 12,278, 503,385 12, 322, 457, 265 12,362, 754, 825 12,405, 527,965 12,448,598,195 12,492,140, 605 12,530, 262, 675 12, 573,955,855 12, 620, 383,475 486,288, 670 23,175, 690 509, 4S4, 360 1920 _ Total TABLE N O . 27.—National-bank notes received monthly for redemption during year ended October 81, 1926 l Received by the Comptroller of the Currency From national From the redemption agency banks in connection with reduction of For replacecirculation Retirement ment with and replaceaccount new notes ment with new notes Month Total 1925 November December - _ 4,680 41,900 34,389, 780 40, 667,877 4,499,150 4,103, 250 38,893,560 44,813,127 1,100 2,900 6,650 2,220 2,400 3,060 8,850 50, 760 20,820 5,650 43,416,173 40,800, 582 42,407, 760 38,765, 787 41,034,451 41,333,447 41,633, 030 38, 510, 690 41,355,640 43,001,183 4,143,102 3,037, 750 2,615,400 2,548,663 2,544,807 2, 439, 650 2, 420, 800 2,180,350 2,111,900 2,440,520 47,560,375 43,841, 232 45,029,810 41,316,610 43,581,658 43, 776,147 44,062,680 40, 741,800 43,488,160 45, 447,353 1926 January February March Ajffil May June July August September October _ _ _ Total-Eeeeived from June 20,1874, to Oct. 31, 1925 Grand total- - 150,730 487,316,500 35,085,342 522,552, 572 58,444,000 9,523,190,658 1,652,272,765 11,233,907,424 58,594,730 10, 010,507,158 1,687,358,107 11,756. 459,996 i Notes of gold banks not included in this table. 178 BEPOET OF THE COMPTBOLLEH OP THE CTJBBENCY TABLE N O . 28.—National-bank notes received at currency bureau and destroyed yearly since establishment of the system Date Amount Prior to Nov. 1,1865 During the year ended Oct. 31— 1866 1867 1868 1869 1870 3871 1872 . 1873 1874 1875 1876 1877 1878 1879 1880 1881 1882. 1883 1884 1885 1886 1887 1888 1889. . 1890 1891 . . 1892 1893 1894 . . 1895. . . : 1896 1897 1898 $175,490 1,050,382 3,401,423 4,602, 825 8,603, 729 14,305,689 24,344,047 30, 211, 720 36,433,171 49,939,741 137,697,696 98,672,716 76,918,963 57,381,249 41,101,830 35,539,660 54,941,130 74,917,611 82,913,766 93,178,418 91,048,723 59,989,810 47,726,083 59, 668, 525 52,207, 627 44,447,467 45,981,963 43,885 319 44,895,466 62,835, 396 46, 997, 527 53,613,811 83,159,973 66,683,46V Date Amount During theyearended Oct. 31—Con. 1899 $59,988,303 71,065,968. 1900 1901 90,848,100 107,222,495 1902 140,306,990 1903 . . . 167,118,135 1904 195,194,785 1905 191,102,985 1906 —. 197,932,847 1907 231,128,140 1908 348,159,995 1909 359,496,000 1910 . . . 1911 . 409,835,965 428,399,608 19)2 426,282,840 1913 435,904,280 1914 362,551,125 1915 351,717,477 1916 298,468,107 1917 . 238,184,520 1918 330,106,555 1919 424,642,837 1920 570,887,902 1921 537,153,570 1922 542.194,707 1823 522, 241,817 1924 470,146,975 1925 487,264,340 1926 Additional amount ofinsolvent and liquidating national-bank notes destroyed 1,698,076,434 Gold notes . 3,390, 560 11,916,945,677 Grand total In addition $46,115 destroyed in transit. TABLE N O . 29.—National-bank notes issued during each year 1914 to 1926, national-bank notes of active, insolvent, and liquidated banks destroyed, total destructions for each year, and percentage of destructions to issues [For prior years, see annual report 1920) Destroyed Ye ar ended Oct. 31— 1914 1915 1916 1917 1918 1919 1920 1921 1922 1923-. 1924-. 1925 1926 Insolvent Active banks and liquidated banks . . . . $818,227,830 $435,904,280 364,049,710 362,551,125 356,300,750 351,374,597 325,570,430 298,468,107 260,155,140 236,296,660 356,738,100 330,106,555 456,046, 770 424,542,837 603,301, 700 670,887, 902 569, 444,140 637,153,570 569, 856,070 542,194, 707 550, 498, 910 622,241,817 492,110,950 470, 950, 865 509,464,360 487,254,340 Total Total outstanding $20,246,418 $456,150,698 $1,121,468,911 342, 807, 352 705,358,657 781,268,793 59, 026, 804 410,401,401 726,069,290 38,901, 595 337,369, 702 716,276,375 20,238,717 256, 535,377 721,471,137 24,864, 635 354,971,190 722, 394, 325 19,794, 540 444,337,377 732,549,629 20,417, 025 591,304,927 743,288,847 760,679,187 13,688, 630 550,842, 200 772,606, 269 17,586,750 559, 781,457 774, 281, 624 26, 654, 568 548, 896, 385 713,802, 744 82, 442, 855 553, 393, 720 700, 714, 532 35,085,342 522, 339,682 Per cent destructions active banks to issues 53.27 99.59 98.62 91.68 90.83 92.53 93.09 94.62 94.33 95.14 94.86 95.70 95.64 Per cent destructions to issues 55.75 193.75 115.18 103.62 98.61 99.50 97.43 98.01 96.73 98.23 99.73 112.45 102. 52 179 BEPOET OF THE COMPTBOLLEB OF THE CUBBENCY TABLE N O . 30.—Amount, denomination, and cost of national-bank currency received from Bureau of Engraving and Printing, year ended October SI, 1926 Denominations Amount Cost of Cost of paper printing, etc. Total cost 5,5,5,5 , 10,10,10,10. 10,10,10,20. 60,50,50,100 $135,330,900 31, «64,440 317,147,800 13,530,000 $48,049. 57 5, 620. 43 45,034.99 383.97 $354,784.16 41, 514.18 332,443. 58 2. 836. 30 $402,833.73 47,134.61 377,478.57 3,220.27 Total. 497, 663,140 99, 088. 96 731, 578. 22 830,667.18 TABLE NO. 31.—Vault account of currency received and issued by currency bureau during the year and the amount on hand October 31, 1926 National-bank currency in vaults at the close of business, Oct. 31,1925 $219,963,720 National-bank currency received from Bureau of Engraving and Printing during the year ended Oct. 31,1926 497,663,140 Total to be accounted for Amount issued to banks during year Amount withdrawn from vaults and canceled _ $509,464,360 9,520,540 Total withdrawn 717,626,860 . 518,984,900 Amount in vaults at close of business, Oct. 31,1926 198,641,960 TABLE N O . 32.—Vault account of currency received and destroyed during year ended October SI, 1926 Amount in vault of redemption division of currency bureau, awaiting destruction at close of business Oct. 31, 1925. $2,802,660.00 Amount received during year ended Oct. 31,1920 1 522,852,572.50 Total 525,355,282.50 Withdrawn from vault and destroyed during the year 522,339,682.50 Balance in vaults Oct. 31,1926 3,015,550.00 TABLE N O . 33.—Amount of currency received for redemption, by months, from July 1, 1925, to June SO, 1926, and counted into the cash of the National Bank Redemption Agency Months July August. September October November December January February... March April May June 1925 1926 Total Federal National-bank reserve notes bank notes Federal reserve notes United States currency $161,781.00 176,614.00 155,283.00 167,933.00 158,424.00 105,935.00 $1,129,930.00 1,073,595.00 1,050,390. 00 1,267,285. 00 1,186, 79«. 00 1,646,395. 00 $6,818.37 10,453. 35 10,063. 39 9,342.17 10, 919. 25 $47,538,933.37 42,869,050.85 44,923, 275. 89 44,628, 640.17 40, 234,528. 76 47,185, 631. 75 61,394, 702.00 129,189.00 38,820, 558. 50 102,619.00 46,527,462. 00 91, 999.00 41,679,043.00 90,141.00 42, 571, 573. 50 84,974.00 45,959,801. 50 84,846.00 1, 699,865. 00 1, 570,130. 00 2,019, 400. 00 1,965,755.00 1,989, 560. 00 1,999,17tt 00 12, 982. 83 13,194. 52 10, 740. 71 6,939. 71 7, 285.40 9, 758.12 53,236, 738.83 40, 506, 502.02 48, 649,601. 71 43,741,878. 71 44,653,392.90 48,053,575.62 525,998,910.00 1,509,738.00 18,598,265. 00 114,837.58 546,221,750.58 $46, 240,404. 00 41,608,388. 50 43,707,539.50 43,184, 080. 00 38,882,975. 00 45,422,382. 50 Total TABLE N O . 34.—Amount of currency received by National Bank Redemption Agency for redemption in year ended June SO, 1926, from principal cities $11,871,000.00 Boston $40,107,250.00 Kansas City 16,089,400.00 New York 88,469,900.00 Dallas 13,811,650.00 Philadelphia 40,790,532. 50 San Francisco 15,032,300.00 Cleveland 22,566,200.00 Cincinnati 10,692,400.00 Bichmond 27,146,76a 00 Baltimore 6,658,750.00 Atlanta 14,433,150.00 New Orleans 152,897,119.49 Chicago 57,777,410.50 Other sources St. Louis 15,049,450.00 Total 546,244,022.49 Minneapolis 12,850,750.00 NOTE.—The difference of $22,271.91 between the totals shown by this table and Table No. 33, represents the net adjustments for overs, shorts, and spurious issues found in remittances received. The total amount of currency of all issues received by the National Bank Redemption Agency and counted into cash from June 30,1874, to June 30,1926, exclusive of deductions for shortages and spurious Issues, is $16,486,328,414.28. 180 SUBPOBT OF THE COMPTKOLLEK OF THE CURRENCY TABLE NO. 35.—Cost of redemption of national bank notes during the pear ended June SO, 1926 Amount of expenses Office Treasurer United States <N. B. R. A.) Bedeemed out of 5 per cent fund, unfit for use: SalariesPrinting, binding, and stationery Contingent expenses Express Charges ._ Insurance __. Postage Office Comptroller of Currency Total $242, 636. 83 $54,640. 24 $297,177.07 622. 32 11,696.15 11,073.83 661.33 2,022. 59 2,683. 92 382.78 22,686. 00 11,540.96 Total Sedeemed on retirement account: Salaries Printing, binding, and stationery Contingent expenses _._ Express charges Insurance Postage 45,789. 51 S8,156.03 290,242. 99 165,642. 47 455, S86.46 27,034.34 1,234.34 225. 45 42.67 2, 528. 69 1,286.41 TotaL Aggregate 382. 78 23,103. 51 86,615.07 6,090.47 69.37 73.71 33,124. 81 1,303. 71 299.16 42.67 2, 528. 69 1,286.41 32,351. 90 6,233. 55 38, 585. 45 322, 594. 89 171,876.02 404,470.91 Amount redeemed Eate per $1,000 Amount of expenses $474,929,667.60 $0.95990099 $456, 885.46 52,937,972. 50 . 72888031 38,585.45 Eedeemed out of 5 per cent fund, unfit for use Eedeemed on retirement account Total 527,867,640.00 494, 470.91 TABLE N O . 36.—Classification of Federal reserve currency redemptions, the amount redeemed, number of notes, cost of redemption per 1,000 notes, and amount assessed upon Federal reserve banks, year ended June 30, 1926 Office Office Treasurer CompUnited troller of States Currency (N.B.K.A.) Federal reserve notes: Received from sources other than Federal reserve b a n k s Salaries Printing, binding, and stationery Contingent expenses... Total Eeceived direct from Federal reserve banks and branches, canceled and c u t Salaries _ Printing and binding Stationery... _ Contingent expenses Total Federal reserve bank notes: Received from all sources Salaries Printing, binding, and stationery Contingent expenses Express charges Insurance Postage _ .'. _ _ Total Total amounts assessed against Federal reserve issues Total $1,399.08 27.52 11.67 $1,399.08 27.52 11.67 1,438.27 1,438.27 48,647.41 294.53 250.03 377. SO 48,647.41 294.53 250.03 377. SO 49,569.47 49, 569.47 637.50 12.54 5.32 1.03 66.97 175.82 $2,187.44 1.68 1.79 2,824.94 14.22 7.11 1.03 66.97 175.82 899.18 2,190.91 3,090.09 51,906.92 2,190.91 54,097.83 181 EEPOKT OF THE COMPTBOLUSR OF THE TABI.-JS NO. 36.—Classification of Federal reserve currency redemptions, the amount redeemed, number of notes, cost of redemption, per 1,000 notes, and amount assessed upon Federal reserve banks, year ended June 30, 1926—Continued Amount Number of notes Eate per 1,000 notes Federal reserve notes: Beeeived from sources other than Federal reserve banks and branches $19,051,930.00 1,876,334 $0.76652985 Received direct from Federal reserve banks and branches, canceled and cut _ 1, 282, 636, 600.00 145, 323, 211 . 34109809 Federal reserve bank notes: Received from all sources, including Federal reserve banks and branches 1,462, 885.00 851,969 3. 61427139 1,303,201,415.00 148,054, 514 Total . 36539133 Assessment $1,438.27 49, 569.47 3,090.09 54,097. 83 TABLE NO. 37.—Taxes assessed on national-bank circulation, years ended June SO, 1864, to 1926; cost of redemption, 1874 to 1926; and assessments for cost of plates, etc., 1883 to 19-26 Year 1864-1882 1874-1882 1883 1884 1886 1886 1887-1888 1889 1890 1891 1892 1893 1894 1896 1896-- . 1897 1898 189919001901 1982 198319041905 19061907 1908 1909 1910.-. 1911 1912 1913... 1914 1915 1916 1917 1918-_ 1919 1920-_ 1921-1922 1923 1924 1925 1926-Total Semiannual duty on circulation Cost of redemption of notes by the United States Treasurer Assessment for cost of plates, new banks Assessment for cost of plates, extended banks Assessment for cost of plates, additional or duplicate Assessment for adding signatures to plates, etc. $52,253, S18.24 $1,971,587.10 3,132,006.73 147,592.27 3,024,668. 24 160,896.65 2, 794, 584.01 181,857.16 2,592,021.33 168, 243. 35 2, 044, 922. 75 138, 967.00 1, 616,127. 5S 141,141.48 1.410,331.84 131,190. 67 1, 254, 839.65 107,843. 39 1, 216,104.72 99,366. 52 1, 331, 287. 26 100,693. 70 1, 443, 489.69 103,032. 96 1, 721, 095.18 107, 445.14 1, 704, 007. 69 100, 352, 79 1, 851, 676.03 114,085.63 2, 020, 703.65 125,061.73 1, 901,817. 71 125,924. 35 1,991, 743. 31 121, 291. 40 1,881,92Z 73 122, 984.76 1, 399,221.08 146,236.18 1,633, 309.15 153, 796.33 1, 708,819. 92 174,477.62 1, 928, 827. 49 219,093.13 2,163, 882. 05 247,973.26 2, 509, 997.80 250,924. 24 2, 808,070. 54 233,650. 62 3,090, 811. 72 2'0,8»0,21 3,190,543.04 396, 743.15 3,463, 466. 68 434, 093.10 3,567, 037. 21 4*3, 380.12 3,690, 313. 53 505, 735.21 3,804, 762. 29 5i7,842. 98 3,889, 733.17 629, 013. 36 / • 3,901,541.18 \ 2,977,0t>6.73 \- 498,328.60 3,7*4,867.77 450,150. 22 3, 533, 631. 28 420,160.42 3, 656, 895. 34 412, 785. 92 3,627,060.80 528, 424. 24 3,706, 901.15 974.068.11 3,806, 590. 02 1,115,146. 00 3,941, 461.17 2 594,168. 70 4,030, 336.30 614, 598. 55 4, 063, 708.32 627, 979. 90 3, 661, 819.45 459,790.43 3, 277, 512. 90 494,470.91 174,163,156. 37 15, 783,319. 41 $26,980 $34,120 1,950 18,845 97,800 13,150 24,825 14,810 1,750 18,860 3,900 14,100 575 12,200 725 ' 24,175 7,200 18, 575 8,100 15,700 5,200 14, 225 4,375 4,050 6,875 4,950 3, 750 5,450 1,700 3,050 1,775 5,275 2,850 8,200 29,200. 15,050 13,500 85, 975 14,425 43,200 40,325 54,475 12,600 45,500 64,800 47, 825 31,450 54,150 12,975 76, 275 10, 025 48,450 10,800 31,475 17,500 55,125 22,3 7 5 27,875 28,190 22, 740 19, 805 28, 560 8,500 11,560 Total $4,130 6,975 6,300 $52, 253, 518. 24 1, 971, 587.10 3,339,699.00 3,206,353.89 3,087,391.17 2, 799, 899. 68 2,204,489.75 1, 775,2«9. m. 1, 554, 297. 51 1,387,583.04 1,341,246. 24 1,455, 680. 96 1, 565, 947. 65 1,836,965.32 1, 816,185. 48 1, 974, 961. 66 2,160, 51S. 38 2,034, 792.06 2,124,084. 71 2,049,157. 49 1,844, 932. 26 1,844,730. 48 1, 978,097. 54 2, 206, 020. 62 2, 524, 484 31 2, 846, 522.04 3,128,971.06 3,420,126.93 3, 629, 561.19 3,970,184. 78 4,060,667. 33 4,251,108. 74 4,377,945. 22 4,445,106.53 7,418,626.51 4,218,322.99 3,975,451. 70 4,106, 671. 26 4,194, 015. 04 4,762, 569. 26 5,047, 636.02 4, 624.372. 87 4, 600, 351. 85 4, 646,161. 22 4,143, 742. 88 3, 827,105.81 16, 660 10,085 9,200 16, 770 15, 600 31, 8oO 31, 070 18, 244 23,464 18, 756 12,682 22,948 13,855 9,700 6,000 11,120 15, 340 28,990 82,160 52, 780 5.850 3,556 4, 456 11,175 3,420 6,460 9,100 7,590 20, 770 12,670 17, 226 25, 262 31, 388 4,404 30, 564 $493 841 773 591 1,610 1, 111, 299 763, 597 197,434 4,308 192,023,113.78 > Tax collected on additional circulation under act May 30,1908. notes redeemed in 1922, $0.95; in 1923, $0.95; in 1924, $0.96 Average cost per $1,000 for national-bank Digitized for 8FRASER in 1925, $0.83; and in 1926, $0.94. 182 BEPOBT OF THE COMPTROLLER OP THE CURRENCY TABLE N O . 38.—Federal reserve notes outstanding according to weekly statements (amount issued by Federal reserve agents to Federal reserve banks, less "unfit" notes redeemed), and collateral security therefor, from November 4> 1985, to October 27, 1926 [In thousands of dollars] Date Nov. i 1925 10 18 Dec. 25 2 9 16 23 30 Jan. 6 13 20 27 Feb. 3 10 17 24 1926 Mar. 3 10 17 24 31 Apr it::::::::::::::::::: 21 28 May 6 12 19 26 June 2 9 16 23 30 Jury 7 14 21 Aug. 28 4 11 18 25 Sept. 1 8 15 22 29 Oct. 6 13 20 27 Federal reserve notes outstanding $2,012,311 2,026,888 2,026,863 2,037,920 2,052,837 2,086,647 2,114,164 2,199,767 2,203,380 2,171,718 2,123,475 2,076,410 2,048,723 2,021,402 2,008,387 2,003,800 2,011,369 2,006,093 2,000,965 1,989,508 1,980,064 1,966,703 1,959,213 2,002,164 2,006,839 2,001,007 2,000,978 1,998,307 1,985,321 1,987,185 1, 990,095 2,012,406 2, 005, 937 1,991,009 1,995, 204 2,022, 870 2,024,120 2,018,037 2,012,492 2,022, 417 2,009, 794 2,012, 479 2,027,902 2,036,046 2,056,107 2,071,363 2,068,907 2,065,401 2,060,528 2,063,142 2,074,099 2,068,178 Collateral security Gold Eligible paper Excess collateral $1,332,277 1,356,016 1,355, 679 1,355,463 1,343, 424 1,307, 572 1,394,759 1,327,438 1,356,607 $929, 598 864,907 878,126 930, 553 949,410 999,029 919,180 1,072, 785 1,060,708 $249,561 194,035 206,852 248,096 239,997 219,951 199,775 200,466 213,935 1,424,473 1, 472, 351 1,617,010 892,390 789,051 71L 401 692,387 740,300 791.025 797,417 802,364 835,592 754,218 704,667 827,811 838,769 777.026 822,806 648, 512 688,773 736,862 682,765 694, 851 677,848 740, 276 672, 959 145,145 137,927 152,001 155,178 169,185 215,787 191,581 197,141 212,669 161,961 147,681 262,061 233,789 202,341 206,082 1,511,511 1,450,287 1.433,149 1,397,967 1,406,149 1,383,170 1,408,708 1,432,402 1,404,307 1,361,723 1,384,631 1,385,430 1,498,448 1, 437, 742 1,414,141 1,471,677 1,475, 479 1,455,119 1.450,150 1.472,698 1, 530,561 1.467,699 1,462,159 1, 322,166 1,441, 894 1,457,001 1,436, 384 1, 431,397 1,453,366 1,453,356 1,442,912 1,395,311 1.408, 431 1,429, 247 1,384,679 1,359,115 1,383,196 1,329,143 1.409, 641 1,411,623 699, 216 734,247 830, 213 728,899 693,412 708,991 755, 993 751,848 760,119 798,336 855,009 855,953 800,852 896,994 953,368 859, 423 947,286 837,644 900,057 141,121 125,808 150,025 166,136 185,009 146, 782 200,331 133,251 132,783 175,906 201,202 129,509 146,673 132,376 132,883 164,973 195,410 200,996 213,346 214,274 208,277 158,736 213,766 247,082 182,091 213,287 173,086 243,502 TABLE NO. 39.—Federal reserve notes printed, shipped, and canceled, issued to banks, retired, and destroyed since organization of the banks, with the balance in vaults and amount outstanding October SI, 1926 VAULT BALANCE OCTOBER 31,1926 Fives Total printed _ Total shipped and canceled Total on hand Tens Twenties Fifties One hundreds Five hundreds One thousands Five thousands Ten thousands Total $4,654,800,000 $5,060,720,000 $5,404,240,000 $1,147,400,000 $810,400,000 $163,000,000 $333,600,000 $108,000,000 $184,000,000 $17,866,160,000 76,000,000 184,000,000 16,717, 620, 000 4,336,780,000 4,846,000,000 5,142, 240,000 1,050,400,000 727,200,000 111,400,000 243,600,000 318,020,000 214, 720,000 262,000,000 97,000, 000 83,200,000 51,600,000 90,000,000 32,000,000 1,148, 540,000 $4, 682, 660, 500 $5,304, 785, 540 $5, 743, 505,040 $1,132, 367, 050 $828, 534,800 $120,304,500 $322, 961,000 $45,010,000 4,181, 988,490 4,794,242,910 5,132, 651, 980 981,867, 650 668,994, 600 88, 927, 000 240,038, 000 38, 835,000 Total outstanding 500,672,010 510, 542, 630 610,853,060 150,499,400 159, 540,200 31,377, 500 O w ISSUED, R E T I R E D , AND OUTSTANDING OCTOBER 31, 1926 Total issued Total retired w 82, 923, 000 6,175,000 $76,780,000 $18,256, 908,430 62, 570,000 16,190,115, 630 14,210, 000 O O 2,066, 792,800 M U T I L A T E D F E D E R A L R E S E R V E NOTES, BY DENOMINATIONS, R E C E I V E D AND D E S T R O Y E D SINCE ORGANIZATION OF BANKS AND ON H A N D IN VAULT OCTOBER 31, 1926 Boston New York Philadelphia Cleveland Richmond Atlanta Chicago St. Louis Minneapolis Kansas City Dallas San Francisco _. __ _ Total received... Total destroyed. Balance on hand $317,187, 760 $526,301,400 $397,418,240 994,156,490 1, 229, 723,700 830,962,220 351,083, 740 396, 882, 520 468,756,180 230, 891, 745 275, 215, 550 539,584, 540 179, 265, 745 202, 033, 780 252,309,620 211,352,540 187,215,030 187,274,680 676,627,100 539,516, 720 591,343,640 168, 400,340 163,482, 540 163,311,660 105,381, 300 79,336,380 97,494,330 157,497, 780 111, 649, 720 126,457, 900 96,095, 315 94,385,160 90, 565,800 326,191, 725 454,985,020 271.323, 990 3, 647,965,890 4,143,120, 770 4, 300, 575,240 3, 629, 528, 890 4,127,991, 220 4, 285, 509,840 18,437,000 15,129, 550 15,065,400 $370,000 2,160,000 $40, 799, 500 190,420, 700 41,077, 900 37,059, 800 27,491, 300 18,081,100 42, 295,800 10,191, 700 4,904,900 8,800,000 6,464, 800 57, 437,800 $3,068,500 $11, 555,000 34,437, 500 75,897,000 1, 513, 000 6,238,000 3, 620, 000 3,103, 000 4,893, 000 285,000 4,924,000 2,904,500 6,545, 000 5,125, 500 1, 002, 000 2,251, 000 768,000 403,000 918,000 831,000 799,000 401,000 3, 077, 000 5, 729, 000 4, 905,000 $1,332, 639,050 3, 529, 820,360 1,387,164, 590 220,000 1,289, 294 685 40,000 723,867,845 632, 219,150 1,986,403,160 420,000 529,107,140 292, 200,160 413, 417, 600 295, 826,525 10,120, 000 1,173, 835,135 809,573,200 485,025, 300 806,571,450 483,106,300 56,151, 000 124,137,000 55,731,500 123,182, 000 5, 915,000 5,915,000 13,330,000 13, 585, 793,400 13,320, 000 13, 530, 856, 200 $35,648, 650 171,597, 750 121, 613,250 199, 528,050 57,539,400 20,467,300 124,849,400 19,972, 900 3,912, 250 7, 263, 200 7,115, 450 40,065, 600 3, 001, 750 1, 919, 000 419,500 955,000 $290,000 465,000 70,000 10,000 100,000 75,000 10,000 54,937, 200 NOTE.—During the year burned, badly mutilated, and fractional parts of Federal reserve notes amounting to $21,409.50 have been identified, valued, and to the bank of issue determined. NOTE.—Total new notes canceled and destroyed, $168,000,000. Q i o TABLE N O . 40.—Aggregate amount of Federal reserve bank notes printed, issued, canceled, and redeemed, by denominations, since the inauguratdon of the Federal reserve system, and amount on hand, and outstanding October 81, 1926 J*jj j|£ VAULT BALANCE OCTOBER 31,1926 Ones Total printed ^. . . Total on hand Fives Twos $478,892,000 478,892,000 $136,222,000 136,232,000 . . Tens Twenties Fifties Total $132,300,000 121,460,000 $24,040,000 16,440,000 $14,080,000 9,760,000 $2,600,>000 200,000 $788,344,000 762,984,000 11,040,000 7,600,000 4,320,000 2,400,000 25,3*), 000 O ISSUED, R E D E E M E D , AND OUTSTANDING OCTOBER 31,1926 Total issued Total redeemed Total outstanding . . . . . *_.. $478,892,000 476,112,347 $135,192,000 134,183,460 $121,460,000 120,64S, 225 $16y44O,O0O m, 173,560 $9,760,000 9,370,660 $200,000 176,200 $761,944,000 766,661,342 2,779,658 1,008,530 814,778 266,440 389,440 23,800 5,282,65S . TABLE NO. 41.—Taxes assessed on Federal reserve bank currency, cost of redemption, and cost of plates for years ended June SO, 1915 to 1926 Semiannual taxes on circulation Year Cost of redemption of notes by the United States Treasurer Assessment lot Cost of original plates Assessment for cost of additional or duplicate plates g Total w 1915 1916 ... 1917 . . . 1918 1919 . 1920 1921 1922.. 1923 1924 1925 1926 . Total . . + . $2,336.18 3,590.86 38,780.70 463,196.96 1,023,344. 76 947,405.00 445,944.01 113,837.32 2,890.88 . . . . . .- . . . . . , . i .. . „ j. 3,041,284.67 $947.93 2,363.41 34,419.62 •263,616.78 243, 517. 97 146,890. 63 53,011.08 11,310. S6 4, 561.17 3,090.09 762,719.44 $1,800.00 2,200.00 23,810.00 390.00 $540.00 720.00 180.00 138,830.00 88,270.00 136, 570. 00 2,140.00 28,200.00 366,950.00 $1,800.00 5,065; IS 6,258.79 41,284.11 659,965.58 1,375, 621. 54 1,327,492. 97 593,974. 54 166,848.40 14,201.74 4, 561.17 3,090.09 4,199,154.11 n TABLE N O . 42.—National banks in eharge of receivers, year ended October 81, 1926, capital at date of organization and at date of failure, causes of failure, dividends paid while solvent, circulation outstanding at date of failure, lawful money deposited with Treasurer of the United States to redeem circulation, and total deposits at date of suspension Organization Name and location of banks Farmers and Drovers National Bank, Waynes' burg, Pa First National Bank, Billings, Mont. Second National Bank, Clarion, Pa... Traders National Bank, Lowell, Mass.. Mesa County National Bank, Grand Junction, Colo._ First National Bank, Pensacola, Fla. First National Bank, Button, W. Va First National Bank, Uniontown, Pa First National Bank/St. Cloud, Fla First National Bank, Bluffton, Ohio—First National Bank, Eureka, S. Dak _ First National Bank, Fail-field, Idaho First National Bank, Medina, N. Dak First National Bank, Towner, N. Dak First National Bank, Hearne, Tex_ Farmers National Bank, Cooper, Tex First National Bank, Gridley, Calif_ First National Bank, Cut Bank, Mont Picher National Bank of Picher, Okla First National Bank of Hanger, Tex First National Bank, Beaver, Pa Corn Belt National Bank of Scotland, S. Dak _. First National Bank ol Ambia, Ind First National Bank of Desdemona, Tex First National Bank of Sipe Springs, Tex First National Bank, Marcus, Iowa.-. First National Bank of Bridgeport, Nebr Bannock National Bank of Pocatello, Idaho.-. First National Bank, Crawford, Tex _ First National Bank, Moran, Tex _ The Havre National Bank of Havre, Mont First National Bank of Joplin. Mont National Bank of Cleburne, Tex Peoples National Bank, National City, Calif-.United States National Bank, Vale, Oreg Charter No. 3097 3044 4753 7766 2490 6213 270 9707 5626 11527 10162 10581 7955 4976 10628 11164 9574 11624 8072 8850 11031 9510 11452 11526 9819 9711 6347 10400 10874 97S2 10929 4035 9512 9496 Date Feb. Dee. Sept. June 25,1865 27,1883 12,1883 10,1892 May 81,1905 Aug. 10,1S80 Apr. 17,1902 Feb. 20,1864 Mar. 24,1910 Nov. 19,1900 Nov. 28,1919 Mar. 30,1912 Apr. 24,1914 Sept. 29.1905 July 5, 1894 Sept. 24,1914 Mar. 14,1918 Oct. 5,1909 Feb. 3,1920 Jan. 26,1906 Feb. 10,1888 May 28,1917 July 30,1009 Sept. 2,1919 Nov. 6,1919 June 22,1910 Feb. 23,1910 July 15,1902 May 18,1913 June 5,1916 May 18,1910 Nov. 11,1913 May 6,1889 June 21, 1909 July 8,1909 Capital Total dividends paid during existence as a national banking association Failures Capital Receiver appointed Circulation Total Lawful outstanding deposits at money at date of date of susCause deposited failure pension of failure $597,750.00 321,350.00 92,000.00 2-16,000.00 $200,000 150,000 SO! 000 200,000 Dec. 12,1906 July 2,1910 June 21,1912 Oct. 20,1913 A A A A $100,000 37,500 49,000 190,197 $100,000.00 37,500.00 48,000.00 190,197.00 100,000 86,000.00 50,000 1,036,343.00 35,000 31.500.00 60,000 1,308,000.00 50,000 29,500.00 25,000 48,500.00 50,000 7,500.00 25,000 26,500.00 25,000 20,750.00 25,000 20.500.00 50,000 178,000.00 50,000 40,000 25,000 24,250.00 100,000 25,000 50,250.00 50,000 192,750.00 25,000 1,750.00 25,000 11,250.00 25,000 25,000 100,000 56, 500.00 25,000 21,500.00 50,000 49,000.00 30,000 5,400.00 25,000 6,250.00 50,000 30,500.00 25,000 75,000 429, 375.00 25,000 6,500.00 74,000 62, BOO. 00 100,000 500,000 50,000 100,000 50.000 50,000 50,000 25,000 25,000 25,000 50,000 50,000 40,000 50,000 100,000 Nov. 29,1913 Jan. 22,1914 Aug. 29,1914 Jan. 19,1915 Jan. 2,1918 Nov. 17,1919 Aug. 20,1920 Aug. 26,1920 Dec. 20,1920 Dec. 28,1920 Jan. 21,1921 Jan. 28,1921 Jan. 29,1921 do— Feb. 21,1921 Mar. 2,1921 Mar. 26,1921 Mar. 28,1921 Apr. 6,1921 Apr. 7,1921 Apr. 18,1921 May 18,1921 do June 11,1921 July 16,1921 Aug. 29,1921 Sept. 16,1921 do... Oct. 27,19?1 Nov. 7,1921 Nov. 15,1921 A A B A B B B A A B C 100,000 489,900 60,000 100,000 17,100 46,700 100,000.00 489,900.00 $150,000 78,000 50,000 200,000 200,000 50,000 25,000 25,000 25,000 25,000 50,000 25,000 100,000 30,000 25,000 50,000 25,000 150,000 25,000 75,000 c c A c c B A B A A C AC C B C C c AB B C 5,850 10,900 21,500 36,000 5,800 22,400 47,900 $1,047,580.00 1,908,841.00 376,639.00 2,978,922.00 444,609.00 1, 673, 245. 00 364,021.00 100,000.00 1,452,581.00 380, 776.00 17,100.00 597,357.00 46,700.00 823, 254.00 353,781.00 5,850.00 170, 529.00 24, 995.00 247, 015. 00 10, 900.00 128, 566.00 21,500.00 541, 562.00 36,000.00 210, 855.00 5,800.00 245, 675.00 . 208,053.00 22, 400.00 1,283, 599.00 47, 900.00 671,077.00 264, 775. 00 24, 796. 00 24, 600.00 112,917.00 95,627.00 144,284.00 25,000.00 112,121.00 21,100.00 842,093.00 12,100.00 37, 367. 00 7,500.00 73, 916. 00 366,887.00 49, 61)0. 00 28,214.00 76,000.00 2,787,S17.OO 346, 714. 00 25,000.00 68, 760. 00 279,326. 00 § 60,000.00 w o t3 W H a ej m a 00 TABLE N O . 42.—National banks in charge of receivers, year ended October SI, 1926, capital at date of organization and at date of failure, causes of failure, dividends paid while solvent, circulation outstanding at date of failure, lawful money deposited with Treasurer of the 00 Oi United States to redeem circulation, and total deposits at date of suspension—Continued Organization Name and location of banks First National Bank, Vale, Oreg First National Bank, Burley, Idaho Edwards National Bank, Booker, Tei. First National Bank, Wendell, Idaho Stockmen's National Bank, Poplar, Mont Stillwater Valley National Bank, Absarokee, Mont First National Bank, Seeley, Calif National City Bank, Salt Lake City, Utah Second National Bank, Elkton, Md First National Bank, Myton, Utah State National Bank,'Ardmore, Okla Corydon National Bank, Corydon, Ind First National Bank, Oak Grove, La Farwell National Bank, Farwell, Tei First National Bank, Spencer, Nebr First National Bank, Ingomar, Mont American National Bank, Billings, Mont, First National Bank, Fresno, Mont Merchants National Bank, Wimbledon, N.Dak. First National Bank, Hope, N. Mex First National Bank, Mountainair, N. Mex First National Bank, Lawton, Okla First National Bank, Colusa, Calif Commercial National Bank, Great Falls, Mont. Sterling National Bank, Sterling, Colo Payette National Bank, Payette, Idaho First National Bank, Highwood, Mont Citizens National Bank, Laurel, Mont __ First National Bank, Magdalena, N. Mex First National Bank, Broadview, Mont Commercial National Bank, Wilmington, N. C First National Bank, Winner, S. Dak First National Bank, Wessington Springs, S. Dak.... _ First National Bank, Rupert, Idaho First National Bank, Warren, Mass Total dividends paid during existence as a national banking association Charter No. Date 8828 10341 11408 9491 11027 Jan. 14,1907 Feb. 20,1913 May 4,1918 June 30,1909 Feb. 17,1917 $25,000 30,000 25,000 25,000 25,000 $20,000.00 12,450.00 11066 10462 10308 4162 11702 10394 7760 11650 12005 7325 11465 11696 11096 8717 9441 11329 6914 10072 10530 11972 8075 11131 8716 10268 10809 12176 11119 Aug. 11,1917 Sept. 6,1913 Nov. 19,1912 Aug. 12,1889 Apr. 10,1920 May 6,1913 May 23,1905 Mar. 2,1920 Aug. 5,1921 June 18,1904 Aug. 16,1919 Apr. 6,1920 Oct. 3,1917 Sept. 17,1907 May 3,1909 Apr. 3,1919 July 18,1901 July 1,1911 Apr. 20,1914 May 2,1921 Jan. 9,1906 Dec. 29,1917 May 3,1907 Aug. 27,1912 Nov. 20,1915 Apr. 17,1922 Dec. 15,1917 25,000 25,000 250,000 50,000 25,000 100,000 125,000 50,000 25,000 25,000 25,000 150,000 25,000 30,000 25,000 30,000 25,000 75,000 200,000 150,000 50,000 25,000 35,000 50,000 25,000 200,000 30(000 14,000.00 6,000.00 122,500. 00 78,000.00 6446 Sept. 25,1902 10429 July 20,1913 11567 Nov. 14,1919 25,000 25,000 50,000 Capital 7,000.00 70,000. 00 216,250.00 280,750.00 2,500.00 15,000.00 25,000.00 4,500.00 185.250. 00 34,500.00 106,000. 00 76,750.00 7, 500.00 7,700.00 17,500.00 11,500. 00 9,000.00 75,250.00 20,000.00 2,000.00 Failures Capital Receiver appointed Total Circulation Lawful outstanding deposits at money at date of date of susCause deposited pension of failure failure $50,000 30,000 25,000 25,000 25,000 N o v . 15,1921 N o v . 30,1921 Dee. 12,1921 Jan. 6,1922 Jan. 28,1922 C C C C C $11,900.00 • $122,449.00 503,626.00 52,387.00 91,984. 00 24,300.00 39,430.00 25,000 25,000 250,000 60,000 25,000 200,000 125,000 50,000 25,000 100,000 25,000 150,000 25,000 25,000 25,000 30,000 200,000 150,000 200,000 150,000 75,000 25,000 35,000 50,000 25,000 200,000 30,000 Jan. 30,1922 doFeb. 3,1922 Feb. 18,1922 Feb. 24,1922 Mar. 4,1922 Mar. 8,1922 May 13,1922 June 26,1922 July 14,1922 Aug. 14,1922 Sept. 23,1922 Oct. 26,1922 Oct. 27,1922 Oct. 30,1922 Nov. 2,1922 Nov. 18,1922 Nov. 22,1922 Dec. 9,1922 Dec. 11,1922 Dec. 13,1922 Dec. 29,1922 Jan. 4,1923 Jan. 18,1923 Jan. 30,1923 Jan. 31,1923 do C C C B A A C C A AC A AC C C B C A C C C A A C C C AC A 170,037.00 36,307.00 1,383,447.00 262,995.00 35,888.00 975,659.00 984,671.00 32,062.00 47,916.00 550,133.00 174,230.00 499,269.00 27,357.00 60,490.00 82,308.00 205,020.00 906,443.00 306,802.00 1,067,638.00 475,881.00 201, 514. 00 139,808.00 215,807.00 344,244.00 74,657.00 1,991,806.0ft 186,104.00 50,000 Feb. 6,1923 25,000 I Feb. 7,1923 60,000 I Feb. 23,1923 AC A B $243,300 6,250.00 243,300.00 99,995 125,000 2,500.00 99,995.00 125,000.00 99,995.00 14,500.00 10,000.00 17, 750. 00 147,500 147, 600.00 25,000.00 200,000.00 75,000.00 25,000.00 36,000.00 50,000.00 100,000.00 20,000. 00 50,000.00 25,000.00 336,320.00 140,968.00 292,995.00 8 3 w Q O 1 w o "3 M Q 3 First National Bank, Harlowton, Mont First National Bank, American M i s , Idaho.... First National Bank, Clifton, Ariz Springfield National Bank, Springfield, Ohio... First National Bank, Roundup, Mont First National Bank, Gregory, S. Dak First National Bank, Bottineau, N . Dak Llano National Bank, Llano, Tex Farmers and Merchants National Bank, Jefferson, Iowa City National Bank, Jerome, Idaho First National Bank, Nampa, Idaho First National Bank, Rock River, Wyo First National Bank, Highland, Wis First National Bank, Joseph, Oreg Peoples National Bank, Salisbury, N . C . First National Bank, Big Sandy, Mont First National Bank, Willow City, N . Dak.... First National Bank, Grandfield, Okla First National Bank, Sapulpa, Okla First National Bank, Chester, M o n t . . First National Bank, Henryetta, Okla First National Bank, Carroll, Nebr — First National Bank, Shelby, Mont Fairfield National Bank, Fairfield, Iowa _ Howard National Bank, Howard, S. Dak Roundup National Bank, Roundup, Mont First National Bank, Oswego, Mont... First National Bank, Lovington, N . Mex First National Bank, Wells, Minn First National Bank, Mitchell, S. Dak Cavalier County National Bank, Langdon, N. Dak American National Bank, Three Forks, Mont. Lehigh National Bank, Lehigh, Okla City National Bank, Coalgate, Okla First National Bank, Grey Eagle, Minn First National Bank, Fairview, Mont First National Bank, Carter, Mont First National Bank, Hemingford, Nebr Union National Bank, Beloit, Kans Texas County National Bank, Guymon, Okla. Tucson National Bank, Tucson, Ariz National Bank of Barnesvffle, Ohio _ Citizens National Bank, Roswell, N . Mex First National Bank, Lancaster, Minn First National Bank, Tolley, N. Dak Citizens National Bank, Crosby, N. Dak First National Bank, Turtle Lake, N . D a k . . . . First National Bank, Soper, Okla First National Bank, Springfield, S. Dak Farmers National Bank, Tishomingo, Okla First National Bank, Seale, Ala 9270 8869 5821 2620 9165 8600 6085 5853 Oct. Aug. May Jan. May Feb. Dec. June 27,190$ 1,1907 14,1901 17,1882 22,1908 22,1907 17,1901 5,1901 50,000 25,000 30,000 100,000 25,000 25,000 25,000 25,000 10123 11578 8370 11342 10880 8048 9076 11004 6766 10006 5951 11105 6867 5957 10953 8986 10780 10675 11134 11029 4669 2645 Dec. Dec. Sept. Apr. June Dec. Mar. May Apr. Apr. Aug. Nov. June Aug. Dec. Dec. Aug. Oct. Jan. May Dec. Feb. 28,1911 22,1919 15,1906 24,1919 14,1916 11,1905 10,1908 9,1917 18,1903 24,1911 19,1901 15,1917 29,1903 21,1901 14,1916 24,1907 13,1915 26,1914 8,1918 26,1917 12,1891 8,1882 40,000 30,000 25,000 25,000 25,000 25,000 100,000 25,000 25,000 25,000 25,000 25,000 25,000 25,000 25,000 60,000 25,000 25,000 25,000 30,000 50,000 50,000 Jan. 28,1908 Apr. 30,1917 Feb. 14,1901 Mar. 10,1920 May 28,1907 Aug. 26,1921 Apr. 25.1917 July 27.1912 Mar. 24,1903 Mar. 21,1922 Feb. 21.1918 Jan. 29,1903 Apr. 20,1903 May 14.1919 May 17,1905 Apr. 14,1914 June 8,1907 Apr. 15.1913 Oct. 2,1907 July 23,1913 Sept. 28,1914 25,000 40,000 25,000 50,000 25,000 40,000 25,000 25,000 25,000 25,000 100,000 100,000 50,000 25,000 25,000 25,000 25,000 30; 000 25,000 30,000 60,000 8075 10996 5755 11676 8729 12015 10995 10242 6701 12179 11159 6621 6777 11356 7810 10519 8821 10366 8942 10431 10654 18, 500.00 48, 250. 00 157, 750. 00 161, 500. 00 34,750. 00 89,490.00 66,000.00 105,000.00 50,000 50,000 100,000 100,000 50,000 50,000 50,000 50,000 M a r . 7,1923 M a r . 26,1923 Apr. 2,1923 Apr. 5,1923 do Apr. 12,1923 do do C C AC B C C AC A 29,600.00 40,000 30,000 200,000 60,000 25,000 25,000 100,000 25.000 25,000 50,000 100,000 25,000 50,000 50,000 25,000 60,000 25,000 25,000 25,000 30,000 100,000 100,000 Apr. 27,1923 May 24,1923 June 1,1923 June 14,1923 do do. July 3,1923 July 7,1923 July 12,1923 July 21,1923 July 30,1923 do. July 31,1923 Aug. 13,1923 Aug. 27,1923 Aug. 30,1923 Sept. 1,1923 Sept. 6,1923 Oct. 5,1923 Oct. 8,1923 Oct. 22,1923 Oct. 23,1923 C 25,000 25,000 35,000 50,000 25,000 40,000 25,000 25,000 50,000 25,000 100,000 100,000 200,000 25,000 25,000 25,000 25,000 30,000 25,000 25,000 25,000 Oct. 29,1923 do ... Nov. 8,1923 do do do Nov. 9,1923 Nov. 10,1923 Nov. 13,1923 do Nov. 14,1923 do Nov. 16,1923 Nov. 19,1923 Nov. 21,1923 do. do. Nov. 22,1923 Nov. 28,1923 Deo. 6,1923 Deo. 10,1923 126,563.00 32,000.00 136,000.00 10,000.00 44,750.00 45,000.00 177,550.00 75,000.00 73,750.00 2,500.00 4,500.00 9,000.00 213,750.00 167,500. 00 52,000.00 4,000.00 99,250.00 38,650.00 18,300.00 149,875. 00 5,000.00 133,000.00 373,500.00 5,000.00 66,250.00 27, 500.00 30,125.00 22, 950. 00 22,105. 00 14,750. 00 28,800.00 c c A B AC C O AC C C AC C C 94,750 12,100.00 25,000.00 48,400.00 94,750.00 24,400.00 25,000.00 35,800.00 4, 700.00 40,000.00 105,500.00 13,700.00 24,300.00 94,700.00 24,300.00 5,650.00 45,800.00 24,500.00 24,600.00 25,000.00 c A AC AC C c A AC C A C C C A A A C B C B C AC C C c c c c c 97,000. 00 99,000.00 23,200.00 12,250.00 6,200.00 25,000.00 5,950. 00 49,300.00 67,300.00 100,000.00 188,200.00 24, 700.00 6,250.00 9,700.00 17, 750.00 24,400.00 384,115.0» 265, 380.00 260,527.00 1,772,465.00 487, 252.00 176,708.00 333,101.00 271,311.00 99,553.00 67,061.00 375,788.00 158,539.00 77,396.00 141,638.00 893,613.00 37,800.00 150,665.00 182,035.00 688,227.00 104,352. 00 967,732.00 383, 573.00 227, 849.00 332,323.00 143,305.00 211,204.00 46,982.00 126,305.00 745,030.00 562, 553.00 353,645.00 63,477.00 159,610.00 158,720.00 90,443. 00 146,213.00 33,989. 00 203,317.00 645,591.00 173,519.00 588,287.00 877,090.00 497,195. 00 179,618.00 87,434.00 146,380.00 134, 961. 00 98,891.00 150,326.00 132,277.00 39,634.00 o H3 o a 8 TABLE N O . 42.—National banks in charge of receivers, year ended October SI, 1928, capital at date of organization and at date of failure, causes of failure, dividends paid while solvent, circulation outstanding at date of failure, lawful money deposited with Treasurer of the United States to redeem, circulation, and total deposits at date of suspension—Continued Organization Name and location of banks First National Bank, Manville, Wyo First National Bank, Woodwortb, N. Dak First National Bank, Lenapah, Okla First National Bank, Poplar, Mont First National Bank, Lansford, N. Dak First National Bank, Forsyth, Mont Condon National Bank. Condon, Oreg First National Bank, Moore, Mont Miners National Bank, Henrietta, Okla First National Bank, Selmlter, Okla Merchants National Bank, Mandan, N . Dak.. First National Bank, Webster, 8. D a k . First National Bank, Dodson, Mont Sioux Falls National Bank, Sioux Falls, S. Dak_. First National Bank, Sentinel Butte, N. Dak_. First National Bank, Beach, N . Dak First National Bank, Bisbee, N . Dak National Bank of Carlsbad, N. Mex Dakota National Bank, Dickinson, N . Dak First National Bank, Lusk, W y o . . . First National Bank, St. John, Wash First National Bank, Warroad, Minn First National Bank, Brookings, S. Dak First National Bank, Bonan, M o n t . . First National Bank, Harrison, Nebr. First National Bank, Clarkston, Wash First National Bank, Carthago, S. Dak First National Bank, Onida, S. Dak Commercial National Bank, Miles City, Mont. Nowata National Bank, Nowata, Okla First National Bank, Castlewood, 8. D a k . . . . . . First National Bank, Clovis, N. Mex First National Bank, Charfa, Mont . First National Bank, Sidney, Mont Stoctanens National Bank, Fort Benton, MontFirst National Bank, Fort Sunnier, N . Mex Wells National Bank, Weils, Minn Charter No. 11352 11363 11436 10885 im 7320 8861 8639 10349 10967 10604 6602 11086 2823 10706 9484 6733 6884 7663 11360 11172 1181$ 8087 9864 8888 6742 10883 11685 6015 6367 6000 87S4 11165 9904 4194 8017 6788 Date May 1,1919 Apr. 26,1919 Aug. 18,1919 July 28,1916 Mar. l«,«1906 June 10,1904 Mar. 24, ieoa Jan. 7,1907 Feb. 20,1913 Mar. 5,1917 Aug. 24,1914 NOT. 19,1902 Aug. 23,1917 NOT. 14,1882 Feb. 10,1915 May 26,1909 Apr. 1,1903 July 8,1903 Mar. 4,1905 June 23,1919 Mar. 11,1918 Aug. 4,1920 NOT. 16,1883 Aug. 81,1910 June 28,1907 Mar. 16,1903 Mar. 20,1916 Jan. 17,1920 Aug. 15,1895 July 23,1902 Oct. 2,1901 June 14,1907 Feb. 26,1918 Dee. 23,1907 Dec. 24.18S6 Feb. 28,1907 Apr. 6,1903 Capital $23,000 23,000 25,000 25,000 25,000 50,000 60,000 60,000 25,000 26,000 50,000 25,000 25,000 60,000 25,000 25,000 25,000 30,000 60,000 60,000 40,000 26,000 60,000 25,000 60,000 26,000 25,000 25,000 80,000 25,000 25,000 35,000 25,000 25,000 100,000 25,000 30,000 Total dividends paid during existence as a national banking association $1,26a oo 3,750.00 1,500.00 63,000.00 136,500.00 12,600.00 22,750.00 42,250.00 12, 500.00 6,000.00 32,500.00 240, 800. 00 10.000.00 62,500.00 57,750.00 142,900.00 68,000.00 16,000.00 270,600.00 22,250.00 109,000.00 38,500.00 23,500.00 277,000.00 112.000.00 42, 500.00 50,100.00 1,500.00 103,250.00 802,000.00 45,600.00 75,000.00 Failures Capital $25,000 25,000 25,000 25,000 25,000 75,000 60,000 25,000 50,000 26,000 50,000 25,000 26,000 150,000 25,000 60,000 25,000 100; 000 50,000 50,000 40,000 25,000 100,000 25,000 50,000 60,000 25,000 25,000 250,000 26,000 25,000 100.000 25,000 .50,000 200,000 25,000 75,000 Receiver appointed Dec. 11,1923 do Dec. 14,1923 Dec. 17,1923 do.Dec. 18,1923 do. Dee. 20,1923 Dee. 21,1923 .do. Dee. 26,1923 Jan. 2,1924 Jan. 21,1924 Jan. 24,1924 do do. Jan. 28,1924 Feb. 6,1924 Feb. 7,1924 do do Feb. 9,1924 do do Feb. 12,1924 do do do. Feb. 15,1924 Feb. 19,1924 do. Feb. 20,1924 .—.do Feb. 26,1924 do do do Circulation Lawful outstanding money at date of Cause deposited of failure failure C c c c c A O C C A A C c AC C c o c c c A A A C c c A A C C cC A C C C c $25,000.00 ! 6,500.00 33,700.00 11,800.00 24,500.00 25,000.00 25,000.00 24,700.00 74,250.00 25,000.00 23,300.00 11,300.00 47,100.00 48,600.00 99,200.00 5,950.00 15,000.00 50,000.00 25,000.00 25,000,00 98, 500. 00 16, 797. 59 24,600.00 62,500.00 39,000.00 191,895.00 5, 850. 00 75,000.00 Total deposits at date of suspension $64,463.00 47, 881.00 77, 797.00 103,628. 00 124, 405.00 352,127. 00 121,156. 09 144,127. 00 434,161. 00 51,164. 00 315,054.00 224, 512. 00 72,89a 00 1, 514,456.00 102,16a 00 389,152. 00 216,114. 00 446,659. 00 176,986. 00 82,343. 00 98,542.00 159,329.00 623,164.00 102,643.00 SO&00 188,453.00 228,933.00 112,045.00 1,588,243.00 459, 448.00 164, 542. Oft 64, 861.00 48, 276.00 395, 794.00 467,119.00 79.155.00 745,030.00 3 tsf G O O H3 1 First National Bank, Gering, Nabr Western National Bank, Mitchell, S. Dak First National Bank, Coalgate, O k l a . . First National Bank, Melntosn, S. Dak First National Bank, Clayton, N . Mex First National Bank in Deming, N . Mex First National Bank, St. Anthony, Idaho First National Bank, Huron, S. D a k . . Farmers & Merchants National BaDk, Fair, bury, Nebr First National Bank, Golva, N . Dak First National Bank, Lingle, Wyo Torrineton National Bank, Torrington, Wyo... First National Bank, Poison, Mont Farmers National Bank, Parsons, Kans Merchants National Bank, Crookston, M i n n . . . First National Bank, Bristow, Nebr First National Bank, Lake Preston, S. Dak First National Bank, Hayward, Wis First National Bank, Plentywood, Mont First National Bank, Sterling, C o l o . . First National Bank, Kocky Ford, Colo First National Bank of Fergus County, Lewistown, Mont State National Bank, Albuquerque, N . Mex.... First National Bank, Marysvttle, Kans. First National Bank, Alexander, N . Dak First National Bank, Pilaer, Nebr. First National Bank, WiTsall, Mont National Bank of Commerce, Shawnee, Okla... Citizens National Bank, Hankinson, N . Dak... City National Bank, El Paso, Tex First National Bank, Carlsbad, N . Mes First National Bank, Baker, M o n t Farmers National Bank, Burlington, Kans Drovers National Bank, East St. Louis, 111 First National Bank, Schuyler, Nebr First National Bank, Morristown, S. Dak. City National Bank of Huron, Huron, S. D a k First National Bank, Newcastle, Wyo ' Citizens National Bank, Julesburg, Colo First National Bank, Basin. Wyo First National Bank, Lidgerwood, N . Dak First National Bank, Galata, M o n t . . Citizens National Bank, Worthington, M i n n . . . First National Bank, Poteau, Okla National Bank of Commerce of Rochester, N . Y. Weiser National Bank, Weiser, Idaho. Citizens National Bank, Ness City, Kans First National Bank, Cheyenne, Wyo First National Bank, Lambert, M o n t . . First National Bank, Bridgewater, S. Dak Citizens National Bank, Cheyenne, Wyo A C 11,500.00 93,400.00 27.300.00 23,700.00 50,000.00 25,000.00 48,600.00 30,000.00 265,790.00 289,727.00 493,803.00 103.496.00 197,525.00 307.368.00 236,777.00 1,099, 420.00 60,000 25,000 25,000 35,000 25,000 100,000 75,000 40,000 25,000 50,000 50,000 100,000 60,000 .....do. Feb. 27,1924 doMar. 1,1924 —..doMar. 4,1924 do Mar. 14,1924 Mar. 15,1924 Mar. 18,1924 Mar. 19,1924 .do. Mar. 22,1924 Mar. 24,1921 do do Mar. 28,1924 Mar. 29,1924 Mai'. 31,1924 Apr. 5,1924 do A A C 60,000.00 c 24,700.00 100,000.00 75,000.00 25,000.00 24,200.00 9,600.00 6,250.00 100,000.00 14,100.00 223,363.00 50,234.00 54,763.00 67.468.00 114,786. OO 305, 556.00 1,170,960.00 138,960.00 275.947.00 668,838.00 243,877.00 712,005.00 239,527.00 300,000 200,000 75,000 25,000 50,000 25,000 160,000 30,000 500,000 100,000 25,000 55,000 200,000 50,000 25,000 Apr. 12,1924 Apr. 14,1924 Apr. 15,1924 do Apr. 22,1924 do.. Apr. 28.1924 Apr. 30,1924 May 8.1924 May 14,1924 May 20,1924 May 21,1924 May 22,1924 May 24,1924 do A AC C A C 124,500.00 167,400.00 74,200.00 24,400.00 48, 600.00 25,000 25,000 35,000 50,000 25,000 25,000 25,000 1,500,000 75,000 45,000 200,000 25,000 25,000 100,000 June 12,1924 do June 14,1924 June 17,1924 June 18,1924 June 19,1924 do. June 21,1924 June 23,1924 July 3,1924 July 9, 1924 July 16,1924 July 18,1924 July 21,1924 8062 7455 6047 9283 5713 6974 5764 2819 D«o. Sept. Uee. Oct. Dec. Aug. Deo. May 28.19U5 12,1904 8.1S0O 16,1908 29,1900 5,1903 31,1800 19,1882 50,000 50,000 25,000 25,000 25,000 25,000 25,000 50,000 59, 750.00 128,221.00 175, 850.00 32,076.84 150,500.00 55,400.00 207,625.00 166,350.00 25,000 100,000 100,000 25,000 75,000 40,000 50,000 65,000 10340 11346 11231 11308 9449 11537 3262 9448 10758 7831 10438 5624 7082 Feb. Apr. Aug. Feb. Mar. Nov. Oct. June July June May Oct. Oct. 8,1913 14.1919 19.1918 3,1919 26,1909 18,1919 25,1884 5,1909 24,1915 9,1905 12,1913 29,1900 23,1903 60,000 24,000 25,000 35,000 25,000 100,000 75.000 25.000 25,000 25,000 25,000 25,000 50,000 23,400.00 7274 7186 2791 11297 5937 11886 12441 8084 7514 5487 10443 69S5 10399 2788 9817 8781 7198 9603 10858 5772 11089 5910 7118 8111 8139 8081 1800 11176 6925 8089 9.1904 Mar. 17,1904 Aug. 25,1882 Jan. 22,1919 Aug. 2,1901 Apr. 11,1919 Aug. 18,1923 Jan. 18,1906 Oct. 14,1904 May 19,1900 Aug. 19,1913 Sept. 10,190S Apr. 30,1913 Sapt. 4,1882 May 11,1910 June 3,1907 Mar. 23,1904 Sept. 29,1909 May 15,1916 Mar. 29,1901 Oct. 10,1917 June 7,1901 Jan. 14,1904 Feb. 1,19<W Feb. 19,1906 Feb. 3,1906 Dec. 29,1870 Apr. 20,1918 July 23,1903 Jan. 15,1906 May 8,750.00 26,250.00 3,000.00 155,250.00 58,626.00 22,500.00 58, 750.00 22, 500.00 342,986.05 78,800.00 485,000.00 100,00O 474,377.32 100,000 221, 625.00 50,000 1,000.00 25,000 25,000 77,750.00 25,000 100,000 30,000 31,900.00 100,000 471,000.00 25,000 430, 000.00 25,000 7,500.00 25,000 81, 730.00 200,000 57,000.00 50,000 214,750.00 25,000 12,500.00 50,000 44, 75a 00 25,000 78,750. 00 25,000 55,125.00 25,000 17, 500.00 50,000 190,000.00 25,000 7,000.00 25,000 60,500.00 25,000 38,780.00 500,000 1,222,500.00 50,000 118, 584. 67 30,000 70,950. 00 949,000.00 100,000 25,000 25,000 86,750. 00 79,000.00 100.000 c c c c c c c c c A c A B C c c B C C A C c c o A c c c o c c A c A C c c c c o 25,000. 00 2,866,963.00 1,645, 675.00 591,816.00 202, 272. 00 202, 998. 00 23,019.00 936,087.00 206,864.00 3,384, 059.00 361, 326.00 150, 340.00 316, 452. 00 433, 685.00 524,922. 00 98, 667. 00 24,300. 00 24,600.00 35,000.00 50,000. 00 442,668. 00 164, 286. 00 174,796. 00 611,146.00 Is, 655.65 421, 059.00 238, 357.00 198,498.00 574,356.00 166,655.65 30,000.00 24, 597. 80 21,900.00 49,300.00 47,200. 56 22, 700. 00 459,897. 50 65,000.00 200,000. 00 6,500.00 99,995.00 4,498,121.00 63,973.00 228,891.00 1,214,862.00 s W o S P B oo CO TABLE NO. 42.—National banks in charge of receivers, year ended October SI, 1926, capital at date of organization and at date of failure, causes of failure, dividends paid while solvent, circulation outstanding at dale of failure, lawful money deposited with Treasurer of the United States to redeem circulation, and total deposits at date of suspension—Continued Organization Name and location of banks 834 835 836 837 838 839 840 841 842 843 844 845 846 847 850 851 852 853 855 856 857 858 859 860 861 862 863 864 866 867 868 869 870 871 872 873 874 Bristow National Bank, Bristow, Okla First National Bank, Harrington, Wash First National Bank, Minnesota Lake, M i n n . . . FirstNational Bank, Rexburg, Idaho First National Bank, Ririe, Idaho First National Bank, Putnam, Conn State National Bank, Carlsbad, N. Mex NorthwesternNationalBankofLivingston.Mont First National Bank in Clovis, N . Mex First National Bank, Beaver Creek, Minn First National Bank, Rudyard, Mont FirstNational Bank, Groom, Tex y FirstNational Bank, Ozark, Ala FirstNational Bank, Ulen, Minn First National Bank, Alma, Wis Merchants National Bank, Grinnell, Iowa First National Bank, Morgan, Tex First National Bank, Abbeville, Ala First National Bank, Algona, Iowa First National Bank, Boise City, Okla. First National Bank, Allendale, S. C First National Bank, Barnwell, S. C FirstNational Bank, Center, Tex Fanners National Bank, Dodge Center, Minn.. FirstNational Bank, Torrington, Wyo Parkesburg National Bank, Parkesburg, Pa FirstNational Bank, Buffalo, Okla... FirstNational Bank, Oldham, S. Dak... FirstNational Bank, Spring Hope, N. C . Stockmans National Bank, Columbus, Mont. . FirstNational Bank, Alexandria, Minn. First National Bank, Townsend, Mont First National Bank, Rigby, Idaho Peoples National Bank, Hot Springs, S. Dak— First National Bank, Sylvester, Ga First National Bank, Salem, S. Dak.. Jefferson County National Bank, Rigby, Idaho. Charter No. Date 10115 9210 6204 7133 10920 448 10962 11000 12522 9321 11203 11447 7629 7081 8338 2953 6247 5987 3197 11084 11111 11287 5971 6623 92S9 2464 8896 10236 11431 11220 2995 9982 11385 9166 6180 5898 11458 Nov. 23,1911 July 10,1908 Apr. 5,1902 Jan. 19,1904 Oct. 9,1916 Mar. 23,1864 Feb. 8,1917 Mar. 27,1917 Feb. 28,1924 Jan. 4,1909 May 29,1918 Aug. 16,1919 Feb. 13,1905 Dec. 12,1903 May 16,1906 Apr. 28,1883 May 3,1902 Aug. 17,1901 May 15,1884 Aug. 30,1917 Nov. 30,1917 Jan. 9,1919 Sept. 10,1901 Feb. 4,1903 Oct. 6,1908 Feb. 27,1880 Sept. 2,1907 Aug. 30,1912 May 6,1919 July 12,1918 June 9,1883 Jan. 31,1911 June 13,1919 May 23,1908 Mar. 11,1902 July 5,1901 June 9,1919 Capital $25,000 50,000 25,000 50,000 25,000 100,000 75,000 100,000 50,000 25,000 25,000 25,000 25,000 25,000 25,00050,000 35,000 27,500 50,000 25,000 50,000 50,000 30,000 30,000 25,000 50,000 25,000 25,000 50,000 50,000 60,000 50,000 30,000 25,000 25,000 25,000 50,000 Total dividends paid during existence as a national banking association $34,050.00 46,500.00 71,500. 00 120,500.00 6,750. 00 814,000. 00 22,500.00 8,000.00 36, 500. 00 85,737.22 42,500. 00 52,500.00 422,500. 00 40, 750. 00 153,600.00 142, 750.00 6,000.00 20,000.00 7,000.00 31,000.00 43, 500. 00 90,000.00 171,865.00 40,250.00 31, 750. 00 9, 000. 00 264,600. 00 26,000.00 4,800.00 27,916.00 49,000.00 114,000.00 Failures Capital $25,000 50,000 25,000 50,000 25,000 150,000 75,000 100,000 50,000 30,000 25,000 25,000 35,000 25,000 25,000 100,000 35,000 100,000 50,000 25,000 50,000 50,000 50,000 30,000 50,000 50,000 25,000 25,000 50,000 50,000 60,000 50,000 80,000 25,000 50,000 25,000 50,000 Receiver appointed July 21,1924 Aug. 6,1924 do Aug. 11,1924 do Aug. 13,1924 Aug. 25,1924 Aug. 30,1924 Sept. 4,1924 Sept. 20,1924 Oct. 4,1924 Oct. 6,1924 Oct. 23,1924 Oct. 28,1924 Nov. 7,1924 Nov. 12,1924 Nov. 13,1924 Nov. 14,1924 Nov. 24,1924 Nov. 25,1924 Dec. 3,1924 do do Dec. 9,1924 Dec. 16,1924 Dec. 26,1924 Dec. 27,1924 Jan. 3,1925 Jan. 7,1925 .....do Jan. 8,1925 . . ..do Jan. 12,1925 Jan. 15,1925 doJan. 16,1925 Jan. 17,1925 Circulation Lawful outstanding money Cause deposited at date of of failure failure C C B C C A . C C A C C AO A A A C c c A A A-0 A-C B A C A-B A C A C A C C O C A $3,850.00 19,200.00 25,000.00 50,000.00 16,250. 00 50,000.00 25,000.00 32,800.00 24, 700. 00 24,995.00 100,000.00 25,000.00 $98,500 49,600.00 10,000.00 9,600.00 48,800.00 48,900.00 29,500.00 6,100. 00 42,600. 00 9, 700. 00 25,000.00 59,400.00 12, 500. 00 5,950.00 29,300. 00 24, 500. 00 Total deposits at date of suspension $198,499.00 324,105.00 215, 772. 00 72,350.00 1,478,076.00 159,538.00 168,795.00 114,075.00 16,520.00 16,974. 00 158,618.00 197,067.00 203,589.00 998,975.00 51,912.00 145,412.00 656,090.00 136,521.00 185,016. 00 96,628.00 245,341.00 611,756.00 254,693. 00 329,404.00 144,088.00 250,588.00 264,867.00 137,464.00 843,235.00 80, 721.00 466, 517.00 156,143. 00 53, 269. 00 158,184. 00 .CO o I o o fel Neoga National Bank, Neoga, H] _ First National Bank, Mohall, N. Dak First National Bank, Excelsior Springs, Mo Logan County National Bank, Sterling, Colo.. First National Bank, Buena Vista, Ga First National Bank, Hampton, Ga._ Perry National Bank, Perry, Iowa Farmers National Bank, Hempstead, Tex First National Bank, Crystal, N. Dak National Bank of Abbeville, S. C Commercial National Bank, Charleston, S. C. First National Bank, Quincy, Fla _ National Bank of Commerce, Pierre, S. Dak Black Hawk National Bank, Waterloo, Iowa... Lebanon National Bank, Lebanon, Tenn First National Bank, Shelley, Idaho First National Bank, Brinsmade, N. Dak First National Bank, Atwater, Minn First National Bank, Kenville, Minn First National Bank, Idabel, Okla... First National Bank, Pleasantville, Iowa First National Bank, Cavalier, N. Dak First National Bank, Stevensville, Mont First National Bank, Wapanucka, Okla First National Bank, Matoaka, W. Va City National Bank, Clarksville, TexFirst National Bank, Montpelier, Idaho First National Bank, Buhl, Idaho First National Bank, Lemmon, S. Dak Commercial National Bank, Greenville, Tex__ Farmers National Bank, Chandler, Okla _ First National Bank, Bamberg, S. C First National Bank, Bandon, Oreg... Georgia National Bank, Athens, Ga Osceola National Bank, Osceola, Iowa... _. First National Bank, Wimbledon, N. Dak First National Bank, Hedrick, Iowa First National Bank, Jasper, Minn First National Bank, Las Vegas, East Las Vegas, N. Mex First National Bank, Conyers, Ga Hugo National Bank, Hugo, Okla First National Bank, Carnegie, Pa Burgettstown National Bank, Burgettstown, Pa. First National Bank, Selma, N. C... First National Bank, Madison, S. Dak Farmers National Bank, Louisburg, N. C First National Bank, Florence, S. C First National Bank, Clear Lake, S. Dak First National Bank, Crandon, Wis City National Bank, Hugo, Okla First National Bank, Springer, N. Mex Merchants National Bank, Detroit, Minn 10130 4905 7918 3421 10543 7253 4279 6854 8714 11434 8502 10570 6583 8486 5564 10116 10709 5950 11264 10643 7381 11065 9269 7510 12060 11704 9718 6525 6033 6712 5540 6523 July 11,1905 Sept. 17,1903 M a y 5,1905 Oct. 11,1905 Oct. 12,1905 July 13,1911 Jan. 2,1912 Apr. 15,1893 Sept. 12,1905 Oct. 16,1885 M a y 5.1914 M a y 4,1904 Feb. 13,1890 Apr. 17,1903 Apr. 13.1907 July 15.1919 Dec. 11,1906 June 15,1914 Dec. 19,1902 Dec. 10,1906 Aug. 2,1900 Nov. 24,1911 Feb. 4.1915 Aug. 8,1901 Nov. 7,1918 Oct. 8.1914 Aug. 9,1904 Aug. 10,1917 Oct. 16.1908 Nov. 24,1904 Nov. 25.1921 Apr. 19.1920 Feb. 25,1910 Oct. 14,1902 Oct. 8,1901 Feb. 7,1903 Aug. 11,1900 Oct. 7,1902 25,000 25,000 25,000 50,000 25,000 30,000 50,000 50,000 25,000 50,000 200,000 50,000 75,000 100,000 30,000 25,000 25,000 25,000 25,000 25,000 25,000 25,000 25,000. 25,000 25,000 25,000 25,000 50,000 25,000 100,000 25,000 30,000 25,000 100,000 25,000 25,000 25,000 25,000 2436 11255 7747 4782 2408 10739 3149 10260 9747 6357 9387 12136 11565 8122 Aug. 25,1.879 Sept. 3,1918 Apr. 11,190.5 May 16,1892 Jan. 25,1879 May 7.1915 Mar. 29,1884 Aug. 1,1912 Mar. 23,1910 June 28,1922 Mar. 16.1909 Feb. 10.1922 Oct. 18,1919 Feb. 9,1906 50,000 75,000 50,000 50,000 50,000 30.000 50,000 50,000 100,000 25,000 25,000 100,000 50,000 80,000 7841 7008 7741 7973 7963 12,500.00 86,250. 00 17,000. 00 147,000. 00 70,100.00 27,200.00 54,250. 00 133,000. 00 36,300. 00 209,500.00 140, OOO. 00 127,000. 00 139,048. OO 145,600. OO 110,300.00. 38,000. 00 31, 000. 00 88,000.00 99,000.00 23,750. 00 29,250. 00 10,750.00 82,250. 00 16,250. 00 95,000. 00 75, 260.00 25,000.00 35, 750.00 158,000. 00 7,500.00 12, 750.00 716,000.00 15,000. 00 39,500.00 51,750. OO 94,600.00 506,500.00 145,100.00 466, 750.00 444,500. 00 11,400. 00 216,355. 00 11,000. 00 167,000. 00 65,000. 00 49,125.00 9,500. 00 110,500.00 25,000 25,000 25,000 150,000 50,000 50,000 75,000 50,000 25,000 75,000 200,000 100,000 100,000 200,000 80,000 25,000 25,000 25,000 25,000 80,000 25,000 25,000 25,000 25,000 50,000 200,000 50,000 100,000 50,000 150,000 25,000 45,000 25,000 400,000 25,000 25,000 25,000 30,000 Jan. 21,1925 Jan. 22,1925 Jan. 24,1925 Jan. 26,1925 do Jan. 27,1925 Feb. 5,1925 Feb. 7,1925 do do do _ ._ Feb. 11,1925 do.. Feb. 13,1925 do do do Feb. 14,1925 do Feb. 18,1925 Feb. 21,1925 do Mar. 2,1925 do Mar. 3,1925 Mar. 9,1925 Mar. 13,1925 Mar. 26,1925 Apr. 2,1925 Apr. 6,1925 Apr. 10,1925 do Apr. 13,1925 Apr. 17,1925 Apr. 22,1925 Apr. 23,1925 Apr. 24,1925 May 1,1925 200,000 May 4,1925 75,000 May 12,1925 200,000 . . .do 100,000 do.-—.. 100,000 M a y 14,1925 30,000 M a y 16,1925 50,000 M a y 21,1925 25,000 M a y 22,1925 150,000 do 25,000 May 25,1925 50,000 M a y 29,1925 100,000 June 5,1925 50.0DO June 15,1925 60,000 June 22,1925 24,700.00 24,700.00 25,000.00 100,000. 00 48,400. 00 20,000.00 72,300. 00 49,197. 50 24,600. 00 16,850.00 A C B C C c A A C c c A A C C 189,800 c c B-C C A A C 24,700. 00 25, 000. 00 10,000. 00 5, 550. 00 50,000.00 c c B c c c c c A-C A-C A C A C 11,800. 00 49,400. 00 25,000.00 149,995.00 19,800 c c A-C C C A A c A-C A A C B C c c 79, 500. 00 189,800. 00 78,600. 00 19,600. 00 24, 600. 00 10,000. 00 24,600. 00 124,000 15,000.00 200,000.00 25, OOO. 00 25, OOO. 00 19,800. 00 29,500.00 200,000.00 27,700. 00 19,800.00 95,000.00 98,400.00 8,800.00 30,900.00 23,200.00 124,000.00 25,000.00 45,200.00 66,700.00 123,243.90 90,934.00 212,086.00 508, 452. 00 81, 597.00 33, 214. 00 645,627.00 177,720.00 256,939.00 413, 542.00 1,003,982.00 348,671.00 683,098.00 84, 724. 00 118, 712. 00 488,436.00 400, 700.00 264,653.00 213,392. 00 368,224.00 76,421.00 161,142.00 571,934. 00 108, 596.00 335, 821. 00 237,493.00 418,423.00 638,350.00 319,134. 00 64,107.00 181, 264. OO 1,200,239.00 129, 258. OO 161, 727.00 147,483. OO 374,936.00 828,256. 00 133,181. 00 968, 533.00 1,448, 397. OO 1,698,546.00 181, 216.00 399,861.00 76,255. 00 1,137, 989. 00 384,311.00 350,144.00 235,854.00 150, 655.00 491,438.00 I 1-3 HI is! o o K w o O d 42.—National banks in charge of receivers, year ended October SI, 1926, capital at dale of organization and at date of failure, of causes of" failure, dividends ,paid while solvent,, circulation outstanding. at date . . failure, . . lawful money deposited with Treasurer of the United States to redeem circulation, and total deposits at date of suspension—Continued TABLE N O . Organisation Name and location of banks First National Bank, St. Cloud, Minn First National Bank, Simla, Colo First National Bank, Abercrombie, N. Dak.First National Bank, Wausa, Nebr First National Bank, Eedwood Falls, Minn... First National Bank, Lumberton, N. C First National Bank, Walters, Okla. First National Bank, Lake Park, Minn First National Bank, Sheyenne, N. DakFirst National Bank, Devol, Okla First National-Bank, Dell Hapids, S. Dak Globe National Bank, Denver, Colo First National Bank, Libby, Mont First National Bank, Warren, Minn First National Bank, Winifred, Mont First National Bank, Hallock,Minn First National Bank, Buffalo, Minn.. Manilla National Bank, Manilla, Iowa Loveland National Bank, Loveland, Colo Winner National Bank, Winner, S. Dak Muskogee Security National Bank, Muskogee, Okla..... •__ Corona National Bank, Corona, Calif First National Bank, Forest City, Iowa Davenport National Bank, Davenport, WashFirst National Bank, Pasco, Wash _. Farmers National Bank, Laurens, S. C _. First National Bank, Howard, S. Dak.__ Gregory National Bank, Gregory, S. Dak First National Bank, Harding, Mont First National B8nk, Sac City, Iowa First National Bank, Brooklyn, Iowa Warren National Bank, Warren, Minn First National Bank, Covington, Ga First National Bank, Delano, Minn First National Bank, Creston, Iowa Charter No. Sate 2790 11354 8419 9894 5826 7398 6612 7143 8886 115S6 3508 13K2S 95S4 5866 11006 6934 11033 6041 8116 12024 Sept. 25,1882 May 10,1919 Aug. 25,1906 Mar. 27,1911 Mar. 11,1901 July 21,1904 Jan. 10,1903 Feb. 10,1904 Aug. 28,1907 Nov. 4,1919 Apr. 21,18S0 Feb. 5,1920 Oct. 25,1909 May 18,1901 May 17,1917 Aug. 5,1903 June 7,1917 Nov. 12,1901 Feb. 14,1906 Sept. 20,1921 12277 Nov. 8,1922 8436 Oct. 25,1906 4889 Feb. 20,1892 7627 Dec. 22,1904 9266 Aug. 22,1908 May 16,1916 6585 Nov. 29,1902 9377 Mar. 28,1909 9215 July 20,1908 4450 Oct. 6,1890 3284 Dec. 22,1884 11286 Dec. 28,1918 8945 Oct. 2B.1907 9303 Nov. 23,1910 2586 Oct. 22,1881 Capital Total dividends paid daring existence as a national banking association Failures Capital Receiver appointed $50,000 $401,000.00 25,000 11, 750. 00 25,000 87,500.00 50,000 94, 550. 00 25,000 72.2vW.00 35,000 62,250.00 25,000 33, 500.00 25,000 28, 75ft 00 25,000 25,000 50,000 198, 775. 00 66,000,00 200,000 52, 800. 00 25,000 81,250,00 25,000 8,000.00 35,000 84,450.00 25,000 14,000,00 25,000 41,875.00 26,000 100,000 | 133,000.00 60,000 $250,000 25,000 25,000 75,000 70,000 50,000 50,000 35,000 25,000 25,000 60,000 200,000 40,000 50,000 25,000 80,000 50,000 25,000 100,000 60,000 June 24,1925 June 25,1925 June 80,1925 July 9,1925 July 29,1925 Aug. 4,1925 Aug. 6,1925 Aug. 24,1925 Sept. 8,1925 Sept. 17,1925 Sept. 26,1925 Oct. 1,1925 Oqt 6,1925 Oct. 10,1925 Oct. 15,1925 Oct. 16,1925 Oct. 17,1925 Oct. 20,1925 Oct. 22,1925 Oct. 24,1925 12,000.00j 18,000.00 84,250.00 175,000.00 60,000.00 35,000.00 85,250.00 77,477.35 70,000.00 200,000 25,000 75,000 100,000 50,000 50,000 50,000 50,000 65,000 50.000 50,000 50,000 60,000 25,000 50,000 Nov. 7,1925 Nov. 10,1925 Nov. 14,1925 Nov. 17,1925 N O T . 21,1925 do Nov. 24,1925 Nov. 25,1925 Nov. 27,1925 Dec. 2,1925 Dec. 4,1925 Dec. 5,1925 Dee. 8,1925 Dec. 13,1925 do 100,000 26,000 50,000 100,000 25,000 50,000 25,000 50,000 25,000 50,000 50,000 30,000 40,000 25.000 50,000 208,800.00 211, 750.00 e, 400.00 43,000.00 15,500.00 370,000.00 Circulation Total Lawful outstanding deposits at money Cause deposited at date of date of suspension of failure failure A A C $24,100.00 50,000.00 24,400.00 46,600.00 c A A C A C c c A-B O c c c A A-B C c c A A C C c c c A c c c c c c 25,000.00 24,500.00 $9,600 59,500.00 24, 700.00 24,600,00 24,800.00 84,600.00 18,450.00 100,000.00 73,997.50 23,100.00 42,800.00 13,500.00 48,500.00 25,000.00 47,700. 00 14, 700. 00 25,000.00 40,000. (XI 6.250,00 CO to s *1,882,525.08 67,344,00 224,370.00 511,612.00 377,128.00 392,492.00 159,040.00 309,344.00 142,508.00 29,765.00 498,211 00 4,020,485. XI 218,272.O 382,775.00 62,483.00 350,056.00 668,508.00 127,950.00 490,791.00 71,852.00 H W is 2,123,111.00 33,759.00 507,347.00 451,757.00 375,645.00 142,081.00 360,599.00 290,520.00 488,546.00 520, 572.00 633,005.00 341,515. 00 168, 630.00 262,155.00 tsi a o I w 3 Q Farmers & Merchants National Bank, Camion Falls, Minn 904 Farmers National Bank, Lake Preston, S.Dak.. 965 First National Bank, Jefferson, Iowa National Bank, Denver, Colo... two Drovers First National Bank, Kifle, Colo 967 Home National Bank, Cleburne, Tex 968 First National Bank, Kiverbank, Calif 969 First National Bank, Malta, Mont 970 Security National Bank, Mason City, Iowa 971 Glasgow National Bank, Glasgow, Mont 972 National Bank of Luverne, Minn 973 First National Bank, Greensboro, Ga 974 Broadway National Bank, Denver, Colo 975 National Bank, Tama, Iowa «76 First National Bank, Waukon, Iowa 977 First First National Bank of Gilmore, Gilmore City, 87$ Iowa 879 First National Bank, Poeahontas, Iowa. 980 Cando National Bank, Cando, N. Dak 981 First National Bank, Oroville, Wash 982 First National Bank, Ada, Minn 983 National Bank of Wessington Springs, S. Dak.. 984 Fanners National Bank, La Moure, N. Dak 986 First National Bank, Estherville, Iowa 986 Stockmans National Bank, Brush, Colo 987 Liberty National Bank of South Carolina at Columbia, S. C First National Bank, Pagosa Springs, Colo 989 i First National Bank, Kieier, Okla First National Bank, Marion, N. Dak set I Spirit Lake National Bank, Spirit Lake, Iowa.. 992 | First National Bank, Deep River, Iowa_ 993 First National Bank, Blue Mound, 111 994 First National Bank, Intake, Mont 995 First National Bank, Frankfort, S. Dak 996 Moline National Bank, Molina, Kans 997 First National Bank, Fulton, Mo 998 First National Bank, Shenandoah, Iowa 999 First National Bank. Cambridge, Iowa 1000 First National Bank, Oktaha, Okla 1001 First National Bank, Granada, Minn_ 1002 First National Bank, Wayne, Nebr 1003 First National Bank, Noblesville, Ind 1004 Z'irst National Bank, Jonesboro, Ark_ 1005 First National Bank, Saeo, Mont 1006 First National Bank, Hayden, Colo__ 1007 First National Bank, Barnsdall, Okla 1008 Palm Beach National Bank, Palm Beach, Fla. 1009 First National Bank, Benson, Miuu 1010 De Smet National Bank, De Smet, S. Dak 1011 First National Bank, Milford, Iowa. 1012 First National Bank, Dinuba, Calif.... 6704 Feb. July Mar. Dec. Dec. June June Mar. July Feb. Dec. Aug. Aug. Aug. Apr. 14,1903 20,18)5 26, 1906 18,1919 5,1901 7, 1913 28,1913 28.1912 16.1913 1», 1907 4,1907 1,1903 10,1922 5,1871 22,1898 Dee. May July June Apr. Nov. Mar. Jan. Dee. 12,1924 16,1904 2,1906 13,1900 17,1924 1,1910 10773 8262 11564 6178 10411 10427 9738 10428 8665 8977 69CT 12250 1880 4921 25,000.00 25,000 25.000 5, 250. 00 50,000 6(i, 000. 00 200,000 3,750. 000. 00 25,000 92,750.00 150.000 54,000.00 25,000 2,000.00 25,000 65,850. 00 100,000 614,500. 00 28,000 104,250. 00 25,000 15,000. 00 28,000 49,000. 00 200,000 28,000.00 50,000 213,450. 00 50,000 226,500.00 22,1906 25,000 75,000 25,000 50,000 25,000 25.000 50,000 50,000 35,000 9687 Feb. 10.1910 11871 Oct. 4,1920 12239 July 15, 3922 9161 Apr. 30,1908 8032 Dec. 12,1905 6705 Mar. 14,1903 9930 Aug. 19,1909 20928 Nov. 29,1916 10683 Dec. 26,1914 S389 Aug. 31,1906 8358 Aug. 7,1906 2363 M a y 5,1877 9014 Oct. 25.1907 10015 May 13.1911 .11606 Feb. 5,1920 9244 Aug. 28.1908 4882 Mar. 1,1893 8086 Dec. 20,1905 9789 May 26,1910 10730 Apr. 16,1913 11460 Sept. 17,1919 12600 Nov. 6,1924 6164 Feb. 34,1902 5355 M a y 1,1900 5539 Aug. 3.1900 9158 M s y 12,1908 100,000 25,000 25,000 25,000 50,000 25,000 25,000 25,000 25,000 60,000 50,000 50.000 25,000 25,000 25,000 60, 000 50,000 100,000 30,000 25,000 25,000 50, 000 25,000 25,000 35,000 25,000 6611 12544 7377 8279 5453 12620 9714 4700 8*20 2,1902 27,500.00 74,000. 00 42, 500. 00 93,750. 00 51,000.00 291, 750. 00 06,500.00 166,312. 50 62,000.00 101,000.00 28,750. 00 21,750. 00 2,000.00 16, 250.00 80,000.00 116,000. 00 417,000.00 61,800.00 23,000.00 91,860.00 132,687. 50 206,ooaoo 18,300.00 15,000.00 2,000.00 1,000.00 48,250.00 154,875. 00 120, 400. 00 62,000.00 25,000 25,000 50, 000 200,000 50,000 100,000 25,000 60,000 100,000 75,000 25,000 50,000 200,000 75,000 100,000 Dec. 17,1925 do. Dec. 23,1925 Dec. 24,1925 do. Dec. 28,1925 do. .do. Deo. 29,1925 .....do Dec. 31,1925 Jan. 9,1926 Jan. 16,1926 Jan. 18,1926 do 25,000 75,000 25.000 50,000 50,000 25,000 50,000 100,000 35,000 do Jan. 30,1926 Feb. 6,1926 Feb. 8,1926 Feb. 10,1926 Feb. 23,1926 Feb. 25,1926 Feb. 27,1926 Mar. 1,1926 500,000 25,000 25,000 25,000 50,000 26,000 25,000 25,000 25,000 50,000 100,000 50,000 80,000 25,000 25, 000 60,000 62, 500 100,000 30,000 25,000 25,000 50,000 25,000 50, 000 35,000 200,000 Mar. 4,1926 Mar. 6,1926 Mar. 13,1926 Mar. 19,1926 Mar. 23,1926 Mar. 25,1926 Mar. 27,1926 Apr. 7,1926 Apr. 12,1926 do Apr. 24,1926 May 13,1926 May 22,1926 May 26,1926 May 27,1926 June 2,1926 June 3,1926 June 4,1926 do June 16,1926 June 22,1926 July 2,1926 July 6,1926 do July 8,1926 July 9,1926 i A C A A C A B C G C 9,600. 00 12,100. 00 200,000. 00 24, 500. 00 12,100.00 6,495. 00 97,900.00 50.000.00 6,050. 00 c c c c c c c c c c A c c c c 49,297. 50 93,200.00 6,200.00 24,300. 00 6,500.00 24,400.00 24,500.00 48, 700. 00 97,000.00 9,800.00 A A A A A B C O C 5, $50. 00 45, 200. 00 24,600. 00 24,200. 00 60,000.00 97, 700. 00 20, 000. 00 78, 700. 00 6, 250. 00 c c A c A C A C A A A O B C c c 60,000.00 49.000. 00 40,000.00 8, 000.00 9,800.00 23,800. 00 24,000.00 9,800.00 333,877.00 134, 245. 00 306, 880. 00 1, 208, 552.00 318,602.00 115, 739. 00 80,908.00 136,645.00 944, 632. 00 187,074.00 523,153. 00 171,465.00 2,318,247.00 894,382.00 739, 072. 00 201, 056.00 377,430. 00 301.119. 00 80,756.00 4.52,241.00 79, 917. 00 192,334.00 382,589.00 261,882.00 453,008. 00 67,208.00 167,604.00 110,573.00 570,110.00 84,039.00 89,022.00 15,381.00 235, 288.00 258,931.00 277,896.00 690,033. 00 391,138. 00 25,182. 00 67,530. 00 502,030. 00 272,920. 00 419,317. 00 75,935. 00 126,025. 00 294, 947. 00 433, 771. 00 292, 337. 00 351, 858. 00 411,089.00 I w a p i 1-9 W a a •OB TABLE N O . 42.—National banks in charge of receivers, year ended October SI, 1926, capital at dale of organization and at date of failure, causes of failure, dividends paid while solvent, circulation outstanding at date of failure, lawful money deposited with Treasurer of the United States to redeem circulation, and total deposits at date of suspension—Continued Organization Name and location of banks 1013 1014 1015 1016 1017 1018 1019 1020 1021 1022 1023 1024 1025 1026 1027 1028 1029 1030 1031 1032 1033 1034 1035 1036 1037 1038 First National Bank, Glenwood, Minn Whitbeck National Bank, Chamberlain, S. Dak. First National Bank, Cumberland, Iowa Guthrie County National Bank, Panora, Iowa.. First National Bank, Eoyalton, Minn First National Bank, Pepin, Wis First National Bank, Woonsocket, S. Dak Peoples National Bank, Bennettsville, S. C First National Bank, Eldorado, Ill_ First National Bank, Adrian, Minn First National Bank, Cohnan, S. Dak First National Bank, Waubay, S. Dak First National Bank, Akron, Colo Oakes National Bank, Oakes, N. Dak National Farmers Bank, Owatonna, Minn Anamoose National Bank, Anamoose, N . D a k . . First National Bank, Veblen, S. Dak Farmers National Bank in Lidgerwood, N . D a k . Farmers & Merchants National Bank, Merced, Calif National Security Bank, Fairfax, S. C First National Bank, Lake Norden, S. Dak First National Bank, Fulda, Minn First National Bank, Boswell, Okla National Bank of Franklin, Tenn Farmers & Merchants National Bank, Lake City, S C City National Bank, Bismarck, N . Dak Total Charter No. Date 7742 9301 7326 3226 6731 10725 5946 10743 7539 7960 6688 6124 8548 6988 4928 9390 9858 12743 Apr. 16,1910 Nov. 14,1908 June 7,1904 July 9,1884 Apr. 9,1903 Apr. 7,1915 Aug. 6,1901 May 21,1915 Dec. 17,1904 Oct. 7,1905 Feb. 20,1903 Jan. 31,1902 Feb. 4,1907 Mar. 24,1903 May 29,1893 Mar. 24,1909 Aug. 16,1910 May 11,1925 $50,000 50,000 25,000 50,000 25,000 25,000 25,000 50,000 25,000 35,000 25,000 25,000 25,000 25,000 80,000 25,000 25,000 25,000 $28,350.00 111,500.00 66,750.00 273,900.00 37,500.00 15, 500. 00 98,050.00 27,400.00 75, 250.00 49,000.00 62,400.00 42,500.00 129,250.00 26,000.00 199,200.00 41,750.00 46,975.00 10353 12668 10714 6054 7651 1834 Jan. Mar. Mar. Dec. Feb. May 4,1913 23,1925 3,1915 14,1901 16,1905 25,1871 100,000 25,000 25,000 25,000 35,000 60,000 26,000.00 18,250.00 84,562.50 75,447. 00 592,150.00 10681 Dec. 26,1914 9622 Nov. 12,1909 100.000 50,000 82,000.00 23,500.00 Capital Failures Capital $35,000 50,000 25,000 50,000 25,000 25,000 50,000 50,000 50,000 35,000 25,000 25,000 40,000 25,000 75,000 25,000 40,000 25,000 Receiver appointed July 14,1926 do July 22,1926 do .. do July 23,1926 do July 27,1926 Aug. 6,1926 Aug. 16,1926 Aug. 19,1926 Aug. 20,1926 Aug. 26,1926 Sept. 4,1926 Sept. 10,1926 Sept. 18,1926 do Sept. 21,1926 100,000 Sept. 23,1926 25,000 Oct. 1,1926 35,000 Oct. 5,1926 25,000 Oct. 7,1926 50,000 Oct. 8,1926 100,000 Oct. 18,1926 100,000 50,000 18,612,500 41.rt«S ST4. 9.1 27,487,500 A=Incompetent management. B=Dishonesty of an officer or employee. C=Localfinancialdepression from unforeseen agricultural or industrial disaster. Total dividends paid during existence as a national banking association do do Circulation Lawful outstanding money at date of Cause deposited failure of failure A A C C c A C C B C c c o $10,000.00 5,950.00 49,100.00 11,600.00 15,000.00 49,100.00 34,997. 50 24,500.00 6,250.00 19,800.00 24,500.00 74,550.00 24,400.00 9,700.00 B Total deposits at date of suspension $230,596.00 162,551.00 149,410.00 387,988.00 334,020.00 251,64a 00 195,852.00 209,970.00 285,868.00 256,949.00 262,019.00 171,508.00 282,358.00 216,250.00 1,446.671.00 84,022.00 141,176.00 280,454.00 A 35,000.00 24,500.00 B 96,600.00 1,128,135.00 30,680.00 236,796.00 325,328.00 264,025.00 468,950.00 97,600.00 49,400.00 719,644.00 849,178.00 $2,492,792 14,089,789.50 162,989,453 W <3. i 3 Q * 196 KEPOKT OF THE COMPTKOLLEB OF THE CURRENCY TABLE N O . 43.—National banks in charge of receivers, dates of organization, amounts collected from all sources, loans paid and other disbursements, losses on assets returned to stockholders to year ended October 31, 1926 Title and location of banks Farmers & Drovers National Bank, Waynesburg, Pa. First National Bank, Billings, Mont Second National Bank, Clarion, Pa.. Traders National Bank, Lowell, Mass Mesa County National Bank, Grand Junction, Colo. First National Bank, Pensacola, Fla First National Bank, Sutton, W. Va First National Bank, Uniontown, Pa First National Bank, St. Cloud, Fla First National Bank, Bluftton, Ohio First National Bank, Eureka, S. Dak. First National Bank, Fairfleld, Idaho First National Bank, Medina, N. Dak.... First National Bank, Towner, N. Dak First National Bank, Hearne, Tex Farmers National Bank, Cooper, Tex First National Bank, Gridley, Oalif First National Bank, Cut Bank, Mont Picher National Bank, Picher, Okla First National Bank, Ranger, Tex First National Bank, Beaver, Pa — Corn Belt National Bank, Scotland, S. Dak First National Bank, Ambia, Ind First National Bank, Desdemona, Tex First National Bank, Sipe Springs, Tex First National Bank, Marcus, Iowa First National Bank, Bridgeport, Nebr Bannock National Bank, Pocateflo, Idaho _ First National Bank, Crawford, Tex First National Bank, Moran, Tex Havre National Bank, Havre, Mont.. First National Bank, Joplin, Mont National Bank of Cleburne, Tex Peoples National Bank, National City, Calif "United States National Bank, Vale, Oreg First National Bank, Vale, Ores First National Bank, Burley, Idaho Edwards National Bank, Booker, Tex... First National Bank, Wendell, Idaho.. Stockmans National Bank, Poplar, Mont Stillwater Valley National Bank, Absarokee, Mont... First National Bank, Seeley, Calif National City Bank, Salt Lake City, Utah Second National Bank, Elkton, Md First National Bank, Myton, Utah Slate National Bank, Ardmore, Okla Corydon National Bank, Corydon, Ind First National Bank, Oak Grove, La Farwell National Bank, Farwell, Tex... :: First National Bank, Spencer, Nebr First National Bank, Ingomar, Mont. American National Bank, Billings, Mont First National Bank, Fresno, Mont.. Merchants National Bank, Wimbledon, N. Dak First National Bank, Hope, N. Mex First National Bank, Mountainair, N. Mex First National Bank, Lawton, Okla. First National Bank, Colusa, Calif Commercial National Bank, Great Falls, Mont... . Sterling National Bank, Sterling, Colo Payette National Bank, Payette, Idaho First National Bank, Highwood, Mont _ Citizens National Bank, Laurel, Mont First National Bank, Magdalena, N. Mex... First National Bank, Broadview, Mont Commercial National Bank, Wilmington, N. C First National Bank, Winner, S. Dak First National Bank, Wessington Springs, S. Dak First National Bank, Rupert, Idaho... First National Bank, Warren, Mass First National Bank, Harlowton, Mont First National Bank, American Falls, Idaho First National Bank, Clifton, Ariz Springfield National Bank, Springfield, Ohio First National Bank, Roundup, Mont First National Bank, Gregory, S. Dak First National Bank, Bottineau, N. Dak 489 S13 623 631 633 S42 549 654 589 590 593 694 596 597 598 599 600 601 605 606 C10 611 612 613 615 616 619 620 621 623 625 626 628 630 632 633 634 635 640 642 643 644 645 648 648 649 650 652 653 654 655 656 657 658 659 660 661 662 663 664 665 666 607 668 669 670 671 672 673 674 675 676 677 678 67i( 68!) 681 Date of organization Feb. 25,1865 Dec. 27,1883 Sept. 12,1883 June 10,1892 May 31,1905 Aug. 10,1880 Aug. 17,1902 Feb. 20,1844 Mar. 24,1912 Nov. 19,1900 Nov. 28,1919 Mar. 30,1912 Apr. 24,1914 Sept. 29,1905 July 6,1894 Sept. 24,1914 Mar. 14,1918 Oct. 5,1900 Feb. 3,1920 Jan. 26,1906 Feb. 10,1888 May 28,1917 July 30,1909 Sept. 2,1919 Nov. 6,1919 June 22,1910 Feb. 23,1910 July 15,1902 May 19,1913 June 5,1916 May 18,1910 Nov. 11,1916 May 6,1889 June 21,1909 July 8,1909 Jan. 14,1907 Feb. 20,1913 May 4,1919 June 30,1909 Feb. 17,1917 Aug. 11,1917 Sept. 5,1913 Nov. 19,1912 Aug. 12,1889 Apr. 10,1920 May 6,1913 May 23,1905 Mar. 2,1920 Aug. 5,1921 Jan. 18,1904 Aug. 16,1919 Apr. 5,1920 Oct. 3,1917 Sept. 17,1907 May 3,1909 Apr. 3,1919 July 18,1901 July 1,1911 Apr. 20,1914 May 2,1921 Jan. 9,1906 Dec. 29,1917 May 3,1907 Aug. 27,1912 Nov. 26,1915 Apr. 17,1922 Dec. 15,1917 Sept. 25,1902 July 20,1913 Nov. 14,1919 Oct. 27,1908 Aug. 1,1907 May 14,1901 Jan. 17,1882 May 22,1908 Feb. 22,1907 Dec. 17,1901 Capital stock $200,000 150,000 50,000 200,000 100,000 600,000 50,000 100,000 50,000 60,000 50,000 25,000 25,000 25,000 50,000 50,000 40,000 60,000 100,000 200,000 50,000 25,000 25,000 25,000 25,000 50,000 25,000 100,000 30,000 25,000 60,000 25,000 150,000 25,000 75,000 50,000 30,000 25.000 25,000 25,000 25,000 25,000 250,000 50,000 25,000 200,000 125,000 50,000 25,000 100,000 25,000 150,000 25,000 25,000 25,000 30,000 200,000 150,000 200,000 150,000 75,000 25,000 35,000 60,000 25,000 200,000 30,000 50,000 ' 25,000 60,000 60,000 60, 000 100,000 100, 000 50,000 50, 000 60,000 Receiver appointed Dec. 12,1906 July 2,1910 June 21,1912 Oct. 20,1913 Nov. 29,1913 Jan. 22,1914 Aug. 29,1914 Jan. 19,1915 Jan. 2,1918 Nov. 17,1919 Aug. 20,1920 Aug. 26,1920 Dec. 20,1920 Dec. 28,1920 Jan. 21,1921 Jan. 28,1921 Jan. 29,1921 do Feb. 21,1921 Mar. 2,1921 Mar. 26,1921 Mar. 28,1921 Apr. 5,1921 Apr. 7,1921 Apr. 18,1921 May 18,1921 May 28,1921 June 11,1921 June 16,1921 Aug. 29,1921 Sept. 16,1921 do Oct. 27,1921 Nov. 7,1921 Nov. 15,1921 do Nov. 30,1921 Dee. 12,1921 Jan. 5,1922 Jan. 28,1922 Jan. 30,1922 do Feb. 3,1922 Feb. 18,1922 Feb. 24,1922 Mar. 4,1922 Mar. 8,1922 May 13,1922 June 26,1922 July 14,1922 Aug. 14,1922 Sept. 23,1922 Oct. 26,1922 Oct. 27,1922 Oct. 30,1922 Nov. 2,1922 Nov. 18,1922 Nov. 22,1922 Dee. 9,1922 Dec. 11,1922 Dec. 13,1922 Dec. 29,1922 Jan. 4,1923 Jan. 18,1923 Jan. 30,1923 Jan. 31,1923 .do Feb. 5,1923 Feb. 7,1923 Feb. 23,1923 Mar. 7,1923 Mar. 26,1923 Apr. 2,1923 Apr. 5,1923 do Apr. 12,1923 do 197 EEPOKT OF THE COMPIBOLLER OJF THE CtTRKENCf appointment of receiver, and closing, with amounts of nominal and additional assets, assets, expenses of receiverships, claims proved, dividends paid, and remaining Nominal assets at date of suspension Estimated good $814,783 1,087,304 126,110 1,610, 082 280,412 1,488,390 310,050 1,080,785 98,696 453, 22S 730,777 279,978 236,201 40,132 S4.309 633,714 133, 615 91,852 177,077 741,218 426,383 217, 255 91,391 49, 505 33,994 147,933 91, 326 S78,103 9,467 64,232 298,018 13,361 1,337,969 269,826 184,455 29,968 436,036 40,627 140,281 15,898 101,355 46,108 2,140, 734 114,713 40,431 640,092 930,940 39,333 31,362 459,918 48,652 165,067 6,164 57,132 121,564 308,039 300,994 128,697 4-17, 804 241,183 63, 743 27,638 63, 740 101,460 40, 657 926,972 141,052 106,852 33, 782 129, 794 81, 571 30, 701 210,374 1,314,132 213, 681 45, 299 182,688 Estimated doubtful $2,013,406 505,016 294,805 1,603,429 248,785 507, 052 80,899 2,388, 716 138,332 121,751 192,169 78,894 124,538 66,665 273,349 109> 437 27,037 280,558 133,918 1,864,464 220, 623 198,069 38,298 55,484 99,097 139, 231 72,899 735,340 107,320 40,987 238,211 8,751 483, 862 100,137 590,820 286,691 412,057 99,844 26,883 102.418 139,877 44,581 1,367, 227 182,485 36,120 913,996 394, 591 75,957 21,278 413,718 137,880 270,200 39,358 118,292 9,461 22,802 408,661 405, 565 1,189,442 463, 971 123,049 187,644 102 694 354, 748 74,842 1,220,912 149, 236 223,691 198. 932 17; 771 90,142 371, 762 194, 391 167,913 112, 832 257, 777 230,932 Estimated worthless $130,499 552,201 19,305 30,913 165,264 401, 444 27, 210 47,999 210,960 6,352 32,303 125,972 1,583 222,990 144,913 149,856 372,056 69,651 67, 741. 264,810 75,048 50,999 18,935 56,700 30,441 ' 227,297 34.264 307,421 38,667 34,323 189,443 63,552 764,506 83,608 154,190 76,745 195,347 40,852 32,408 41,613 14,313 31,417 80,930 98, 732 19,985 26,058 351,628 19,564 93,956 247,210 119,042 309 219 22,935 21,981 37,766 802 646,628 402,098 424, 765 270,603 168,413 37,428 205, 526 54,724 39, 793 548,872 53, 935 382| 175 180,403 2,118 405, 582 191, 894 211, J01 43,730 451, isOl 63,798 36.049 Additioaal assets received since date of suspension $2,064,749 640,396 55,025 129, 794 52,705 1,073,159 35,698 976, 559 36,663 97,065 177,302 73,113 43,455 59,562 82,962 11,163 68,780 50,993 16,985 85,067 96,158 74,076 68,205 11,914 7,665 106,019 29,135 266,695 6,768 4,261 58,510 8,115 137,848 50,987 102,t)84 59,720 65,958 29,057 18,043 8,197 18,383 10,776 615,518 21,908 14,289 168, 282 139,132 22,195 21, 705 54,267 19,958 72 607 3,0*6 28,926 28,944 22,252 117,161 115,999 199,478 60,967 44,530 17,815 18 422 30,642 9,463 173, 778 32 873 4K 871 29,603 47,429 45, 590 150,083 41, 6S9 272, 016 42, 548 13, 699 30,340 Total assets $5,023,437 2,784,917 495,246 3,374, 218 687,166 3,470,045 453,857 4,494, 053 484,651 678,394 1,152, 551 557, 957 405,747 389,349 585,533 963,670 601,488 483,049 395, 721 2,955,559 818,212 540,399 216,829 173,693 171,197 620,480 227,624 1,987,559 222,222 133,803 784,182 93,779 2,724,185 604,558 1,031,649 453.124 1,159,398 210,080 217,613 188,126 273,928 182,882 4,110,409 447,838 110,825 1,748,428 1,816, 291 157,049 168,301 1,275,113 325, 532 817.093 71,503 226,331 197,735 353,895 1,473,444 1,052,359 2,261,486 1,036,724 399, 735 270, 525 390,382 541, 575 164, 755 2,876,534 377,096 768,589 448,720 197,112 622,885 744,440 657,525 1, 797, 791 820, 262 380,573 480,009 Offsets allowed and settled $546,299 218,280 49,067 148,383 32,131 647,368 12,883 330, 370 46,714 117, 703 96,312 175,417 25,087 57, 561 20,192 794, 387 30,651 40,982 11,372 277,235 73,562 54,119 38,132 4,329 7,422 10,633 12,813 92,323 4,669 3,556 30,270 1,733 342, 685 76,395 17,383 12, 774 106,215 18,493 16,054 768 5,165 7,770 149,925 7,129 6,415 117,926 81,094 35,352 27,296 76,283 12,409 13,493 2,477 14,180 26,203 18, 551 51,049 33,965 206,282 61,209 26,233 3,814 10,337 41,044 6,560 765,433 21,466 9,723 6,158 12,733 21, 796 3,123 84,363 221, 864 47, 975 20,220 30,185 Loss on assets compounded or sold under order 01 com 1 $1,43*, 283 1S1,667 144,266 533,727 313,099 690,699 16,667 199,168 274,586 77,275 35,200 191,118 227,180 135,331 111,955 87,999 97,077 89,991 70,338 439,229 86,424 17,348 67,422 44,269 20,651 66,840 26, 552 382,188 120,963 64,706 39,389 22,561 874, 774 143,835 43,681 43,188 695, 648 12,374 81,727 2,823 65,307 170,700 157,662 11,129 47,233 66,684 31,637 66,131 351,056 11,498 60,863 11,691 83,090 49,954 881,808 237,048 80,361 174,346 69,456 4,415 87,413 29, 858 157,150 62,223 67.065 9,706 177,977 439, 623 210,063 156, 226 29,779 500 62,368 m 513 S23 531 538 542 £49 •5M 539 690 893 694 596 597 598 KM] 60C 661 605 606 610 611 612 618 615 616 619 620 «21 623 625 636 628 630 632 633 634 635 640 642 643 «44 645 646 648 649 650 562 653 654 655 656 657 658 659 660 661 662 663 664 665 660 667 668 669 670 671 672 673 674 675 676 677 «7S 679 680 681 EEPOBT OF THE COMPTROIXiER OF THE CURBENCY TABLE No. 43.—National banks in charge of receivers, dates of organization, amounts collected from all sources, loans paid and other disbursements, losses on assets returned to stockholders to year ended October 81, 1926—Continued Assets Nominal returned value of remaining to stockuncollected holders' agent assets 469 613 623 631 633 642 649 554 689 690 693 694 696 497 698 699 600 601 605 606 610 611 612 613 615 616 619 620 621 623 625 626 628 630 632 633 634 635 640 642 643 644 645 646 648 649 650 652 653 654 655 656 657 658 659 660 661 662 663 664 665 666 667 668 669 670 671 672 673 674 675 676 677 678 «79 680 681 $1,462,459 555,426 318,592 29,255 663,986 202,964 89,707 227,296 45,230 200,829 177,171 164,793 719,271 236,564 189,330 80,379 92,549 187,963 75,147 614,909 372,536 29,168 452,324 475,005 216,034 46,530 115,265 125,603 163,833 61,856 740,314 413,568 38,640 418,326 196,292 620,462 120,754 163,978 224,866 1,183, 461 147,832 174,365 254,671 216,118 75, 615 1, 471, 792 190, 416 380,361 207,911 3,248 276,744 156,321 462,353 249,101 197,058 Collected from $1,600,396 1,879,544 301,912 2,692,108 321,936 1,813,386 395,052 3,400,529 163,351 483,416 818,085 191,422 153,480 106,750 226,090 6,054 272,931 174,905 149,218 1,528,824 471, 662 279,602 111,275 44,626 60,675 365,044 113,112 998,139 96,600 65,641 341,987 40,317 1,254,402 284,328 495,480 181,128 357,540 137,683 119,832 49,270 143,170 69,805 2,625,951 283,047 32,425 842,956 1,255, 946 51,420 74, 874 429, 448 105,333 183,138 18,163 79,706 88,442 121, 412 640,587 556,480 791, 382 431,950 166,214 87,931 125, 374 197,000 52, 732 482,159 165, 214 308,282 167,586 171, 425 146,368 301,694 236,778 1,419,702 280,156 110,752 190,398 Collected from upon shareholders $149,271 7,500 29,270 91,077 35,142 73,747 25,180 45,174 47,900 28,760 9,335 6,227 16,200 36,045 46,900 19,798 5,850 27,987 17,120 40,613 15,444 19,266 3,725 13,141 20,274 3,000 40,408 3,600 10,317 12,990 6,932 46,545 10,000 9,200 16,610 11,522 9,613 5,177 615 3,625 9,913 186,930 21,700 12,466 74, 996 35, 759 10,421 4,343 7,645 4,909 46,108 9,539 10,647 8,690 7,900 79, 084 136, 742 176,156 72, 511 41,698 4,543 3,900 11,192 12,500 90,782 14,000 2,400 3,668 19,500 30,169 15,743 53,740 100,000 16,826 6,047 Total collected from all sources $1,749,667 1,887,044 331,182 2,783,185 357,078 1,887,133 420,232 3,400,529 208,525 531,316 846,835 200,757 159,707 122,950 262,135 52,954 292,729 180, 755 177,205 1,545,944 512,275 295,046 130,541 48,351 63,816 385,318 116,112 1,038,547 100,200 75,858 354,977 47,249 1,300,947 294,328 504,6,30 197,738 369,062 147,296 125.009 49,885 146, 795 79,718 2,812,881 304,747 44,891 917,952 1,291, 704 61,841 79,217 437,093 110,242 229,246 27, 702 90,353 97,132 129,312 619,671 693,222 967,538 504,461 207,912 92,474 129, 274 208,192 65, 232 572,941 179,214 308,682 171,154 190, 925 176,537 317,437 290,518 1,519,702 296,981 110,762 195,445 Secured and preferred liabilities paid 303,488 8,745 31,588 28,192 293,583 24,132 1,090,853 25,283 32,777 277,078 34,041 117,040 34,584 128, 764, 46,900 198,953 137,186 55,271 1,189,212 59,967 131,764 51,477 21,794 22,968 297,636 53,433 802.148 86; 156 29,501 223,100 26,428 1,093,200 72,337 417,568 145,990 277,534 93,037 86,577 29,891 120,331 56, 571 1,683,171 101,042 20,063 474, 502 564. 658 25,169 57,123 331, 472 93,127 83,776 11,711 65, 366 79, 593 272,984 495, 739 367,118 83, 554 50,849 74, 633 156, 013 44, 552 148, 511 145, 078 211,120 122,973 1,610 102,158 241,485 207,186 238,577 208,607 77,112 65,726 Dividends paid Legal expenses $1,286,325 1,387,675 282,652 2,660,219 286,953 1,472,378 315,273 1,665,598 152,706 453, 695 463,157 124,173 22,022 53, 258 63,642 $51,832 28,950 11,197 15,983 6,376 32,474 39,166 62,195 4,738 10,674 43,044 9,869 2,758 6,156 9,394 3,200 6,542 3,115 4,056 42,885 2,638 15,077 6,173 1,699 3,618 10,026 6,022 14,097 808 900 5,464 614 12,256 2,773 3,165 3,117 7,678 2,971 1,181 265 1,131 2,322 17,416 7,323 702 2,871 7,233 1,073 1,158 8,439 994 9,306 . 1,332 ' 1,607 1,134 1,662 17, 748 6,416 10,466 6,032 6,672 737 2,099 3,758 176 25,217 2,388 2,416 614 11,363 719 4,122 3,007 18,206 1,024 1,629 1,294 46,467 71,052 225,835 380,926 54,035 47,400 12,312 43,850 33,695 114,736 2,747 32,907 51,062 5,007 154, 574 189,649 38,024 15,476 24,330 21,315 12,115 950,300 170,644 6,834 318, 638 662,102 8,597 8,363 58,083 10, 727 20,803 293, 430 127,183 216, 879 89,837 74,635 17,173 16,503 "l68,"779' 22,319 111, 702 30,294 46,427 44,065 1,221,258 49,853 95,099 199 HEPOET OF T H E COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY appointment of receiver, and closing, with amounts of nominal and additional assets, ussets, expenses of receiverships, claims proved, dividends paid, and remaining in Amount Amount of Receivers* Balance hands of returned assessment salary comptroller to shareupon and other and holders in shareexpenses receiver cash holders $73,816 158,580 28,588 75,415 35,557 71,886 28,898 139 680 25, 798 34,170 59,046 32, 674 17,887 18,881 22,948 2,854 25,768 25,763 25,834 47,536 19,358 44,671 21,028 10,548 17,038 30,548 14,823 59,184 10,489 12,550 43,742 14,053 37,905 29,569 27,781 21,112 25,530 21,979 18,265 2,938 17,989 11,127 54,232 25,738 14,470 60,514 31,931 12,738 12, 573 37,493 13,631 34,930 3,932 8,932 9,829 22,890 35,509 30,866 55,561 26,951 27,500 6,628 13,923 20,921 11,770 41,267 18,291 38,625 16,101 11,015 21,685 25,403 18,132 37,732 20,372 13,292 18,019 $54,091 8,354 16,812 12,763 92,203 $200,000 150,000 50,000 200,000 100,000 500,000 50,000 $350 000 4,510 10,071 37,387 14,999 14,691 20,992 40,476 49,386 49,499 4,463 1,998 20,192 3,258 9,139 48,382 31,609 1,147 3,012 18,142 12,043 33,990 7,994 6,871 16,791 7,344 107,762 2,822 61,427 25,780 14,264 59,689 2,590 43,151 19,165 25,167 32,859 188,893 14,523 15,551 17,087 38,619 10,997 8,734 189,167 13,457 56,522 9,147 55,235 21,681 18,138 3,929 17,126 18,719 25,307 18005°-—27- -14 50,000 50,000 50,000 25,000 25,000 25,000 50,000 50,000 40,000 50,000 100,000 200 000 50,000 25,000 25,000 25,000 25 000 5a 000 25,000 100,000 30,000 25,000 50,000 25,000 150,000 25,000 75,000 50,000 30,000 25,000 25,000 25,000 25,000 25,000 250,000 50,000 25,000 200,000 125,000 50,000 25,000 100,000 25,000 150,000 25,000 25,000 25,000 30,000 200,000 150,000 200,000 150,000 75,000 25,000 35,000 50,000 25,000 200,000 30,000 50,000 25,000 50,000 50,000 50,000 100,000 100,000 50,000 50,000 50,000 Amount of claims proved $1,570,643 1,850,300 323,761 2,830, 343 478, 277 1,882,688 350,303 1, 395, 738 346,509 497, 496 801,165 325,939 308,005 295,884 215, 777 850,674 439, 651 243,528 249, 823 1, 229, 946 634,867 347,840 94,800 123,129 114, 258 146,167 112, 324 1,526, 918 137, 334 70,054 459, 629 44,011 2,471,601 351,773 759, 662 310, 432 968,638 57,865 78,974 79,815 118,219 43,781 1,583,870 252,055 68,355 793,436 945, 860 41, 654 55, 770 849,907 200,947 580,956 47,458 170, 564 155,261 252,957 869,280 194,530 1,460,090 449,153 188, 346 229,236 208,426 276, 999 107, 891 1, 652, 221 177, 669 637, 572 318,844 279,256 458,366 524, 593 444, 776 1,934, 491 593,058 173, 659 380,394 Divi- Interest dividends dends Finally closed (per cent) (per cent) 75 75 86 94 60 77.5 90 100 43.75 91.02 55 37.07 6.66 18 42 Aug. 10,1926 Sept. 13,1926 Mar. 31,1926 100 Oct. 9,1926 Mar. 1,1926 D e c . 31,1925 N o v . 30,1925 10 30 17 60 15 50 10 30 30 7.5 2 47 10 10 5 53.75 5 5 5.95 20 22 22 60 67.7 10 40 75 20 15 16 22.5 13.4 30.25 30 15 20 35 7.5 em F e b . 28,1926 Oct. 9,1926 J u l y 19,1926 J u n e 30,1926 Oct. 18,1926 J u n e 30,1926 A p r . 17,1926 J u n e 15,1926 S e p t . 30,1926 5 10 7 40 6.5 8.85 10 63.133 8 25 469 513 523 631 633 642 549 5,54 589 590 693 594 59S 597 59$ 599 600 601 605 Aug. 7,1926 610 611 613 613 61 It 616 619 620 621 625 flW 6?8 630 63? 633 634 635 640 642 643 644 645 646 648 649 660 652 653 654 655 666 657 658 659 66(1 661 662 663 664 665 666 fi«7 668 fififl 67(1 671 fi71 67S 674 f>7f <W 671 fi7f 67C 6<<r 681 200 BEPOBT OF THE COMPTBOLLEB OF THE CtTEEENCY TABLE NO. 43.—National banks in charge of receivers, dates of organization, amounts collected from all sources, loans paid and other disbursements, losses on assets returned to stockholders to year ended October 31, 1926—Continued 683 684 685 686 687 688 689 691 693 694 695 696 697 701 702 703 704 706 707 70S 709 710 711 713 714 715 716 717 718 719 720 721 722 723 724 725 726 727 728 729 73.1 732 733 734 735 736 737 738 739 740 741 742 743 744 745 740 747 748 749 751 752 783 754 755 7.56 757 758 760 761 762 783 764 786 Title and location of banks Date of organization Llano National Bank, Llano, Tex _. Farmers & Merchants National Bank, Jefferson, Iowa. City National Bank, Jerome, Idaho First National Bank, Nampa, Idaho First National Bank, Rock River, Wyo First National Bank, Highland, Wis First National Bank, Joseph, Oreg. Peoples National Bank, Salisbury, N . C. First National Bank, Big Sandy, Mont... First National Bank, Willow City, N . DakFirst National Bank, Grandfleld, Okla First National Bank, Sapulpa, Okla First National Bank, Chester, Mont., First National Bank, Henryetta, Okla., First National Bank, Carroll, Nebr First National Bank, Shelby, Mont. Fairfleld National Bank, Fairfield, Iowa Howard National Bank, Howard, S. Dak Roundup National Bank, Roundup, Mont First National Bank, Oswego, Mont First National Bank, Lovington, N . M a x . . First National Bank, Wells, MinnFirst National Bank, Mitchell, S. Dak Cavalier County National Bank, Langdon, N . Dak American National Bank, Three Forks, Mont Lehigh National Bank, Lehigh, Okla City National Bank, Coalgate, Okla First National Bank, Grey Eagle, Minn First National Bank, Fairview, Mont _ First National Bank, Carter, Mont First National Bank, Hemingford, Nebr Union National Bank, Beloit, Kans _ _ Texas County National Bank, Quymon, Okla Tucson National Bank, Tucson, Ariz National Bank of Barnesville, Ohio ___ Citizens National Bank, Roswell, N. Mei _ First National Bank, Lancaster, Minn __• First National Bank, Tolley, N . Dak Citizens National Bank, Crosby, N . Dak First National Bank, Turtle Lake, N . Dak First National Bank, Soper, Okla First National Bank, Springfield, S. Dak Farmers National Bank, Tishomingo, Okla.. First National Bank, Seale, Ala First National Bank, Manville, Wyo First National Bank, Woodworth, N. Dak_ First National Bank, Lenapah. Okla... First National Bank, Poplar, Mont First National Bank, Lansford, N . Dak First National Bank, Forsyth, Mont Condon National Bank, Condon, Oreg First National Bank, Moore, Mont Miners National Bank, Henryetta, Okla First National Bank, Schulter, Okla Merchants National Bank, Mandan, N . Dak First National Bank, Webster, S. Dak First National Bank, Dodson, Mont Sioux Falls National Bank, Sioux Falls, S. Dak First National Bank, Sentinel Butte, N . Dak First National Bank, Beach, N . Dak First National Bank, Bisbee, N . Dak National Bank of Carlsbad, N. Me* Dakota National Bank, Dickinson, N . Dak First National Bank, Lusk, Wyo First National Bank, St. John, Wash First National Bank, Warrond, Minn _ First National Bank, Brookings, S. Dak _ First National Bank, Ronan, M o n t . . First National Bank, Harrison, Nebr... First National Bank, Clarkston, Wash First National Bank, Carthage, S. Dak _ First National Bank, Ouida, S. Dak Commercial National Bank, Miles City, Mont Nowata National Bank, Nowata. Okla First National Bank, Castlewood, S. Dak Jan. 5,1901 Dec. 28,1911 Dec. 22,1919 Sept. 15,1906 Apr. 24,1919 June 14,1916 Dec. 11,1905 Mar. 10,1908 May 9,1917 Apr. 18,1903 Apr. 24,1911 Aug. 19,1901 Nov. 15,1917 June 29,1903 Aug. 21,1901 Dec. 14,1916 Dec. 24,1907 Aug. 13,1915 Oct. 26,1914 Jan. 8,1918 May 26,1917 Dec. 12,1891 Feb. 8,1882 Jan. 28,1908 Apr. 30,1917 Feb. 14,1901 Mar. 10,1920 May 28,1907 Aug. 26,1921 Apr. 25,1917 July 27,1912 Mar. 24,1903 Mar. 21,1922 Feb. 21,1918 Jan. 29,1903 Apr. 20,1903 May 14,1919 May 17,1905 Apr. 14,1914 June 8,1907 Apr. 15,1913 Oct. 2,1907 July 23,1913 Sept. 28,1814 May 1,1918 Apr. 26,1919 Aug. 18,1919 July 28,1916 Mar. 16,1906 June 10.1904 Mar. 24,1906 Jan. 7,1907 Feb. 20,1913 Mar. 5,1917 Aug. 24,1914 Nov. 19,1902 Aug. 23,1917 Nov. 14,1882 Feb. 10,1915 May 26,1909 Apr. 1,1903 July 8,1903 Mar. 4,1905 June 23,1919 Mar ...11,1918 Aug. 4,1920 Nov. 15,1883 Aug. 81,1910 June. 28,1907 Mar. 16,1903 Mar. 20,1916 Jan. 17,1920 Aug. 15,1895 Aug. 23,1902 Oct. 2,1901 Capital stock $50,000 40,000 30,000 200,000 50,000 25,000 25,000 100,000 25,000 25,000 50,000 100,000 25,000 50,000 50,000 25,000 60,000 25,000 25,000 25,000 30,000 100,000 100,000 25,000 25,000 35,000 50,000 25,000 40,000 25,000 25,000 50,000 25,000 100,000 100,000 200,000 25,000 25,000 25,000 25,000 30,000 25,000 25,000 25,000 25,000 25,000 25,000 25,000 25,000 75,000 50,000 25,000 50,000 25,000 50,000 25,000 25,000 150,000 25,000 50,000 25,000 100,000 50,000 50,000 40,000 25,000 100,000 25,000 50,000 50,000 25,000 25,000 250,000 25,000 25,000 Receiver appointed Apr. 18,1923 Apr. 27,1923 May 24,1923 June 1,1923 June 14,1923 do. do July 3,1923 July 7,1923 July 12,1923 July 21,1923 July 30,1923 do July 31,1923 Aug. 13,1923 Aug. 27,1923 Aug. 30,1923 Sept. 1,1923 Sept. 6,1923 Oct. 5,1923 Oct. 8,1923 Oct. 22,1923 Oct. 23,1923 Oct. 29,1923 doNov. 8,1923 -do do. do. Nov. 9,1923 Nov. 10,1923 Nov. 13,1923 do Nov. 14,1923 do Nov. 16,1923 Nov. 19,1923 Nov. 21,1923 dodo Nov. 22,1923 Nov. 28,1923 Dec. 6,1923 Dec. 10,1923 Dec. 11,1923 do Dec. 14,1923 Dec 17,1923 .do. Dee. 18,1923 do Dec. 20,1923 Dec. 21,1923 do Dec. 26,1923 Jan. 2,1924 Jan. 21,1924 Jan. 24,1924 do do Jan. 28,1924 Feb. 6,1924 Feb. 7,1924 do do Feb. 9,1924 do Feb. 9,1924 Feb. 12,1924 .do do do Feb. 15,1924 Feb. 19,1924 do EEPOBT OF THE COMPTHOLLBB OP THE CUBEENCV 201 appointment of receiver, and closing, xoith amounts of nominal and additional assets, assets, expenses of receiverships, claims proved, dividends paid,, and remaining Nominal a. sets at date of suspension Estimated good $112,936 63,691 58,182 94, 366 88,029 108,961 478, 878 15,951 80,630 41,304 219, 280 35, 274 547,977 153,317 79,131 13,338 75,257 56,178 58, 678 112,400 166,679 458, 659 404, 632 38, 395 79,658 107, 244 13,849 47,361 15,858 69,998 321,654 180,421 413,189 457, 554 123, 511 89,131 22,707 19, 745 95,358 46,632 80,056 57, 574 12,830 60,365 31,237 40,923 37,830 19,819 242,350 103,031 46,657 357,810 38,086 45,048 125,681 33, 605 1,748. 843 98, 731 297,840 86,439 731,798 17,446 36,597 100,653 117,758 337, 212 30,884 205, 675 98, 887 58, 572 69,633 806,234 288, 368 108,897 Estimated doubtful $172,844 117,029 37,312 31,174 122,998 17, 833 114,303 255, 458 30,367 143, 859 129, 679 566,071 105, 382 516, 671 257, 311 218,301 48,353 150, 855 31,316 48, 843 113, 607 652, 820 846, 395 171,990 50,025 149,623 103,050 57,799 74,354 56,628 159,664 169,837 48 653 174,932 53,910 847,636 156,379 103,412 119,835 41,582 129, 292 95,280 119,943 145,551 29,928 99,313 81,959 111,276 94,211 299,147 103,632 138,147 190, 573 24,320 176,697 113,962 63,939 746,250 48,156 160,685 143,983 220,201 153,683 76,268 67,235 102,560 428,037 155, 788 247,817 170,037 165,098 79,432 9-46,948 240,028 53,246 Estimated worthless $141,127 33,066 42,676 179,530 66,034 28,640 138, 678 575, 563 41, 592 42,626 170,847 235,987 115, 343 201,869 194,165 57, 715 231,384 65,710 318, 478 15 588 79,202 297, 201 57,902 54,696 33, 574 86,078 76,102 60,287 171,967 16,553 48,563 233,227 54,570 320,416 520,999 672,204 77,025 60,218 72,757 84,386 142,062 59,725 86,292 36,977 35,676 27,321 22,085 74,294 75,580 140,196 75,577 53,270 111,563 25,831 211,368 74,918 69,802 458,547 43,647 96,317 41,049 216,322 91,909 46,111 47,400 30,983 381, 524 34,080 107,309 15,439 129, 011 54,917 677,140 115,811 64,991 Additional assets received since date of suspension $153,591 24,455 15,862 22,757 27,742 31,777 41,133 57,794 3,224 17,185 6,282 117,840 29,429 88,465 19,633 18,138 4,911 9,448 6,925 19 309 45,784 92,515 58,689 39,029 10,770 6,511 79,646 4,200 12,864 8,442 28,844 191,726 42 012 36^488 127,985 73,814 36,515 36,233 37,658 28,425 11,985 7,783 7,170 184 7,843 4,604 44,447 13,922 13,346 •40,258 25,407 22,607 86,937 13,760 43,385 22,675 8,331 162,771 18,062 49,499 27,061 102,320 30,355 9,737 26,135 34, 912 148,711 14,112 28,315 25,899 13,089 19,961 85,018 174, 656 24,829 Total assets Loss on assets Offsets compounded allowed and settled or sold under ui vi£x ox uuiirv $580,498 238,241 154,032 233,461 311,140 166, 279 403,075 1,367,693 91,134 284,300 348,112 1,139,178 285,438 1,354,982 624,426 373,285 297, 986 301,268 412, 895 142,418 350,993 1,209,215 1,421, 645 670, 347 132,764 321,870 366,042 136,135 306,546 97,481 307,069 916,444 325,656 945,025 1,166,448 1,717,165 359,050 222,570 249,995 250,251 329,971 242,844 270,979 195,542 133,812 162,475 189,414 237,322 202,986 721,951 307,647 260,681 746,883 101,997 475,498 337,236 175,677 3,116,411 208,596 604,341 298,532 1, 269,641 293.393 168, 713 241,423 286,213 1, 295, 484 234,864 589,116 310, 262 365, 770 223,933 2,515,340 818,863 311,954 $159,195 7,904 14,789 160 24,803 12,095 5,318 111, 213 3,896 6,588 94, 570 238,548 263 71,910 29,147 28,173 4,589 24,434 11, 329 43, 955 55, 705 52,494 4,404 8,429 1,818 12,145 1,778 10,644 1,498 11,053 44,367 45,203 14,683 119, 398 62,105 15,797 25,189 48,029 9,146 18,881 7,542 6,273 413 23,630 609 5,348 2,672 8,880 35,457 10,676 V.540 197,716 24,704 15,075 15,987 2,377 369,409 6,040 20,770 14,625 131,967 10, 589 6,311 10, 932 27,515 41,104 10,001 50,554 10,839 13,013 2,172 90,705 62,355 3,679 $148,676 29,301 786 54, 621 98,142 20,869 36,369 91,648 34,235 67,604 162,571 163, 548 183,580 699,153 194,108 6,878 14,213 37, 573 152, 670 154, 691 48,002 118, 545 1,562 27, 529 1,329 15, 236 92,365 19, 620 3,113 58,655 40,518 257,972 13,474 220,031 11,264 11,800 87,753 4,796 190,427 36,901 13, 211 172,658 10,456 69, 885 109,794 1,611 18,899 71,847 8,033 117,258 54,173 3,003 27,824 21,135 199, 815 29,885 10,770 6,312 351,836 12,759 26,073 9,449 12, 815 89,060 21,267 37,875 26,789 7,156 102,817 17,120 683 684 685 686 687 688 689 691 693 694 695 696 697 698 699 701 702 703 704 708 707 708 709 710 711 713 714 715 716 717 718 719 720 721 722 723 724 725 726 727 728 72S 731 732 733 734 735 736 737 738 739 740 741 742 743 744 745 746 747 748 749 751 752 753 754 75.r 756 757 758 760 761 762 763 764 765 202 BEPOET OF THE COMPTBOLLER OP THE CURRENCY TABLE N O . 43.—National banks in charge of receivers, dates of organization, amounts collected from all sources, loans paid and other disbursements, losses' on assets returned to stockholders to year ended October SI, 1926—Continued Nominal value of remaining nncollected 684 685 686 687 688 •689 691 693 694 685 Assets returned tostockholders' agent $144,335 93,580 43,663 127,229 75,880 40,974 154,454 633,994 19,221 101,240 413,693 14,811 6«9 701 702 703 704 706 707 708 709 710 711 713 • 714 715 716 717 718 719 729 721 722 723 724 725 726 727 728 729 731 732 733 734 735 736 737 738 739 740 741 742 743 744 745 746 747 748 749 751 752 763 764 755 756 757 758 760 761 762 763 764 765 187,688 159,114 242,496 138,822 127,539 87,950 32,200 637,293 546,669 441,911 50,462 223,427 240,376 210,440 59,907 84,276 496,890 86,059 639,731 863,490 208,222 113, 690 115, 330 109,646 171, 871 66,007 19,312 162,735 71,324 148,872 124,963 207,768 268,059 160,807 103,178 1,235,662 111, 762 350,741 176, 297 228,902 169,375 61,530 61,356 127,805 776,227 117,248 315,326 115,364 206,189 124,109 1,459,865 312, 772 163,566 Collected from $128,292 107,456 94,794 51,451 112,315 92,341 206,934 630,838 33,782 108,868 90,971 323,389 86,784 583,919 213,483 179,120 41,277 120,284 108,252 73,139 120,147 468,215 703,937 222,470 46,344 95,296 98,285 41,992 65,842 32,963 153,085 334, 669 194,394 672, 370 487,845 871, 639 123, 767 71, 891 114, 213 120, 979 120,663 88,756 79,624 22,471 44,719 72, 669 74, 272 70,304 103,883 305,658 148,099 120,145 224,141 23,120 189, 361 132,618 48,987 1,311,525 60,909 222,060 101,298 556,936 100,670 74,799 118,078 389,093 86,348 223,23« 146,184 120, 779 97,652 957, 614 340,919 137,589 Collected from upon shareholders $9,100 21,600 5,989 5,900 20,310 8,300 11,009 66,007 875 2,525 8,452 42,000 2,000 27,374 4,000 3,248 58,475 13,660 7,669 10,262 17,362 28,436 35,949 5,507 7,533 3,800 2,780 7,800 22,900 12,709 11,000 28,600 21,947 26,464 98,400 43,713 5,300 9,000 16,638 4,500 12,087 500 1,000 1,000 7,790 10,954 12,114 11,100 6,350 21,535 35,075 8,490 18,251 2,242 6,800 6,620 2,450 52,188 8,576 14,282 12,000 28,987 19,723 16,630 18,000 16,095 82,655 1,334 25,850 26,383 11,193 8,989 51,742 22,580 10,305 Total collected from all sources $13TV392 129,056 100,783 57,351 132,625 100,641 217,943 696,845 34,657 111, 393 99,423 365,389 88,784 611,293 217,483 182,368 99,752 133,944 115,921 83,401 137,509 496,651 739,886 227,977 53,877 99,096 101,065 49,792 88,742 45,672 164,085 363,269 216, 341 586, 245 915, 252 129,067 80,891 130,851 125,479 132, 750 89,256 80,624 23,471 52,509 83,623 86,386 81,404 110,233 327,193 183,174 128,635 242,392 25,362 196,161 139,238 51,437 1,363, 713 69,485 236,342 113,298 585,923 120,393 91,429 177, 686 134,173 471, 748 87,682 249,086 172, 567 131,972 106,641 1,009,356 363,499 147,894 Secured and preferred liabilities paid $64,295 65,635 56,986 5,644 20,686 165,888 223,027 22,886 68,730 56,132 173,030 77,964 279,431 152,948 60,723 87,091 88,796 81,158 43,928 81,645 280,151 586,059 179,665 32,939 63,454 59, 979 17,882 48,784 26,270 26,061 121,087 108, 618 412, 362 79, 568 702,096 45,742 28,334 67,927 104,220 35,024 48,932 18,028 10,149 70,371 44,172 48,041 41, 739 182,987 114, 713 73,045 123,575 6,473 64,731 55,100 37,383 598,283 39,251 125,091 78,887 423,263 32,551 35,174 69,034 66,204 254,478 38,935 67, 516 36, 453 82,567 63,172 548, 595 154,212 96,045 Dividends paid Legal expenses $40,578 46,844 22,700 $3,439 1,383 755 4,182 5,308 4,987 1,118 11,792 218 1,108 1,426 14,869 1,318 11,405 3,993 610 4,734 760 774 374 1,420 2,641 16,924 541 470 375 914 2,024 507 275 4,710 15,242 1,751 6,528 3,974 6,088 794 75 638 1,345 235 758 838 962 2,073 357 3,721 1,447 591 166 601 236 1,034 238 3,757 385 1,059 31,853 397 2,145 1,898 2,575 1,424 1,735 2,292 4,071 2,194 2,332 2,583 2,891 449 1,935 10,126 7,536 3,241 30,405 49, 702 29,874 404,952 11,175 33,647 116,848 134,071 17,660 83,151 19,140 22, 785 167, 994 82, 465 9,964 20,850 12,226 90,256 162,132 69,106 216,002 409,988 93,899 26,816 12,853 52,129 30,424 18,650 29,188 26,030 46, 305 69,480 47,682 33, 758 83,323 13,858 84,380 59,107 606,459 14,604 76,781 84,966 61,467 37,688 81, 635 43,629 98, 373 15,185 147,994 103,442 15,071 300,558 134,101 24,799 REPORT OF THE COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY 203 appointment of receiver, and closing, with amounts of nominal and additional assets, assets, expenses of receiverships, claims proved, dividends paid, and remaining in Amount Amount of Receivers' Balance returned assessment hands of salary to shareupon and other comptroller holders in and shareexpenses cash receiver holders $14,792 10,061 12,924 8.624 17,748 13,559 17,324 29,569 8,122 14,178 8,218 35,773 6,317 27,882 23,528 25,434 3,705 16,602 15, 770 8,195 10,830 31,183 50,783 36,978 7,663 12,766 10,900 8,503 9,734 3,881 16,787 25,330 19,496 40,577 15,589 31,353 12,293 9,325 14,598 14,832 9,645 11,738 9,939 4,481 8,867 3,770 12,463 9,586 11,327 18,050 17,618 10, 547 19,000 4,793 28,887 18,109 6,309 85,404 9,001 19,315 16,698 22,800 18,106 9,057 10,783 15,344 35,095 10,770 8,018 17,880 16,045 8,798 45,035 25,820 16,121 $24,288 5,133 8,418 38,901 9,356 11,707 8,739 27,606 3,431 16,202 3,185 158,504 19,354 12,450 4,222 27,886 18,219 11,764 14,682 3,655 10, 793 12,805 22,501 29,272 11,419 8,867 3,020 26,271 39,478 17,370 23,365 77,126 81,816 28,276 36,152 10,951 41,736 20,915 2,232 9,125 22,330 10,271 66,510 2,660 11,049 15,460 14,406 6,537 41,714 6,232 13,010 15,815 52,317 6,845 7,775 13,942 4,925 81,608 20,460 22,975 11,901 32,911 17,665 105,042 41,830 7,688 $50,000 40,000 30,000 200,000 50,000 25,000 25,000 100,000 25,000 25,000 50,000 100,000 25,000 50,000 50,000 25,000 60,000 25,000 25, 000 25,000 30,000 100,000 100,000 25,000 25,000 35,000 50,000 25,000 40,000 25,000 25,000 50,000 25,000 100,000 100,000 200,000 25,000 25,000 25,000 25,000 30,000 25,000 25,000 25,000 25,000 25,000 25,000 25,000 25,000 75,000 50,000 25,000 50,000 25,000 50,000 25,000 25,000 150,000 25,000 60,000 25,000 100,000 60.000 50,000 40,000 26,000 100,000 25,000 50,000 50,000 25,000 25,000 250,000 25,000 25,000 Amount of claims proved $162,364 92,712 57,186 308,389 202, 707 90,371 763,840 48,541 224,360 146,293 547, 663 237,082 911, 605 372,054 207,888 18,668 243,031 291,385 46,947 227,865 727, 727 722,090 362, 945 54,047 250, 452 176, 760 99,646 209,852 50,853 200,565 646,645 184,333 424, 076 905,106 938,787 268,165 132, 848 153, 505 131, 378 222,089 189,196 202,834 68,213 112,419 74,372 172,164 115, 770 402,823 121,260 140.648 327, 965 44,685 327,087 222,274 93,263 1,894,215 162,462 456,158 198,717 852,070 174,733 79,705 98,774 143.649 957,960 151,073 365, 787 155,816 256,428 142, 506 1, 495, 935 383,146 165,328 Divi- Interest dividends dends Finally closed (per cent) (per cent) 25 45 40 684 685 686 687 15 55 10 50 5 23 20 Mar. 31,1926 24 S 40 35 10 20 10 10 10 20 45 25 37.5 50 45 10 10 10 35 20 7.7 Mar. 31,1926 June 30,1926 50 35 Aug. 31,1926 40 15 30 20 25 31 Aug. 31,1926 25 25 32 10 17 10 35 45 70 27 10 10 40 60 10 20 35 15 694 695 696 701 702 703 704 706 707 708 709 710 711 713 714 715 716 717 718 719 720 721 722 723 724 725 726 727 728 729 731 732 733 734 735 736 737 738 739 740 741 742 743 744 745 746 747 748 749 751 752 753 754 755 756 757 758 760 761 762 763 764 765 204 EEPOHT OF THE COMPTBOLLEB OF THE CUHBENCY TABLE N O . 43.—National banks in charge of receivers, dates of organization, amounts collected from all sources, loans paid and other disbursements, losses on assets returned to stockholders to year ended October 31, 1926—Continued Title and location of banks First National Bank of Clovis, N. Mex First National Bank, Charlo, Mont First National Bank, Sidney, Mont Stockmans National Bank, Fort Benton, Mont First National Bank, Fort Sumner, N. Mex Wells National Bank, Wells, Minn First National Bank, Gering, Nebr... Western National Bank, Mitchell, 8. Dak First National Bank, Coalgate, Okla First National Bank, Mclntosh, S. Dak First National Bank, Clayton, N. Mex First National Bank in Deining, N. Mex First National Bank, St. Anthony, Idaho. First National Bank, Huron, S. Dak Farmers & Merchants National Bank, Fairbury, Nebr. First National Bank, Golva, N. Dak First National Bank, Lingle, Wyo. Torrington National Bank, Torrington, Wyo First National Bank, Poison, Mont Farmers National Bank, Parsons, Kans Merchants National Bank, Crookston, Minn First National Bank, Bristow, Nebr First National Bank, Lake Preston, S. Dak First National Bank, Hayward, Wis First National Bank, Plentywood, Mont First National Bank, Sterling, Colo First National Bank, Rocky Ford, Colo First National Bank of Fergus County, Lewistown, Mont. State National Bank, Albuquerque, N. Mex First National Bank, Marysville, Kans First National Bank, Alexander, N. Dak First National Bank, Pilger, Nebr — First National Bank, Wilsall, Mont National Bank of Commerce, Shawnee, Okla L. Citizens National Bank, Hankinson, N. Dak City National Bank, El Paso, Tex ... First National Bank, Carlsbad, N. Mex First National Bank, Baker, Mont Farmers National Bank, Burlington, Kans Drovers National Bank, East St. Louis, 111 . First National Bank, Schuyler, Nebr First National Bank, Morristown, S.1Dak City National Bank, Huron, S. Dak. First National Bank, Newcastle, Wyo Citizens National Bank, Julesburg, Colo First National Bank, Basin, Wyo First National Bank, Lidgerwood, N. Dak First National Bank, Galata, Mont.1 Citizens National Bank, Worthington, Minn First National Bank, Poteau, Okla National Bank of Commerce, Rochester, N. Y Weiser National Bank, Weiser, Idaho Citizens National Bank, Ness City, Kans.1 First National Bank, Cheyenne, Wyo First National Bank, Lambert, Mont. First National Bank, Bridgowater, S. Dak Citizens National Bank, Cheyenne, Wyo Bristow National Bank, Bristow, Okla.1 First National Bank, Harrington, Wash First National Bank, Minnesota Lake, Minn First National Bank, Rexburg, Idaho First National Bank, Ririe, Idaho. First National Bank, Putnam, Conn State National Bank, Carlsbad, N. Mex.'... Northwestern National Bank, Livingston, Mont First National Bank in Clovis, N. Mex First National Bank, Beaver Creek, Minn First National Bank, Rudyard, Mont... First National Bank, Groom, Tex First National Bank, Ozark, Ala. First National Bank, Ulen, Minn First National Bank, Alma, Wis.... Merchants National Bank, Grinneil, Iowa First National Bank, Morgan, Tex First National Bank, Abbeville, Ala Date of organization June 14,1907 Feb. 26,1918 Dec. 23,1907 Dee. 24,1889 Feb. 28,1907 Apr. 6,1903 Dec. 28,1905 Sept. 12,1904 Dee. 8,1900 Oct. 16,1908 Dec. 29,1900 Aug. 6,1903 Dec. 31,1900 May 19,1882 Feb. 8,1913 Apr. 14,1919 Aug. 19,1918 Feb. 3,1919 Mar. 26,1909 Nov. 18,1919 Oct. 25,1884 June 5,1909 July 24,1915 June 9,1905 May 12,1913 Oct. 29,1900 Oct. 23,1903 May 9,1904 Capital stock Receiver appointed $100,000 Feb. 20,1924 do 25,000 50,000 Feb. 26,1924 do 200,000 do.. 25,000 do 75,000 25,000 do 100,000 Feb. 27,1924 100,000 . . . . . d o 25,000 Mar. 1,1924 75,000 do 40,000 Mar. 4,1924 50,000 do 65,000 Mar. 14,1924 60,000 Mar. 15,1924 25,000 Mar. 18,1924 25,000 Mar. 19,1924 35,000 do. 25,000 Mar. 22,1924 100,000 Mar. 24,1924 75,000 do 40,000 .do. 25,000 Mar. 28,1924 50,000 Mar. 29,1924 50,000 Mar. 31,1924 100,000 Apr. 5,1924 60,000 do 300,000 Apr. 12,1924 Mar. 17.1904 200,000 Apr. 14,1924 75,000 Apr. 15,1924 Aug. 25,1882 25,000 do Jan. 22,1919 50,000 Apr. 22,1924 Aug. 2,1901 25,000 do. Apr. 11,1919 100,000 Apr. 28,1924 Aug. 18,1923 30,000 Apr. 30,1924 Jan. 18.1905 500,000 May 8,1924 Oct. 14,1904 100,000 May 14,1924 May 19.1900 25,000 May 20,1924 Aug. 19,1913 55,000 May. 21,1924 Sept. 10,1903 200,000 May. 22,1924 Apr. 30,1913 50,000 May 24,1924 Sept. 4,1882 25,000 do May 11.1910 do June 3,1907 Mar. 23,1904 ~~~~25~6o6~ June 12,1924 25,000 do. Sept. 29,1909 35,000 June 14,1924 May 15.1916 50,000 June 17,1924 May 29.1901 25,000 June 18,1924 Oct. 10.1917 25,000 June 19,1924 June 7,1901 do 25,000 Jan. 14,1904 Feb. 1,1906 1,500,000 June 21,1924 75,000 June 23,1924 Feb. 19.1906 45,000 July 3,1924 Feb. 3,1906 200,000 July 9,1924 Dec. 29,1870 25,000 July 16,1924 Apr. 20.1918 25,000 July 18,1924 July 23,1903 100,000 July 21,1924 Jan. 15,1906 do. 25,000 Nov. 23.1911 50,000 Aug. 6,1924 July 10,1908 25,000 Apr. 5,1902 do. 50,000 Aug. 11,1924 Jan. 19,1904 25,000 Oct. 9,1916 do. Mar. 23,1864 150,000 Aug. 13,1924 Feb. 8,1917 75,000 Aug. 25,1924 Mar. 27.1917 100,000 Aug. 30,1924 Feb. 28,1924 50,000 Sept. 4,1924 Jan. 4,1909 30,000 Sept. 20,1924 May 29.1918 25,000 Oct. 4,1924 Aug. 16.1919 25,000 Oct. 6,1924 35,000 Oct. 23,1924 Feb. 13,1905 25,000 Oct. 28,1924 Dec. 12,1903 25,000 Nov. 7,1924 May 16,1906 Apr. 28,18S3 100,000 Nov. 12,1934 May 3,1902 35,000 Nov. 13,1924 Aug. 17,1901 100,000 Nov. 14,1924 205 REPOET OF THE COMPTROLLER OP THE CURRENCY appointment of receiver, and closing, with amounts of nominal and additional assets, assets, expenses of receiverships, claims proved, dividends paid, and remaining Nominal assets at date of suspension Estimated good Estimated doubtful Estimated worthless Additional assets received since date of suspension Total assets Offsets allowed and settled $5,185 12,356 25,014 10,315 81,982 47,253 36,541 31,831 15,306 10,192 8,171 5,321 81,124 39,077 7,131 5,986 8,573 19,919 29,348 151,194 38,023 5,703 55,303 3,567 89,403 48,201 390,830 $27,339 470,454 252,126 85,609 393,700 50, 628 196,375 463,871 59,230 75, 621 100,843 193, 783 938,783 162,379 22,914 47,111 48, 570 56,400 313, 273 752,444 97, 071 79,237 181, 021 133,898 269,033 162, 213 1,473,857 $28,000 62,561 32,690 798,011 01,865 901,924 253,229 509, 732 345, 544 103, 589 217,934 252,457 206,458 851,487 91,506 76,454 52,914 46,686 109,949 112,264 557,258 85,731 109,207 161,661 191,366 566,659 152,393 2,307,203 $2,521 290,148 453,156 20,170 15,871 113,727 261,195 161,521 48,945 93,915 156,092 218, 988 265,511 148,925 35,842 67,224 50,498 51,548 107,480 344,707 SO, 038 201,387 295,107 58,241 282,733 76,017 833,221 $600 4,863 54,339 60,077 10,285 81,248 38,199 92,947 58,608 27,182 33,958 24,960 128,390 97,004 35,489 3,019 8,017 17,026 45,778 83,165 88,102 114,370 15,047 32,162 13,505 49,114 110,022 302,495 $28,600 87,284 847,631 1,563, 370 177,929 1,392,743 •455, 783 1,080, 249 1,029,634 238,946 421,428 540,352 747,619 2,152, 785 438, 299 138, 229 175,266 162, 780 263,675 616,182 1,742, 511 347, 210 404,878 669,951 397,010 1,167, 539 500,645 4,916, 778 1, 086, 248 128,028 98,263 116,055 4,544 498, 560 61, 532 1,885,305 229.143 89,083 187,375 36S, 514 183,098 10,602 905,692 414,224 112, 856 138,972 33,162 449,972 107, 787 3,381,887 691.804 110, 292 218,309 351,033 331,264 100,832 581,873 297,133 87,299 74,016 47,363 264, 224 97,130 357,977 71,372 58,529 77,534 164,452 164,900. 109,728 84,992 146,824 18,065 44,921 3,098 114,344 16,886 1,261,268 274,743 26,590 46,744 17,457 15,431 12,355 2,658, 805 986,209 316, 483 373,964 88,167 1,327,100 283,335 6,596,437 1,267,062 284,494 529,962 898, 456 694, ©93 233,517 -97,318 2, 783 536, 259 30,139 15,423 19, 877 27,005 43,315 5,773 231,640 90,751 181,300 152,343 320,876 97,738 116, 219 504,763 143,383 86,930 44,739 200,587 126,131 23,410 19,799 42,104 822,030 298,829 362,057 899,797 225, 236 105, 664 67,500 131, 765 214,643 99,147 1 337,085 433,357 102, 413 166,441 2, 271,292 551,491 54,~818 25,866 236,619 69,546 2,797,972 34,053 153, 794 1,020,533 1,050 242,774 93,395 132, 278 23,120 1, 83,760 2,820, 497 27,899 133,845 843,931 585,842 76,034 36,202 75,833 120,621 181,730 184,316 34,286 186,081 122, 629 78,105 66,588 13,044 33,340 209, 287 70,607 100, 759 728,625 S2.562 81,215 145,815 240,590 89,377 •31,665 9,824 93,641 146,581 75,474 286,488 13,671 114,117 Loss on assets compounded or sold under order of court 15,953 105,442 100,361 52,913 23,072 439,914 9,655 40,949 55,256 210,013 767 768 770 771 772 773 774 775 776 777 778 779 780 781 782 783 784 785 787 788 789 791 794 795 796 797 798 799 969,048 129,110 8,155 86,886 20,992 159,815 35, 716 432,188 81,047 6,583 37,913 29,724 39,130 801 802 803 804 805 806 807 808 810 811 812 813 814 32,560 18, 357 53,795 19,335 61,193 7,291 4,098 370,118 817 818 819 597,110 397,118 3, 912 496 1,186,159 55, 274 24,449 58.318 26,783 1,057,353 14,951 822 823 824 6, 621,410 141,088 335,834 2, 005,743 3,255 411,595 381,237 873,760 249,211 2,460, 465 585,709 3,530 22,170 177,516 29,402 48,246 503,666 188, 481 182, 201 417,099 3,402 12,993 65,446 2,205 18,798 60,866 53,500 3,324 208,433 72,866 88,639 35,167 11,620 13,401 69,001 99,673 113,448 450,521 20,157 86,533 11,730 20,715 6,526 1,503 1,874 43,621 16,437 22,057 98,378 4,607 4,291 353,040 425,049 197,658 57,732 58,439 415, 560 339,298 311,738 1,563,912 100,997 286,156 29,837 15,477 5,140 1,390 1,053 15,648 20,273 11,481 25,508 16,957 5,853 192,657 62,804 13,757 5,418 525 17,487 12.325 27,260 36,876 1,106 176,952 $8,958 11,479 1,839 104,815 35,960 78,497 6,108 14,815 42,623 172,071 15,728 61,706 55,493 1,460 7,860 124 40 395, 297 1,247 10,378 39, 216 1,844 4,032 25 157, 749 41,682 4,847 9,133 168, 795 4,301 39,069 7,908 121,693 1,803 8,659 63,976 3,501 126,795 815 816 820 821 h27 829 830 831 832 833 834 835 836 837 838 839 840 841 842 843 844 845 846 847 850 851 852 853 206 EEPOKT OF THE COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY TABLE NO. 43.—National banks in charge of receivers, dates of organization, amounts collected from all sources, loans paid and other disbursements, losses on assets returned to stockholders to year ended October 81, 1926—Continued Assets Nominal returned value of remaining to stockimcollected holders' agent assets 767 768 770 771 772 773 774 775 776 777 778 779 780 781 782 783 784 785 V8/ 788 789 791 794 795 796 797 798 799 801 802 803 804 805 806 807 808 810 811 812 813 814 815 816 817 818 819 820 821 822 823 824 827 8?9 830 831 832 833 834 835 836 837 838 839 840 841 84?. 843 844 845 846 847 860 851 852 853 Collected from assets Collected from assessment upon shareholders Total collected from all sources Secured and preferred liabilities paid Dividends paid $18, 520 49,488 397, 507 649,663 107,160 716,449 131,979 629,818 355,626 79,478 151,966 207,020 324,395 733, 487 286,348 38,903 64,033 62,937 87,853 477,297 1,063,099 133,039 147,451 176, 734 79,677 510,948 245,923 2,266,316 $47 14,683 261, 323 380,938 58,928 287,879 78,225 464,907 263,536 41,972 72, 397 126,053 210,667 412,002 100,050 22,202 44,868 35,228 48,067 154,154 34, 598 50,589 72,775 57,602 40,011 237,762 72,020 985,799 $13,450 23,858 39,351 166,869 33,607 339,194 32,654 115,922 701,539 166,843 46,312 75,172 31,367 293,771 37,207 1,846,041 293,146 68,158 80,398 210,111 77,315 64,227 884,114 267,248 19,726 32,716 247,908 82,314 1,112,063 185,356 97,454 109,176 315,888 174,084 7,529 Legal expenses 319,797 553,621 167,965 2,196,517 $18,520 41,470 375,032 644,888 92,327 699,577 123,589 584,613 347,226 74,478 123,042 201,093 302,463 717,137. 254,139 37,063 61,683 46,612 79,947 396,354 1,046,119 97,539 145,503 174, 734 63,991 483,566 229,223 2,119,416 326, 879 202,634 159,879 26,417 464,240 106,008 2,383,405 653, 603 101, 221 222,983 367,776 330,272 140,928 1,497,100 467,416 91,937 121, 781 40,233 615, 727 138,828 3, 244, 585 502, 273 162, 267 249,189 473,951 281,976 86,776 6,337 346,314 77,859 14,970 29,912 91,780 18,900 13,550 1,645,132 487,039 99,597 128,931 42,281 615,727 145,165 3, 590,899 580,132 177, 237 279,101 666,731 300,876 100,326 378,136 151,038 130,656 360, Mi 122,143 173,508 510,344 5,860 10,830 12,000 22,580 356,001 132,973 185,608 632,924 154,785 74,312 38,076 176,819 129,036 24,602 107, 828 328,403 5,228 1,301 505 3,225 251,694 168,687 2,068,969 750,691 231,824 177,199 786,174 403,030 8,750 9,436 240,574 186,635 786,174 417,255 102,929 104, 651 746,443 267,381 110,958 26,576 2,043 382 13,026 5,938 2,640, 822 70,809 147. 405 798,418 2,999, 682 65,602 155, 881 990,593 1,411 185,686 276,032 241,780 65,192 1,592,989 69,350 2,376 16,025 61,900 4,200 33,661 25,000 14,442 9,785 146,981 3,068,932 67,878 171,906 1,042,493 5,611 219,347 301,032 256,222 74,977 1,739,970 1,272, 662 43,909 60,255 152,048 393 157,049 14,607 188,085 56,604 353,668 1,440,939 156,710 240,777 75,989 17,273 28,803 147,070 92,915 114,930 453,014 39,828 109,618 42,805 47,236 7,825 1,590 16,383 302 6,453 17,409 77,219 1,916 47,900 199,515 288,013 83,814 18,863 45,186 147,372 99,368 132,339 630,233 41,744 157,518 74,426 192,370 56,107 14,061 14,164 118,191 62,702 59,019 271,001 8,745 6,634 101,299 52,579 11,460 . 2,664 9,869 $10,080 40,629 451,285 981,989 73,448 506, 369 248,981 360,598 644,469 134, 347 245, 571 159,017 424,107 1,292,818 89, 590 92,585 99,737 107,471 147,866 444,837 158, 735 230,600 $85,038 «- 209, 552 77, 920 437,355 141,231 685,677 167,360 112,228 20,675 131,139 224,307 176,665 1,021,414 40,711 43,890 $8,018 22, 475 104,775 14,833 16,872 8,390 45,205 8,400 5,000 28,924 5,927 21,932 16,360 32,209 1,850 2,350 16,325 7,906 80,943 16,980 35,500 1,948 2,000 15,686 27,382 16,700 146,900 148,032 19,623 7,660 7,160 2,048 i4,"225" 13,303 29,002 35,497 81,132 124,020 105, 720 289,878 878,916 65,780 41,247 100,664 219,675 136,184 875,770 96,039 84,275 810,495 3,590 35,873 259,632 47,290 1,192,854 47,576 124,953 23,150 109,246 $1,166 4,383 2,823 1,130 6,332 3,502 2,813 1,689 660 1,102 3,584 524 4,685 16,411 245 1,738 1,908 2,111 6,766 9,436 3,832 4,710 2,574 1,017 6,393 1,604 13,382 11,285 4,339 953 1,848 2644,897 3,193 27,183 1,464 412 3,671 7,271 1,647 663 10,950 316 2,804 9,014 2 2,021 2,273 577 1,042 12,110 1,162 7,199 2,147 88 98 1,232 1,512 957 £,939 400 901 BEPOBT OF THE COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY 207 appointment of receiver, and closing, with amounts of nominal and additional assets, assets, expenses of receiverships, claims proved, dividends paid, and remaining in Amount Amount of Receivers' Balance returned assessment hands of salary to shareupon and other comptroller holders in shareand expenses cash holders receiver $689 6,555 15,922 27,768 8,342 31,735 14,851 33, 674 25,296 11,210 21,335 19,468 21,921 40,025 18,849 6,363 9,730 11,057 10,148 21,649 43,241 10,284 14,867 15,894 9,766 26,815 21,080 75,383 $4,334 3,226 76,528 71,265 5,153 48,309 2,747 12,502 65,105 12,333 28,130 22,418 10,151 152,755 45,318 • 11,093 7,697 14,744 27,627 Amount of claims proved Divi- Interest dividends dends Finally closed (per cent) (per cent) 28,883 20,303 15,066 315,982 $25,000 80,000 200,000 25,000 75,000 25,000 100,000 100,000 25,000 75,000 40,000 50,000 65,000 60,000 25,000 25,000 35,000 25,000 100,000 75,000 40,000 25,000 50,000 50,000 100,000 60,000 300,000 $67,137 41,671 660,289 423,874 74,297 886,326 276,734 463,713 683,129 166,419 293, 462 352, 886 540,922 1, 564, 706 211,372 91,716 61,567 48,846 162,623 277,368 1,352,170 145, 789 275,397 621, 049 319, 246 674,203 226,973 2,890, 840 48,194 20,786 11,019 13,293 6,232 28,482 15,594 91, 647 21,031 10,901 16, 566 21,610 17,090 12,016 27,823 21,587 5,902 4,418 40,669 6,857 813, 965 79,135 312 69,300 10,851 30,740 15,901 200,000 75,000 A 000 60,000 25,000 100,000 30,000 500,000 100,000 25,000 55,000 200,000 50,000 25,000 1,460, 544 712, 003 226,695 200,540 41,377 711,127 205, 781 3,388, 060 463, 656 139,220 364,979 451, 287 496, 668 150, 597 35 40 30 40 70 30 70 35 5 21,648 19,908 17,672 24,217 45,304 12,850 21,427 260 25,000 25,000 35,000 50,000 465, 076 164,010 216,504 606,793 25 15 50 54 14,874 16,374 19,177 31, 752 9,770 38,652 7,528 26,145 25,000 25,000 394,997 265,092 27 10 75,000 960,395 10 62.550 io; 217 15, 771 37,309 275 12,821 12,816 15, 499 6,525 35,922 281,931 13,436 18,801 33,627 200,000 25,000 25,000 100,000 25,000 50,000 25,000 50,000 60,000 150,000 4,331,843 63,851 210,678 1,350,833 3,413 163,899 324,544 629, 857 210,430 1,807,112 35 15,228 11, 771 9,882 2,060 6,393 8,588 11,269 14,887 22,271 6,495 8,269 7,400 24,094 4,218 100,000 50,000 30,000 25,000 25,000 36,000 28,000 25,000 100,000 26,000 100,000 144,713 131,448 114,603 20,494 19,743 270, 847 232,512 229,300 1,245,373 46,446 145,661 96,908 2,554 13,852 11,683 11,704 4,771 10,806 145,416 14,662 19,361 23,885 9,900 106,069 2,954 32,468 $5,850 1,351 20 57 10 40 • 45 35 10 25 8 10 10 15 8 50 100 55 40 15 16.25 100 Apr. 30,1926 June 30,1926 30 60 30 June 22,1926 60.25 50 10 16.67 40 60 100 25 80 7.5 20 10 60 76 TfW 79J 794 795 796 797 798 799 801 802 803 804 805 806 807 808 810 811 812 813 814 815 816 817 818 8)9 June 17,1926 100 Dec. 31,1925 65 70 40 10 13 50 767 768 770 771 772 773 774 775 776 777 778 779 780 781 782 783 784 785 787 788 June 30,1926 8K0 821 821 823 824 827 8?9 830 831 832 833 834 835 836 837 838 839 840 841 842 843 844 845 846 847 850 861 852 853 20S EEPOET OF THE COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY TABLE N O . 43.-—National banks in charge of receivers, dates of organization, amounts collected from all sources, loans paid and other disbursements, losses on assets returned to stockholders to year ended October 31, 1926—Continued Title and location of bank3 855 856 857 858 850 860 861 862 863 861 866 867 868 869 870 871 872 873 874 875 876 877 878 879 880 881 882 883 884 885 886 887 888 8«« 890 891 892 893 894 895 896 897 898 899 901 902 903 «04 905 906 907 908 909 WO 911 912 813 914 First National Bank, Algona, Iowa First National Bank, Boise City, Okla First National Bank, Allendale, S. C First National Bank, Bornwell, S. C_ First National Bank, Center, Tex Farmers National Bank, Dodge Center, Minn First National Bank, Torrington, Wyo Parkesburg National Bank, Parkesburg, Pa First National Bank, Buffalo, Okla First National Bank, Oldham, S. Dak First National Bank, Spring Hope, N. C Stockmans National Bank, Columbus, Mont First National Bank, Alexandria, Minn First National Bank, Townseud, Mont First National Bank, Bigby, Idaho Peoples National Bank, Hot Springs, S. Dak___ First National Bank. Sylvester, Oa First National Bank, Salem, S. Dak. Jefferson County National Bank, Eigby, Idaho • Neoga National Bank, Ncoga, 111 First National Bank, Mohall, N. Dak First National Bank, Excelsior Springs, Mo Logan County National Bank, Sterling, Colo First National Bank, Buena Vista, Ga First National Bank, Hampton, Oa Perry National Bank, Perry, Iowa._ Farmers National Bank, Hempstead, Tex First National Bank, Crystal, N. Dak The National Bank of Abbeville, S. C Commercial National Bank, Charleston, S. C First National Bank, Quincy, Fla National Bank of Commerce, Pierre, S. Dak Black Hawk National Bank, Waterloo, Iowa' Lebanon National Bank, Lebanon, Tenn First National Bank, Shelley, Idaho First National Bank, Brinsmade, N. Dak First National Bank, Atwater, Minn First National Bank, Renville, Minn First National Bank, Idabel, Okla First National Bank, Pleasantville.Iowa First National Bank, Cavalier, N. Dak First National Bank, Stevensville, Mont First National Bank, Wapanucka, Okla First National Bank, Matoaka, W. Va City National Bank, Clarksville, Tex First National Bank, Montpelier, Idaho First National Bank, Buhl, Idaho First National Bank, Lemmon, S. Dak _ Commercial National Bank, Greenville, Tex Farmers National Bank, Chandler, Okla First National Bank, Bamberg, S. C _. First National Bank, Bandon, Oreg.. Georgia National Bank, Athens, Ga Osceola National Bank, Osceola, Iowa First National Bank, Wimbledon, N. Dak First National Bank, Hedrick, Iowa' First National Bank, Jasper, Minn First National Bank of Las Vegas, East Las Vegas, N. Mex. 915 First National Bank, Conyers, Ga 916 Hugo g National a Bank,, Hugo, g , Okla 917 First Fit N t i l B k C i P National Bank, Carnegie, Pa 918 Burgettstown National Bank, Burgettstown, Pa 919 First National Bank, Selma, N. C_ 920 First National Bank, Madison, S. Dak 921 Farmers National Bank, Louisburg, N. C 922 First National Bank, Florence, S.C 923 First National Bank, Clear Lake, S. Dak 924 First National Bank, Crandon, Wis 925 City National Bank, Hugo, Okln _ 926 First National Bank, Springer, N. Mex 927 Merchants National Bank, Detroit, Minn ft!S First National Bank, St. Cloud, Minn 929 First National Bank, Simla, Colo 980 First National Bank, Abercrombie, N. Dak SSI First National Bank, Wausa, Nebr Receiver appointed to complete unfinished liquidation. Digitized for' FRASER Date of organization Capital stock Receiver appointed Nov. 24,1924 Nov. 25,1924 D e c 3,1924 .do. do May 15.1884 Aug. 30,1917 Nov. 30.1917 Jan. 9,1919 Sept. 10.1901 Feb. 4,1903 Oct. 6,1908 Feb. 27,1880 Sept. 2,1907 Aug. 30,1912 May 6,1919 July 12.1918 June 9,1883 Jan. 81,1911 June 13.1919 May 23,1908 Mar. 11.1902 July S,1901 June 9,1919 July 11,1905 Sept. 17.1903 May 5,1905 Oct. 11,1905 Oct. 12,1905 July 13,1911 Jan. 2,1912 Apr. 6,1893 Sept. 12.1905 Oct. 16.1885 May 5.1914 May 4,1904 Feb. 13,1890 Apr. 17,1903 Apr. 13.1907 July 15.1919 Dec. 11,1908 June IS, 1914 Dec. 19,1902 Dec. 10.1906 Aug. 2,1900 Nov. 24,1911 Feb. 4.1915 Aug. 8,1901 Nov. 7,1918 Oct. 8.1914 Aug. 9,1904 Aug. 10,1917 Oct. 16.1908 Nov. 24,1904 Nov. 25.1921 Apr. 19.1920 Fob. 25,1910 Oct. 14,1902 Oct. 8,1901 Feb. 7,1903 Aug. 11,1900 Oct. 7,1902 Aug. 25,1879 $50,000 25,000 50,000 50,000 50,000 30,000 50,000 50,000 25,000 25,000 50,000 50,000 60,000 50,000 80,000 25,000> 50,000 25,000 50,000 25,000 25,000 25,000 150,000 50,000 50,000 75,000 50.000 25,000 75,000 200,000 100,000 100,000 200,000 80,000 25,000 25,000 25,000 25,000 80,000 25,000 25,000 25,000 25,000 50,000 200,000 50,000 100,000 50,000 150,000 25,000 45,000 25,000 400,000 25,000 25,000 25,000 30,000 200,000 Jan. 12,1925 Jan. 15,1925 do Jan. 16,1926 Jan. 17,1925 Jan. 21,1925 Jan. 22,1925 Jan. 24,1925 Jan. 26,1925 do. Jan. 27,1925 Feb. 5,1925 Feb. 7,1925 do. do do Feb. 11,1925 do _. Feb. 13,1925 do. do do Feb. 14,1925 do Feb. 18,1925 Feb. 21,1925 do Mar. 2,1925 .do. Mar. 3,1925 Mar. 9,1925 Mar. 13,1925 Mar. 26,1925 Apr. 2,1925 Apr. 6,1925 Apr. 10,1925 .do. Apr. 13,1925 Apr. 17,1925 Apr. 22,1925 Apr. 23,1925 Apr. 24,1925 May 1,1925 May 4,1925 Sept. 3,1918 Apr. 11,1905 May 16,1892 Jan. 25,1879 May 7.1915 Mar. 29,1884 Aug. 1,1912 Mar. 23.1910 June 28.1922 Mar. Hi, 1909 Feb. 10,1922 Oct. 18,1919 Feb. 9,1906 Sept. 25,1882 May 10,1919 Aug. 25,1906 Mar. 27.1911 75,000 200,000 100,000 100,000 30,000 50,000 25,000 150,000 25,000 50,000 100,000 50,000 60,000 250,000 25,000 25,000 75,000 May 12,1925 do do May 14,1925 May 16,1925 May 21,1925 May 22,1925 do May 25,1925 May 29,1925 June 6,1925 June 15,1925 June 22,1925 June 24,1925 June 25,1925 June 30,1925 July 9,1925 Dec. 8,1924 Dec. 16,1924 Dec. 26,1924 Dec. 27,1924 Jan. 3,1925 Jan. 7,1925 do Jan. 8,1925 .do. REPORT OF THE COMPTROLLER OB1 THE CURRENCY 209 appointment of receiver, and closing, with amounts of nominal and additional assets, assets, expenses of receiverships, claims proved, dividends paid, and remaining Nominal assets at date of suspension Estimated good Estimated doubtful Estimated worthless Additional assets received Total assets since date of suspension Offsets allowed and settled $510,551 89,453 85,653 95,679 157,173 69,229 258,131 234,591 78,464 86,664 171,583 39,730 226,188 26,919 340,171 73,979 117,882 73,357 $212,738 120,273 200,411 97,131 66, 323 417,626 25,546 66,923 146,527 114,512 102, 568 75, 311 330,013 52,930 342,625 101,441 105, 566 106,969 $80,493 23,857 129,161 68,283 46,307 370,429 99,817 75,618 86,087 105,880 82,604 81,382 493, 467 105,961 275,193 96,811 65,80S 67,450 $45,814 17,529 27,519 28,423 25,224 25,020 16,986 82,211 75,835 6,949 30,593 12,397 45,721 10,711 81,764 20,357 26,399 8,055 $849,596 251,112 442,744 289,516 295,027 882,304 400,480 459, 343 386,913 314,005 387,348 208,820 1,095,389 196,521 1,039,753 292,588 315,650 255,840 $28,887 17, 620 9.462 7,085 30,679 26,527 51,630 50,351 24, 538 17,287 30,376 3,854 46,203 1,497 17,835 25,592 1,764 11,512 98, 536 11, 592 132, 279 282,949 108,643 46,072 462,489 121,388 158,311 276, 265 231,376 187,303 597,405 66,307 60,558 99,534 351,688 44,232 61,249 214,831 126,969 105,849 153,733 643,034 259,814 223,923 49,126 85,300 19,411 284,520 55,780 44,929 172,325 21,142 76, 571 113,575 486,938 134,405 351,9S2 131,385 50,830 128,634 173, 594 118,611 156,439 114,209 147,202 102, 670 147,713 5 820 210,730 117,326 92,454 154, 731 263,743 153, 301 117, 240 106, 699 743, 757 56,263 104,974 34,182 225, 016 321,751 90,342 49,602 12,127 255,420 148,063 125,051 130,451 72,374 4,616 130,586 7a 718 49,755 219,058 162,713 285,918 955,089 221,487 167,724 886,842 283,592 353,452 555,340 1,388,867 608,682 1,209,394 6,868 243,879 171,156 173,778 552,016 491,003 398,647 407,625 417,990 160,891 346, 312 886,928 452,225 630,626 720,430 624, 576 1,049, 738 389,198 194, W2 303,881 3,318,159 229,546 199,691 71, 539 586,886 1,156,815 14,510 3,004 26,437 89, 725 19 861 58,555 27,301 105,342 202,858 109,006 98,188 183,494 34 155 59,946 566 624 114^ 952 77,160 121, 723 308,378 438,483 113,950 45,073 108,324 1,916,328 85,818 39, 580 1,464 84,230 432,119 5,089 5,263 34,694 35,932 12,832 15,474 37,197 14,093 12,721 11,767 27,519 27,160 36,114 6,868 2,291 12,169 5,716 17,060 21,471 8,151 64,777 14,920 19,550 8,067 314 457 8,291 54,051 65,114 14,095 120, 405 20,565 6,673 35,303 72,178 17, 309 10, 820 69, 206 4fi2| 972 1,138, 223 875, 738 165 454 237, 384 79 087 1,360| 861 146, 042 242,7C0 105,551 183,276 151,253 680,888 44, 506 106,552 221,012 155,373 397,029 611,485 497, 425 56,230 494,309 317,405 524, 290 29,654 279, 242 9,065 58,629 89,389 54,558 7,376 15,647 3,604 19,367 24,648 21,120 16,333 7,815 17,010 182,459 2,408 8,075 202,173 289,874 1,412,939 2,056,502 2, 052, 011 307,438 739,279 132 960 1, 676,201 495,107 539, 534 396,476 271,898 646,915 2,719,221 118,743 262,668 981, 815 104,954 207,008 50, 269 87,000 165, 713 232,165 107,02,1 30,540 273,838 1,451,826 35, 681 89,517 253,375 27 118,252 382,089 441,139 147,372 227,107 101, 382 25,056 53, 555 585,896 70,166 44, 317 35,385 206,922 353,190 208,973 158, 709 43, 484 167, 571 50, 207 204. 814 393,048 36,148 58, 524 305,255 508 799 4,074 30,814 26,117 2,177 41,415 58,314 20,581 50,985 7,985 1,796 15,885 23,585 44,960 5,730 12,099 11,441 3,552 176,822 18,516 11,442 5,350 31,874 73,446 12,659 1,007 22,290 193,278 3,645 7,841 20,456 125, 761 2,489 125,465 88,504 62,401 14, 728 9,544 15,273 95,679 8,241 36,188 15,222 15,096 25,070 83,870 8,576 8,172 39,345 Loss on assets compounded or sold under order of court $65,295 22,601 25,254 3,738 50,105 5,921 26, 713 21,667 26,768 786 114,817 16,732 8,423 1,988 18,483 1,285 9,320 18,396 18,160 1,142 11,088 52,908 10,874 12,390 1,146 341,873 5,559 14,501 10,607 15, 601 2,100 33, 910 13,401 44,572 5,260 10,141 68,778 104, 970 27 648 124,796 17,472 29,907 5,573 2,046 4,150 35,507 25,968 8S5 8S6 857 888 859 880 861 802 863 804 886 867 868 869 870 871 872 873 874 878 876 877 878 879 880 881 882 883 884 883 886 887 883 889 890 8»1 892 893 894 895 898 897 898 899 SOI 902 903 9M 62, 677 37, 083 905 906 907 908 90S 910 911 912 913 914 86,847 8,939 5,835 915 916 917 918 895 9,594 68, 425 16,471 2,152 19,159 310 8,519 10,224 8,995 2,339 277,256 919 920 921 922 923 tffll 925 928 927 928 929 930 931 210 BEPORT OF THE COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY TABLE N O . 43.—National banks in charge of receivers, dales of organization, amounts collected from all sources, loans paid and other disbursements, losses on assets returned to stockholders to year ended October 31, 1926—Continued Assets Nominal returned value of remaining to stockuneollected holders' assets agent 855 856 867 858 859 SCO 861 862 863 864 866 867 870 871 872 873 874 875 876 877 878 879 880 881 882 883 884 885 886 887 890 891 892 893 894 895 898 897 898 899 901 902 W» 904 905 906 907 908 909 910 911 912 913 914 915 916 917 918 919 920 921 922 923 924 925 926 927 928 929 930 931 Collected from Collected from upon shareholders Total collected from all sources Secured and preferred liabilities paid 178,290 197,133 125,124 $311,308 103; 028 140,761 121, 572 160,668 213,381 180,053 311,689 160,881 130,050 184,803 47,812 434,052 49,945 417, 209 86,718 116, 753 100, 721 $30,500 5,190 19,034 18,232 17,075 10,440 4,800 37,545 2,219 17,000 42,596 20,250 45, 725 14,265 46,357 18,100 16, 111 2,859 $341,808 108,218 159,795 139,804 177,743 223,821 184,853 349,234 163,100 147,050 227,399 68,062 479, 777 64,210 463,566 104, 818 132,864 103,580 $141,742 88,410 84,564 72,694 29,028 121,070 40,919 66,994 60,337 30,668 34,691 26,874 138,005 23,663 331, 559 12,028 99,575 56,838 111,253 114,380 61,304 516,379 134,679 117,674 523,791 116,461 255,400 208,023 723,555 314,033 619,309 92,010 36,009 179,781 330,825 84,867 34,888 279, 329 130,140 83,485 304,756 265,125 268,509 524,599 113, 591 38,009 184,684 423,462 105,767 64,204 305,260 155,255 94,235 353,203 49,146 14,383 4,030 196, 310 65,259 28,010 140,687 31,110 49,548 21,076 158, 782 143,919 57,895 199,123 54,629 125,145 359,162 207,861 203,188 252,358 251,211 72,621 214,222 313,016 121,042 294,780 286,586 282,553 440,787 172,726 139,748 122,489 2,032,234 103,763 139,703 63,598 310,522 613,259 34,149 92,941 44, 677 143,059 246,156 105,927 144,271 144,539 76,829 69,760 397,090 207,697 296,756 303,698 292,677 505,598 198,240 51,241 154,952 1,057,140 96,170 51,252 7,941 193,231 380,712 21,581 2,000 4,903 92,637 20,900 29, 316 25,931 25,115 10,750 48,447 121,712 60,460 39,200 99,850 65,975 19,256 1,000 6,863 1,000 2,340 20,541 19,600 9,739 227,273 671,637 772,265 60,112 528,990 1,186,794 1,045,486 99,157 171,811 39,755 1,104,771 132,412 205,931 155,346 116,944 181,673 705,789 59,840 114,849 269,371 $444,106 130,464 269,920 135,605 99,942 592,291 162,876 70,590 179,827 139,900 171,383 157,154 500,317 128,347 193,553 648,330 77,932 407,326 337,983 296,263 206, 749 139,548 431,653 1,919,338 41,332 137,308 395,843 40,612 49,833 42,249 22,650 2,525 78,805 4,800 17,975 23,106 275,219 8,009 17,100 8,800 9,158 78,511 26,836 45,400 10,889 83,389 9,897 20,500 8,275 6,583 24,368 18,524 13,900 43,961 144,741 15,350 8,490 24,600 328,969 663,799 106,718 100,124 112,197 45, 677 149, 922 247,156 108,267 164,812 164,139 86,568 69,760 437,702 257,530 339,005 326,348 295.202 584,403 203,040 69,216 178,058 1,332,359 104,179 68,352 16,741 202,389 459,223 94,"724 46,957 31,837 1,702 40,763 62, 411 108,013 13, 373 38,967 45,708 102,280 143,507 172,774 226,511 4,939 97,592 71,586 43,332 77,323 1,122,212 33,014 2,251 13, 347 104,660 93,628 86,948 574,390 1,197,683 1,128,875 109,054 192,311 48,030 1,104,771 138,995 230,299 173, 870 130,844 225,634 850,530 75,190 123,339 293,971 43,774 270,010 121,717 74,601 69,431 89,309 24,595 318,049 37,726 86,224 81,026 87,462 54,572 488, 252 18,136 3,736 166,417 Dividends paid $147,594 45, 022 61,338 117,914 38,617 80,074 240,563 95, 801 163,037 20,781 248,624 29,137 63,256 63,517 17,532 22,851 45,161 114, 564 179, 334 21,570 17,202 56,947 96, 743 27, 920 313, 791 104, 372 155,407 128, 545 106, 498 54,750 119,105 183,332 21, 955 22,560 107, 485 29,136 275,292 90,230 118,683 69,293 241,979 381,686 108,705 10,427 73, 745 101, 842 33,304 55,364 38,175 316,089 17,540 234,240 891,070 984,884 18,158 11,525 646, 758 59,181 76,971 67,831 28,485 142,845 201,689 48,581 91,509 81,726 Legal $1,216 67 299 1,030 2,359 4,547 3,311 1,790 1,116 6,715 2,723 4,184 775 2,286 1,466 743 727 1,275 1,414 757 2,716 2,313 1,171 554 1,027 29 2,033 10,273 1,071 7,800 345 1,065 173 3,509 6 3,560 3,669 588 516 85 3,590 1,356 1,350 2,498 1,850 6,438 1,083 1,239 2,306 4,577 1,309 479 155 1,341 1,907 1,668 4,264 159 3,618 3,515 1,409 2,978 5,854 459 5,021 1,483 172 930 1,324 611 188 2,635 REPORT OF THE OOAIPTEOIiLEB OP THE CURRENCY 211 appointment of receiver, and closing, with amounts of nominal and additional assets, €tssets, expenses of receiverships, claims proved, dividends paid, and remaining in Amount Amount of Receivers' Balance returned assessment hands of salary to sharecomptroller upon and other holders in and shareexpenses cash receiver holders Amount of claims proved Dividends (per cent) $21,705 8,330 8,275 5,630 13,954 17,001 11,314 16,528 11,374 8,884 13, 771 10,097 22,541 8,440 18,278 11,441 3,836 10,243 $29,551 11,411 21,635 9,112 14,488 42,586 49,235 25,149 89,599 10, 582 9,185 7,587 66,423 2,195 48,187 16,366 11,178 12,921 $50,000 25,000 50,000 50,000 50,000 30,000 50,000 50,000 25,000 25,000 50,000 50,000 C0,OO0 50,000 80,000 25,000 50,000 25,000 $591,275 114,264 289,166 168,500 236,726 759,436 228,728 343, 640 154, 962 239, 572 252, 278 138,903 830,603 72,856 635, 903 158, 770 176,006 •152, 522 25 8,715 6,561 14,359 24, 769 10,852 6,706 21, 659 12,307 9,208 12,909 23,603 11,032 24, 334 9,294 15,648 50,974 20,333 6,773 11,115 85,413 14,068 7,530 3,394 89,907 17,540 345,225 220 3,467 2,659 8,112 16,086 11,942 5,176 20,820 29,511 9,859 14,800 44,280 8,928 32, 245 18,082 31,665 66,484 9,955 9,506 14,174 68,402 28,671 4,272 1,446 47,167 25,268 25,000 25,000 25,000 150,000 50,000 50,000 75,000 50,000 25,000 75,000 200,000 100,000 100,000 200,000 80,000 25,000 25,000 25,000 25,000 80,000 25,000 25,000 25,000 25,000 50,000 200,000 50,000 100,000 50,000 150,000 25,000 45,000 25,000 400,000 25,000 25,000 25,000 30,000 200,000 121,997 74, 472 229,128 448,186 76,885 86,011 569, 664 175,800 251,089 392, 244 903, 512 304,392 992,396 40 18,616 48,494 165,495 41,040 7,213 89,061 3,953 117,957 29,628 48,471 16,821 7,943 15,095 132,832 2,430 21,204 33,101 50,000 200,000 100,000 100,000 30,000 50,000 25,000 1,588 6,766 5,555 9,520 11,113 16,165 9,750 13, 182 8,090 9,167 12,260 13,509 13,953 9,964 14,769 32,203 11,711 4,712 10,510 35.326 7,881 5,986 1,793 11,046 22,331 5,350 17,382 19,242 24,732 10,737 12,529 4,979 16,153 12, 001 13, 612 6,706 6,782 12,192 26,433 5,532 6,702 10,092 26,000 50,000 100,000 50,000 60,000 250,000 25,000 25,000 75,000 15 30 50 5 35 70 40 60 15 30 40 10 40 10 15 50 40 20 20 10 55 10 80 10 50 20 53.25 53,022 79,054 114, 621 476,422 366,533 219, 546 210, 456 358, 600 75,639 177,356 489,263 90,232 274,209 300,338 537, 734 666,252 246,417 102,709 163, 879 1,734,668 160,616 158,332 55 100 35 15 45 55 40 10 45 10 20 35 356,593 702, 5«2 10 45 175,761 746,555 1,487,990 1,641,001 181,565 345,597 59,766 404,047 394, 538 321,182 193, 798 115,841 476,147 2,016,891 64,866 228,808 544,880 10 30 70 60 10 63.5 25 50 20 20 30 38 20 60 15 25 35 25 30 10 75 40 15 Interest -"divi.dends Finally closed (per cent) 858 856 857 858 859 860 861 863 861 866 «67 868 869 870 871 872 873 871 875 876 877 878 879 880 881 882 883 881 .885 886 887 888 (MB 890 891 892 893 891 895 896 897 848 899 901 902 903 901 905 906 907 908 909 910 911 912 913 911 915 916 917 918 919 920 921 922 923 924 925 926 927 928 fl'fl 93(1 931 212 BEPOBT OF THE COMPTBOLLEB OF THE CURRENCY TABLE NO. 43.—National banks in charge of receivers, dales of organization, amounts collected from all sources, loans paid and other disbursements, losses on assets returned to stockholders to year ended October SI, 1926—Continued Title and location of banks 932 933 934 935 936 937 838 939 940 941 942 943 944 945 916 S47 943 949 950 951 852 953 951 955 956 957 958 959 960 961 962 963 First National Bank, Eedwood Falls, Minn First National Bank, Lumberton, N . C . . . First National Bank, Walters, Okla First National Bank, Lake Park, Minn First National Bank, Sheyenne, N . D a k . . . First National Bank, Devol, Okla First National Bank, Dell Bapids, S. Dak Globe National Bank, Denver, Colo First National Bank, Libby, Mont. 1 First National Bank, Warren, Minn First National Bank, Winifred, Mont First National Bank, Hallock, Minn _ First National Bank, Buffalo, Minn Manilla National Bank, Manilla, Iowa Loveland National Bank, Loveland, Colo Winner National Bank, Winner, S. Dak Muskogee Security National Bank, Muskogee, Okla— Corona National Bank, Corona, Calif.'-.._• ....... First National Bank, Forest City, Iowa Davenport National Bank, Davenport, Wash First National Bank, Pasco, Wa3h Farmers National Bank, Laurens, S. C. ! First National Bank, Howard, S. Dak. Gregory National Bank, Gregory, S. Dak First National Bank, Hardin, Mont First National Bank, Sac City, Iowa First National Bank, Brooklyn, Iowa Warren National Bank, Warren, Minn First National Bank, Covington, Ga First National Bank, Delano, Minn First National Bank, Creston, I o w a ' Farmers & Merchants National Bank, Cannon Falls, Minn. 964 Farmers National Bank, Lake Preston, S. Dak 965 First National Bank, Jefferson, Iowa 966 Drovers National Bank, Denver, Colo 967 First National Bank, Rifle, Colo 968 Home National Bank, Cleburne, Tex 969 First National Bank, Riverbauk, Calif 970 First National Bank, Malta, Mont 971 Security National Bank, Mason City, Iowa 972 Glasgow National Bank, Glasgow, Mont 973 National Bank of Luverne, Minn 974 First National Bank, Greensboro, Ga 975 Broadway National Bank, Denver, Colo 976 First National Bank, Taina, Iowa 977 First National Bank, Waukon, I o w a . . . 978 First National Bank of Gilmore, Gilinore City, Iowa.. 979 First National Bank in Focahontas, Iowa 980 Cando National Bank, Cando, N . Dak 981 First National Bank, Oroville, Wash 982 First National Bank, Ada, Minn. 983 National Bank of Wessington Springs, S. Dak 984 Farmers National Bank, La Moure, N . Dak 985 First National Bank, Estherville, Iowa 986 Stockmans National Bank, Brush, Colo 987 Liberty National Bank of S. C. at Columbia, S. C.» S8S First National Bank, Pagosa Springs, Colo 989 First National Bank in Kiefer, Okla 990 First National Bank, Marion, N . Dak 991 Spirit Lake National Bank, Spirit Lake, Iowa 992 First National Bank, Deep River, Iowa 993 First National Bank, Blue Mound, IU 991 First National Bank, Intake, Mont 995 First National Bank, Frankfort, S. Dak 9»6 Moline National Bank, Moline, Kans _ 997 First National Bank, Fulton, Mo 998 First National Bank, Shenandoah, Iowa 999 First National Bank, Cambridge, Iowa 1000 First National Bank, Oktaha, Okla 1001 First National Bank, Granada, Minn 1002 Citizens National Bank, Wayne, Nebr 1003 First National Bank, Noblesville, Ind '.... 1004 First National Bank, Jonesboro, Ark 1005 First National Bank, Saco, Mont.. > Receiver appointed to complete unfinished liquidation. 2 Restored to solvency. Date of organization Mar. July Jan. Feb. Aug. Nov. Apr. Feb. Oct. May May Aug. June Nov. Feb. Sept. Nov. Oct. Feb. Dec. Aug. May Nov. Mar. July Oct. Dec Dec. Oct. Nov. Oct. Feb. Capital stock Receiver appointed July 29,1925 Aug. 4,1925 Aug. 6,1925 Aug. 24,1925 Sept. 8,1925 Sept. 17,1925 Sept. 26,1925 Oct. 1,1925 Oct. 6,1925 Oct. 10,1925 Oct. 15,1925 Oct. 16,1925 Oct. 17,1925 Oct. 20,1925 Oct. 22,1925 Oct. 24,1925 Nov. 7,1925 Nov. 10,1925 Nov. 14,1925 100,000 Nov. 17.1925 50,000 Nov. 21,1925 50,000 do 50,000 Nov. 24,1925 50,000 Nov. 25,1925 65,000 Nov. 27,1925 50,000 Dec. 2,1925 50,000 Dec. 4,1925 50,000 Dec. 5,1925 50,000 Dec. 8,1925 25,000 Dec. 12,1925 50,000 do 25,000 D e c 17,1925 11,1901 21,1904 10,1903 10,1904 28,1907 4,1919 21.1880 5,1920 25,1909 18,1901 17.1917 5,1903 7,1917 12,1901 14,1906 20.1921 8,1922 23,1906 20,1893 22,1901 22,1908 16,1916 29,1902 23.1909 20,1908 6,1890 22,1884 28.1918 28,1907 23.1910 22.1881 14,1903 $70,000 50,000 50,000 25,000 25,000 25,000 60,000 200,000 40,000 50,000 25,000 60,000 50,000 25,000 100,000 60,000 200,000 25,000 75,000 July 20,1915 Mar. 26,1906 Dec. 18.1919 Dec. 5,1901 June 17.1915 Juno 26,1913 Mar. 28,1910 July 16,1913 Feb. 19.1907 Dec. 1,1907 Aug. 1,1903 Aug. 22.1922 Aug. 5,1871 Apr. 22,1893 Dec. 2,1902 May 12,1924 July 16,1904 June 2,1906 Apr. 13,1900 Nov. 17,1924 Mar. 1,1910 Jan. 23,1892 Dec. 22,1906 Feb. 10.1910 Oct. 4,1920 July 15,1922 Apr. 30.1908 Dec. 12,1905 Mar. 14,1903 Aug. 19.1909 Nov. 29.1916 Dec. 26.1911 Aug. 31,1906 Aug. 7,1906 May 5,1877 Oct. 25,1907 May 13,1911 Feb. 5,1920 Aug. 28,1908 Mar. 1,1893 Dec. 20,1905 May 26.1910 25,000 50,000 200,000 50,000 100,000 25,000 60,000 100,000 75,000 25,000 50,000 200,000 75,000 100,000 25,000 76,000 25,000 50,000 50,000 25,000 50,000 100,000 35,000 500,000 25,000 25,000 25,000 50,000 25,000 25,000 25,000 25,000 50,000 100,000 50,000 80,000 25,000 25,000 60,000 62,500 100,000 30,000 do Dec. 23,1925 Dec. 24,1925 do Dec. 28,1925 do do. D e c 29,1925 do Dec. 31,1925 Jan. 9,1926 Jan. 16,1926 Jan. 18,1926 do do Jan. 30,1926 Feb. 6,1926 Feb. 8,1926 Feb. 10,1926 Feb. 23,1926 Feb. 25,1920 Feb. 27,1926 M a r . 1,1926 M a r . 4,1926 M a r . 6,1926 M a r . 13,1926 M a r , 19,1926 M a r . 23,1926 M a r . 25,1926 M a r . 27,1926 Apr. 7,1926 Apr. 12,1926 do Apr. 24,1926 May 13,1926 May 22,1926 May 26,1926 May 29,1926 Jnne 2,1926 June 3,1926 June 4,1926 do. 213 BEPOET OF THE COMPTKOLLEB OF THE CUBBENCY appointment of receiver, and closing, with amounts of nominal and additional assets, assets, expenses of receiverships, claims proved, dividends paid, and remaining Nominal assets at date of suspension Estimated good Estimated doubtful Estimated worthless Additional assets received since date of suspension Total assets Offsets allowed and settled Loss on assets compounded or sold under order of court $88,616 398,701 94,835 74,204 95, 377 19,910 175,450 2,539,757 $303,046 105,297 138,374 189,398 62,032 87,930 187,071 1,397,671 $127,066 124,828 63,640 71,312 7,065 3,699 217, 830 962,987 $21,911 10,772 14,376 8,130 21,796 3,722 19, 211 121, 923 311,225 343,044 186,270 115,261 599, 562 5,022,338 70,957 24,780 108,822 201,553 50,137 211,496 39,059 1,619,895 306,034 51, 206 289,048 394,798 83,259 358,406 74,124 420, 098 198,315 28,634 93,098 168, 962 55,521 115, 259 36,131 568, 726 410,152 234,168 132,489 237,764 171, 526 115, 706 584,420 105,668 501,371 792,816 193,819 804,558 150,944 2,821,556 89 749,426 697,028 505,473 6,422 4,878 11,530 38,554 5, 554 39, 326 8,580 300,450 86, 914 276, 703 195,123 9,114 1,048 10,403 27,803 4,902 119,397 1,630 212,837 89 14,596 14,631 62,155 9,765 26,212 28,613 46,576 15,378 1,631 217,976 249,092 296,591 178, 986 206,238 75, 744 130, 580 62,348 191, 523 83, 583 190,132 193,265 154,121 260,317 327,604 322,513 73,816 15,421 19,112 6,079 31,657 22,792 10,341 1,507 7,900 22,691 3,883 474,993 478,684 591,046 704,433 824,453 482,883 274,123 21,202 30, 727 48,348 19,120 20,819 7,492 8,493 12,105 6,332 5,258 20,851 48,047 2,136 205,437 51,464 17, 215 134,255 233,473 267,819 74,285 68,220 54,652 149,907 76,179 49,295 252, 574 431, 353 217,357 72,446 10, 692 57, 581 732, 522 63,107 55, 478 185,389 1, 828,891 631,380 266, 406 67, 401 112,945 116,956 48,780 110, 663 70,357 55,311 368,560 139,516 136,408 47, 695 85, 739 121, 501 290, 605 44,239 69,555 6,226 74,551 128,900 261,270 535, 529 259,692 39,094 52,879 209,167 297,234 229,374 58,137 70,064 133, 356 406,927 71,808 107,050 42, 459 155, 426 397,029 138, 697 408,302 82,192 293,071 196, 322 545, 797 96,762 288, 210 239,772 63,616 254, 692 39,433 106,003 351, 584 94, 782 59,858 47,420 36,229 89,000 409,078 54,396 48,942 13,585 159, 555 131,441 169,268 377,004 252, 737 22,235 47,411 259,776 124,043 277,776 42,097 90,524 109,620 687,548 76,826 83,757 100,247 69,166 180,520 86,849 159,114 35,661 441,108 199,607 153,382 79,291 225, 639 72, 261 26,130 140,919 20,576 87,969 63,229 146,515 850,888 6,691 61,567 30,239 58,412 34, 882 65,194 28,609 53, 549 197,760 134, 314 227, 526 143,442 18,500 1,989 151,658 29,244 198,077 14,067 3,094 8,676 23,919 111,372 12,326 4.901 1,040 62,619 5,651 58,544 10,625 36,879 43,026 15, 785 11,386 13,830 4,775 3,314 6,668 1,654 2,416 80,933 12,979 2,583 722 1,637 1,412 12,072 5,652 2,964 462 1,160 16,164 6,872 11,812 4,200 119 1,146 8,806 3,784 4,665 1,444 $540,639 $19,390 23,649 2,102 11,686 31, 928 52 23,804 476,721 14,016 25,393 5,219 22,838 16,199 260,648 70,317 1,668 785 3,616 425,884 25,039 4,448 364,121 18,678 212,977 504,226 1,549, 747 477,363 275, 579 158,299 283,213 1,372,690 294,304 681, 438 313, 867 2,599,949 1,070,335 981, 370 254,840 640,624 433,764 141,840 512,942 132,020 251,699 864,306 393,792 1,049,737 102, 528 185,172 242,152 770,167 139,169 186,655 47,882 288,815 474, 265 571, 724 1,151, 871 660,071 79,948 103,425 629,407 454, 305 709,892 113,745 9,407 23,529 156,591 54,210 6,070 10,245 501 112,924 4,128 17,485 12,980 296,625 38,414 16, 544 5,785 5,592 9,428 864 23,408 9,043 14,497 14, 850 24,719 53,156 3,000 5,742 87,984 11, 922 21,412 135 107,735 15, 554 5,613 1,011 50 13,301 2,800 "97425" 995 4,993 838 22,981 3,585 1,330 5,950 4,125 3,114 9,175 31,238 11, 773 1,391 2,647 32, 442 7,204 10,220 3,977 81 3,080 1,640 3,735 237 214 BEPOBT OP THE COMPTBOIliEB OF THE CUBBENCY TABLE N O . 43.—National banks in charge of receivers, dates of organization, amounts collected from all sources, loans paid and other disbursements, losses on assets returned to stockholders to year ended October SI, 1926—Continued Assets Nominal returned value of remaining to stockuncolleeted holders' agent $274,812 267,781 167,960 228,012 Collected from Collected Total from assessment collected upon share- from all holders 13,100 40,400 64,986 $255,249 355,652 116,770 109,298 131,504 58,611 355,510 1,888,464 $48,254 170,024 102,030 7,893 130, 294 39, 820 17, 759 681, 210 18,326 300 34,250 11,850 10,200 87,337 5,479 125,466 9,300 22,325 89,459 6,227 85,471 20,621 115,180 319,202 78,491 426,685 34,058 1,625,172 9,389 200,320 325,006 235,787 45,365 10,812 26,668 55, 414 20,635 515,090 419,891 245,669 67,145 20,321 80,930 307,352 68,291 339,348 28,579 1,499,706 89 177,995 235,547 229,560 314,837 333,755 405,258 430,188 503,890 401,664 190,520 168,561 232,475 273,795 132,622 108,944 137,440 234,274 251,697 71, 591 75,110 109,055 131,646 76,609 15,866 12,659 148,488 121,603 137,440 262,624 286,797 78,766 102,135 110,255 152,046 76,834 60,563 53,927 25,113 114,046 134,123 54,192 43, 305 25,370 108, 586 21,388 167,941 276,224 979,992 274,403 215,381 103,633 140,031 567,643 241,225 601,932 227,642 1,077,225 747,613 810,163 179,807 518,613 369,316 96,234 366,010 70,760 197,521 630,715 229, 775 1,007,186 79,137 161,940 223,995 571,277 87,512 120, 797 37,004 267,172 358, 682 35,629 194,787 360,008 145, 750 64,128 38,679 64,697 680,201 48,951 140,609 73,110 1,118,364 268,754 149,050 69,248 115,405 54,970 44,742 110,223 62,217 39,681 215,941 139,298 33,126 22,396 28,239 17,319 175,828 48,072 64,528 1,848 15,872 108,734 192,661 258,604 50,252 9,269 19,967 216,665 150,970 160,153 16,934 41,429 197,787 388,708 166, 494 67,122 49,079 61,197 737, 663 53,794 147,918 90,956 1,151,064 320,220 206,202 73,808 144,634 56,970 66,986 115,306 55,044 49,256 235, 066 155,548 37, 614 30,219 31, 739 25, 319 193,728 60,472 80,003 4,348 21,722 115,334 220,286 297,279 67,327 10,069 23,592 227,815 150,970 163,109 17,934 21,016 119,316 84,052 1,358 31,848 13,233 50,819 301,447 25,399 49, 621 53,662 34,586 86, 778 109,182 28,806 80,466 39, 738 30,660 18, 305 21,523 10,605 126,154 101, 617 20,238 22,461 10,084 13,564 162,608 19,545 37,648 1,299 2,517 80,546 120,167 168,129 28,177 2,759 10,087 17,699 66,559 67,922 8,846 53,499 ~2,~651,""822" 509,185 79,684 408,911 446,910 116,358 113,785 996,361 862,029 598,046 69,288 80,811 380,300 296,131 539,282 92,834 334,152 115,770 98,097 131,504 45,511 315,110 1,823,478 $26,910 21,500 1,000 11,201 Secured and preferred liabilities paid 28,350 35,100 7,175 27,025 1,200 20,400 225 5,800 3,000 28,700 20,744 12,994 10,400 6,500 57,452 4,843 7,309 17,846 32,700 51,466 57,152 4,560 29,229 2,000 12,244 5,083 2,827 9,575 19,125 16,250 4,488 7,823 3,500 8,000 17,900 12,400 15,475 2,500 5,850 6,600 27,625 38,675 17,075 800 3,625 11,150 2,956 1,000 16,912 774,465 70,306 155,181 52,858 Dividends paid $111,848 144,877 Legal 73, 712 $3,588 313 374 1,172 321,001 871,801- 132 2,375 9,985 32,948 179, 811 24,659 317,942 9,092 693,891 8,440 100,142 151,952 35,671 "ll3,~429" 38,614 57,473 15,000 31,508 135, 028 19,276 20,979 226, 211 78,345 18,124 971, 583 19,114 13,626 519 58 181 525 371 461 2,977 1,768 133 2,626 125 606 211 221 3,007 1,276 385 415 21 222 243 1,186 2,267 426 101 299 90 271 74 648 2062,771 1,495 46 1,045 232 356 45 647 160 20 40 369 237 1,122 17,720 325 47 83 16 BEPOBT OF THE COMPTROLLER OF THE CTJBKENCY 215 appointment of receiver, and closing, xoith amounts of nominal and additional assets, assets, expenses of receiverships, claims proved, dividends paid, and remaining in Receivers' Balance hands of salary comptroller and other and expenses receiver $13,575 10,434 6,669 6,799 1,210 2,706 6,688 47,127 Amount Amount of returned assessment to shareupon holders in sharecash holders Amount of claims proved Divi- Interest dividends dends Finally closed (per cent) (per cent) 30 40 $77,984 30,004 8,697 19,722 $70,000 50,000 80,000 25,000 $374,055 362,197 191,041 294,848 15,963 7,627 378,341 25,000 60,000 200,000 18, 304 493,315 3,499,139 25 25 50,000 25,000 60,000 50,000 25,000 100,000 60,000 200,000 25,000 75,000 100,000 60,000 351, 255 54,801 329, 477 607,622 130, 574 480,415 60,949 1,363,070 33,759 565,620 402, 925 304,145 10 30 20 60 15 50 25 12,280 9,162 8,182 29,955 7,779 46,419 75,431 28,282 33,553 4,787 133,093 949 115,966 60,388 20,169 8,432 8,451 4,804 9,309 9,015 8,517 3,831 4,195 10,728 6,026 79,368 23,048 107,312 25,619 140,652 14,781 16,000 22,802 17,711 17,691 60,000 50,000 316, 866 258,919 60,000 50,000 50,000 60,000 25,000 50,000 25,000 453,712 685, 630 335, 393 154,758 191, 576 50,000 315,122 4,434 5,676 14,970 6,372 6,092 4,460 3,463 13,898 4,112 6,143 4,588 18,517 8,866 7,414 4,917 7,031 4,891 5,107 7,340 6,685 3,330 9,519 4,445 3,174 3,453 3,001 3,836 8,609 2,013 2,384 675 3,486 2,469 2,860 5,363 4,046 842 1,104 3,681 3,425 4,091 1,424 15,736 71,609 287,419 23,310 9,805 10,108 6,835 195,826 24,209 13,161 14,376 123, 607 223,081 89,560 ' 19,926 66,905 11,985 21,174 89,114 14,160 35,301 100,353 5,655 13,968 3,183 18,654 8,215 25,604 21,189 39,971 2,374 15,689 32,312 97,259 123,462 35,057 6,385 12,385 206,436 80,986 91,063 7,632 25,000 40,000 200,000 50,000 100,000 26,000 60,000 100,000 75,000 25,000 60,000 200,000 75,000 100,000 25,000 75,000 25,000 50,000 50,000 25,000 50,000 100,000 35,000 250,000 25,000 25,000 25,000 50,000 25,000 25,000 25,000 25,000 50,000 100,000 50, 000 80,000 25,000 25,000 60,000 100,484 273, 706 751,313 271,752 128,510 69,931 186,990 760,906 105,284 535, 791 186, 519 1,949,905 859, 510 704, 638 192, 039 229, 081 177, 021 64, 870 394, 057 67, 081 148, 741 308, 591 203,274 463,008 54,211 40,583 206,997 603,435 74,968 52,946 14,690 225,196 214,093 100,000 30,000 321,636 45,327 9,632 1,972 8,964 8,021 4,915 8,437 2,806 20,746 18005°—27 -15 885,885 36,014 455,028 932 933 914 25 Deo. 15,1925 25 60 10 25 25 30 30 10 50 15 30 30 15 10 50 10 20 Mar. 6,1926 Sept. 22,1926 936 936 937 938 939 940 941 942 943 944 945 946 947 94$ 949 950 951 952 953 954 956 956 957 958 959 960 961 962 963 964 965 966 967 9RK 970 971 972 973 974 975 976 977 978 979 980 981 98? 983 984 985 20 987 25 989 990 991 992 993 994 995 fl9(S 997 999 lOOf 1001 ion? 1003 1005 216 KEPORT OF THE COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY TABLE NO. 43.—National banks in charge of receivers, dales of organization, amounts collected from all sources, loans paid and other disbursements, losses on assets returned to stockholders to year ended October 31, 1926—Continued Title and location of banks First National Bank, Hayden, Colo First National Bank, Barnsdall, Okla. Palm Beach National Bank, Palm Beach, Fla First National Bank, Benson, Minn Be Smet National Bank, De Smet, S. Dak _.. First National Bank, Milford, Iowa 1 First National Bank, Dimiba, Calif. .. First National Bank, Glenwood, Minn. Whitbeck National Bank, Chamberlain, 8. D a k . . . . First National Bank, Cumberland, Iowa Outhrie County National Bank, Panora, Iowa First National Bank, Royalton, Minn.. First National Bank, Pepin, Wis First National Bank, Woonsocket, 8. Dak Peoples' National Bank, Bennettsville, S. C. First National Bank, Eldorado, 111 First National Bank, Adrian, Minn First National Bank, Colman, S. Dak First National Bank, Waubay, S. Dak _. First National Bank, Akron, Colo Oakes National Bank, Oakes, N. Dak National Farmers Bank, Owatonna, M i n n . . . Anamoose National Bank, Anamoose, N . Dak First National Bank, Vcblen, S. Dak Farmers National Bank in Lidgerwood, N. Dak Farmers & Merchants National Bank, Mercod, Calif.. National Security Bank, Fairfax, S. C.._ First National Bank, Lake Norden, S. Dak. First National Bank, Fulda, Minn _ First National Bank, Boswell, Okla National Bank of Franklin, Tenn Farmers and Merchants National Bank, Lake City, S. C. 1038 City National Bank, Bismarck, N. Dak._ 1006 1007 1008 1009 1010 1011 1C12 1013 1014 1015 1018 1017 1018 1019 1020 1021 1022 1023 1024 1025 1028 1027 1028 1029 1030 1031 1032 1033 1034 1035 1036 1037 Total.. • Receiver appointed to complete unfinished liquidation. Date of organization Apr. 16,1915 Sept. 17,1919 Nov. 6,1924 Feb. 24,1902 May 1,1900 Aug. 3, lflOO May 12,1MB Apr. 11,1905 Nov. 14,1908 June 17,1904 July 9,1884 Apr. 9,1903 Apr. 7,1915 Aug. 6,1901 May 21,1915 Dec. 17.1904 Oct. 7,1905 Feb. 20,1S03 Jan. 31,1902 Feb. 4,1907 Mar. 24,1903 May 29,1893 Mar. 24,1909 A u g . 16,1910 May 11 1925 Jan. 4,1913 Mar. 23,1925 Mar. 3,1915 Dec. 14,1901 Fob. 16.1905 May 25,1871 Dee. 26,1914 Nov. 12,1909 Capital stock $25,000 25,000 50,000 25,000 50,000 35,000 200,000 35,000 50,000 25,000 50,000 25,000 25,000 50,000 50,000 50,000 35,000 25,000 25,000 40,000 25,000 75,000 25,000 40,000 25,000 100,000 25,000 35,000 25,000 50,000 100,000 100,000 50,000 27,487, 500 Receiver appointed June 16,1926 Juno 22,1926 July 2,1926 July 6,1926 do July 8,1926 July 9,1926 July 14,1926 ...Ido July 22,1926 do Ao July 23,1926 do July 27,1626 Aug. 6,1926 Aug. 16,192S Aug. 19,1926 Aug. 20,1926 Aug. 26,1926 Sept. 4,1926 Sept. 10,1926 Sept. 18,1926 do Sept. 21,1926 Sept. 23,1926 Oct. 1,1926 Oct. 5,1926 Oct. 7,1926 Oct. 8,1926 Oct. 18,1926 .do .do. 217 EEPOBT OF THE OGMPTROLLEB OF THE OUBEENCT appointment of receiver, and closing, with amounts of nominal and additional assets, expenses of receiverships, claims proved, dividends paid, and remaining Nominal assets at date of suspension Estimated good Estimated doubtful Estimated worthless Additional assets received since date of suspension Total assets $58,407 182,269 213,140 47,737 167,239 172,198 397 52,431 95,001 56,050 235,065 145,778 135,932 150,314 184,060 248,020 141,356 75, 290 33,334 212,648 74,486 656,612 13, 025 40,342 139, 590 278,992 15,132 $74,118 59,7»8 197,071 101,590 227,373 292,656 2.219 107,067 133,599 84,815 237,049 165,489 128,487 137,140 163, 228 157,132 155,154 222,568 92,297 146,436 168,18i) 885, 553 75, 670 107,964 185,902 658, 287 24,891 $45,287 87,630 98,099 235,747 142,256 147,254 197,448 88,698 96,008 57,293 36,456 93,123 3,161 34,364 89,088 58,009 34,452 71,424 84,369 102, 731 27,065 67,493 12,300 75,036 17, 227 436,698 33,946 86,860 202,035 134,753 423, 648 308,687 309, 764 193,358 811,809 06,838,038 98,446,545 59,660,132 $42,738 2,385 46,563 8,560 2,657 5,826 4,245 348 1,680 3,660 1,811 1,143 709 542 30,315 1.52S 1,658 40 $220,550 332,082 554, 873 393,634 639,525 617,934 200,064 252,441 324, 956 199,838 512,230 406,201 268,713 323,627 436,918 493,476 332,490 369,282 210,000 463,473 269,740 1, 609,658 100, 095 223,342 342,719 1,374,017 74, 069 Loss of assets Offsets compounded allowed sold under and settled or order of court $5,097 44,887 43, 337 8,639 7,863 3,792 1,467 1,823 1,658 2,602 $976 5,306 8,763 3,938 4,934 4,388 56 17,973,693 27, 23S, 144 1006 1007 1008 1009 1010 1011 1012 1013 1014 1015 1016 1017 1013 1019 1020 1021 1023 1023 1024 1025 1636 1027 1028 1029 1030 1031 1032 iffiB 1034 1035 1038 1037 1038 22,483,698 277,427,413 ) 218 BEFOBT OF THE COMPTBOLLEB OF THE CUBBENCY TABLE NO. 43.—National banks in charge of receivers, dates of organization, amounts collected from all sources, loans paid and other disbursements, losses on assets returned to stockholders to year ended October SI, 1926—Continued Nominal value of remaining uncollected assets 1006 1607 1008 1089 1010 1011 1012 1013 1014 1015 1016 1017 1918 1619 1020 1021 1022 1023 1024 1026 1026 1027 1028 1029 1030 1031 1032 1033 1034 1035 1036 1037 Assets returned to stockholders' agent $178,197 219,360 375,027 347,185 474,897 563,524 200,064 203,481 294,029 158,845 436, 063 378,342 245,288 277,919 389,909 427,677 279,835 369,282 210,000 453,220 269, 740 1,609,658 100,995 223,342 342,719 1,363,156 74,069 Collected from assets Collected from assessment upon shareholders Total collected from all sources Secured and preferred liabilities paid Dividends paid Legal expenses $43,256 72,385 160,920 38,185 65,015 53,137 30,480 46, 517 29,104 39,335 73, 605 27,869 18,119 36,399 49,196 60,865 48, 211 $18,687 16,309 12,463 29,333 19,806 28,990 $79 130 75 19 343 10 18,113 23, 796 5,984 27,278 15,121 7,652 17,228 24,144 22,968 30,276 15 10,253 10, 253 562 10,861 10,861 143 $37,256 67,835 136,509 37,810 56,765 60,618 46, M7 29,104 39,336 73, 565 27,859 18,119 35,845 43,071 60,865 48, 211 $6,000 4,550 24,411 375 8,250 2,519 30,480 654 6,125 28 64 60 1 423,648 I 811,809 "~ 1 1038 121,024,982 86,038 111,106,556 1 9,653,064 120,758,620 51,108,207 48,242,240 1,398,461 REPOHT OF THE COMPTBOLLEB OP THE CURBENCY 219 appointment of receiver, and closing, with amounts of nominal and additional assets, assets, expenses of receiverships, claims proved, dividends paid, and remaining in Amount Amount of Receivers' Balance hands of returned assessment salary to sharecomptroller upon and other holders in and shareexpenses cash receiver holders $1,894 3,341 2,806 2,166 2,3(>7 2,761 1,140 1,586 1,102 1,468 2,030 1,424 1,030 2,012 963 1,219 813 $22,596 52,605 145,576 6,667 42,499 21, 376 29, 340 26,803 4,206 31,883 44,257 11,286 9,437 17,095 24, 039 36,688 17,122 $25,000 26,000 50,000 25,000 50,000 35,000 200,000 35,000 50,000 25,000 984 8,706 40,000 536 10,182 6,443,250 13,209, 261 50,000 50,000 Amount of claims proved Divi- Interest dividends dends Finally closed (per cent) (per cent) $103,387 1006 1007 1008 1009 1010 1011 iO12 1013 1014 1015 1016 1017 1018 1019 1020 1021 1022 1023 1024 in?.*; 1026 1027 1028 1029 1030 1031 1032 1033 1034 1035 .1,036 1037 231,412 189,288 328,908 200, 607 83,384 77,423 97. 309 174,179 13,236 85, 277 125, 717 92, 795 _ _ —-| 1038 j 357,201 I 24,020,000 158,155,321 — 220 EEPOBT OP THE COMPTBOLLER OF THE CUEBENCY TABLE N O . 44.—National banks restored to solvency after having been placed in charge of receivers Title and location of bank Abington National Bank, Abington, Mass. Farley National Bank, Montgomery, Ala.. First National Bank, Arkansas City, Kans. City National Bank, Brownwood, Tex Citizens National Bank, Spokane Falls, Wash.. First National Bank, Philipsburg, Mont. Bozeman National Bank, Bozeman, Mont Montana National Bank, Helena, Mont First National Bank, Great Falls, Moat First Nations Bank, Kanklakee, 111 First National Bank, Orlando, Fla. Citizens National Bank, Muncie, Ind First National Bank, Port Angeles, W a s h . . . .._ State National Bank, Denver, Colo American National Bank, Denver, Colo First National Bank, Sioux City, Iowa Hampshire County National Bank, Northampton, Mass Seventh National Bank, New York, N . Y First National Bank, Austin, Tex. Bolivar National Bank, Bolivar, Pa Federal National Bank, Pittsburgh, Pa First National Bank, Allegheny, Pa First National Bank, Brooklyn. N. Y Union NationalBank, Sommerville, Pa First National Bank, Burnside, Ky First-Second National Bank, Pittsburgh, Pa Marion National Bank, Marion, K a n s . . ". First National Bank, Gallatin, Tenn American National Bank, Pensacola, Fla First National Bank, Islip, N . Y Farmers and Merchants National Bank, Mount Morris, P a . Union National Bank, Providence, Ky First National Bank, Perry, Ark Third National Bank, Fitzgerald, Ga Wharton National Bank, Wharton, Tex First National Bank, Casseiton, N . Dak First National Bank, Daytona, Fla First National Bank, Kilksen, Tex First National Bank, Streeter, N . Dak State National Bank, Carlsbad, N . Mex ..-. Nocona National Bank, Nocona, Tex First National Bank, Tombstone, Ariz First National Bank, Lafayette, Colo First National Bank, Poplar, Mont First National Bank, Lawton, Okla NationalBank of Hastings, Hastings, Okla First National Bank, Mohall, N . Dak. First National Bank, Ackennau, Miss Merchants National Bank, Ada, Okla First National Bank, Watts, Calif. First National Bank, Wetumka, Okla First National Bank, Tower City, N . Dak Milnor National Bank, Milnor, N . D a k First National Bank, Spanish Fork, Utah Citizens National Bank, Jamestown, N . Dak Citizens National Bank, Sisseton, S. Dak Farmers National Bank, Red Oak, Iowa Powell National Bank, Powell, Wyo First National Bank, Walhalla, N . Dak C ity National Bank, McAlester, Okla First National Bank, Volant, Pa First National Bank, Libby, Mont Farmers National Bank, Laurens, S. C Receiver appointed Aug. Oct. 7,1891 June 15,1893 June 20,1893 July 1,1893 July 8,1893 July 23,1893 Aug. 2,1893 Aug. 5,1893 do. Aug. 14,1893 ...do. Oct. 5,1893 Aug. 24.1895 July 26.1896 Jan. 7,1897 May 23,1898 June 27,1901 Aug. 3,1901 Oct. 1,1903 Oct. 21,1903 Oct. 22,1903 Oct. 25, 1907 Oct. Sept. 16.1908 17.1909 July Jan. 7.1913 Mar. 12,1914 Sept. 25, 1914 Dec. 2.1914 Feb. 30.1914 Feb. 4.1915 May 12.1915 June 17,1915 July 3, 1915 Dec. 29,1915 Apr. 6,1915 Nov. 16, 1917 Feb. 16, 1920 Mar. 16,1921 Mar. 19, 1921 Aug. 25,1921 Sept. 2a, 1921 Nov. 16,1921 Dec. 9, 1921 Dec. 12, 1921 Jan. 22,1921 Jan. 4,1922 Feb. 12, 1922 June 20, 1922 Oct. Nov. 20.1923 Nov. 2.1923 Jan. 7, 1923 Mar. 28, 1923 Mar. 28.1924 Mar. 21,1924 do 24, 1924 27,1924 June June Mar. Oct. Nov. 23,1924 24.1924 7,1925 6, 1925 21.1925 Total, 63 banks.. Capital stock $ ISO, 000 100,000 125,000 150,000 150,000 50,000 50,000 500,009 250,000 50,000 130,000 200, 000 50,000 300,000 500,000 100,000 250,000 500, 000 100,000 30,000 2, ooo: ooo 350,000 300,000 50,000 25,000 3,400,000 25,000 50,000 300,000 25,000 25,000 25,000 25,000 50,000 30,000 50,000 50,000 50,000 25,000 75,000 50,000 25,000 25,000 25,000 200,000 25,000 25,009 25,000 100,000 50,009 40,000 50,000 30,000 25,000 50,000 50,000 60,000 40,000 25,000 50,000 25,000 40,000 50,000 11, 770,000 NATIONAL BANKS WHICH FAILED SUBSEQUENT TO SOLVENCY Citizens National Bank, Spokane Falls, Wash.1. First National Bank, Port Angeles,1 Wash.1 First National Bank, Orlando, Fla. First National Bank, Arkansas City, Kans. 1 Ben Hill National Bank, Fitzgerald, Ga.11 ' State National Bank, Carlsbad, N . Mex. 1 First National Bank, Mohall, N . Dak. First National Bank, Lawton, Okla.11 First National Bank, Poplar, Mont. Dee. 3,1894 Apr. 26,1895 Nov. 29,1895 Oct. 19.1899 Mar 6,1916 Aug. 25,1924 Jan. 22,1925 Nov. 18,1922 Dec. 17,1923 Total, 9banks.. i Second failure. 150,000 50,000 85,000 100,000 50,000 75,000 25,000 200,000 25,000 760,000 i Formerly !'Third National Bank.'! 221 BEPORT OP THE COMPTKOLLEK OP THE CURRENCY TABLE N O . 45.—Dividends paid to creditors of insolvent national banks during the last year, with the total dividends in each case -up to November 1, 1926 Dividends paid during the year Name and location of bank Date of appointment of receiver Total dividends paid to creditors (per cent) Amount Per 5,1920 $39, 223. 69 10 80 20,1926 91, 509.00 40 40 1 1 Apr. May Dec. Mar. Nov. Feb. May Nov. Jan. Feb. Nov. Nov. Jan. May June July Nov. June Apr. May June Aug. Jan. Mar. Aug. Oct. Nov. June Feb. Aug. Apr. Aug. Nov. Feb. May July Aug. 1,1926 9,1926 19,1926 21,1926 21,1925 18,1926 21,1925 25,1926 IS, 1926 6,1925 15,1926 11,1926 16,1925 21,1925 12,1926 15,1926 5,1926 16,1926 3,1925 11,1926 6,1926 12,1926 11,5926 3,1926 4,1926 19,1926 27,1926 21,1926 10,1925 23,1926 25,1926 23, 1926 2,1926 17,1926 14,1925 25,1926 4.1926 19,1926 3,1926 Mar. Apr. Dec. Feb. July Feb. Oct. May 18,1926 2, 1926 7, 1925 10,1926 19,1926 19,1926 6,1926 15,1926 Mar. Mar. May Aug. Sept. Sept. Nov. 3,1926 18,1926 21,1926 2,1926 13,1926 15,1926 25,1925 ' 849. 73 64,630. 25 '2.13 Nov. 27,1925 ' 93. 36 Date I National Bank of Abbeville, Abbeville, Feb. 7,1925 Apr. S. C. First National Bank, Abercrombie, N. June 30,1925 Jan. Dak. State National Bank, Albuquerque, N. Apr. 14,1924 Feb. Mar. Mex. First National BaL£, Alexander, N. Dak- Apr. 15,1924 First National Bank, Alexandria, Minn. Jan. 8,1925 First National Bank, Alexandria, S. Dak- June 23,1924 First National Bank, Algona, Iowa Nov. 24,1924 First National Bank, Allendale, S. C First National Bank, Alma, Wis Dec. First National Bank, American Falls, Idaho. State National Bank, Ardmore, Okla Mar. 26,1923 Georgia National Bank, Athens, Ga Apr. 17,1925 3,1924 Nov. 7,1924 Mar. 4,1922 First National Bank, At water, Minn Feb. 14,1925 First National Bank, Baker, Mont May 20,1924 First National Bank, Bainberg, S. C First National Bank, Bandon, Oreg Apr. 10, 1925 Apr. 13,1925 National Bank of Barnesville, Barnes- Nov. 14,1923 ville, Ohio. Dec. 3,1924 Nov. 5,1925 First National Bank, Barnwell, S. C First National Bank, Basin, Wyo_. June 14,1924 First National Bank, Beach. N. Dak First National Bank, Beaver Creek, Minn. Union National Bank, Beloit, Kans Jan. 24,1924 Sept. 20,1024 Nov. 13,1923 Farmers National Bank, Big Sandy, Mont. American National Bank, Billings, Mont. Jan. 3,1922 First National Bank, Bluftton, Ohio First National Bank, Bottiueau, N. Dak. Bristow National Bank, Bristow, Okla. . Refund to stockholders (32.22 per cent). First National Bank, Bristow, Nebr Nov. 17,1919 Apr. 12,1923 July 21,1924 Sept. 23,1922 Mar. 24,1924 2,642.61 1, 663. 47 441, 705. 80 1 194. 54 16, 001.14 1 3,830. 63 82, 340. 71 < 746. 82 83, 747. 85 1 79. 32 ' 194.05 1 117. 81 87,990. 92 1.45 ' 691. 33 1 122. 63 59,036.88 1 223.45 44,356. 34 1 665. 54 '84.50 22, 929. 73 45, 983. 97 1 442. 43 1 3,016. 38 79,246. 08 101,842.40 1 3, 398. 05 47, 552. 71 71, 552. 52 24, 231. 44 13, 989. 34 9,848. 06 ' 578. 90 47,199. 38 1 1,427. 78 24,1 341. 96 776. 41 " 2,700.00 34,245. 75 '211.98 16, 880. 75 1 4,365. 45 75, 379. 59 1 376. 32 31, 876. 84 ' 610. 60 11,460. 32 30.28 10 10 "16" 00. 25 10 "so" 15 10 "is" 10 8.85 10 10 10 15 15 10 10 20 S.8S 40 "16" 25 "6" 16"' 45 45 20 "16" 30 "35" ..... 50 "16" 17 10 ' 170. 33 ' 429. 98 1 165. 37 ' 78. 94 Oct. 13,1926 Dee. 14,1925 M a y 3,1926 1 12.16 30, 920. 25 » 142. 50 Mar. 6,1926 1 1,353. 45 June 24,1926 Aug. 10,1926 Jan. 22,1926 i 1 3,534.64 15.159. 99 10 25 10.5 10 6.2 10 01.2 25 100 40 10 98, 372. 69 10 First National Bank, Brookings, S. Dak.. Feb. 9,1924 1 Represents payments made during tho year on additional claims on account of dividends previously Digitized fordeclared. FRASER 222 BEPOBT OF THE COMPTBOLLER OP THE CURRENCY TABLE N O . 45.—Dividends paid to creditors of insolvent national banks during the last year, with the total dividends in each case up to November 1,1926—Con. Dividends paid during the year Name and location of bank Date of appointment of receiver Stoekmens National Bank, Brush, Colo.. Mar. 1,1926 Date Amount Per cent Total dividends paid to creditors (per cent) July 8,1926 $41,456.61 20 Sept. 13,1926 11,975.78 20 First National Bank, Buena Vista, Qa... Jan. 26,1925 June 5,1926 21,569. 69 20 Sept. 24,1926 1 201. 37 20 First National Bank, Buffalo, Minn Oct. 17,1925 May 15,1926 155,459.85 30 June 23,1926 1 24,351.39 30 First National Bank, Buhl, Idaho Mar. 20,1925 Mar. 18,1926 62,320.73 15 Apr. 19,1926 > 6,165.74 July 28,1926 1635. 56 Sept. 27,1926 »171.30 15 Burgettstown National Bank, Bur get ts- May 14,1925 Dec. 2,1925 782,530.38 50 Apr. 24,1926 town, Pa. ' 38,253. 76 Sept. 10,1926 U64,100.11 60 10 First National Bank, Burley, Idaho Mar. 26,1925 do 24,329. 72 5.95 5.95 Farmers National Bank, Burlington, May 21,1924 Jan. 8,1926 1196.10 Kans. Apr. 9,1926 36,402.09 10 May 15,1926 i 267.15 30 Farmers & Merchants National Bank, Dec. 17,1925 Aug. 17,1926 31,506.54 10 Cannon Falls, Minn. Aug. 25,1926 U.70 10 First National Bank, Carlsbad, N. Mex. May 14,1924 June 17.1926 1 103. 97 40 National Bank of Carlsbad, N. Mex Feb. 6,1924 Feb. 20,1926 ' 6, 750. 50 50 First National Bank, Carnegie, Pa May 12,1925 Mar. 3,1926 168,965.77 10 Aug. 12,1926 1 10,116. 54 Oct. 11,1926 150, 525.28 10 70 First National Bank, Carroll, Nebr Aug. 13,1923 May 6,1926 17,660. 31 5 5 24,798.16 15 First National Bank, Castlewood, S. Dak. Feb. 19,1924 Apr. 22,1926 June 8,1926 ".94 15 First National Bank, Cavalier, N. Dak.. Feb. 21,1925 Nov. 14,1925 68,382.40 20 Mar. 13,1926 34,356.01 10 May 3,1926 30 1 4,746.95 First National Bank, Center, Tex. Dec. 3,1924 Nov. 23,1925 1211.98 Dec. 10,1925 29,383. 09 12.5 Feb. 8,1926 1107.10 May 7,1926 > 267. 33 12.5 May 8,1926 29,478.60 50 Sept. 29,1926 1 410. 70 Farmers National Bank, Chandler, Okla.. Apr. 10,1925 Feb. 24,1926 44,600. 79 15 10 40 June 14,1926 25,723.09 Commercial National Bank, Charleston, Feb. 7,1925 D ec. 12,1925 10 98,184.08 8. O< Mar. 1,1926 1 4, 669. 51 10 July 28,1926 • 1,518. 59 First National Bank, Charlo, Mont Feb. 20,1924 Mar. 18,1926 17 67 7,074.90 11, 501. 63 Citizens National Bank, Cheyenne, Wyo. July 21,1924 Nov. 11,1925 10 60 Feb. 27,1926 136, 364. 20 First National Bank, Cheyenne, Wyo July 9,1924 Jan. 4,1926 11, 758. 54 Mar. 1,1926 326,926.33 10 Mar. 8,1926 1 213,114. 91 35 June 5,1926 187,274.62 Second National Bank, Clarion, Pa June 21,1912 June 29,1926 4 86 12, 945.14 First National Bank, Clarkston, Wash^.. Feb. 12,1924 June 5,1926 20 60 33,679.27 City National Bank, Clarksville, Tex Mar. 9,1925 Feb. 1,1926 55,153.01 70 Mar. 23,1926 1 7,771.78 Apr. 13,1926 17,978.88 20 May 18,1926 1303.59 July 28,1926 10 9,023.19 100 Oct. 15,1926 ' 109.06 First National Bank, Clayton, N. Mex... Mar. 1,1924 July 12,1926 29,319.71 10 Sept. 13,1926 10 126.50 First National Bank, Clear Lake, S. Dak.. May 25,1925 May 8,1926 15 15 National Bank of Cleburne, Tex Oct. 27,1921 Jan. 27,1926 16,237.37 5 Mar. 29,1926 • 733.59 15 The Home National Bank, Clebnrne, Tex. Dec. 28,1925 July 29,1926 19,276.46 15 First National Bank, Clifton, Ariz 10 Apr. 2,1923 Sept. 15,1926 • 423.06 First National Bank in Clovis, N. Mex Sept. 4,1924 Feb. 20,1926 > 1,808. 79 July 16,1926 1 66. 51 40 First National Bank of Clovis, N. Mex... Feb. 20,1924 May 18,1926 12,971.49 20 Sept. 17,1926 20 116. 35 8tockmen's National Bank, Columbus, Jan. 7,1925 Nov. 12,1925 19,601.24 15 Mont. Apr. 14,1926 11,180.11 15 First National Bank, Colusa, Calif. 10 N o v . 22,1922 Mar. 27,1926 19,588.44 10 Condon National Bank, Condon, Oreg... Doc. 18,1923 Feb. 23,1926 12,199. 81 10 Sept. 17,1926 12,125.02 10 30 1 Represents payments made during the year on additional claims on account of dividends previously declared. BEPOBT OF THE COMPTBOLLBB OP THE CTJBBENCY 223 TABLE N O . 45.—Dividends paid to creditors of insolvent national banks during the last year, with the total dividends in each case up to November 1,1926—Con. Dividends paid during the year Name and location of bank Date of appointment of receiver Date Amount Per cent Total dividends paid to creditors (per cent) $17,036. 66 May 12,1925 Mar. 6,1926 10 1 407.36 Apr. 24,1926 Oct. 15,1926 > 82. 84 10 Corona National Bank, Corona, Calif 25 8,439.85 Oct. 11,1925 May 25,1926 25 75 Corydon National Bank, Corydon, Ind Mar. 8,1922 July 22,1926 17.04 First National Bank, Covington, Ga 37,154. 08 Dec. 8,1925 May 15,1926 25 July 16,1926 11,460. 24 Oct. 25,1926 1 106. 96 25 35, 753. 65 May 29,1925 Nov. 6,1925 15 First National Bank, Orandon, Wis. Apr. 27,1926 1 10, 422. 07 May 12,1926 30, 765. 01 25 10 '1.52 2 July 16,1921 Nov. 28,1926 First National Bank, Crawford, Tex 30 15,000. 00 Dec. 12,1925 July 23,1926 30 First National Bank, Creston, Iowa 135,136.11 10 Merchants National Bank, Crookston, Mar. 24,1921 Nov. 3,1926 Sept. 13,1926 ~65~" '526.29 Minn. 1 886. 35 Citizens National Bank, Crosby, N. Dak. Nov. 21,1923 Jan. 4,1926 Jan. 27,1926 22,341. 02 15 15 10 27,919.64 10 First National Bank, Crystal, N. Dak Feb. 7,1925 Apr. 27,1926 July 1,1926 25 100,141.91 25 Nov. 17,1925 Davenport National Bank, Davenport, Wash. 17,719. 75 25 Mar. 25,1926 Aug. 10,1926 25 First National Bank, Deep Eiver, Iowa.. Dec. 12,1925 Aug. 12,1926 57,472. 70 30 30 First National Bank, Delano, Minn Sept. 26,1925 Apr. 6,1926 43,206. 06 ' 25 First National Bank, Dell Rapids, S. Dak. Apr. 17,1926 1 26,736.19 Apr. 20,1926 1 25,762, 03 Apr. 22,1926 110,999.88 Apr. 28,1926 1 12,197. 22 May 12,1926 1 3, 446.16 May 27,1926 »1 465. 29 Sept. 27,1926 512.60 25 May 5,1926 35,469. 40 10 First National Bank in Deming, N. Mex. Mar. 4,1924 Aug. 10,1926 i 282. 57 Oct. 13,1926 1.30 10 971, 582. 64 50 Broadway National Bank, Denver, Colo. Jan. 16,1926 Aug. 9,1926 Sept. 27,1926 1 3,355. 50 60 150,262.18 20 Dec. 24,1925 Oct. 1,1928 Drovers National Bank, Denver, Colo Oct. 21,1926 ' 4, 642.14 20 25 871,801. 55 25 Oct. 1,1925 Sept. 27,1926 Globe National Bank, Denver, Colo 94,203. 82 Mar. 13,1926 20 Merchants National Bank, Detroit Lakes, June 22,1928 1 873.16 May 20,1926 Minn. Aug. 10,1926 1 120. 82 30 47,646. 79 Sept. 17,1926 10 24,145. 79 Feb. 15,1926 10 Feb. 7,1924 Dakota National Bank, Dickinson, N. ~W > 8,423. 52 July 19,1926 Dak. 16 32,000.00 July 9,1926 Oct. 20,1926 First National Bank, Dinuba, Calif 16 38, 617. 49 5 Farmers National Bank, Dodge Center, D e c 9,1924 July 8,1926 Minn. 1260.14 Drovers National Bank, East St. Louis, May 22,1924 Jan. 12,1926 67,686. 55 70 Apr. 19,1926 16 Dl. 186.59 Feb. 18,1922 Jan. 26,1926 Seeond National Bank, Elkton, Md 19,408. 35 67.7 Sept. 20,1926 7.7 1 745.86 May 8,1924 Dec. 19,1925 City National Bank, El Paso, Tex 314,415.71 Dec. 30,1925 10 1 3,953.88 Mar. 24,1926 30 July 1,1926 1 5,489. 22 1 205. 77 6075 Emmettsburg National Bank, Emmetts- Mar. 11,1921 Mar. 13,1926 burg, Iowa. 40,055.49 55 5 Aug. 20,1921 May 19,1926 First National Bank, Eureka, S. Dak 58,752.49 30 First National Bank, Excelsior Springs, Jan. 24,1925 Dec. 11,1925 I 9,049. 26 Mar. 18,1926 Mo. 45,250. 50 June 14,1926 20 1 1, 511. 93 Sept. 13,1926 50 •8,674.41 Sept. 10,1926 Fairfleld National Bank, Fairfield, Iowa. Aug. 30,1923 20,849.80 10 10 Nov. 8,1923 May 5,1926 First National Bank, Fairview, Mont 16 8,362. 68 15 June 26,1922 May 15,1926. Farweil National Bank, Farwell, Tex 10 66, 443. 30 10 First National Bank, Forest City, Iowa. Nov. 14,1925 Oct. 25,1926 Dec. 22,1925 • 3,005. 61 Dec. 18,1923 First National Bank, Forsyth, Mont July 10,1926 1 460. 47 Oct. 6,1926 39,908. 38 10 25 40 Stockmen's National Bank, Fort Benton, Feb. 28,1924 Mar. 20,1926 Sept. 15,1926 40 1 2, 680. 99 Mont. 45 7,429.65 10 First National Bank, Fort Sumner, N . Feb. 26,1924 July 28,1926 Mex. > Represents payments made during the year on additional claims on account of dividends previously Digitized fordeclared. FRASER First National Bank, Conyers, Ga... 224 KEPOBT OP THE COMPTEOLLER OF THE CURRENCY TABLE N O . 45.—Dividends paid to creditors of insolvent national banks during thelast year, with the total dividends in each case up to November 1, 1928—Con. Dividends paid during the year Name and location of bant First National Bank, Fresno, Mont First National Bank of Gilmore, Gilmore City, Iowa. FirstNational Bank, Granada, Minn Mesa County National Bank, Grand Junction, Colo. FirstNational Bank, Greensboro, Ga Commercial National Bank, Greenville, Tex. Date of appointment of receiver Oct. 26,1922 Feb. 25,1926 Jan. 18,1926 June 23,1926 May 29,1926 Oct. 25,1926 Nov. 29,1913 Jail. 28,1926 Jan. Apr. Mar. 9,1926 Aug. 0,1925 Dec. Jan. Feb. Apr. 6,1925 Aug. " ' Oct. 25,1925 Aug. Commercial National Bank, Greenville, Apr. Tex. Gregory National Bank, Gregory, S. Dak. Nov. Merchants National Bank, Grinnell, Iowa Nov. 12,1924 First National Bank, Groom, Ten Oct. 6.1924 Texas County National Bank, Guymon, Nov. 13,1923 Okla. First National Bank, Hallock, Minn First National Bank, Hampton, Ga Citizens National Bank, Hankinson, N.Dak. FirstNational Bank, Harlowton, Mont.First National Bank, Harrington, Wash.. ITarve National Bank, Havre, Mont - First National Bank, Hayward, Wis Farmers National Bank, Hempstead, Tex. First National Bank, Henryetta, Okla Date Oct. Mar. Sept. Jan. May June Oct. 16,1925 May Jan. 27,1925 Nov. Apr. 30,1924 Apr. Mar. 7,192S Aug. 6,1924 Sept. 16,1921 Mar. 29,1924 Feb. 7,1925 July 31,1923 Miners National Bank, Henryette, Okla.. Dee. 21,1923 July July Aug. July Mar. Jan. Mar. Mar. June Oct. Nov. Jan. Mar. July Sept. Dec. Jan. Feb. Feb. Mar. Apr. June July Sept. NOT. Mar. Feb. 13,1926 10,1926 18,1925 4,1926 9,1920 29,1926 6,1926 15,1926 2,1926 13,1926 1, 1926 17,1920 19,1926 24,1926 8,1926 21.1926 30,1925 13,1926 12,1926 8,1926 10,1926 10,1926 24,1926 23,1926 3,1926 18,1926 24,1926 2, 1926 5,1926 27,1926 18,1926 20,1926 24,1926 12,1925 23,1926 9,1926 23,1926 13,1926 29,1926 2,1926 20,1926 24,1926 16,1926 18,1926 17,1926 First National Bank, Highland, Wis Jane 14,1923 First National Bank, Hope, N. Mex Oct. 30,1922 Peoples National Bank, Hot Springs, Jan. IS, 1925 S. Dak. First National Bank, Howard, 8. Dak i Nov. 24,1925 Oct. 2,1926 City National Bank, Hugo, Okla... June 5,1925 Feb. 16,1926 Amount $5,932.28 19,114.31 Per cent 12. S 10 7,334. 66 20 1 95.91 47, 824. 24 10 18,123. 20 ]0 226, 883. 34 40 1 36,086. 06 i 10, 284. 07 104, 865. 72 15 1 2, 256. 29 » 1, 449.05 .... 34.995.87 1182. 40 19,198.99 10 9,808. 82 50 1 2, 512. 71 i 187. 50 22,982. 49 12,, 32,947. 68 10 17,191. 62 20 20, 595. 69 10 1 135. 77 35,182. 98 1 689. 87 «117. 32 100, 663. 92 • 1,364. 82 »3,039. 21 43, 780. 81 I 342. 50 I 30.13 1 013. 53 1 1,496. 41 1 225.16 1 318. 86 1 626. 92 1104. 67 16, 348. 30 1 41. 85 1222.29 1 545. 47 176.83 33.137.88 1142. 07 1 214. 27 1 2, 557. 50 5, 295. U 25, 8fi9. 78 Total dividends paid to creditors (per cent) 22,5 10 20 60 10 85 10 10 50 37.: 10 20 40 25 16. 25 25 10 10,25 24 3,4 J5 25 55 IS. 4 40 63, 344. 30 20 20 35, 905. 02 20 Apr. 21,1926 1 2, 676. 07 Aug. 27,1926 29,249.87 15 "35" Hugo National Bank, Hugo, Okla. May 12,1925 Feb. 17.1926 97, 263. 60 20 Apr. 21.1926 1 50,104. 27 June 17,1926 1 6,843. 29 Aug. 27,1926 80,028. 80 10 First National Bank, Huron, S. Dak Mar. 14,1924 June 11,1926 79,935.91 July 28,1926 1 37, 877. 21 Sept. 13,1926 1 6,106.12 Sept. 29.1926 1100. 66 8 First National Bank, Idabel, Okla.. Feb. 18,1925 Apr. 21,1926 17, 309. 08 10 Aug. 10,1926 »4, 645. 51 "16" First National Bank, Jasper, Minn May 1,1925 Feb. 24,1926 37,1 520. 08 16" June 22,1926 586. 74 Oct. 2,1926 35,656. 61 10 20 First National Bank, Jefferson. Iowa Dec. 23,1925 Oct. 13,1926 54,751. 42 20 20 First National Bank, Joseph, Oreg ' June 14,1923 Feb. 3,1920 29,873. 77 10 10 < Represents payments mads during the year on additional claims on a. .ccount of dividends previously declared. 225 REPORT OP THE COMPTBOLLEE OF THE CURRENCY TABLE N O . 45.—Dividends paid to creditors of insolvent national banks during tiie last year, with the total dividends in each case up to November 1, 1936—Con. Dividends paid during t h e year Name and location of bank Date of appointment of receiver Citizens National Bank, Julesburg Colo. June 12,1924 Jan. First National Bank, Lake Park, Minn.. First National Bank, Lake Preston, S. Dak. First National Bank, Lancaster, Minn... First National Bank, Lansford, N. Dak_. Aug. 24,1925 Mar. 28,1824 Nov. 19.1923 Doc. 17,1923 First National Bank, Las Vegas, N. Mex. May 4,1925 First National Bank, Lawton, Okla First National Bank, Lawton, Okla Dee. 12,1921 Dec. 12,1921 First National Bank, Lemmon, S. D a k - Apr. 2,1925 First National Bank, Lenapah, Okla Dec. 14,1923 First National Bank of Fergus County in Apr. 12,1924 Lewistown, Mont. First National Bank, Lidgerwood, N. June 17,1924 Dak. Northwestern National Bank, Living- Aug. 30,1924 ston, Mont. 7,1926 Mar. 19,1926 Oct. 15,1926 May 27,1926 May 1,1926 Sept. 17,1926 Dec. 3,1925 Nov. 16,1925 Jan. 28,1926 Nov. 28,1925 Dec. 11,1925 May 12,1926 June 22.1926 Nov. 30,1925 Feb. 11,1926 June 7,1926 Aug. 25,1926 do Nov. 11,1925 Jan. 4,1926 do Feb. 19.1926 June 2,1926 Aug. 10,1926 Dec. 8,1926 Mar. 8,1926 Apr. 8,1926 June 24,1926 Aug. 16,1926 Aug. 25, 1926 Dec. 18,1925 Dec. 30,1925 Feb. 3,1928 Mar. 18,1926 Nov. 6,1925 Nov. 17,1925 Nov. 21,1925 Nov. 27,1925 Dec. 14,1925 Dec. 28,1925 Jan. 12,1926 Jan. 21,1926 Feb. 5,1926 Mar. 13,1926 June 25,1926 July 20,1926 Nov. 5,1925 Feb. 17,1926 Feb. 27,1926 Aug. 10,1926 Apr. 29,1926 Farmers National Bank, Louisburg, N. C. M a y 22,1925 Loveland National Bank, Loyeland, Colo. Oct. 22,1925 July 10,1926 60 per cent assenting creditors do 100 per eent nonassenting creditors. July 27,1926 60 per cent assenting creditors do 100 per cent nonassenting creditors Aug. 9,1926 60 per cent assenting creditors do 100 per cent nonassenting creditors. Sept. 13,1926 60 per cent assenting creditors do.. 100 per cent nonassenting creditors. Sept. 27,1926 60 per cent assenting creditors do 100 per cent nonassenting creditors Oct. 13,1926 60 per cent assenting creditors do 100 per cent nonasssnting creditors. Oct. 18,1926 60 per eent assenting creditors do 100 per cent nonassenting creditorsFirst National Bank, Lovington, N. Mes. Oct. 8,1923 Jan. 12,1926 May 7,1926 First National Bank, Lumberton, N. C__ Aug. i, 1925 Jan. 4,1926 Feb. 20,1926 Mar. 29,1926 July 10,1926 1 Per cent Date $24, 544.83 156.83 17.41 73, 712. 03 13, 748. 86 •62.24 26,816.45 I 11,575. 80 11,575. 80 207, 301. 26 1 27, 480. 65 1 10, 049. 93 71.257.12 50, 983. 47 i 81. 29 I 565.10 1 106.44 88, 7.53. 38 155, 534. 39 1 2, 277. 54 1 647. 09 79, 228. 57 1 522. 70 1 3, 768. 41 11, 457. 86 • 3, 255. 81 1 7, 307. 66 i 269. 59 > 119. 19 3, 718. 57 610. 532. 26 i 21,890. 16 1 209, 688. 49 • 33, 659. 67 1 9,636. 40 1 6, 310. 10 • 1,958. 80 1 1, 222. 53 1 851. 89 1 193. 29 » 134. 30 l 122. 62 ! 327. 66 > 443. 44 1 436. 32 1 56i 16 14, 465. 25 '30.37 14, 471. 33 14, 471. 33 11, 525. 34 124, 378. 36 19,990. 70 61,834. 78 13, 375. 54 26, 004. 46 34, 999. 81 2, 214. 32 0, 414. 39 11, 530. 04 1, 064. 84 445.06 819. 92 15, 416. 86 718. 03 1, 894. 17 350. 89 80, 870. 4fl 1 1,130. 74 50, 395. 25 1 12, 480. 68 Total dividends paid to creditors (per cent) 15 25 5 10 10 10 35 15 25 40 10 5 10.25 30 30.25 15 20 5 30 45 25 30 10 10 10 20 70 10 25 15 40 Represents payments made during the year oa additional claims on account of dividends previously deolared. 226 KEPOBT OF THE COMPTROTLLEB OP THE CUBEENCY TABLE N O . 45.—Dividends paid to creditors of insolvent national banks during the last year, with the total dividends in each case up to November 1, 1926—Con. Dividends paid during the year Date of appointment of receiver Name and location of bant Date First National Bank, Lusk, Wyo. The National Bank of Luverne, Minn First National Bank, Mclntosh, S. Dak.. First National Bank, Magdalena, N. Mex. Merchants National Bank, Mandan, N. Dak. Manilla National Bank, Manilla, Iowa... First National Bank, Manville, Wyo Feb. 7,1924 Apr. 24,1926 Dec. 31,1928 July 28,1926 First National Bank, Marysville, Kans Apr. 15,1924 Security National Bank, Mason City, Iowa. Dee. 29,1925 Mar. 1,1924 Jan. 18,1923 Dec. 26,1923 Oct. 20,1925 Dec. 11,1923 First National Bank, Matoaka, W. V a . . . Mar.' 3,1925 Oommercial National Bank, Miles City, Mont. Feb. 15,1924 Oct. 2,1926 May 8,1926 May 5,1926 Jan. 19,1926 June 4,1926 May 6,1926 Mar. 30,1926 Sept. 13,1926 Jan. 16,1926 Apr. 29,1926 May 21,1926 June 5.1926 Sept. 29,1926 Oct. 2,1926 Dec. 18,1926 Jan. 23,1926 Mar. 3,1926 Apr. 24,1926 May 24,1926 June 5,1926 July 1,1926 Oct. 13,1926 Nov. 17,1925 Feb. 2,1926 Apr. 27,1926 June 25,1926 Sept. 17,1926 Nov. 6,1925 First National Bank, Minnesota Lake, Aug. 6,1924 Minn. First National Bank, Mitchell, S. Dak... Oct. 23,1923 May 8,1926 June 15,1926 Sept. 13,1926 Oct. 21,1926 Western National Bank, Mitchell, S. Dak. Feb. 27,1924 Apr. 27,1926 July 14,1926 Sept. 10,1926 First National Bank, Montpelier, Idaho.. Mar. 13,1925 Nov. 3,1925 Jan. 12,1926 Feb. 15,1926 Mar. 10,1926 First National Bank, Moore, Mont Dec. 20,1923 Jan. 26,1926 Jan. 27,1926 First National Bank, Moran, Tex Aug. 29,1921 Oct. 2,1926 Jan. 6,1926 Nov. 11,1924 First National Bank, Morgan, Tex Sept. 15,1926 First National Bank, Morristown, S. May 24,1924 June 8,1926 Dak. Moskogee Security Muskogee, Okla. National Bank, Nov. 7,1925 First National Bank, Myton, Utah Feb. 24,1922 Peoples National Bank, National City, Nov. 7,1921 Calif. Keoga National Bank, Neoga, 111 Jan. 21,1825 First National Bank, Newcastle, Wyo June 12,1924 Nowata National Bank, Nowata, Okla... Feb. 19,1924 First National Bank, Oldham, N. Dak.. Jan. 3,1925 Apr. 6,1S26 May 12,1926 July 8,1926 Oct. 21,1926 Dec. 22,1925 Feb. 19,1926 June 15,1926 Nov. 8,1926 May 10,1926 Dec. 8,1925 Feb. 5,1926 May 6,1926 Sept. 13,1926 Dec. 18,1925 Feb. 9,1926 Feb. 24,1926 Mar. 8,1926 Mar. 15,1926 June 24,1926 Nov. 3,1925 Nov. 21,1925 M a y 7,1926 Aug. 10,1926 Amount Per cent $23,977.13 30 78,344.90 15 1 2,021. 82 13,302. 69 16, 502. 61 1 84.18 32, 737. 43 10 24, 658. 65 20 8, 731. 88 15 11,460. 94 1 142. 60 53, 670. 16 10 16.89 226,201.56 30 1 2,047.24 152,164.98 20 '9,935.87 13,238.61 '1,453.16 Total dividends paid to creditors (per cent) 45 15 8 6 25 20 50 50 50 •378.04 1289. 78 73,322.45 199.49 1 216.39 148,557.49 '1,019.52 '686.26 1 631.34 ' 126.06 64,907.13 81,223.08 1 857. 87 '384.14 ' 281. 77 45,931.63 '452.29 69,534.31 63,086.96 '16,935.56 '4,706.25 33,954.45 »9.10 14,061.51 4,907.41 6,961.33 6,912.98 7,529.34 15 65 10 20 80 10 10 15 25 25. 10 35 10 7 15 15 6 20 47 606,986.21 50 '73,534.11 ' 13,370. 98 '6,533.42 6,834.39 10 '4,041.68 13,191.47 3.75 16,867.63 15 11,408.73 10 •545.92 10 45,843.86 1991.80 1 673.92 86,058.09 25 1553.49 1 9,145. 69 11,572.04 1109. 86 '26.58 1 3,729.90 23,901.51 10 12,098.10 5 1 46.98 30 5 60 10 53.75 40 25 35 40 ' Represents payments made during the year on additional claims on account of dividends previously declared. 227 BBPOBT OF THE COMPTROLLER OP THE CTJBBENCY TABLE NO. 45.—Dividends paid to creditors of insolvent national banks during the last year, with the total dividends in each case up to November 1, 1926—Con. Dividends paid during the year Name and location of bank Date of appointment of receiver Date First National Bank, Onida, S. Dak Feb. 12,1924 May 2fl. 1926 6,1926 Osceola National Bank, Osceola, Iowa... Apr. 22,1925 Jan. July 6,1926 First National Bank, Oswego, Mont Oct. 5,1923 Nov. 23,1925 Feb. 8,1926 Parkesburg National Bank, Parkesburg, Dec. 26,1924 Jan. 4. UBS Feb. 8,1926 Pa. Mar. 18,1926 Farmers National Bank, Parsons, Kans . Mar. 24,1924 Dec. 4,1925 6 per cent interest due all creditors.. First National Bank, Pasco, Wash Nov. 21,1925 Payette National Bank, Payette, Idaho. First National Bank, Pensacola, Fla Dec. 13,1922 Jan. 22,1914 Perry National Bank, Perry, Iowa Feb. Picher National Bank, Picher, Okla National Bank of Commerce, Pierre, S. Dai. Feb. 21,1921 Feb. 11,1925 5,1925 Apr. 22,1924 First National Bank, Pilger, Nebr First National Bank, Pleasantville, Iowa- Feb. 21,1925 First National Bank, Poteau, Okla. June 19,1924 First National Bank, Putnam, Conn Aug. 13,1924 First National Bank, Quincy, Fla_ Feb. 11,1925 First National Bank, Banger, Tex First National Bank, Bedwood Falls, Minn. Mar. 2,1921 July 29,1925 First National Bank, Henville, Minn Feb. 14,1925 First National Bank, Rexburg, Idaho... Aug. 11,1924 First National Bank, Rifle, Colo Dec. 24,1925 First National Bank, Bigby, Idaho Jan. 12,1925 First National Bank, Riverbank, Calif _. Dec. 28,1925 First National Bank, Rock River, Wyo. June 14,1923 First National Bank, Boeky Ford, Colo. Apr. 5,1924 First National Bank, Ronan, Mont Feb. 9,1924 Citizens National Bank, Roswell, N. Mex Nov. 11,1923 Dec. 10,1925 Feb. 3,1926 Feb. 26,1926 May 27,1926 July 29,1926 Feb. 10,1926 May 19,1926 Oct. 25,1926 Feb. 10,1926 May 10,1926 May 20,1926 June 11,1926 July 26,1926 Sept. 29,1926 May 4,1926 Jan. 5,1926 July 29,1926 Oct. 27,1926 Nov. 3,1925 Mar. 9,1926 July 20,1926 Nov. 3,1925 Dec. 3.1925 Jan. 13,1926 Mar. 6,1926 Apr. 21,1926 May 15,1926 Sept. 13,1926 Oct. 18,1926 Nov. 3,1925 Nov. 9,1925 Nov. 23,1925 Dec. 19,1925 Feb. 1,1926 Feb. 4,1926 Mar. 13,1926 Apr. 17,1926 June 24,1926 June 29,1926 Aug. 10,1926 Feb. 13,1926 Feb. 12,1926 May 24,1926 Oct. 2,1926 Jan. 12,1926 Mar. 1,1926 July 10,1926 Feb. 20,1926 Mar. 19,19Z6 June 2,1926 Aug. 2,1926 Nov. 21,1925 Feb. 9,1926 July 22,1926 Dec. 19,1925 Nov. 21,1925 May 20,1926 Dec. 21,1925 July 6,1926 Nov. 11,1925 Jan. 19,1926 Feb. 10,1926 July 16,1926 Mar. 18,1926 Amount $15,071.15 32,585.12 i 708. 70 1329.51 8,483.53 1 78.43 68,726.06 »7.52 155.84 27,618.31 16.07 12,509.86 150,926.84 •1,024.84 28,209.31 123.71 15, 987. 76 63, 910. 96 1 3,036. 20 1 62.91 127, 945.16 1599.99 1 17,315.11 32, 715. 75 20, 379. 65 1 2,180.24 21,046.06 1 4, 089. 94 1 279. 39 15.28 1 1, 704. 47 1 66, 955.41 1 2, 546.85 18.943.91 177,739.18 113, 509. 40 i 754.53 i 21,010.21 1 76. 39 41, 589. 33 1 8, 782.93 1 38. 49 1 707.15 1606.11 1 2,121. 20 • 487. 93 30,341.18 I 489. 86 i 3,859.99 106,697. 59 i 6,150.02 75,174.13 148.06 54,973. 96 118.50 13, 491. 76 1 33, 798. 20 131,911.16 1 3,116. 55 61,063. 44 1 2,194. 78 20, 979.05 10, 234.14 34,025.66 1 81. 26 1 2, 555.19 1239.50 90,414. 80 1 270. 92 1 448.04 1 2, 765. 43 1 140.30 Per 10 20 Total dividends paid to creditors (per cent) 35 "26"' 20 35 ~70"' 10 5.41 50 105.4X 50 35 10 .85 78.35 10 30 20 16.67 10 10 20 16.67 20 10 10 65 15 10 30 "20" 15 "7.T 50 17 60 50 ....... 50 "16" 30 5 15 50 10 30 15 60 10 "16" 10 g First National Bank, Roundup, Mont_~ Apr. 5,1923 • Represents payments made during the year on additional claims on account of dividends previously Digitized fordeclared. FRASER 228 KEPOST OP THE OOMPTKOLLER OF THE CTJKBENCY TABLE NO. 45.—Dividends paid to creditors of insolvent national banks during .the Imt year, wiih the total dividends in each case up to November 1, 1926—Con. Dividends paid during the year Date of appointment of Name and location of bank receiver Date Oct. 4,1824 June 8,1926 Feb. 7,1923 D e c 4,1925 June 17,1926 Dec. 2,1925 Sept. 17,1926 Mar. 4,1924 Apr. 22,1926 June 24,1925 Apr. 2,1.926 May 6,1926 June 8,1926 Aug. 17,1S26 Jan. 2,1918 Oct. 5,1926 First National Bank, St. Cloud, Fla Feb. 7,1924 Dec. 30,1925 First National Bank, St. John, Wash Jan. 16,1925 Feb. 17,1926 M a y IS, 1926 First National Bank, Salem, S. Dak July 3,1923 Dec. 3,1925 16,1926 Peoples National Bank, Salisbury, N. C._ July 30,1923 Aug. Nov. 10,1925 Nov. 14,1925 First National Bank, Sapulpa, Okla Dec. 14,1925 Dec. 21,1923 Mar. 13,1926 First National Bank, Sehulter, Okla July 12,1926 First National Bank, Schuyler; Nebr May 24,1924 Nov. 5,1825 June 29,1926 Corn Belt National Bank, Scotland, Mar. 28,1921 S. Dak. Feb. 15,1926 First National Bank, Seeley, CalifJan. 30,1922 May 12,1986 Apr. 13,192(5 First National Bank, Selma, N. C First National Bank, Sentinel Butte, May 16,1925 Feb. 15,1926 First National First National First National First Natioaal First National Bank, Eudyard, Mont Bank, Bupert, Malio— Bank, Sac City, Iowa Bank, St. Anthony, Idano. Bank, St. Cloud, Minn--- N. Dak. National Bank of Commerce, Shawnee, Okla. First National Bank, Shelby, Klont $2, 864. 22 22, 035. 44 1 283. 66 113,428. 93 81,132. 04 202, 642. 39 i 1,223. 24 ' 1, 270. 91 « 927. 85 12, 932. 45 49, 750. 77 22, 252.73 » 597. 99 80, 402. 38 78, 695.10 1 20.15 54, 562. 24 1 334. 36 128.16 9,414.18 49,691.93 '49.58 Per cent 13 7 25 15 10 3.75 50 15 13 7 25 15 10 43.75 70 15 10 10 "so" '23.10 '875.62. 18,15a 49 14,604.26 10 10 20 10 10 Jan. 24,1924 Dee. 18,1925 71,502.90 10 35 Apr. 20,1924 Jan. 19,1926 Apr. 27,1926 May 12,1926 Nov. 27,1925 Dee. 10,1925 Dec. 19,1925 Feb. 3,1926 May 6,1926 June 25,1926 Oct. 2,1926 June 23,1926 '1 217.63 124. 09 20,787. 78 10 40 Aug. 27,1923 First National Bank, Shelley, Idalio Amount Total dividends paid to creditors (peicent) _ Feb. 13,1925 » 40. 87 '5.78 15, 547. 48 ' 7,957. 90 10,121. 78 8,797.70 39.351.17 ' 1,206. 21 20 12.5 11 i 63.5 F«b. 26,1924 First National Bank, Sidney, Mont 10 10 Silver City National Bank, Silver City, May 14,1924 N. Mex. 31.857. 40 50 June 25,1925 Nov. 30.1925 First National Bank, Simla, Colo Feb. 17.1926 '508.75 Apr. 27,1926 16.215. 08 25 75 ' 5,041. 79 Sioux Falls National Bank, Sioux Falls, Jan. 24,1924 Jan. 25,1926 S. Dak. Apr. 27,1926 1 100.00 May 4,192fi '206.95 May 24,1926 7 131, 257.14 Sept. 13,1926 16,426.20 32 Nov. 12.1925 «, 538. 97 7.7 Nov. 22,1823 2.7 First National Bank, Seper, Okla Apr. 28,049. 04 20.1926 June 15,1925 25 First National Bank, Springer, N. Mei__ Apr. 22,1926 1 436. 48 25 Springfield National Bank, Springfield, Apr. 6,1923 Feb. 25,1936 •7,838.24 Apr. 1,1926 Ohio. 7.3 141,162. 25 May 24,1926 63.13 1 389. 40 Jan. 20,1926 First National Bank, Spring Hope, N. C. '586.49 Jan. 7,1925 Jan. 22,1926 51.216. 97 20 Aug. 16,1926 25,688.16 10 «» Aj)r. 5,1924 Mar. 13,1926 •708.03 First National Bank, Sterling, Colo Mar. 19,1926 67,110. 25 10 39 Logan County National Bank, Sterling, Jan. 26,1925 Nov. 12.1925 ' 5,214. 39 Colo. Dee. 19.1926 '206.97 Dec. 24.1925 44,048.00 10 Apr. 29,1926 '2,31L82 May 21.1926 44,818. 61 10 40 10 41,462.17 Sterling National Bank, Sterling, Oelo.... Dec. 11,1922 Nov. 5.1924 June 11,1926 1 423.18 July 1,1926 44,915.35 10 20 19,073. 27 25 First National Bank, Stwensville, Mont. Mar. 2,1925 Nov. 18.1925 May 27.1926 10,062.30 13 38 17,374. 95 10 First National Bank, Sylvester, Qa Jan. 16,1925 Feb. 5,1926 Apr. 6,1926 •1156.93 IS 1 Represents payments matte during toe year en additional claims ou account of dividends previously declared. EEPOET OP THE COMPTROLLER OF THE CUBBENCY 229 TABLE N O . 45.—Dividends paid to creditors of insolvent national banks during the last year, with the total dividends in each case up to November 1, 19%6—Con. Dividends paid during the year Name and location of bank Date of appointment of receiver First National Bank, Tolley, N. Dak First National Bank, Tama, Iowa First National Bank, Torrington, Wyo___ Nov. 21,1923 Jan. 18,1926 Dee. 16,1924 First National Bank, Towner, N. Dak... First National Bank, Townsend, Mont— Dec. 28,1920 Jan. 8,1925 Tucson National Bank, Tucson, Ariz Nov. 14,1923 First National Bank, Turtle Lake, N. Dak Nov. 21,1923 First National Bank, Warroad, Minn Feb. 9,1924 First National Bank, Wausa, Nebr First National Bank, Webster, S. Dak Weiser National Bank, Weiser, Idaho First National Bank, Wells, Minn Wells National Bank, Wells, Minn Jan. 2,1924 June 23,1924 Oct. 22,1923 Feb. 26,1924 First National Bank, Wendall, Idaho The National Bank of Wessington Springs, S. Dak. First National Bank, Willow City, N. Dak. Commercial National Bank, Wilmington, N. O. July 9,1925 Jan. 5,1922 Feb. 23,1926 July 12,1923 Jan. 31,1923 First National Bank, Wimbledon, N. Dak. Apr. 23,1925 Winner National Bank, Winner, S. Dak.. Oct. 24,1925 Citizens National Bank, Worthington, June 19,1924 Minn. Nov. 27.1925 Oct. Dec. June Jan. Nov. Mar. June Dec. Dec. Mar. May Jan. Jan. May July Jan. Apr. June Aug. July Sept. June Dec. May Aug. Aug. Sept. Aug. Sept. June Nov. Jan. Mar. June July Aug. Sept. Sept. Oct. Dec Mar. Apr. May Aug. June 13.1926 19.1925 8,1926 23.1926 28,1925 3,1926 23,1920 2.1925 31.1925 20.1926 19,1926 IS, 1926 29,3926 11,1926 26,1926 5.1926 5,1926 21,1926 19,1926 8,1926 15,1926 14,1926 8,1926 21,1926 19,1926 25,1926 29,1926 12,1926 13,1926 2,1926 25.1925 27.1926 29,1926 14,1926 21,1926 25,1926 13,1926 24,1926 13,1926 18.1925 1,1926 17.1926 21,1926 17,1926 5,1926 Total. $12,853. 33 211, 877. 51 > 8, 912. 87 ' 6 6 a 21 1 19. 65 14,29ft 10 7, 275.18 7, 572. 05 209, 710. 65 i 6, 237. 44 '36.50 1 17. 47 1 467. 21 13,055. 46 > 34. 26 1 130. 40 1 166. 30 ' 11, 37a 97 76,046. 64 1 5,679. 50 22,226. 69 96,039. 27 75,516. 41 83,506. 26 1 1, 526. 55 94,254. 81 1 5,756. 35 6,524. 41 12,576. 05 11,050.02 11,174. 48 » 539. 52 1 604. 36 12.20 •41.23 1 1,005. 87 1 15,839. 57 1 277. 81 1 303.17 I 944. 95 37,762.92 1 1,630. 03 1153. 79 15,817.45 9,092. 41 28,038.81 Total Total dividends paid by comptroller's checks and purchasing banks 10 25 10 23 35 20 10 10 50 40 50 10 20 7 15 10 10 10 10 7 20 "27" 15 26 10 20 35 22 20 5 10 10 15 38 15 27 19,637,709.08 Amount Dividends paid by purchasing banks to creditors of insolvent national banks, assets of which were sold by order of court: First National Bank, Sheyenne, N. Dak First National Bank, Dell Eapids, S. Dak Per cent Amount Date T«tal dividends paid to creditors <per cent) $161,547. 71 197,735.67 Per cent 100 65.5 Total dividends paid to creditors (per cent) 90.5 359,283. 38 19,896,992. 46 1 Represents payments made during the year on additional claims on account of dividends previously declared. 230 REPORT OF THE COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY TABLE 46.—Dates of reports of condition of national banks from 1914 to 1926 Jan. Feb. Mar. Apr. May Tune July Aug. Sept. Year 1914 1915 1916 1917 1918 1919 1920 1921 1922 1923 . . 1924 1928 1926. 4 4 7 5 4 4 13 . ... 28 21 16 31 . .— 1 1 1 10 12 4 28 3 6 12 5 30 23 30 20 29 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 12 2 12 11 31 Oct. Nov. Deo. 31 12 g 6 15 14 28 10 10 17 20 1 17 15 31 31 27 31 31 31 29 31 29 31 31 31 TABLE N O . 47.—Condition of foreign branches of National City Bank and Chase National Bank, New York, N. Y., and First National Boston, Mass., June SO, 1026 RESOURCES [In thousands of dollars] c* — —~ o to ^ Country and city Loans and discounts, Letters including of credit overdrafts and and re- acceptances discounts Bonds Furniture and fixtures Due from Due from and home office branches real estate owned Due from other banks Checks and cash items Cash Bank, Other assets Aggregate ft NATIONAL CITT BANK OF NEW TOKK, N. Y. Cuba: Florida Habana (Galiano Street) Dominican Republic: Puerto Plata Santo Domingo—»_.-.-.. 137 1,924 597 3,451 583 740 837 2, 505 753 45,060 280 955 349 1,490 1,454 152 247 464 320 731 651 424 1,063 75 821 4 19 125 36 310 56 3,255 194 120 4 5 164 8 8 6,036 5,335 768 68 2 804 564 12 2,176 1,255 2,175 1, i64 10 63 6 3 10 1 2 3 9 3 9 72 4 S 90 168 60 i 19 74 9 34 24 214 76 98 5 610 61 19 88 15 67 81 67 57 84 176 31 104 2,524 39 148 123 38 70 13 19 26 15 23 51 89 124 15 20 53 244 735 164 109 265 68 92 116 2,068 20 84 75 123 15C 45 64 111 42 75 128 238 884 37 44 3 48 27 37 83 130 171 317 15 30 51 10 20 95 1 16 32 1 206 2 565 1,417 3,689 755 2,072 1 658 2,629 983 65,722 343 3.379 2,079 1,655 1,681 215 414 612 439 861 839 757 2,362 188 918 35 140 802 170 520 342 4,160 2 6 3 5 1 2 500 4 7 2 1 2 2 6 7 24 3 24 74 TABLE N O . 47.—Condition of foreign branches of National City Bank and Chase National Bank, New York, N. Y,, and First National Boston, Mass., June SO, 1926—Continued. Bank, fcO EESOUEOES—Continued [In thousands of dollars) Loans and discounts, Letters including of credit overdrafts and and re- acceptances discounts Country and city Furniture and fixtures Due from Due from and home office branches real estate owned Bonds Due from other banks Checks and cash items Other assets Aggregate Cash s NATIONAL CITY BANK OF NEW YOBK, N. r.—continued Braiil: Recife .... Rio de Janeiro.. . Sao Paulo Argentina: Buenos Aires .... . Rosario . .... . Belgium: Antwerp . Brussels.......... ..... Chile: Italy: Genoa . . Milan Republic of Panama: Panama England: London . ._ _ . . Porto Rico* San Juan . Uruguay: Montevideo Venezuela: Caracas Total -- 3,106 14,938 14,631 146 269 199 2,531 27,051 5,087 160 876 31 17 1,653 2,116 1,067 38 91 57 1,212 11,794 6,452 70 2 860 4,607 4,875 924 1,792 163 691 189 8 11 1,208 62,634 6,011 4,117 4,241 2,740 236,318 437 164 64 12,504 77 5 53 23,871 73 2,676 110 13 787 31 4,116 23,109 17,691 141 83 1 32,114 6,378 649 1,891 132 169 60 9 662 79 9 4 4 5 4,377 2,960 121 595 171 113 4 104 211 9 38 6 12,800 7,804 364 1,496 7,762 11 25 10 31 7 76 8,291 14,667 ie 105 663 2 3 9,886 84 47 263 56 937 202 3 209 621 130 837 720 164 131 92 326 118 485 71 10 10 1,709 5,499 98,093 6,379 7,009 8,401 5,175 21,287 30, 328 6,944 13,751 1,691 370,218 16, 653 32 5 422 1,451 20,471 2,199 2,845 15,106 838 22 1,053 2,758 5,266 4 12 846 46 292 390 1,087 1,247 51 268 169 1,031 400 336 549 39 i o CHASE NATIONAL BANK OF NEW YORK, N. Y. Canal Zone: Cristobal Cuba: Habana Republic of Panama: Panama Total 353 12 4,140 1,242 30 6,735 42 49 650 4,303 242 683 7,001 53,953 925 7,001 1,771 1,241 1,851 72 589 301 25 28 67 1,261 364 407 200 2,436 7,509 4,462 4,863 364 962 120 1,871 200 14,407 70 3 11,563 314 285 24 762 248 25 69,673 5,600 173 11,877 309 1,010 25 75, 273 260 250 203 FIKSI NATIONAL BANK OF BOSTON, MA3S. Cuba: Habana Total O W H W o o § o c 1x3 CO CO TABLE NO. 47.—Condition of foreign branches of National City Bank and Chase National Bank, New York, N. Y., and First National Bank, Boston, Mass., June 80, 1926 to LIABILITIES [In thousands of dollars] Country and city Capital Profits, including amount reserved for taxes and interest accrued Due to home office Due to branches Due to other banks Individual deposits Rediscounts Letters of Acceptcredit and ances exacceptances ecuted by executed by other reporting banks bank Other liabilities o 3 NATIONAL CITY BANE OF NEW YORK, N. Y. Cuba: Cuatro Caminos. . __ Florida „_ , _. __ 1,000 Habana (Belascoan) Moron -- .- - - - Pinar del Rio Sancti Spiritus Santiago de Cuba Vertientes - 1 206 2 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 6 790 7 87 174 126 16 95 48 14 63 2,804 28 13 45 42 106 5 27 31 16 73 23 20 76 15 10 131 655 1,084 577 583 1,809 1,587 385 594 19,226 187 3 352 1 959 976 1,273 116 280 481 422 633 804 725 1,988 173 118 582 12 5 2 62 134 217 65 1,404 150 2 978 147 224 2 1 2 2 1 32,928 2 250 316 66 128 629 297 94 34 92 148 8 10 194 Dominican Republic: La Vega Puerto Plata. ' 1 1 O O 3 194 1 5 7 165 19 3,187 8 6,251 1 6 2 i 3 5 1 49 10 72 6 1 72 4 2 2 1 2 5 1 3 2 2 96 3 o I j San Francisco de Macons Santiago delos Caballerps Brazil: Recife — Sao Paulo-.......... - Argentina: Belgium: Brussels Chile: „ _____.__.,___, . „ - - - 679 27 66 139 1,966 150 21 4,700 1,616 12 17 454 625 603 5 6 299 231 •44 1 385 949 238 . . . . . _ . . . . . „ . . . . . . . . — . . . . ....—.. Italy: 70 Republic of Panama: « - 22 786 3,065 I 141 10 2 1,430 36 I 2,642 9 321 6,137 344 4 782 4,056 45 387 265 5,661 20 9, 756 2,724 5,161 283 19 1 987 20 813 216 352 251 1,864 1,739 113 »233 1,222 47 1 3 254 87 3,493 211 3,926 1,188 1,110 2,339 723 1,014 3,595 6,817 2,540 1,687 45 199 13 74 938 1,702 3,075 3,296 18 23 1,684 3,796 23,103 3,866 1 5, 707 2,373 4,223 »52,868 512 46 1,174 236 6 1 12,407 100 26 43 316 g 11 453 554 s1 370 339 II 15 1,983 285 178 1 937 1,958 720 1,091 1,361 3,467 77 573 3,354 1 732 734 350 483 229 17 IB 7 4,870 101 158 2,327 1,137 799 163 77 686 308 6 34 3,066 224 616 305 69 7,098 1,332 54,128 23,751 32,801 131,620 77,835 24,949 12 3 39 291 104 83 248 '2,017 7,100 1 4,140 133 2 5 54 291 435 13, 257 133 7 42 188 5 15 500 Total 2S 129 1 2 5 20 5 298 662 13 1 003 3 16,150 CHASE NATIONAL BANE OF N E ^ TORE, N, Y. Total 12 80 188 rlRST NATIONAL BANK OF BOSTON, MASS. Cuba: Habana—-- — Total 1 Includes United States deposits. 606 22 17,810 1,613 14,241 281 118, 549 2,982 17,913 235 9 319 683 10 628 19,423 14,522 21,531 17,913 244 1,002 10 1 Includes bills payable. CO C 236 EEPOKT OP THE COMPTROLLER OF THE CTTBRENCY TABLE N O . 48.—Number, capital stock paid in, circulation outstanding, and aggregate assets of national banks at dale of each report from January 13, 1914, to June SO, 1926, together with the total amount of money in the United States on June SO of each year, and Vie percentage of national-bank circulation to capital, to assets, and to money in the country [For prior years see annual report 1920] [Amount in millions of dollars! Date Number of banks Paid-in capital Circula- Aggregate assets tion Money in United States Percentage of circulation t o Capital Assets Money in United States 1914 Jan. 13. Mar.4_. June30_. Sept. 12. Oct. 3 1 Oec. 3 1 - 7,493 7,493 7, 525 7,538 7,571 7,581 1,057. 6 1,050. 4 1,058.1 1,060.3 1,063.1 1,065.9 725.3 720.6 722.5 918.2 1,018.1 848.8 11.296.3 11, 564. 5 11,482. 2 11,483.5 11.492.4 41,357.0 3,738.3 68.4 67.9 68.1 86.6 95.6 79.6 6.4 6.3 6.3 8.0 8.8 7.4 19.3 1915 Mar. 4 . Mayl.. June 23.. Sept.2.. Nov. 10. Dec. 31 7,599 7,604 7,605 7,613 7,617 7,607 1,066.5 1,095.8 1,068. 5 1,068.8 1,068.6 1,068.0 746.5 727.7 722. 7 718.4 713.4 713.3 11,566.8 11,842.3 11,795.6 12,267.0 13,236.3 13,467.8 3,989.5 69.9 68.2 67.6 67.2 66.8 66.8 6.4 8.1 6.1 5.8 5.4 5.3 18.1 1916 Mar. 7. May 1 . . . June 30.. Sept. 12. Nov. 17. Dec. 27 . 7,586 7,578 7,579 7,589 7,584 7,584 1,067.2 1,067.4 1,066.0 1,067. 5 1,071.1 1,070.8 695.8 682.2 676.1 674.1 665.2 666.4 13,838.6 14,195. 5 13,926.8 14,464.9 15,568.8 15,388.2 4,482.9 65.2 63.9 63.4 63.1 62.1 62.2 5.0 4.8 4.9 4.7 4.3 4.3 15.1 1917 Mar. 5. May 1. _ June 20— Sept. 11. Nov. 20Dec. 3 1 - 7,581 7,589 7,605 7,638 7,656 7,662 1,073.9 1,079. 7 1,082. 8 1,090.3 1,092. 2 1,092. 6 661.1 656.J 660.4 665.6 669.7 674.3 16,028.2 16,202.4 16,290.4 16,712.9 18,800.4 18, 548. 7 5,408.0 61.6 60.8 61.0 61.0 61.3 61.7 4.1 4.0 4.1 4.0 3.6 3.6 12.2 7,670 7,688 7,706 7,728 7,754 7,767 1,094.3 1,096.9 1,098. 5 1,101. 9 1,107. 8 1,109.7 672.2 680.4 681.6 674.2 675.7 678.8 18,436.4 18,719.1 18,354.9 18,646.7 20,450.6 20,644.2 6,741.0 61.4 62.0 62.0 61.2 61.0 61.0 3.6 3.6 3.7 3.6 3.3 10.1 1919 Mar. 4 . May 12.. June 30— Sept. 12. Nov. 17. Dec. 31.. 7,761 7,773 7,785 7,821 7,865 7,890 1,106. 6 1, 111. 5 1,118. 6 1,138. 0 1,153. 8 1,158.3 673.9 676.9 677.2 681.6 680.9 685.8 20,406.7 21,173. 2 21,234.9 22,056.3 23,125. 5 23,684.9 7,518.8 60.9 60.9 60.5 59.9 59.0 59.2 33 3.2 3.2 3.1 2.9 2.9 9. 1920 Feb. 28.. May 4 . . June 30.. Sept. 8 . . Nov. 15. Dec. 2 9 - 7,933 7,990 8,030 8,093 8,123 8,130 1,182.1 1,214.8 1,224.2 1,248.3 1,269.9 1,272.3 687.6 688.5 688.2 693.3 697.9 693.9 22,959.0 23, 252.9 23,411.3 23,175. 8 23,535.1 22,799.4 7,894.5 58.2 56.7 66.2 55.5 55.0 54.5 3.0 3.0 2.9 3.0 3.0 3.0 8.7 8,143 8,152 8,154 8,155 8,169 1,273.2 1,271.4 1,273.9 1,276. 2 1,382.4 684.4 679.6 704.1 704.7 717.5 21,451.7 20,560.3 20,517.9 19,719. 2 19,943.7 8,096.0 53.8 53.5 55. 3 55.2 55.9 3.2 3.3 3.4 3.6 3.S 8.7 Mar. 4 . May 10. Jnne 29.. Aug. 31Nov. 1 . . Dec. 31-. 1918 Feb. 21. Apr. 28.. June 30.. Sept. 6.. Dec. 31.. 1921 237 BEPOKT OF THE COMPTBOLLEB OF THE CTTEBENCT TABLE N O . 48.—Number, capital stock paid in, circulation outstanding, and aggregate assets of national banks at date of each report from January IS, 1914, to June SO, 1926, together with the total amount of money in the United States on June SO of each year, and the "percentage of national-bank circulation to capital, to assets, and to money in the country—Continued [For prior years see'annual report 1920] [Amount in millions of dollars] Data 1922 Number of banks Paid-in capital Circula- Aggregate assets tion Money in United States 8,603.7 55.2 54.2 54.9 54.8 3.4 3.3 3.4 3.2 22, 062. 9 22, 565.9 23, 323.1 24,381. 2 8,746.5 54.4 54.7 64.3 63.6 3.3 3.2 3.1 649.4 648.4 649.2 648.6 23, 832.4 24,350. 8 24,569. 5 25,852. 4 8, 221. 2 47.7 47.3 47.2 47.0 2.7 2.7 2.6 2.5 649.5 651.2 24, 893. 7 25, 315.6 8,373.0 46.1 46.1 2.8 719.6 721.0 725.7 726.8 723.8 19,850.4 20,170.0 20,706. 0 20,926.1 21,975.0 8,177.5 8,229 8,241 8,239 8,184 1 319 1 1, 328. 9 1,332,4 1,325. 8 728.1 720.0 731.5 725.9 21,612.7 21,611.8 21,712. 9 22,406.1 Oct. 10. . Dec. 31 8,115 8,085 8,074 8,049 1,335. 6 1,334.0 1,332. 5 1,334. 8 726.5 729.7 723.5 714.8 1925 Apr. 6 June30 . Sept. 28 Dee. 31 8,016 8,072 8,085 8,054 1,361.4 1,369.4 1,376. 0 1, 379.1 8,000 7,078 1,4)0.4 1,412. 9 Mar. 31 June 30 Apr. 12. June SO 1923 1924 1926 Assets 3.6 3-. 6 3.5 3.5 1, 289. 5 1, 296. 2 1,307.2 1, 307.1 1,317.0 Apr. 3 June 30 Sept. 14 Dec. 31 Capital 55.8 55.6 56.5 55.6 55.0 8,197 8,230 8,249 8,240 8,225 M a r . 10 May 5 June 30 Sept. 15 Dec. 29 Percentage of circulation t o - Money in United States 8.9 3.3 8.5 8.3 2.9 2.6 7.9 7.8 238 BEPOBT OP THE COMPTBOLLER OF THE CUBBENCY TABLE N O . 49.—Abstract of the resources and liabilities of national banks in New York, in the two central reserve cities, in other reserve cities, and elsewhere at close of business June SO, 1926 [In thousands of dollars] New York; (25 banks) New York Other reserve city and banks Chicago (36 banks) (365 banks) Country banks (7,577 banks) Aggregate (7,978 banks) RESOURCES Loans and discounts (including rediscounts) Overdrafts United States Government securities owned Other bonds, stocks, securities, etc., owned. Customers' liability account of acceptances. Banking house, furniture, and fixtures Other real estate owned Lawful reserve with Federal reserve banks. Items with Federal reserve banks in process of collection... Cash in vault Amount due from national banks Amount due from State banks, bankers, and trust companies in the United States. Exchanges for clearing houses Checks on other banks in the same place, Outside checks and other cash items Redemption fund and due from United States Treasurer United States Government securities borrowed Bonds and securities, other than United States, borrowed Other a s s e t s . . — Total. 2,274,618 578 2,914,668 793 4,183,155 2,344 6,319,851 6,582 13,417,674 9,719 516,623 391,021 146,929 54,053 127 371,420 578,646 444,108 157,976 71,518 291 462,676 765, 518 776, 298 70,135 198,419 21,010 432,745 1,125,104 2,152, 579 4,349 362,905 94,568 485, 750 2,469,268 3,372, 985 232,460 632,842 115,869 1,381,171 121, 595 28,017 15,701 142,253 36,205 64,729 279,127 85,712 386,162 80,029 238,034 629, 726 501,409 359,951 1,080,617 13,902 625, 707 50,873 44,354 665,237 52,415 221,124 201,204 21,696 11,994 33,919 135,344 33,460 23,068 23,403 400,822 899,901 97,179 69,316 1,778 7,493 1,554 185 125, 541 185 150 140,197 4,747,313 5,790,173 23, 752 14,888 602 52,535 7, 754, C 33,023 24,442 2,421 21, 071 3,173 213,803 11,771,365 25,315,624 INABILITIES Capital stock paid in Surplus fund Undivided profits less expenses, interest and taxes paid Reserved for taxes, interest, etc., accrued... National-bank notes outstanding Amount due to Federal reserve banks Amount due to national banks Amount due to State banks, bankers, and trust companies in the United States and foreign countries Certified checks outstanding Cashiers' checks outstanding Demand deposits Time deposits United States deposits United States Government secmities borrowed Bonds and securities, other than United States, borrowed Agreements to repurchase United States Government or other securities sold Bills payable, including all obligations representing money borrowed other than rediscounts Notes and bills rediscounted.' Letters of credit and travelers' checks sold for cash and outstanding Acceptances executed for customers and to furnish dollar exchange less those purchased or discounted Acceptances executed by other banks Other liabilities Total. 248,650 313,330 415, 593 316,983 748,629 568,586 1,412,872 1,198,899 90,146 15,987 30, 524 102, 720 21,432 35,009 267,008 377,504 127,731 22, 787 147, 206 7,351 506,548 247,136 20,399 468, 940 26, 443 95, 762 477,587 64,618 651,155 33,794 979,814 796, 649 26,307 64,254 3,477, 606 1,475,179 91,463 252,127 18, 919 47,979 4,541,070 4,433,806 1,885,848 217,123 288,669 10,778,603 6,313,809 144,504 IV 671, 550 168, 652 169, 834 2,242, 332 333,017 18,923 185 837, 072 171,897 176,436 2,759, 927 404,824 22,157 185 150 30,884 14,888 9,369 602 2,421 1,533 3,173 1,956 21,225 71,820 44,925 78,630 81,368 77,154 127,514 113,017 253,807 268,801 6,125 8,461 4,115 304 12,880 137,147 21,557 14,581 148,990 22,241 15,633 68,590 6,702 23,477 3,551 858 11,695 221,131 29,801 50,805 4, 747,313 5, 790,173 7,754,086 11,771,365 25,315, 624 ' Figures in this column included with New York and Chicago in the next column. 24,442 TABLE NO. 50.;—Classification of deposits in national banks at date of each call since September 28, 1925 DECEMBER 31,1925 [In thousands of dollars] Demand deposits Cities, States, and Territories Time deposits Certifior Deposit Individual cates of State subject Diviother to deposits deposit municinotice dends subject to due in of less unpaid pal check less than deposits than 30 30 days days g s Certificates of deposit due on or after 30 days State and other municipal deposits 2, 382,048 533,185 21,164 5,518 49 12,200 290,488 47,129 9,740 1,385 321, 441 66,232 34,476 2,915, 233 26,682 12,249 337,617 11,125 387, 673 2,534 8,864 126 435,134 43, 234 41, 626 3,737 432,467 261,438 87, 472 75, 293 44, 624 48,181 47,911 23,109 26, 498 66,803 13,440 28,117 6,739 62,555 27, 564 9,001 2,979 43,950 8,307 20,650 3,525 29 1,332 4 1,982 1,138 73 680 60 86 367 103 65 131 42 118 32 63 119 8 11 122 63 40 151,189 13,826 6,297 10,156 Other demand deposits Total Other time deposits Postal savings deposits Total 3 CENTBAL RESEEVE CITIES New York Chicago Total central reserve cities.... 2,321,712 511,868 16,077 5,931 7,017 12,825 130 2,833,580 22,008 19,842 130 OTHER RESERVE CITIES Boston .— Albany Brooklyn and Bronx Buffalo Philadelphia Pittsburgh Baltimore Washington Richmond Atlanta Jacksonville Birmingham New Orleans Dallas E l Paso. Fort Worth Galveston Houston San A n t o n i o . . . Waco Little Rock. Ivouisville Memphis Nashville - _ - - - 24, 302 40,713 3, 575 420,899 246,136 82,348 72, 256 41,116 45, 407 42,217 22,155 25,196 65,704 12,811 25,755 6,061 60,155 25,929 8,002 2,641 42,940 7,587 19,462 3,205 16 179 31 1,973 6,517 541 763 153 511 51 269 34 272 350 237 482 1,138 444 46 34 4 I 50 9,965 488 112 4,974 3,882 2,939 1,343 3,059 1,825 4,836 125 861 549 229 1,945 1,127 1,124 817 295 264 1,086 424 3,451 1,056 3,128 2,069 5,197 I 632 87 112 19 892 616 569 249 235 127 31 60 103 251 50 178 40 127 57 136 9 250 49 46 492 278 3,231 1,075 682 61 311 776 500 304 27 2 156 8 10 1 S2 21,559 1,117 552 375 9,163 7,673 2,717 2,135 384 111 8,648 62 1,341 648 238 911 381 2,848 1,447 175 593 7,010 1,889 3,904 274 340 500 4,576 495 1, 517 683 50 3,078 1,000 126,105 12,680 4,413 9,503 87, 744 60,601 23,658 31,275 19,374 23,221 23,323 13, 971 14, 087 5,319 7,388 10, 818 24,502 4,085 4,858 1,166 14, 970 3,647 11,110 69,492 26,788 34,590 19,818 23,418 36,914 14,136 1,901 16,383 6,282 8,417 11, 231 27,463 8,729 5,041 1, 770 22,102 5, 599 16,054 1 o 3 tsf a d to CO CO TABLE NO. 50.—Classification of deposits in national banks at date of each call since September 28, 1925—Continued DECEMBEE SI, 1925—Continued [In thousands of dollars] Time deposits Demand deposits Cities, States, and Territories Certifior Deposit subject Individual cates of State other to Divinotice dends deposits deposit municiof less unpaid subject to due in pal less than deposits than 30 check 30 days days Other demand deposits Total Certificates of deposit due on or after 30 days State and other municipal deposits 2,935 4,925 6,093 145 2,891 1,448 4,091 7,312 5,429 8,832 10,963 300 7,055 3,170 900 Other time deposits Postal savings deposits Total OTHEE HKSEEVE CITIES—continued Cincinnati Cleveland Columbus Toledo Indianapolis Chicago Peoria Detroit Grand Rapids Milwaukee Minneapolis _ St. Paul Cedar Rapids Des Moines Dubuque Sioux City Kansas City, Mo... St. Joseph St. Loui3 Lincoln.Omaha Kansas City, Kans.. Topeka Wichita Helena Denver Pueblo Muskogee... Oklahoma City . Tulsa Seattle 64,602 22,751 35,849 3,323 44,335 27,930 10,979 117,437 14,431 70,218 83,816 52,863 6,062 16,434 2,951 11,394 62,729 9,027 162,422 9,841 48,632 3,075 10,004 12,271 2,829 67,551 7,733 5,077 27,869 40,195 67,095 450 117 978 42 611 572 145 6,856 623 697 126 302 452 439 5,681 292 1,493 465 1,236 230 394 426 102 772 137 823 1,361 3,887 7,643 9,925 452 5,724 2,448 490 2,402 175 4,884 5,519 3,043 166 91 70 249 932 90 3,906 8,786 1,777 2,978 2,513 3,221 2,412 699 6,410 161 718 7,376 3,433 4,771 16 93 15 112 119 182 340 76 127 458 163 19 26 5 62 •>6 287 31 61 1R 32 25 l<t 184 5 20 18 26 281 1 907 20 577 101 8 3 5 52 65 126 9 1 6 460 53 27 887 69,106 31,509 46,935 3,832 50,682 31,121 11,859 127,035 15,046 75,806 90, 517 66,774 6,459 17,699 3,439 11,980 72,443 9,345 173,129 12,114 52,916 5,833 13.651 15,135 3,649 74,923 8,036 6,276 36,139 45,042 63,618 1,342 1,105 1,536 2,391 1,327 1,223 10,457 212 3,439 586 986 1,232 443 1,812 1,004 1,257 2,789 1,335 2,383 1,626 65 100 625 500 ~2M 11 215 498 275 20, 561 29,428 6,366 3,447 1,471 46, 225 5,892 34,428 9,058 23, 487 37, 401 21,357 4,932 3,199 3,880 3,293 5,060 44,942 3,749 7,276 753 345 4,098 1,218 43,064 2,764 1,143 8,136 10,430 29,838 285 31 308 23 114 456 31 484 27 435 580 1,471 16 668 20 401 779 26 409 16 227 217 224 112 90 1,448 j 197 19 1,287 54 3,075 24,081 41,439 15,937 4,515 4,476 49,755 10,079 42,324 14, 514 32,754 49, 569 31,266 6,290 4,972 5,436 8,085 5,399 6,309 60,308 3,977 11,192 1,556 1, 555 5,442 1,751 48,022 3,976 2,634 12,710 12,094 35,326 12 218 46,602 129,362 15 845 142,275 3,527 15,785 Portland Ogden. Salt Lake City 13 730 1,877 124 3,063 625 471 1 842 4 387 10, 547 3 227 9 621 2 898 22 167 307 61 372 34 304 755 36 689 19 11 1,956 94 14,129 52,092 142, 848 19,283 156,020 4,969 18,223 4,216 2,485 6,690 410 12,659 47,171 63,868 3,027 33,572 1,443 225 4,269 13 133 16,969 50,941 81. 941 3,780 43,602 1,187 6,070 11,108 593 9,148 654 620 1,285 375 160 472 Total other reserve cities 3,248,875 51,909 171,148 5,275 8,976 24, 258 3,510,440 201,237 41,054 1,126,172 26,255 1,394,718 Total all reserve cities 6,082,455 73,917 190,990 5,405 14,172 68,734 6,425,673 227,919 63,303 1,463,789 37,380 1, 782, 391 37,246 36,916 16,448 225,199 38,086 138,703 876 1,719 806 2,923 4,280 3,453 73 318 70 40 240 7,446 2,036 6,005 4 36 75,263 13,725 29,152 175, 704 15,926 68,195 94 274 69 920 160 567 38,763 38,910 17,514 229,361 42, 515 143,319 1,502 1,237 81 316 202 220 846 149 596 1,020 76,859 16,236 29,826 184,106 18,122 75,220 492,598 14,057 91 73 2,328 1,235 610,382 18,827 40 377,965 2,537 399,369 329,1S2 366,000 425,112 10,067 23,180 8,034 5,752 10,135 29,877 606 18,707 76 2,497 60 1 115 3,132 145 467,955 345,861 642,712 7,168 69, 748 1,231 1,418 4,224 152 ,264 381,134 475,184 10,162 26,231 42,653 9,093 122,157 94 237 2,284 1,424 5,950 2,983 5,577 11,597 1,841 1,775 3,683 73 13 514,822 366,422 775,625 7,388 63,038 1,153, 511 24,073 51,687 17,300 7,630 9,774 1,263,975 177,193 9,710 1,523,434 6,959 1,717, 296 86,568 69,669 69, 563 40,062 35,663 139,026 62, 525 36,706 39,450 271,452 40, 588 70,842 56,621 4,593 1,676 453 172 1,938 1,979 1,346 1,667 68 86 31, 693 19,374 26,342 10,603 9,712 14,065 6,297 10,923 3,498 17,078 10, 773 26,718 26,210 1,860 90 15 4 82, 785 46, 581 25,165 42,903 16,119 38,981 27,945 16,328 13,885 25,043 14, 529 25,157 28,315 150 260 207 320 87 841 732 2 694 3,744 4,226 1,844 812 13,122 2,059 2,940 3,033 22,215 1,721 514 154 27,256 59,078 213,286 20,463 403, 736 116,488 67,09E 56,003 54,677 26,252 58,415 34,424 30,338 17, 878 47,392 25,546 51,948 54, 558 640,918 COUNTRY BANKS Vermont Massachusetts Rhode Island.. Connecticut . Total New England States New York Pennsylvania Maryland Total Eastern States Virginia. West VirginiaNorth Carolina-_ Florida Mississippi . Texas Arkansas Tennessee Total Southern States _. - _ 1,017,722 665 1,421 9,154 2,386 3 221 372 352 1,480 3 94,587 75,850 75, 755 42, 459 38, 785 155,133 66,395 41,524 44,541 305, 052 46,396 72, 703 57,862 7,002 4,320 1,117,042 675 541 310 317 341 409 998 395 271 1,664 247 205 1,345 972 81 55 665 66 68 37 615 134 601 158 50 6,532 884 4,229 751 334 4,219 81 3,045 451 4,500 1,150 101 42 44 771 154 68 29 3,433 TABLE NO. 50.—Classification of deposits in national banks at date of each call since September 28,1925—Continued D E C E M B E R 31, 1925—Continued [In thousands of dollars] Time deposits Demand deposits Cities, States, and Territories Certifior Deposit Individual cates of State subject other deposits deposit municito notice subject to due in of less pal check less than deposits than 30 30 days days Dividends unpaid Other demand deposits Total Certificates of deposit due on or after 30 days State and other municipal deposits Other time deposits Postal savings deposits s Total COUNTRY BAKES—continued Ohio Indiana. Illinois Michigan Wisconsin Minnesota Missouri. Total Middle Western States North Dakota South Dakota Nebraska Kansas. Montana Wyoming Colorado New Mexico Oklahoma. ... ._ _. Total Western States Washington Oregon California... [daho Utah 187,578 118,776 202,422 69,934 79,381 71,291 85,391 42,592 14,714 6,545 11,501 4,927 3,406 9,443 9,761 2,469 23,069 9,877 7,473 6,247 4,316 9,225 1,570 1,701 857,365 62,766 63,478 33,604 26, 638 31,355 77,880 27,560 16,091 41,882 13,719 119,038 5,001 4,093 6,242 9,325 2,730 1,443 4,359 1,164 4,996 3,309 3,879 2,814 9,377 7,834 5,281 3,418 4,170 22,954 386, 767 39,353 63,036 50,590 35,370 143, 859 23,765 3,359 1,675 3,738 4,267 1,854 196 11,461 6,039 23,125 6,631 792 1,102 826 1,265 545 665 470 236 169 577 1,195 970 584 115 533 476 21 227,270 137,229 223,765 82,237 88,104 90,999 97,534 46,952 56,043 46,839 75,012 26,475 49,155 80.937 69,717 13,684 4,380 980 1,360 377 965 1,865 179 252 115,304 60,320 125,094 113,729 79,688 57,440 37,654 8,454 624 462 1,342 679 443 651 701 209 176,351 108,601 202,808 141,260 130,251 140,893 10S, 251 22,599 732 5,278 4,471 994,090 417, 862 10,358 597,683 5,111 1,031,014 2 16 96 210 1 113 214 114 242 232 29 149 17 393 42,109 33,884 40,661 97,336 38,441 22,899 49,879 19,085 147, 976 33, 461 22, 820 29,856 30,509 12,319 4,960 11, 472 2,499 21, 789 1,320 221 80 318 371 80 44 40 302 84 55 71 15 224 50 493 110 3,404 10,548 7,068 4,705 8,404 11,955 6,837 16,891 1,786 10,254 481 910 40 404 2,630 1,193 755 414 . 827 45,810 31,019 34,681 39, 635 26,904 13,040 29,611 4,809 36,274 696 915 1,503 492,270 169, 685 5,996 78,448 7,654 261,783 13 65 386 421 150 668 51 9 83 59 506 19 39 64,230 45,369 172,490 32,706 4,395 8,483 8,023 11,758 5,430 927 346 394 6,674 274 63 37,698 16,481 86,349 8,387 3,184 2,193 593 596 1,550 44 48,720 25,491 105,377 15,641 4,218 230 10 134 221 37 100 3 w Q 3 Nevada Arizona _ Total Pacific States Alaska (nonmember banks) The Territory of Hawaii (nonmember banks). Total (nonmember banks) a, 882 13,911 331 167 921 1,928 276, 736 12,228 60, 897 1,634 2,390 4,024 Total country banks ... Total United States 4, 188,723 10,271,178 19 181 25 1,052 200 1,077 464 15 15 1 12 7,150 16,033 410 666 1,027 5,753 5,198 189 301 6,352 7,192 1,329 719 342,373 35,697 8,778 163,050 5,466 212,991 3 16 1 1,682 3,639 843 369 178 2 1,103 505 82 134 19 1 5,321 216 1,212 180 1,608 179,933 . 289,344 20,929 24, 501 22,023 4, 725,453 1,032, 766 55,345 3,145, 528 31,340 4,264,979 480,334 26,334 38,673 80,757 11,151,126 1,260, 685 108,648 4,609,317 68,720 6,047,370 37,952 120 1,967,406 492,155 10,700 284,738 47,947 8,875 1,343 310,953 65, 472 10,700 332,685 10, 218 376,425 125,294 12,640 6,577 9,647 94,638 64,090 23, 442 33,012 16, 288 15,135 23,361 13,886 3,620 20 1,552 4 1,946 1,087 76 682 60 68 442 109 82 145 50 117 29 66 129 8 10 114 61 42 292 31 151,088 13,901 8,726 10,778 103, 525 74, 742 27,874 37,234 16,894 23,898 31,028 14,560 3,240 17,360 7,030 10,440 11,996. 28,120 10,099 4,911 1,742 24,034 5,626 16,190 23,582 44,884 253,860 A P R I L 12, 1926 CENTRAL BESEKVE CITIES New York Chicago Total central reserve cities OTHER RESERVE CITIES Boston Albany.Brooklyn and Bronx Buffalo Philadelphia Pittsburgh Baltimore Washington Richmond Atlanta Jacksonville Birmingham New Orleans Dallas El Paso Fort Worth Galveston Houston San Antonio Waco Little Book Louisville Memphis Nashville Cincinnati Cleveland - ... 1,911,334 459,823 10,295 3,171 6,645 28,952 817 2,371,157 13,466 35,597 817 452 38,072 2, 459,561 17,340 5,482 22,822 398,921 24,715 1,585 14 177 27 1,587 4,501 903 503 117 702 3,824 286 124 242 210 244 180 512 397 69 63 373 444 4 670 50 156 715 67 6,212 6,458 3,497 1,283 1,596 1,440 8,314 301 996 3,605 681 6,445 350 3,474 2,472 2,150 386 379 153 81 2 3 60 26 28 249 3 6 4 820 20,654 215 401,685 54, 296 44,492 3,618 404,011 249,224 78,972 76,313 29,949 50,440 60, 213 21,377 26, 244 71,186 13,776 43,067 8,293 62,118 27,848 9,700 2,701 43, 917 8,048 21. 712 65,599 39, 235 22,174 1,241 597 332 6,941 9,541 3,516 3,040 546 8.669 2,944 65 1,764 880 463 968 495 2, 633 1,351 160 644 8,900 2,112 3, 598 2,740 4,512 43,383 3,521 392,357 234,948 73,445 73,490 28,233 - 38,063 20,790 24,901 67, 293 12,885 36,374 7,724 58,122 24, 977 7,479 2,213 43,144 7,604 20,606 59, 436 24,960 1,064 6,672 12,720 3,366 1,103 363 429 3,188 1,099 788 211 28 33 1 862 795 24 840 500 26 4,281 500 1,394 1,737 796 50 3,979 900 455 14, 598 5,721 9,355 11,472 25,371 4,640 4,743 1,088 15,020 3,453 11,650 20,095 30, 511 TABLB NO. 50.—Classification 0/ deposits in national banks at date of each call since September 28, 19%5—Continued APRIL 12, 1926-.Continued tin thousands of dollars] Time deposits Demand deposits Certifior Deposit Individual cates 91 State subject other deposits deposit municito notice subject to due in of less pal check less than deposits than 30 30 days days Cities, States, and Territories Dividends unpaid Other demand deposits Total Certificates of deposit due on or after 30 days State and other municipal deposits 3,791 214 3,268 1,443 4,307 4,563 2,500 Other time deposits Postal savings deposits Total OTHER RESERVE CITIES—continued Columbus Toledo Indianapolis Chicago Peoria Detroit Grand Rapids Milwaukee... Minneapolis St. Paul _ Cedar Kapids Des Moines Dubuque.. _' Sioux City...., Kansas City, Mo •_ St. Joseph.. St. Louis Lincoln Omaha _ Kansas City, Kans Topeka Wichita Helena,. Denver Pueblo Muskogee.. Oklahoma City. Tulsa "" " Seattle Spokane Portland , __.. •_ _ 89,277 3,050 43,189 28,462 11,819 114,004 13,679 07,800 82,230 47,661 5,964 17,990 3,079 10,424 58,769 7,688 162,068 9,489 46,814 3,861 9,889 12,701 61,751 7,338 579 12 652 587 110 4,878 256 559 315 98 196 393 496 5,494 302 1,077 444 1,102 242 683 386 120 852 139 4,803 " ... 30,180 53,183 54,737 11,241 46,126 400 509 10 766 10,676 4,396 2,010 575 3,053 728 7,332 7,570 8,920 1,397 60 3,458 5,806 2,138 1,997 994 2,109 124 38 199 5 8 8 2 25 46 4 105 1,836 439 10,258 239 1,125 6,477 4,583 11,306 3,933 717 161 31 534 138 464 50,567 3,063 48,248 31,138 12,614 122,010 14,664 75,234 90, 515 56,940 6,267 19,593 3,480 10,982 67,749 7,991 169,037 12,044 49,927 5,203 12,652 14, 575 3,250 73,732 7,716 6,346 37,486 58,204 67,112 15,323 54.310 468 8,840 65 1,500 9,337 1,225 4,627 7,348 6,984 962 1,138 1,582 2,198 1,309 1,051 16,631 217 1,025 445 1,632 1,016 1,143 3,113 2,185 2,669 4,075 2,476 709 "20O' 1,029 1 604 1,444 543 50 6,619 2,667 1,910 48,466 5,863 27,099 9,002 23,622 39,032 21,677 4,832 2,994 3,826 5,147 3,739 4,768 48.457 3; 757 8,757 711 335 4,151 1,294 44,184 2,728 1,065 9,232 17,072 28,358 12,170 47,842 307 46 127 434 25 443 29 422 597 1,700 15 838 21 433 788 25 387 14 242 227 240 138 99 1,596 204 15 1,370 55 2,930 99 1,241 15,280 5,427 5,305 50,811 10,260 37,882 13, 658 31,392 £0,191 30,361 5,809 4,970 5,429 7,775 5,836 5.844 66,184 3,988 12,648 1,546 1,267 5,314 1,838 48,441 3., 94f> 2,827 15,159 19, 865 34,007 16,344 51,559 Los Angeles _ _. . San Francisco Ogden... _ Salt Lake City Total other reserve cities Total all reserve cities 13 2,235 4 3 4 1,336 4,840 1,102 5,657 113,104 14 685 133,534 2,916 13,909 3,127, 584 44,544 1,795 214,695 5,498,741 58,010 250,292 35,070 33,838 15,405 224,340 34,145 136,875 479, 673 1,350 2,205 670 3,621 4,193 3,088 15,127 14 2 28 327,874 337,556 423, 761 9,643 22,527 1,121,361 7,003 4,687 9,546 35,971 1,063 17,444 1,597 10,495 124 2,301 56,809 12,171 1,239 IS 1,751 436 452 10,187 3,430 10,734 486 356 167 466 14 135 35, 560 126,778 18,178 147, 359 3,844 16,160 3,428,325 1,667 213,704 54, 460 4,253 1,157, 595 27,087 103,679 4,248 42,022 1,437 6,805 1,452,846 1,554 73,632 5, 887,886 236, 526 65.160 1,490,280 37,305 1, 829,271 5 15 5 3,793 40,232 36,123 16,393 228,746 38,343 140,194 500,031 1,878 1,546 114 682 77,859 14,677 29,840 182,136 16,606 71,894 393,012 93 311 68 9,168 1,970 7,668 22,912 5 336 79,944 16,534 30,595 192,549 18,723 80,516 418,861 373,274 345, 596 467,381 9,646 25,061 1,220,958 47,510 9,216 119,935 165 3,164 179,990 89,945 75,998 74, 579 40,867 33,169 134, 785 58,317 40,497 40,305 286,875 45,413 68,243 58, 316 1,047,309 33,395 20,110 25, 514 9,590 11,724 11,384 7.470 11,401 3,981 19,887 10,600 27,404 26,481 218,941 224,148 123, 365 230, 646 86,361 98,185 84,165 103, 577 45, 759 996, 206 56,911 47, 321 74,920 27,503 50,899 81,456 66,460 14,423 419,893 45 3 6,404 11,292 14,030 1,360 353 702 85,627 3,728 26,166 721 750 COUNTBT BANKS Maine New Hampshire Vermont. Massachusetts Rhode Island.. Connecticut Total New England States New York Pennsylvania Maryland Total Eastern States Virginia West Virginia North Carolina -South Carolina... Florida Alabama Louisiana Texas Kentucky Tennessee Total Southern States _. Ohio Michigan . Minnesota Missouri Total Middle Western States 81,871 69,726 67,149 36,542 31,309 117,516 54, 508 31,753 35,447 248,891 39,180 66,723 57,295 937,810 183,237 108,590 211,117 69,473 82,960 67,950 92,074 41,084 856,485 21,360 5,745 1,600 70 5 22 122 45 7 72 2,191 4,520 6,720 2,238 1,807 583 17 171 74 143 3 6 397 63 313 686 209 5,064 2,248 589 5,992 31 8,860 519 991 6,552 2,261 14,856 2,533 7,055 3,812 30,579 2,238 777 682 630 315 6 36 36 14 6 6 15 15 4 11 38 5 19 15 24,328 78,270 2,090 220 4,491 10,386 5,786 10,762 3,382 3,341 8,140 9,115 2,088 52,980 29,548 8,001 7,882 12,752 11,541 7,725 1,857 2,582 81,888 348 74 187 118 30 61 22 23 7 11 11 511 884 637 732 104 336 402 14 283 3,620 566 197 1,169 2,019 1,250 260 216 7 118 950 102 116 130 77 85 379 11 1,166 44 555 1,729 94 3 465 2,738 367 5,817 259 9,181 1,223 697 1,058 588 248 4,301 58 3,590 184 4,717 100 15 23 16,802 5,389 3C4 2,032 702 1,658 1,583 63 270 12,001 482. 565 363,294 667,240 7,409 60,539 1,571,047 85,129 48, 782 29, 588 40,092 16,182 44, 522 30,649 16,076 14,204 25,368 15,720 26,808 28,342 421,463 116, 564 59,355 126,405 114,688 80,796 57,456 37, 337 9,381 602, 282 909 147 954 2,482 835 3,030 4,544 67 19 8,495 113 272 780 303 96 1,427 108 37 27 852 156 58 33 4,262 655 486 1,444 684 429 816 825 212 0 , O")i 533, 648 376, 907 787, 636 7.641 63,981 1, 768, 713 119,860 69,861 56,940 50,573 28,250 61, 634 38,285 31,104 18,396 50,825 28,576 54,285 54,879 661,468 179,519 107,466 204,801 143,877 133,782 141,311 104,685 24, 286 1, 039, 727 Ox TABLE NO. 50.—Classification of deposits in national banks at date of each call since September 28, 1935—Continued A P R I L 12, 1926—Continued [In thousands of dollars] Time deposits Demand deposits Certifior Deposit Individual cates of State subject other deposits to notice deposit municisubject to of less due in pal check than 30 less than deposits days 30 days Cities, States, and Territories Dividends unpaid Other demand deposits Total Certificates of deposit due on or after 30 days State and other municipal deposits Other time deposits Postal savings deposits Total COUNTBY BANES—continued North Dakota South Dakota Kansas Montana Wyoming Colorado _ -_ .. Oklahoma Total Western States Washington Oregon Idaho Utah Nevada . . Total Pacific States The Territory of Hawaii (nonmember banks). 30,626 25,460 33,442 74,586 25,782 15,265 41,216 12,735 106,301 4,233 3,721 6,149 9,041 2,581 1,219 3,479 906 3,868 5,066 4,868 2,261 7,200 5,839 4,261 5,032 3,293 24,962 15 13 25 240 62 365,413 35,197 62,782 345 47,682 34,026 137,951 22,357 2,918 5,623 14,332 1,525 3,605 3,635 1,940 91 238 184 19,269 6,322 21,268 5,749 587 748 1,941 264,889 11,218 55,884 1,769 2,432 30 39 25 986 457 575 987 42 444 2,724 1,284 861 551 891 46,296 30,878 34,782 39,993 27,559 13,207 30,198 5,184 40,419 7,346 79,862 8,359 268, 516 783 296 6,719 137 29 6 721 36,486 16,570 84,171 8,761 3,319 5,940 5,303 2,108 663 628 1,655 38 207 331 48,506 25,903 102,783 16,130 4,338 6,615 7,030 8,691 160,550 5,630 211,305 848 348 169 2 1,096 849 5 40,042 34,483 41,962 91, 335 34,448 20,773 49,822 16,954 136,751 33,838 22,354 29,572 30,565 12,628 5,143 12,067 2,696 24,086 1,330 779 43 281 7 114 425 136 4,231 30 1,803 465,570 172,949 5 1 14 1 1 2 91 43 651 18 147 1 29 68, 572 44,002 163,583 30,452 3,744 6,611 16,488 9,129 8,374 11,265 5,577 952 462 675 24 980 333,452 36,434 1 1,825 3,457 79 499 5 5 64 388 10,553 6,758 5,125 8,703 12,200 6,666 16,845 1,801 11,211 96 420 80 260 246 28 90 20 563 6 1 5 8 4,201 69 1,011 1 5,282 578 1,196 171 1,945 Total country banks 4,029,932 160,279 336,689 16,013 1,076 24,819 4,668,808 1,051,697 64,476 3,229,412 34,950 4,370,535 Total United States 9, 528,673 218,289 686,981 21,670 2,630 98,451 10,466,694 1,288,223 119,636 4, 719,692 72,255 6,199,806 Total (nonmember banks) JUNE 30, 1926 CENTRAL RESERVE CITIES New York Chicago Total central reserve cities OTHER RESERVE CITIES Boston - Albany Brooklyn and Bronx Buffalo. ; Philadelphia Pittsburgh Baltimore Washington Richmond Atlanta Jacksonville Birmingham , New Orleans Dallas El Paso Fort Worth Galveston Houston San Antonio Waco Little Bock-.. Louisville Memphis „ Nashville Cincinnati Cleveland Columbus... _Toledo Indianapolis Chicago --Peoria Detroit Grand Rapids Milwaukee,-. Minneapolis.. St. Paul _ Cedar Rapids. DesMoines Dubuque Sioux City — '.— — — — - Kansas City, I f e . ! , , ^ , . . ^ . . . ! 2,156,206 471,677 7,518 2,454 14,694 41,171 2,627,783 9,972 55,865 3,352 6 176 26 975 4,304 1,684 736 120 741 88 336 107 248 288 138 327 883 386 69 49 426 540 50 12,883 755 118 6,659 4,336 3,280 1,290 1,591 703 10,727 291 300 2,975 499 5,004 197 3,042 1,401 1,622 826 1,204 430,258 26,161 43,865 3,510 399,378 236,083 76,553 76,756 29,632 44,801 33,055 19,172 22,416 67,085 11,766 35,899 6,943 58,139 24,552 6,863 2,235 40,293 7,036 19,371 59, 764 27,106 39,493 3,520 42,837 29,002 12,688 128, 757 13,035 65,438 79,188 49,184 6,014 16,422 2,937 9,401 57,114 4 520 688 908 279 346 498 10 3,458 206 732 287 104 223 429 491 4,985 2,256 2,193 61,648 180 2, 242,332 517,595 16,235 30 4,449 61,828 2, 759,927 22,926 1,564 659 86 82 22 1,157 574 491 259 190 128 71 75 102 335 10 155 2,789 31,356 184 438, 673 70,492 45,086 3,676 411,666 249,609 82,011 79,878 31,533 46,406 43,955 19,876 23,407 70,659 12,563 41,263 7,505 62,150 26,423 8,620 3,111 42,153 7,625 21,033 67,432 40,261 51,000 3,814 50,579 32,965 13.522 135; 388 14,115 70,916 88,728 55,810 6,354 18,260 3,405 20,016 1,321 666 564 7,446 10,261 1,846 3,034 1,232 130 7,751 43 1,895 753 271 1,001 325 2,776 1,233 147 565 6,900 2,066 3,799 3,336 6,272 3,797 147 6,764 1,369 3,644 7,754 4,144 8,118 9,736 5,313 915 985 1,538 2,195 1,466 24 3,290 1,126 1,528 11,325 10,467 7,283 3,321 635 2,740 800 5, 254 8,378 6,163 212 1,593 75 2.87B 80 44 76 1 240 48 88 167 89 108 15 113 105 159 394 74 166 293 167 •21 15 207 3,186 3 837 33 14 2 482 16 67 1,053 9 65,266 13,900 299,358 49,861 9,055 1,355 333,017 71,807 22,269 349,219 10,410 404,824 127, 552 12,984 7,387 9,652 95, 772 62,358 22,307 31, 470 16,435 24,874 21,994 14,753 3,529 22 1,483 4 2,098 1,042 68 592 57 98 490 112 71 139 44 116 28 68 124 8 12 111 64 42 290 25 1,206 25 1,724 500 4,400 500 1,034 1,438 797 50 4,433 500 300 11,735 1,600 2,500 474 65 3,056 2,463 13,616 5,721 9,954 11,373 25,982 5,015 4,909 1,093 15,454 3,548 11,639 21,430 31,022 8,547 2,998 2,399 49,207 6,071 35,088 9,016 23,977 39,348 21,099 4,888 3,011 4,012 5,292 4,086 124 439 24 468 30 417 623 2,019 19 931 22 455 812 151,097 14,327 9,536 11,426 105, 316 73,686 25,945 35,596 17,724 25,102 34,635 15,408 3,000 15,946 6,833 11,071 11,726 28,876 10,805 5,064 1,670 22,465 5,678 15,980 25,356 49,054 14, 242 5,683 9,287 51,489 9,804 46,366 13,190 32,512 62,170 28,431 5,822 4,927 5,572 7,942 6,364 TABLE NO. 50.—Classification of deposits in national hanks at date of each call since September S8, 1&%5—Continued 00 JUNE 30,1926—Continued [In'tliousands of dollars) Time deposits Demand deposits Cities, States, and Territories Certifior Deposit Individual cates of State subject other deposit to notice deposits municiof less subject to due in pal less than deposits than 30 check 30 days days Dividends unpaid Other demand deposits Total Certificates of deposit due on or after 30 days State and other municipal deposits Other time deposits Postal savings deposits Total OTHER RESERVE crams—continued St. Joseph _ . St. Louis... Lincoln . _ Omaha Kansas City, Kans Topeka. Wichita. Helena Denver Pueblo. Muskogee.. __ Oklahoma City.. Tulsa Seattle . . Spokane . . Portland. LOB Angeles Oakland. San Francisco.. Ogden Salt Lake City..., . 7,045 158,626 11,352 45,938 3,117 8,413 12,853 2,656 61, 077 8,410 4,969 29,792 54,354 52,044 11,108 43,393 115,138 14,166 127,926 2,890 15,008 Total other reserve cities Total all reserve cities 346 2,250 373 952 248 412 308 120 1,035 141 11 494 42 60 16 31 26 20 136 5 20 20 48 194 20 168 282 56 644 500 58,345 1,188,039 27,588 1,475,179 224,133 80,614 1, 537,258 37,998 1,880,003 1,887 1,439 668 10, 039 5 36 82,453 15,158 30, 592 186, 726 89 291 61 875 3,477,606 201,207 13,808 108,517 6,237,538 313 186 211 791 31 62 34 1,081 3,152,987 44,169 217,928 6,474 9,359 5,780,770 54,141 273,793 6,504 37,302 34,033 16,659 223,841 1,054 2,134 675 3,772 26 2 135 eeo 10 5,993 64,829 4,18C 12,804 1,571 1, 555 6,«3 1,806 47,190 4,211 3,218 14,815 22,087 34,629 16,334 51,940 101,065 4,265 41,286 1, 523 7,283 46,689 735 994 18 3,145 280 383 765 790 26 392 16 244 239 303 149 89 1,633 218 107 1,279 59 2,875 100 1,257 361 167 463 16 140 1,009 14,662 265 3,251 619 916 991 423 1,388 1,030 1,164 2,83J 1,566 2,481 3,731 2,344 6,706 471 8,793 764 2,278 243 ' 4,958 49,285 3,900 9,059 713 336 4,273 1,354 43,086 2,961 1,255 9,179 19,230 29,243 12,503 48,339 82,704 3,627 29,594 743 4,365 7,402 166,950 12,284 49,760 6,682 18, 4S3 15,508 3,344 71,818 6,744 6,306 39,663 60,228 62,687 14,569 68,977 127,905 17,260 144,378 3,479 17,015 4,287 2,517 2,801 3,251 3,597 2 321 547 8,495 188 1,161 8,836 5,010 9,009 3,254 7,530 10,488 2,974 10,646 ' 309 1,585 50 9 61 1 1,076 156 250 26 750 177 151 1,053 46 2,017 39 500 250 1,084 2 692 1,526 1,232 30 11,2M 2,435 COUNTRY BASKS Maine New Hampshire Vermont Massachusetts.,. ..... 378 38,726 36,417 17, 579 230, 018 1 ' 84,429 16,888 31,326 197,67S Rhode Island Connecticut Total New England States New York. _ New Jersey ... . Delaware Maryland Total Eastern States Virginia . West Virginia North Carolina South Carolina Georgia FloridaAiabama.. _ Mississippi Louisiana Texas Arkansas.. . Kentucky Tennessee Total Southern States Ohio. Indiana Illinois.. Michigan Wisconsin. Minnesota Iowa. Missouri.. Total Middle Western States North Dakota South Dakota Nebraska. Kansas. . .. Montana Wyoming.. . __. New Mexico Oklahoma Total Western States _ ._ .. 23 470 134, 272 3,072 2,835 113 553 200 26 655 137, 860 2,087 8,058 10 766 71, 821 85 928 12 938 80,807 469, 577 13, 542 406 155 2,167 1,408 487, 255 24,178 41 397, 516 2,329 424, 064 327, 558 358, 772 417, 907 9,587 23,186 6,433 5,200 10,053 39,385 782 18, 646 63 537 9,035 2,107 894 5,277 2,307 68 119 377, 399 367, 800 464, 672 9,662 26,141 42, 320 10,832 118,973 163 3,108 1,857 38 5,649 222 1,853 1,615 3,7o4 75 239 261 495,861 371, 523 670, 585 7,572 60,927 828 1,416 4,092 59 109 540,866 383,809 799, 299 7 794 64,403 1,137, 010 21,908 61,120 9,703 7,536 8,397 1,245,674 175,394 7,805 1, 606,468 6,504 1, 796,17 80,458 68, 257 62,704 32, 744 30,828 96,165 50,126 28,762 33.655 238,944 36, 373 66,829 55,573 5,808 1,645 1,223 377 1,397 1,111 1,366 299 1,217 7,107 2,032 906 1,188 585 611 280 287 249 28B 202 144 954 93 375 324 79 87 41 32 114 1,370 17 1,088 123 859 1,691 311 2 89, 696 74,135 72,022 35,926 33,292 113,819 53,392 36,285 38,880 273,735 42, 880 68,849 57,041 33,875 20,101 24,383 9,804 11,129 9,909 7,722 13, 207 3,581 20,073 11,180 27,933 28,392 1,270 581 1 048 637 205 4 938 268 2,658 287 4,988 87 51 5 86, 859 49,100 30,165 43,119 16,432 46 025 30, 816 15,075 14,013 26, 676 15, 645 27,876 29,634 115 276 79 291 95 1,061 234 22 32 790 158 57 8% 2,063 3,561 7,542 2,493 66$ 15,919 1,591 5,934 3,333 26,489 2,678 428 289 37 122,119 70,058 65 675 53,851 27,861 61, 933 39,040 80, 962 17, 913 51,427 26, 970 55,917 58,068 880,416 25,341 71,988 812 5,481 5,814 989,852 221,289 17,023 430,235 3,247 671,794 192,809 113,856 216, 022 70,342 83,190 70,038 84, 719 40,302 10,247 5,631 10, 818 4,377 3,287 8,079 9,077 2,151 29,544 10,991 9,131 11,096 9,222 16,181 1,058 2,862 351 34 167 3 210 14 58 5 1,135 747 984 499 609 298 184 133 516 984 544 692 13S 393 S82 4 234,602 132, 243 237, 666 87,009 •96, 666 95,003 95,478 45, 457 58,454 48,233 75, 971 27,600 50,866 78, 411 65,630 14,501 5,572 662 1,525 833 1,352 2,094 36 264 120,004 62,129 129, 547 117,976 83,251 56, 721 37,627 9,704 661 471 1,436 650 438 911 858 232 184,681 111.496 208,479 147, 059 135,907 138.137 104,151 24,701 871,278 53,667 90,085 842 4,589 3,658 1,024,114 419,666 12,338 616, 959 5,647 1,054,610 28,404 24,571 31,632 75, 910 24,134 14,952 38, 635 12,071 103, 708 4,268 4,056 6,036 8,986 2,560 1,197 3,713 1,100 4,107 3,219 4,924 2,893 9,714 6,845 4,415 3,353 4,001 25,316 2 13 5 39 19 35 252 37 41 42 36,001 33, 868 40,661 95,432 33,810 20,637 45, 717 17,197 133, 725 33,430 21, 626 29,898 30, 810 12, 564 5,022 11, 779 2,606 24,391 1,298 292 108 407 49 456 243 4,424 10, 786 7,332 5,141 9,075 12,605 6,775 17,359 1,788 12,437 613 1,137 38 500 2,724 1,262 961 609 924 46,127 30,387 35,183 40, 792 27,900 13,108 30, 555 5,246 42,176 353,917 36, 023 64,680 457, 048 172,126 7,282 83, 298 " 8,768 271,474 1 5 3 408 382 13 165 135 79 275 60 343 234 32 74 18 294 412 607 1,409 227 7 7 fed TABLE N O . 50.—Classification of deposits in national banks to date of each call since September 28, 1925—Continued JUNK 30,1926-Continued (In thousands of dollars] Demand deposits Certifior Deposit subject Individual cates of State other deposit municito notice deposits of less subject to due in pal less than deposits than 30 check 30 days days Cities, States, and Territories Time deposits Dividends unpaid Other demand deposits Total Certificates of deposit due on or after 30 days State and other municipal deposits Other time deposits Postal savings deposits Total COUNTRY BANKS—continued Washington Oregon _ . . . Idaho Utah Nevada . Total Pacific States.. The Territory of Hawaii (nonmember banks). Total (nonmember banks) Total country banks Total United States . ... . 46,632 33,843 134,624 21,345 2,279 5,849 12,568 1,740 3,828 3,728 2,112 169 262 197 16,687 8,459 23,643 6,496 440 1,006 2,095 257,140 12,026 58,826 1,914 2,435 22 436 25 1,082 27 439 386 852 230 117 634 40 11 21 12 131 74 610 3 428 1 36 65,420 46,348 163,678 30,382 3,317 7,139 14,908 8,275 8,151 11,118 5,388 904 419 593 726 324 7,304 105 19 1,065 1,283 331,192 34,848 2 18 1 1,964 3,971 93 80 862 36,901 17,193 86..716 9,113 3,364 6,052 5,108 2,069 612 589 1,586 34 194 348 47,961 26,280 105,727 16,192 4,321 6,665 6,911 9,340 164,447 5,422 214, 057 925 359 176 3 1,194 442 4,349 468 1,107 20 1 5,935 173 1,107 179 1,636 3,973, 687 162,965 348,212 12,776 21,465 21, 965 4,541,070 1,047,674 53,829 3,300,207 32,096 4,433,806 9,754,457 217,106 622,005 19,280 35,273 130,482 10,778, 603 1,271,807 134,443 4, 837, 465 70,094 6,313,809 251 BEPOBT OF THE COMPTEOLLER OF THE CUBEENCY TABLE NO. 51.—Cash in vaults of national banks at date of each call since September 28, 1925 [In thousands of dollars] Dee. 31, 1925 Banks in— Apr. 1.!, 1926 United States and Total bank cash currency Gold coin Silver and minor coin 767 355 1,122 1,615 968 2,583 28,732 8,097 36,829 31,114 9,420 40,534 413 197 146 15 35 7 235 180 59 72 23 491 102 185 69 1,071 527 226 243 90 39 19 12 8 32 60 29 34 38 129 125 65 63 160 79 126 66 207 7,506 1,212 1,460 198 8,942 5,901 2,109 3,066 861 1,160 1,364 8,143 1,329 1,680 274 10,248 6,608 2,394 3,381 974 1,328 1,508 728 656 805 717 3 14 54 18 69 2 342 98 20 17 32 76 28 20 11 49 14 18 35 36 86 157 77 152 42 224 222 71 162 76 268 259 152 14 119 28 94 114 14 52 10 55 28 6 87 200 25 76 125 14 275 64 37 152 141 399 150 287 484 90 528 61 68 Gold coin United Silver States and and Total minor bank cash coin currency CENTRAL RESERVE CITIES New York Chicago Total central reserve cities 610 1,578 844 2,422 27,433 8,129 35,562 29,424 9,170 38,594 95 24 24 2 167 170 45 47 7 479 88 222 13 813 485 214 184 39 6,092 1,125 1,380 232 8,187 5,689 1,858 3,100 447 1,005 1 015 6,666 1,237 1,626 247 9,167 6,244 2,117 3,331 493 1,138 1,173 OTHER RESERVE CITIES Boston Albany.. _ . . _ Buffalo . Philadelphia Pittsburgh Baltimore.. ... Richmond Atlanta Jacksonville Birmingham . New Orleans.. Dallas El Paso Fort Worth _ _ _. _ ... . .. Houston 87 9 5 31 Waco... Little Rock Louisville Memphis __ Cincinnati Columbus Toledo . Chicago Peoria __ Detroit Grand Rapids Milwaukee Minneapolis- . St. Paul Cedar Rapids.. . _ . . . _ ._ . . Dubuque _ Sioux City . Kansas City, Mo St. Joseph St. Louis . Lincoln . . . . Kansas City, Kans Topeka .. Wichita Helena 67 30 .. _ 1,076 Pueblo Oklahoma City Tulsa Seattle . . Los Angeles Oakland Ogden _ . Salt Lake City Total other reserve cities Total all reserve cities -r 160 2 41 23 52 9 340 664 1 38 14 23 4,790 5,912 177 112 13 111 73 185 1,500 1,692 203 689 422 332 843 512 1,730 1,600 351 66 1,092 396 642 2,030 1,975 1,864 472 84 1,234 435 642 2,241 737 832 2,180 2,401 157 2,843 1,799 584 201 3,409 2,119 675 1,568 1,747 774 882 1,962 1,413 1,178 2,306 1,700 1,350 327 818 213 789 352 986 255 901 1,568 602 2,094 1,717 742 2,309 450 651 1,200 1,452 138 418 451 89 173 549 604 109 18 24 14 7 34 62 29 21 39 107 13 6 31 1 16 59 16 89 1 93 29 16 19 147 24 16 7 43 19 26 46 82 26 15 47 11 60 40 6 2,007 3,418 1,080 432 346 568 646 385 761 1,017 1,521 1,181 1,972 170 5 49 22 59 325 484 7 1,124 2,919 1, 751 4,067 1,865 2,431 160 229 38 3 23 10, 270 82,927 97,987 12,853 119, 756 138, 521 4,432 6,042 374 95 138 465 58 649 3 115 134 57 40 133 92 124 176 174 88 11 106 32 68 148 47 135 51 180 207 70 174 86 228 244 158 34 71 46 73 101 58 221 82 182 18 69 57 13 228 36 56 91 132 311 126 242 384 79 595 36 66 657 728 532 485 1,433 1,600 238 894 595 1,047 1,804 1,509 335 68 708 356 466 1,936 1,004 1,778 148 2,408 1,875 598 1,574 591 1,946 1,733 1, 450 283 896 223 561 392 650 2,019 1,790 - 436 85 845 389 650 2,143 1,067 2,002 200 2,915 2,175 697 1,764 696 2,321 2,001 1,624 324 1,010 288 660 1,253 475 1,995 2,242 330 427 1,070 1,299 1,833 3,141 174 465 440 69 401 244 622 992 1,605 1,400 615 203 594 537 87 607 305 762 1,146 1,975 410 543 1,242 2,817 1,542 3,850 2, 038 2,671 354 81 211 436 120 300 9,056 77,703 91,191 11,478 113, 265 129, 785 252 EEPOBT OP THE COMPTBOLLEK OF THE CURRENCY TABLE N O . 51.—Cash in vaults of national banks at date of each call since September 28, 1925—Continued [In thousands of dollars) Dec. 31,1925 Banks in— Gold coin Silver and minor coin United States and bank currency Apr. 12,1926 Total cash Gold coin Silver and minor coin United States and bank currency Total cash COUNTR* BANKS Maine Vermont Massachusetts. Rhode Island Connecticut Total New England States.... New York New Jersey Pennsylvania . . . Maryland Total Eastern States Virginia . . West Virginia North Carolina South Carolina.... Georgia.. Florida Alabama Mississippi Louisiana Texas.. .. .. .. Kentucky Tennessee.. . . Total Southern States 90 93 48 404 101 205 941 643 660 1,766 27 102 3,188 168 1,812 2,070 223 1,558 1,874 93 929 1,070 852 9,325 10,581 144 1,704 1,949 470 5,824 6,499 1,950 21,152 24,043 94 111 61 364 59 191 880 16, 794 15, 989 31,963 625 1,865 67,126 802 1,566 1,273 3,020 69 186 6,104 283 157 126 48 118 92 251 46 58 457 6,088 676 6,124 392 3,80S 4,354 527 4, 096 4,749 287 2,692 3,027 353 2,403 2,874 392 5,441 5,925 451 3,522 4,224 1,821 200 1,576 2,031 198 1,775 1,953 10,587 12,997 76 225 210 2,152 423 364 367 6,583 487 497 667 381 322 454 <tl2 195 1,158 799 1 253 529 567 803 887 327 Ohio Indiana Illinois. . _ Michigan Wisconsin .. Minnesota lowa. Missouri Total Middle Western States.. 3,415 6,323 North Dakota South Dakota Nebraska Kansas Montana Wyoming Colorado New Mexico Oklahoma Total Western States 78 73 170 255 132 95 281 46 168 1,298 400 316 379 Washington.. Oregon California Ida ho. _ Utah Nevada Arizona... Total Pacific States.. 309 351 391 85 30 23 45 1,234 69 19 Alaska (nonmember banks) The Territory of Hawaii (nonmember banks) Total (nonmember banks) Total country b a n k s . . . . . Total United States 14, 585 14,066 27,177 439 1,567 57,834 697 1,926 26 118 3,569 345 186 157 48 130 110 266 57 67 145 151 87 751 111 405 1,660 1,384 1,175 2,571 51 159 5,340 552 290 404 279 286 462 388 188 189 1,784 290 347 326 5,785 1,849 1,660 788 10,756 1,562 6,483 23,098 A 628 15,783 14,328 27,886 327 1,317 59,641 17,969 16,200 32,383 404 1,594 68,550 4,714 3, 714 3,185 2,037 1,902 4,586 3,087 1,287 S,6U 4,190 3,746 2,364 2,318 5,158 3,741 1,532 1,724 1,468 8,796 1,769 2,917 2,991 2,088 1,922 936 11,871 1,732 7,079 11,061 2,135 3.517 8,'621 50,618 2,157 3,076 3,624 2,656 3,665 4,201 49, 877 58,612 JS1 76 253 204 2,380 11, 572 7,524 10 683 4,792 4 606 4,350 4 964 1,708 50,189 13,217 8,820 12,603 5,702 5,495 5,607 6,253 2,230 574 662 785 384 366 364 433 220 1,191 470 491 712 800 325 9,889 6, 3J>6 9,741 4,860 4,118 4,123 5,118 1,755 ll,53g 7,625 11,717 5,714 4,975 6,199 6,851 59, 927 3,688 5,760 45, 900 55, 414 396 1,598 331 1 637 369 1,349 646 2,685 271 2 019 163 1,157 361 2, 554 153 706 821 3,662 3,511 17,367 2,080 2 047 1 896 3 596 2 416 1,419 3,217 676 283 176 405 128 917 1, 657 1 484 1 262 2 8C8 2 231 1,444 2 928 794 4.875 2,135 1,872 1,811 3,739 2 646 1,715 3,614 5,960 177 265 126 99 302 49 184 3,679 19,483 24, 460 1,367 662 455 1,212 258 39 63 169 2,368 1,717 5,606 1 069 127 ^97 891 3,339 2, 523 7,209 1,412 196 3831,105 305 372 447 92 26 28 2,858 12,075 155' 968 86 79 1,070 707 16,167 1,327 439 392 1,036 246 38 49 177 2,377 243 72 24 57 42,453 2,300 908 4,667 22,245 2,067 1,469 4,960 68* 130 314 847 10, 771 14, 475 147 213 2,811 2,233 6, 443 1 322 194 391 1,081 3 1,017 3 527 80 934 85 615 72 99 1,089 1,260 75 109 674 858 12,300 27,596 211,699 251, S95 13,286 24, 588 199,964 237, 788 18,212 40,449 331,455 390,116 18,328, 36,016 313, 229 367, 573 253 KEPGBT OF THE COMPTROLLER OF THE CUKKENCY TABLE N O . 51.- -Cash in vaults of national banks at date of each call since September 28, 1925—Continued (In thousands of dollarsj June 30,1926 Banks in— Gold coin Federal Subsidiary Silver Legal Na- reserve Gold Standand silver tional ard certifi- silver tender bank Federal Total and certificates notes notes cates dollars minor reserve cash bank coin notes CENTRAL RESERVE CITIES Chicago--.Total central reserve cities --. 358 139 497 6,139 2,898 16 11,880 55 1772 2,513 692 2,560 923 2,521 582 12,030 2,127 28,017 8,188 9,037 71 i 2,652 3,205 3,483 3,103 14,157 38,298 519 76 680 115 813 110 354 268 168 15 350 24 394 321 272 33 91 135 612 760 286 134 114 259 110 S.710 1,335 1,815 160 9,279 4,999 1,905 3,074 81 30 74 184 873 270 98 289 92 33 100 93 21 68 40 173 178 65 20 31 15 26 129 49 6 138 10 60 55 55 134 17 238 31 6 149 50 104 32 187 154 54 9 83 28 91 162 43 125 18 183 •230 509 56 330 231 650 746 169 9 198 67 139 361 72 514 50 2,722 468 495 44 4,951 2,363 925 623 224 355 486 217 198 416 100 375 248 676 478 92 8 232 83 8 60 134 76 182 106 78 30 25 26 44 89 45 235 56 106 22 58 33 125 163 57 179 69 186 29 62 23 41 71 27 152 25 81 24 30 26 OTHER BESERVE CITIES Boston Albany 88 Buffalo . Phiiadelpbia Pittsburgh Washington . Richmond. . 1 157 i 31 156 148 48 43 840 524 44 44 800 502 177 228 64 114 122 7 28 38 31 24 V> 118 13 8 26 2 _ _ Cleveland Columbus. Toledo.-, . Indianapolis „ 1-4 74 5 61 4 423 104 DefJ'oiUMUwaukee... Minneapolis -St. Paul Cedar Rapids Des Molnes T>tihufjue . . Sioux City Kansas City, Mo St. Joseph... St. Louis., Omaha Kansas City, Kans . Topeka Wichita Spokane -. Portland Onk!ai»l 350 25 21 25 21 Jacksonville . Birmingham New Orleans I>aaias_ El Pa.so Fort Worth Galveston. Houston . Sun Antonio Waco Little Bock . Metuphis Nasliville .- Denver Pueblo Muskogee. - 530 278 4 18 28 4 43 IS 21 21 22 7 50 20 28 50 84 28 18 32 4 53 33 6 1,0-11 119 _ 7 48 36 78 5 446 42 6 1,481 8 22 66 25 43 12 3 25 14 44 71 12 e 73 43 IS 196 46 135 10 880 492 153 811 289 810 48 56 67 262 46 250 129 109 189 64 119 85 81 69 330 80 20 93 19i 110 8 110 115 t'\ 128 8 18 2 29 6 4 2 7 5 4 g 11 26 26 18 15 48 23 J 16 1 7 6 3 18 9 7 8 68 153 82 15 44 8 28 27 30 8 37 43 9 34 54 5 141 12 21 56 52 149 42 72 97 30 60 10 35 4 111 17 34 84 80 260 88 173 304 CO 121 19 50 266 17 1,203 50 71 244 20 205 25 200 184 53 3 38 43 102 59 28 20 215 5 71 5 3 21 Salt Lake City Total other reserve 7.581 1,826 17,404 cities 4, list 10,933 Total all reserve cities 4,048 19,070 1, 897 110,056 10, 786 i Includes items reported as clearing-house certificates. 87 76 90 30 193 142 61 120 29 149 93 112 45 76 23 48 143 17 128 24 83 17 17 53 4 114 2 34 23 83 65 3 20 105 11 104 1 3 6,133 9,616 345 19 514 239 117 117 131 202 334 231 82 180 34 95 244 132 585 87 191 61 116 57 47 236 140 57 129 145 102 67 200 479 69 483 21 57 77 780 742 886 18 780 573 163 255 187 452 847 722 14 166 55 125 676 178 906 140 552 97 173 20-5 32 1,048 124 73 534 902 1,049 85J 565 1,238 325 974 633 1,920 1,842 6M 60 826 329 468 1,957 948 2,182 164 3,2M 1,970 730 1,622 778 2,134 1,676 1,490 28S 865 235 65S 1,42£ (ill 2,231 451 1,207 285 562 63( 98 3,074 477 284 672 196 335 1,090 181 720 1, 834 187 1,333 53 127 1, 356 3,595 13, 783 33,801 16,886 48,058 85, 712 121,1*17 1,087 1,973 422 375 2,342 123 Sit 254 REPORT OF THE COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY TABLE N O . 51.—Cash in vaults in national banks at date of each call since Septem* i ber 28, 1925—Continued [In thousands of dollars] June 30,1926 Banks in— Gold coin Subsidiary Silver Legal Gold Standard certifi- tender certifi- silver silver and cates notes cates dollars minor coin Federal Na- reserve and tional Federal Total bank reserve cash notes bank notes COUNTRY BANKS Maine New Hampshire . Rhnrin Tslftnri Connecticut Total New England StatesNew York New Jersey Maryland Total Eastern States Virginia South CarolinaGeorgia - . Florida . . Mississippi Texas Arkansas . Tennessee Total Southern States Ohio Wisconsin- . . Iowa Missouri Total Middle Western States North DakotaSouth Dakota... Nebraska . Kansas Colorado Oklahoma Total Western States 93 108 60 347 59 188 855 758 684 1,915 25 119 3,501 353 190 161 55 120 128 270 57 79 487 87 256 210 2,453 581 575 776 362 362 348 424 231 320 300 133 2,019 357 1,283 4,412 4,285 3,771 4,361 49 202 12,668 415 244 170 84 55 408 180 97 40 344 279 9 134 159 7 4 83 28 1779 1 96 10 427 59 11, 678 57 •1,388 37 1,210 299 2,405 3 60 10 151 406 •5,204 68 483 29 301 107 327 35 241 45 226 28 388 90 310 43 169 41 152 465 1,336 72 209 182 2C3 102 1,013 159 657 2,316 1,633 1,615 2,869 37 234 6,388 581 372 390 297 245 481 339 214 224 909 195 200 170 82 1,101 133 533 2,219 1,094 1,106 2,572 60 271 5,103 463 272 379 148 146 810 319 189 108 454 240 529 483 3,944 12,180 302 108 331 89 560 98 968 257 51 273 54 295 121 644 25 243 257 1,192 1,060 4,708 61 378 441 96 305 1,299 34 267 44 7 28 87 49 113 580 2,629 7 13 15,266 568 697 421 1,093 1,251 495 1,003 285 1,295 7,008 1,701 878 2,941 560 56 164 299 279 4,720 974 592 999 386 384 320 290 4,857 1,132 839 1,048 469 442 265 265 4,058 860 696 905 408 273 573 295 450 479 216 257 361 178 277 349 176 3,659 10,568 88 184 76 286 178 169 267 557 131 194 100 176 319 477 55 66 185 648 1,399 2,757 310 143 373 183 414 393 83 73 27 13 31 32 43 35 1,281 872 70 13 Oregon.California Idaho Utah Nevada Arizona Total Pacific States Alaska (nonmember banks).. The Territory of Hawaii 3 25 (nonmember banks) 73 38 Total (nonmember banks). 13, 221 34,185 Total country banks 17,869 54,156 Total United States 307 114 4,480 1,430 133 233 121 180 150 1207 279 394 97 150 60 77 160 185 56 76 257 555 1,313 1 2, 057 207 »293 12] 256 318 743 96 148 16 16 26 35 65 96 849 11,587 15 13 4,726 63 95 82 221 60 31 73 23 322 960 68 32 271 20 3 4 24 422 1 1 30 28 2 41 45 5,232 '19, 767 19,671 7,129 129,823 30,457 Includes items reported as clearing-house certificates. Digitized for iFRASER 400 643 717 17,604 4,205 1,818 3,174 1,357 1,108 1,889 1,232 55 62 1,130 141 146 210 85 132 255 542 1,090 1,464 15,487 3,067 1,968 2,400 995 1,021 1,099 1,101 317 237 2,870 1,151 1,641 2,429 1,497 1,507 1,515 666 582 546 376 268 242 4,279 1,416 556 217 935 2,374 3,768 8,689 2, 716 6,119 6,031 1,980 6,453 9,830 178 43 428 258 11, 450 22,586 1,759 1,699 1,220 1,095 1,089 1,149 672 898 783 678 916 6,534 814 1,207 397 311 690 299 2,880 4,139 504 6,804 221 2,186 1,869 974 10,982 1,578 6,407 23,996 18,060 16,434 30,704 445 1,673 67,306 5,8J1 3,723 3,772 2,430 2,298 8,693 3,529 1,477 1,639 11,004 2,024 3,245 3,524 53,179 12, 111 8,275 11, 941 6,559 6,229 5,188 5,768 2,182 56,253 1,679 1,775 1,865 4,036 2,197 1,288 2,882 829 4,711 21,262 3,161 2,380 6,684 1,281 182 407 929 15,024 353 153 2 419 661 160 15 640 1,014 17,124 60,237 78,597 238,034 26,740 67,123 128,655 359,951 255 EEPORT OP THE COMPTBOLLER OP THE OUBBENGY TABLE N O . 52.—Circulation of national banks at date of each call since September 28, 1925 [In thousands of dollars] Dec. 31,1925 Received from comptroller Banks in— On hand Apr. 12,1926 Outstanding Received from comptroller 29,175 1,181 30,356 28,591 4,450 33,041 576 3,485 3,189 1,750 1,691 840 1,160 890 798 6,582 6,707 13,203 14,150 5,690 5,810 4,438 4,473 1,001 1,121 2,456 2,600 1,446 1,460 1,650 1,660 1,504 1,520 4,660 4,755 745 755 2,078 2,100 1,340 1,355 3,568 3,600 2,470 2,500 1,680 1,700 197 200 3,861 4,060 199 200 2,610 2,630 5,827 5,837 3,509 3,600 2,967 3,005 468 500 4,905 4,778 2,239 2,260 1,822 1,850 1,202 2,132 1 987 1 700 3,592 3,730 2,838 2,941 598 600 979 1,000 556 656 398 400 1,069 1,076 1,085 950 617 620 9,499 9,623 568 570 1,196 1,200 793 800 600 593 28 62 6 22 64 113 98 105 On hand June 30, 1926 Outstanding Received from comptroller 28,015 4,450 32,465 31,448 4,485 35, 933 On hand Outstanding CENTRAL RESERVE CITIES New York 29,734 1,181 Chicago Total central reserve cities. 30,915 559 559 576 0 924 924 30,524 4,485 35,009 OTHER RESERVE CITIES Boston __ __..... Brooklyn and Broni!_ Buffalo Philadelphia Pittsburgh.. Richmond... „ .- Birmingham Dallas El Paso Fort Worth Galveston -- - Waco Little Rock Louis ville_.___ Nashville Toledo _ . Chicago.... Detroit St. PauT Sioux City St. Joseph Kansas City, Kans_ Topeka ._. Wichita - 3,260 1,750 850 800 6,707 13,400 6,810 4,523 1,151 2,500 1,460 1,650 1,520 4,755 755 2,100 1,355 3,600 2,500 1,700 200 3,860 200 2,630 5,837 3,600 3,005 500 4,928 2,260 1,850 1,232 2,000 3,605 2,898 600 1,000 556 400 1,075 1,100 520 9,624 670 1,200 800 600 200 630 400 750 300 760 Tulsa 3,357 Seattle —-2,650 210 6,225 1,100 Oakland 9,650 675 Ogden 1,050 Salt Lake City Total other reserve c i t i e s - 146,743 177,658 Total all reserve cities Pueblo 71 59 10 2 125 197 120 85 30 44 14 16 95 10 22 15 42 30 20 3 9 1 20 10 91 38 32 23 21 28 30 13 13 60 2 21 2 6 16 3 125 2 4 7 7 3 6 3 9 33 126 15 65 5 16 1,874 2,433 200 200 650 630 400 400 750 747 294 300 747 548 3,348 3,357 2,617 2,650 210 260 6,099 6,225 1,085 1,100 9,585 9,850 670 675 1,034 1,050 144,869 148,643 175,226 181,684 14 33 18 113 18 38 47 44 26 20 4 1 60 40 133 17 19 44 30 14 10 45 17 24 20 26 3 9 8 4 80 5 13 14 6 3,457 3,626 1,688' 1,760 1,144 1,175 868 950 6,643 6,707 14,037 14,400 5,712 5,810 4,368 4,173 1,001 1,001 2,500 2,500 1,446 1,460 1,617 1,860 1,502 1,520 4,642 4,755 855 737 2,062 2,100 1,355 1,308 3,556 3,600 2,474 2,500 1,680 1,700 196 200 4,059 4,060 200 50 2,580 2,630 5,797 5,837 3,467 3,600 2,988 3,005 500 481 4,734 4,778 2,230 2,260 1,836 1,860 2,122 2,132 1 655 1 700 3,713 3,730 2,941 2,917 580 600 974 1,000 553 556 400 400 1,066 1,075 942 950 516 520 9,543 9,624 570 566 1,150 1,187 786 800 600 594 200 200 650 645 5 394 400 6 734 750 16 300 290 10 543 550 5 7 3,350 3,357 13 2,637 2,650 260 204 56 190 6,035 6,225 1,100 10 1,090 125 9,725 9,850 670 675 5 1,050 6 1,044 1,959 146,684 148,921 2,635 179,149 184,854 73 65 19 3 99 186 90 66 9 17 46 15 26 14 20 3 39 10 32 24 29 45 69 9 17 76 36 22 22 73 15 7 3 2 2 10 73 2 8 10 7 3,552 1,685 1,156 947 6 608 14,214 5,720 4,107 1,001 2,491 1,443 1,804 1,505 4,729 841 2,080 1 352 3,561 2,490 1,668 200 4,036 50 2,601 5,792 3,541 2,996 483 4,702 2,224 1,828 2 132 1 700 3,708 2,868 585 993 553 398 1,073 950 510 9,551 568 1,142 790 593 200 650 386 746 300 660 3,357 18 2,632 260 139 6,086 27 1,073 116 9,734 7 668 7 1,043 1,715 147,206 2,339 182,216 14 4 256 EEPOBT OF THE COMPTBOLLEIt OF THE CURRENCY TABLE N O . 52.—Circulation of national banks at date of each call since September 28, 1925—Continued [In thousands of dollars] A p r . 12,1926 Dec. 81, 1925 Received from comptroller Banks in— Re- Ee- On hand Out- ceived stand- from comping J u n e 30, 1928 i On hand Out- ceived stand- from comping On hand troller troller Outstanding COUNTRY PANKS Maine New Hampshire Vermont Massachusetts Rhode IslandConnecticut .. 6,710 4, 693 4,349 16,567 5,273 96 38 262 117 Total New England States. 46,480 New York New Jersey Pennsylvania.. Delaware Maryland Total Eastern States Virginia West Virginia... North Carolina. South Carolina . Georgia Florida Alabama Mississippi Louisiana Texas Arkansas Kentucky Tennessee Total Southern States Ohio — Indiana Illinois Michigan... Wisconsin.. Minnesota. Iowa Missouri Toial Middle Western States North Dakota __ South Dakota.. Nebraska Kansas . _ Montana Wyoming Colorado New Mexico OklahomaTotal Western States Washington Oregon California Maho Utah Nevada Arizona Total Pacific States Alaska (nonmembec banks).. The Territory of Hawaii (nonmembec banks) Total (nonmember banks). Total country banks Total United States 32,940 21,335 63,153 1,153 3,936 122, 517 19, 447 10,402 9,602 6,807 5.467 4,025 7,759 3,029 2,769 23, (84 3, mo 12,415 10,468 [119, 404 28,554 19,974 26,217 10,925 11,318 11,009 14,141 5,768 127,936 3,964 2,776 6,569 8,615 21«1 1, 724 3. 717 1,370 6,568 37.464 3,629 3,010 13,318 2,1S9 545 1,204 570 24,495 63 _450 513" 478,809 6,46; 277 850 24 52 5,614 4,635 4,311 16,305 5,185 9,771 5,707 4,668 4,350 16,567 5,073 82 46 64 270 115 175 5,625 4,622 4,286 16,297 4,958 9,713 5,702 4,677 4,350 16,567 4,073 9,938 128 60 49 318 43 152 5,574 4,617 4,301 16.249 4,030 9,786 45, 821 46,253 752 45,501 45,307 750 44,557 32,471 32,923 21,058 21,511 62,303 63,304 1,129 1,153 502 323 786 23 41 32,421 21,18S 62, 518 1,130 3,895 32,903 21,811 63,397 1,153 3,937 469 392 765 24 31 32,434 21,419 62,632 1,129 3,906 1,675 121,152 23, 201 3,936 1,672 120,845 122,827 245 129 110 66 45 58 17S 34 37 271 19 75 80 19,202 10,273 9,192 6,741 5,422 3,967 7.581 2,996 2,732 23, .V>3 3,571 12, 340 10, 388 19,173 10,502 9,598 6,632 5,677 4,021 7. 559 3.039 2,768 23,654 3,566 12,415 10,508 1,347 118,057 119,115 227 296 139 101 68 101 47 28,255 19, 747 25, U21 10,786 11,247 10,941 J4.040 5,721 23,349 20,013 26,122 10,935 11,349 10, 968 13,729 5,669 1,278 126,658 127,134 3,918 3,859 2,764 2,746 0, 516 6,544 8,537 8,566 2,146 2,146 1,724 1,715 3,439 3.691 1,357 1,304 fi, 525 6,471 288 j 87,. 176 30, 852 3,460 59" 2,792 46 13,135 136 2,126 48 10 545 21 1,204 6 523 326 21, 169 23, 785 63 m 450 450 510 513 5,573 473,236 476,479 8,006 648,461 J5S8,163 121, 520 19,308 10,527 9,542 6,606 5,677 4,024 6,959 3,039 2,767 23,567 3,526 12, 315 10,508 155 123 183 142 28 51 39 4.8 26 170 35 55 52 19,153 10,404 9,359 6,464 5,649 3,973 6,920 2,991 2,741 23,397 3,491 12,260 10,456 1,641 117,474 118,365 1,107 117,258 28,274 19,852 26, 263 10,965 11,376 10, 765 13,638 5, 669 308 194 238 156 79 69 67 32 27,966 19,658 26,035 10,809 11,297 10,696 13,571 5,637 1,407 125,727 126,802 25 | 3,834 3,869 15 j 2,731 2,631 64 6,480 6,484 88 8,478 19 2,127 2,137 1,706 1,724 18 3,413 3,438 1,349 1,257 6,391 6,274 343 36,509 36,363 3,410 3,359 101 2.7S0 35 2.757 156 12i 979 12.955 2,097 29 i 126 545 543 1,204 1,193 502 514 23,442 23,522 61 62 1,143 125,659 117 124 122 70 326 65 65 36S 35 127 106 19, 056 10,378 9,476 6, 577 5.617 3,954 7,233 2,974 2,703 23,285 3,531 12,288 10,402 323 28,026 245 19, 768 268 25,854 182 10,753 110 11, 239 87 10,881 141 13,588 5,618 51 13 437 450 _498 6,176 470, 'M 8,711 649,452 658,926 35 9 32 52 8 10 19 4 —27. T«6~ 47 21 136 12 11 3,834 2,622 6,452 8,497 2,129 1,714 8,419 1,253 6,247 36,167 3,363 2,759 12,819 2,114 534 1,198 499 23,286 55 12 19 5,132 7,771 493 46S, 940 651,155 EEPOET OF THE COMPTROLLER. OF THE CUBBENCY 257 TABLE N O . 53.—Gold, silver, coin certificates, legal tenders, and other currency held by national banks at date «/ each report from January 13, 1914, to June SO, 1986 [For prior years see annual report 19201 [In thousands of dollars] Gold coin Gold Treasury certificates Clearing house certificates (sec. 5192) United States certificates for gold deposited i 153, 386 153, 438 149, 295 156, 234 162, 564 124,464 314, 810 333,612 321, 729 308,005 315, 862 200,179 79, 413 87,933 99,964 84,326 73,906 44,196 124,191 117,611 121,173 119,950 127,118 118,416 205,095 224,056 276,046 327,673 349,984 295,410 119,697 117,114 117,199 122,079 127, 599 120,396 Silver dollar Silver Treasury certificates Fractional silvers coin Legaltender notes 45,150 55, 670 54, 875 38,820 39, 230 19,255 15,180 14, 536 14, 293 12,692 12,810 14,009 148,197 125,321 129, 824 126, 445 128,450 109, 210 24,354 22,184 21,605 19,677 20,430 23,644 201, 429 175,373 177, 490 157,508 172,391 128,371 981,919 968,067 969,075 803,707 825,553 663,228 64,848 70,932 74,059 64, 569 59,568 83,964 45,935 61,910 63,115 66,170 51,605 54,960 13,614 12,001 12,427 12,094 11,473 11,778 115, 736 100,544 110, 529 118,528 111,074 103,860 22, 534 20,195 21,192 20,800 20,975 21,375 127,091 128,000 111,240 122, 765 114,978 118,117 718,944 735, 249 789, 781 842,609 846, 775 867,880 310,064 281,170 284,089 286,413 320,574 310,627 87, 749 78,801 66,971 77,646 65,623 67, 259 56,170 44,365 40,735 43,684 41,738 38,636 11,897 11,737 11,812 11,762 11,991 13,083 101,293 109,365 98,505 100,664 21, 710 21,013 21,168 20,869 21,402 22,498 124,833 113,890 117, 524 105,101 101,496 108,847 833,61S 777, 4.55 75S.O03 768,123 788,344 785,946 Mar. 5 118, 433 343,784 Mayl 116,897 305,597 116,983 224. SUJune 20 Sept.. 11 79, 549 Nov. 2 0 . . . . 70,002 Doc. 31 61,560 67,315 59,746 55,985 6,697 15,431 13, 661 42,823 37,270 16,«95 13,025 13,339 13,434 « S9, 445 • 42,007 8 45,122 97,240 102,612 105.336 23,378 107,994 23,980 103, 828 23,738 105,147 367,918 (') 388,680 411, 783 813,992 763,329 661, 833 493, 609 516,120 532,128 12,359 12,098 11,639 11,884 11, 530 11, 425 ' 41, 653 «43,759 11,170 '37,978 5 42, 521 12, 110 74,850 (0 53,317 ((?) 59, 781 210,115 363, 435 161, 789 283, 857 362,106 302,378 449, 719 463,494 382, 701 364,136 443,828 522,003 11.229 Hi 151 10, 940 10,872 10, 859 10,878 5 353, 002 () 375,355 35, 818 238, 688 359,851 371, 373 431,080 435,839 455,3(59 424,455 439,211 450,041 508,605 Date 1914 Jan.13 Mar. 4 June 30 Sept. 12.... Oct. 31 Dec. 31 Paper currency 8 Total lawful money 1915 Mar. 4 May 1 June 23 Sept. 2 Nov. 10.... Dec. 31 1916 Mar. 7 Mayl June 30 Sept. 12.... Nov. 17 Dec. 27 97,921 104, 600 1917 () 1918 Mar. 4 May 10 June 29 Aug. 31 Nov. 1 "Dee. 31 52,394 44,202 34,261 30,417 27,671 24, 725 SS, 348 42,910 34, 467 () 28,681 (l) <«) 32,073 () 39,034 (') (') 45,104 1919 Mar. 4 May 12 June 30 Sept. 12 Nov. 17 Dee. 3 1 . . . . . 25, 590 25, 348 25,893 25,130 24,336 21, 236 (*) 28,201 46,018 5 43,515 11,025 • 43,358 5 43,473 5 45, 431 () 31,328 w 1920 10,802 22,234 Feb. 28 5 40,839 302, 816 376, 751 () 10, 836 22,357 6 43,215 379, 875 456, 283 May* () 9,865 10, 424 282, 861 450,351 27. 259 June 30 21, 532 33,193 30, 917 8,858 397) 822 471, 546 Sept. 8 22, 516 » 42, 350 (') 9,658 370, 866 448,037 ' 44, 003 Nov. 15 23, 510 3,813 421,910 494, 400 ' 47, 091 Dec. 29 20,686 ' Beginning Sept. 11, 1917, included with gold Treasury certificates. 2 Beginning Dec. 31, 1914, includes minor coin. ' Beginning Sept. 11,1917, includes all United States paper-currency and bank notes except on the dates when shown under the respective headings. •6 included with paper currency on these dates. fractional silver and minor coin included with silver dollars on these dates. o 258 KEPOBT OF THE COMPTROLLER OP THE CX^RRENCY TABLE N O . 53.—Gold, silver, coin certificates, legal tenders, and other currency held by national banks at date of each report from January 13, 1914, to June SO, 1926—Continued [For prior years see annual report 1920] [In thousands of dollars] Date Gold coin Gold Treasury certificates Clearing bouse certificates (sec. 5192) 8' United States certificates for gold deposited Silver dollar SUver Treasury certificates 10 20 72 65 9 '43,880 »43,735 9,099 • 36, 790 '36,949 W (J) 24,195 31,331 Fractional silver coin Legaltender Paper currency Total lawful money (') 332,138 337,035 238,561 280,801 268,104 397,773 402,223 374^349 357,798 341,811 notes 1921 Feb.21 Apr. 28 June 30 Sept. 6 Dec. 31 21,745 21,433 21,183 20,819 19,360 22,951 19,333 17,389 20,347 20,851 20,438 20,762 19,054 17,013 17,520 18,359 17,269 15,044 25 12 6 7 108 «36,182 «35,153 7,771 « 34,341 »37,265 8 8 23,012 (') ' (') (') 24,421 c) 8 19,995 19,811 20,070 18,169 16,903 19,308 20,422 23 787 182 56 55 6 '34,868 6,910 « 35,975 '39,002 23,004 <«) (') 19,121 19, 263 19,678 19,368 27,095 37,484 37,288 41,787 5 38 66 50 35,629 7,254 » 35,293 • 40,123 (') 26,662 (<) 19,246 18,857 19,600 18,212 35,880 52,904 8 25 ' 35,334 7,919 « 36, 999 » 40,449 8 (•> 26,957 (') («) 1922 Mar. 10 May 5 June30 Sept. 15 Dee. 29 (0 262,498 336,065 260,968 334,504 205,061 326,181 259,572 331,951 320,369 391,840 1923 Apr. 3 June 30 Sept. 14.. Dec. 31 («) 1924 Mar. 3 1 . . . June 30 Oct. 10 Dee. 31 1925 Apr. 6 June 30 Sept. 28 Dec. 31 8 w 25,598 21,272 8 8 w 287,199 175,149 284,963 305,465 359,147 291,108 361,485 386,428 342,969 345,219 360,101 409,566 2$77 (') (') 23,879 261,119 202,372 267, 776 308,238 28,666 (') 29,640 28,501 8 8 8 271,203 361,671 198,093 359,605 305,742 362,341 331,455 390,116 w 29,724 26,740 h 0) (0 1926 Apr. )2 June 30 18,328 17,869 64,155 99 » 36,016 7,129 30,457 ' Included with paper currency on these dates. • Fractional silver and minor coin included with silver dsllars on these dates. 313,229 193,778 367,573 359,951 EEPOBT OF THE COMPTEOLLEK OF THE CTJEBENCY 259 TABLE N O . 54,—Gold, etc., held by national banks in the city of New York at date of each report from January 13, 1914, to June SO, 1926 [For prior years see annual report 1920] [In thousands of dollars] Date 1914 Jan. 13.... Mar. 4.... June 30... Sept. 12... Oet;31.-. Dec. 3 1 . . . 1915 Mar. 4.... May 1 June 23... Sept. 2.... Nov. 10... Dec. 31... Gold coin Gold Gold Treasury Clearinghouse Treasury certificertificertificates cates cates payable (sec. 5192) to order Silver dollars Silver Treasury Fractional Paper certifi- silver coin currency cates Total 4,834 6,229 5,444 4,953 5,532 5,208 135,709 158, 776 142,616 112, 464 128,981 85, 791 17,420 26, 740 31,940 17,100 17,420 8,410 44,055 52,830 60,545 46,910 39, 390 20,020 50, 674 37, 111 39,413 47, 321 52,534 41, 318 1,358 1,230 1,218 1,142 1,172 1,233 254,089 282,971 281,229 229,950 245,087 162,037 4,501 4,125 3,970 9,468 7,095 82,110 101,105 145,144 190, 450 209,547 154,263 31,580 48,000 50,150 42,960 38, 370 39,890 41,950 49,230 53,270 43,090 41,890 64,370 47,898 36,371 37,302 49,432 38,009 33,167 1,054 1,109 1,057 1,138 1, 551 1,275 209,138 239,989 290,945 333,222 338,876 300,101 25,902 31,205 25,904 26,104 22, 976 23,545 1,243 1,284 1,382 1,454 1,455 1,411 300,493 258,646 250,902 238,162 262,140 256,671 48 47 46 1, 741 2,029 4, 572 22,946 22,959 24,603 1,343 1,672 1,659 64, 421 69, 792 67, 513 282,710 234,541 142,890 72,845 86, 214 86,174 11,360 11,150 10,855 11,220 10,800 10,800 1,854 "2,727 21 *2,029 > 2,303 49 16,660 (') 12, 593 1,722 22, 638 59,802 24,022 47,922 54, 795 37, 273 70,178 76,046 66,191 63,324 70,144 76, 678 10,800 10,800 10,803 10,800 10,800 10,800 '2,175 '2,084 60 '2,Q60 ' 2, 528 1 2,330 1,504 52, 389 54,158 29,322 52,865 55,430 62,057 67,345 68,914 64,843 67,495 70,314 76,509 10,800 10,800 9,814 8,800 9,630 3,800 > 1,993 '2,152 43 »2,424 *2,496 "3,052 2,319 47,096 50,601 36,661 59,438 53,498 58, 702 61,178 64,715 68,965 71,958 67,554 1,758 47,119 52,710 31,989 33,194 33,424 50,329 56,350 53,093 • 46,014 44,912 1916 Mar. 7—. May 1 June 30.. . Sept. 12... Nov. 17... Dec. 27... 1917 Mar. 5.... Mayl June 20... Sept. 11... Nov. 20... Dec. 31... 6,004 6,361 6,422 4,324 5,966 5,199 162, 042 127, 628 140, 655 124, 877 156, 330 148,326 39,480 31,360 26, 620 28,150 27,280 25,070 65,740 60,770 49,880 53, 210 48,090 53, 070 5,957 5,655 5,384 3,283 3,123 3,079 177, 507 136,178 64,078 (') 28,540 46, 370 45,050 42,370 3,400 11,270 11,010 1918 Mar. 4_... May 10... June 29— Aug. 31... Nov. 1.... Dec. 3 1 . . . 2,218 2,367 1,990 2,153 2,246 1,745 15,448 1919 Mar. 4 May 12 June 30 Sept. 1 2 - . . : Nov. 17 Dee. 31 1,981 1,872 1,860 1,770 1,656 1,322 1920 Feb.28 May 4 June 30 Sept. 8 Nov. 15 Dec. 29 1,289 1,162 1,134 1,296 1,930 1,430 14,988 (•) (') 13,820 () 11, 910 0) (') 13,186 (') 1921 1,141 Feb. 21 1,103 Apr. 28 June30 1,053 12,503 Sept. 6 945 10,359 934 Dec. 31 t3) 8,763 1 Included with paper currency. 1 Includes fractional silver and minor coin. »Included with gold Treasury certificates. (J) 2 1 2 1 ' 2,069 '2,537 17 »1,516 > 1,791 0) (•) 11,422 8 9,384 (') () 5,773 8 260 EEPOHT OF THE COMPTEOLLER OF THE CURRENCY TABLE N O . 54.-—Gold, etc., held by national banks in the city of New York at date of each report from, January 13, 1914, to June SO, 19%6—Continued [For prior years see annual report 1920] [In thousands of dollars] Date Gold coin Gold Treasury ClearingGold house Treasury certificertificates certificates cates payable (sec. 5192) to order Silver dollars Silver Treasury Fractional Paper certifi- silver coin currency cates Total 1922 942 999 764 729 936 8,677 8,653 8,576 8,106 5,003 > 1,789 » 1,825 18 > 1,701 U,801 () 642 614 621 7,218 6,328 6,383 6,401 ! 1,420 11 »1,906 '1,495 () 2,638 (•) (') 471 6,757 > 1,381 () 426 755 8,922 7,507 > 1,479 »1,962 1923 Apr. 6 June 30.Sept. 28._ Dec. Bl~. 535 424 703 7«7 6,868 7,357 J 1926 Apr. 12... June 30... 413 358 (•) ti, 139 Mar. 10— Mays.-. June 30--. Sept. 16.Dee.29— 1923 Apr. 3 June 38--. Sept. 14.. Dec. 31 — 1924 Mar. 31— June 30__. Oct. 10--. Doc. 31 — J ! 67 3,764 « 2,685 (') (•) 1,572 8 (0 1,574 1, 015 8 • 1,578 16 33,091 31,442 25,539 28,068 31, 214 0) 2,076 2,513 , 42,919 40,351 38,604 38, «54 23,901 14,793 19,109 21,834 33,181 25,698 27,719 1,570 19, 618 15,092 19,450 25,369 28,227 28,070 30,277 35,593 1,332 21,910 16, 715 25,582 28,732 30,880 23,115 27,859 31,114 27,433 17, 111 29,424 28,017 1,314 1,813 30, « 9 • Included with paper currency. 2 Includes fractional silver and minor coin. > Included with gold Treasury certificates. NOTE.—Beginning with reports for Sept. 11,1917, national bank notes, legal tender notes, Federal reserve notes, and Federal reserve bank notes not included in previous classification of specie, are now included rn paper currency and total. Paper currency includes all United States paper currency and bank notes except on the dates when shown under the respective headings. Fractional silver coin includes minor coin beginning Dec. 31,1914. EEPOET OF THE COMPTBOLLER OF THE CUBBENCY TABLE N O . 55.—Reserve held by national banks at date of each report September 11, 1917, to June 30, 1928 261 from [In thousands of dollars] amount Number Net on which of reserve is banks computed Date Sept. 11,1917 Nov.20,1917 Dee. 31,1917 Mar. 4,1918 May 10,1918 June 29,1918 Aug. SI, 1918 Nov. 1,1918 Dec. SI, 1918 Mar. 4,1919 May 12,1919 June 30,1919 Sept. 12,1919 Nov. 17,1919 Dec. 31,1919 Feb. 28,1920 May 4,1920 June 30,1920 Sept. 8,1920 Nov. 15,1920 Dec. 29,1920 Feb. 21,1921Apr. 28,1921 June 30,1921 Sept. 6,1921 Dec. 31,1921 Mar. M), 1922 May 5, 1922 June 80,1922 Sept. 15,1922 Dec. 29,1922 Apr. 3,1923June 30,1923 Sept. 14, 1928 Dec. 31,1923 Mar. 31,1924 lane 30,1924 Oct. 10,1924 Dec. 31,1924 Apr. 6,192S 111116 30,1925 Sept. 28,1925 Dec. 31,1925 Apr. 12,1926 June 80,1926 7,638 7,656 7,662 7,670 7,688 7,705 7,728 7,754 7,767 7,761 7,773 7,785 7,821 7,865 7,890 7,933 7,990 8,030 8,093 8,123 8,130 8,143 8,152 8,154 8,155 8,169 8,197 8,230 8,249 8,240 8,225 _ _ _ _ 1 i 8,241 8,239 8,184 8, 115 8,085 8,071 8,049 8,016 8,072 8,085 8,054 8,000 7,978 10,082,779 10.348.806 10,556,545 10,462,409 10,310,417 10,127,916 10,456,659 10,767, 510 11,562,483 11,283,710 11,718,095 11,576,140 12,274,272 12,721,467 12,825,314 12,994,198 12,806, 588 12,727, 792 12,693,655 12,493,179 12,078,661 11, 654, 918 11,134,115 11,016,794 10,822,861 11,141, 891 11,271,100 11,471,231 11,816,544 12,051,224 12,349,018 J 2,221.916 12,186; 058 12,277,560 12,458,042 12,341,069 12,800, 802 13,429,246 13,881,648 13,516, 683 13, 774, 795 13,960,502 14,547,805 14,020,618 14,286,314 Percentage ofdue amounts from Amount due Amount of from Federal Federal rareserve reserve banks lcberve to amount quired banks l on which reserve is computed 964, ^ S 985,004 1,008,104 998,291 992,194 977,268 1,006,632 1,032,256 1,113,112 1,074,164 1,121,319 1,107,719 1,170,205 l,204,9£0 1,211,602 1,225,025 1,207,984 1,204,501 1,193,947 1,172,175 1,138,132 1,093,966 1,045,687 1,038,165 1.015,469 1,056,976 1,069,126 1,090,215 1,124,026 1,136, 691 1,161,292 1,132,927 1,129, 755 1,135,859 1,152,298 1,145,588 1,203,824 1,265,621 1,306,709 1,260,747 1,289,009 - 1,300,635 1,362,24* 1,303,032 1,337,658 1,048,425 1,080,075 1,114,081 1,074,211 1,106, 862 1,131, 674 1,113,667 1,101,629 1,182,608 1,151,145 1,180,961 1,211,079 1,229,533 1,264,482 1,314,302 1,288,169 1,267,823 1,247,006 1,232,039 1,220,152 1,187,251 1,130,402 1,078.730 1,041,760 1,031,468 1,145,074 1,126, 793 1,152, 111 1,152,833 1,233, 717 1,222,464 1,181,428 1,144, 516 1,171,274 1,182, 863 1,162,001 1,200,250 1,305,542 1,397,532 1,275,496 1,329,081 1,326,534 1,379, 736 1,291,186 1,383,124 10.40 10.44 10.55 10.27 10.74 11.17 10.65 10.23 10.23 10.20 10.08 10.46 10.02 9.94 10.28 9.91 9.90 9.80 9.71 9.77 9.g3 9.70 9.69 9.46 9.53 10.28 9.91 10.04 9.76 10.24 9.90 9.67 9.39 9.54 9.49 9.42 9.38 9.72 10.07 9.44 9.65 9.50 9.48 9.21 9.88 lacludes cash in vault and due from approved reserve agents of nonmember national banks in Alaska, and Hawaii. TABLE N O . 56.—Reserve computation of national banks at date of each call since September 88, 1925 to [In thousands of dollars] Apr. 12,1926 Dec. 31,1925 Banks in— Net Net Per cent Amount Amount Per cent amounts amounts Net Net to net of lawful of lawful to net due from amount on Amount due from amount on Amount reserve amount on reserve amount on banks not banks not of reserve with Fedwhich of reserve with Fedwhich which which included required eral reserve reserve is reserve is required eral reserve reserve is included reserve Is in reserve computed in reserve 1 computed £ banks computed banks computed calculation calculation 1 O CENTRAL RESERVE CITIES New York. Chicago Total central reserve cities. 78,325 1,038 2,861,928 684,831 372,051 357,777 83,660 12.50 12.22 24,511 530 2,540,502 660,028 330,265 85,804 301,500 83,670 11.87 12.68 79,363 3,546, 759 461,079 441,437 12.45 25,041 3,200,530 416,069 385,170 12.03 11,750 420 527 365 8,011 1,266 2,512 4,736 222 6,711 493,621 56,009 45,812 6,784 501,837 325,643 97,067 49, 362 5,601 4, 581 678 50,184 32,564 9,707 487,555 66,844 49, 278 6,851 487,356 321, 662 92, 917 89,257 40,827 59,907 76,737 25,745 28,435 80,723 15,885 48, 532 15,242 77,452 31,143 11,173 4,716 59,583 10,386 30,356 48,756 48,449 5,912 5,862 6,699 2,735 2,967 8,782 1,533 4,792 1,568 7,706 3,111 1,051 510 6,050 1,202 2,981 9.97 10.56 10.51 10.48 10.55 9.62 7.97 9.85 9.70 8.71 11.18 10.92 9.43 10.45 10.47 11.73 11.91 11.83 11.27 11.16 9.92 8.77 10.38 6.73 1,481 59,124 58,617 66,995 27,350 49,236 5,913 4,814 711 52,962 31,343 7,741 8,570 5,733 5,108 7, """ 9.94 12.36 9.61 10.03 9.61 9.84 9.80 9.86 11.21 10.53 9.11 10.07 1 OTHER RESERVE CITIES Boston .Albany Brooklyn and Bronx. Buffalo Philadelphia Pittsburgh Baltimore Washington Bichmond Atlanta Jacksonville Birmingham New Orleans Dallas El Paso Fort Worth Galveston Houston San Antonio Waco Little Eock. Louisville Memphis Nashville , 1,74S> 473 1.0 784 2,773 1,509 655 307 438 306 87,822 15,325 47,923 15,682 77,056 31,110 10,513 5,097 60,496 12,017 29,814 2,7' 9,178 1,604 6,619 1,868 9,118 3,507 1,173 506 5,307 1,247 2,007 703 •305 7,981 471 2,532 4,285 95 6,299 3,227 1,764 2,052 163 599 3,507 2,121 1,301 83 340 258 522 4, 685 48,736 32,166 9,292 8,925 4,083 5,991 7,674 2,574 2,840 8,072 1,589 4,853 1,524 7,745 3,114 1,118 471 5,958 1,039 3,036 8,264 4,735 687 46,957 31, 512 9,110 8,797 4,575 6,309 6,991 2,592 2,791 7,721 1,461 1,755 1,597 7,464 3,240 1,173 475 5,860 954 2,551 9.82 9.56 9.20 9.80 10.48 9.64 10.40 10.50 10.07 9.84 9.19 8.40 I 3 a 00 Cincinnati Cleveland Columbus Toledo Indianapolis Chicago Peoria Detroit Grand Rapids Milwaukee Minneapolis St. Paul Cedar Rapids Des Moines Dubuque Sioux City Kansas City, Mo... St. Joseph St. Louis Lincoln Omaha Kansas City, Kans.. Topeka Wichita Helena Denver Pueblo Muskogee Oklahoma City Tulsa... Seattle Spokane Portland Los Angeles Oakland San Francisco ... Ogden Salt Lake City 915 692 412 91,3*2 45,572 55,996 5,697 55,118 46,102 16,423 139,732 19,400 92,703 134,056 74,307 15,698 25,473 5,507 18,236 101,298 15,922 215,296 16,721 9.17 9.45 12.19 9.09 6.75 10.63 10.22 6.92 10.50 9.68 8.94 10.54 12.05 11.73 10.73 9.87 12.10 10.66 9.37 10.96 10.03 10.69 10.49 11.20 13.61 10.79 10.40 11.56 11.01 9.35 10.21 10.03 9.73 10. 56 9.95 10.04 10.62 11.53 1,567 1,399 8,813 5,299 5,768 509 5,244 4,641 1,707 13,349 1,888 9,648 12,824 7,410 1,678 2,994 566 1,989 9,323 1,466 21,801 1,656 6,659 697 1,439 1,999 414 8,834 890 719 4, 515 6,421 7,808 2,061 7,027 15,936 2,142 19,498 459 2,160 495 5,327 156 1,472 2,771 261 5,598 87 402 7,628 14,687 18,328 4,723 89,356 9,229 7,541 46,638 62,460 75,361 20,010 67,634 173,477 21,402 193, 913 6,081 23,643 8,138 4, 557 5,600 570 5, 512 4,6)0 1,642 13,973 1,940 9,270 13,406 7,431 1, 570 2, HI 551 1,824 10,130 1,592 21, 529 1,672 6,870 763 1,469 1,833 472 8,935 923 754 4,664 6,246 7.536 2,001 6,764 17,348 2,140 19,391 608 2,364 591 1,799 12,253 1,697 20,168 1,832 6,890 815 1, 541 2,052 643 9,644 960 872 5,137 5,843 7,697 2,007 6,580 18,312 2,130 19, 478 646 2,725 Total other reserve cities. 109,093 4,349,823 434,982 434, 567 9.99 111,004 4, 298,038 429,804 425,004 9.89 Total all reserve cities 188, 456 7, 896, 582 6,061 876,004 11.09 136,045 7,498, 568 845,873 810,174 10.80 5,5 19, 952 1,425 2,351 542 478 468 3,517 99 26 1,370 306 7,324 542 8,381 4,306 6,825 518 3,718 4,902 1,678 9,674 2,037 8,977 11,986 7,832 1,892 2,987 74 4,525 5,116 892 996 653 350 10 62 333 1,818 1,026 510 140 6,097 448 264 582 5,112 4,500 89 2,431 5,700 1,748 13, 568 169 750 85,134 52,9S1 57,680 5,084 52,436 46,414 17,069 133,491 18,882 96,483 128, 237 74,098 16,782 29,939 5,656 19,890 93,233 14,657 218,010 16, 558 66,586 6,970 14, 388 19,991 4,140 8,900 7,194 45,147 64, 213 78,075 20,608 70, 269 159,365 21,417 194,985 4,591 21, 604 7,410 4,744 5,897 532 4,634 4,836 1,782 14,204 1,847 9,700 14, 597 7,493 1,960 2,864 572 1,823 9,508 1,344 23, 014 1,538 6,181 695 1,450 2,100 346 9,133 912 616 3,838 6,509 8,738 2,386 5,812 16,594 2,005 15,616 465 2,289 8.70 S.95 10.22 10.46 8.84 10.42 10.44 10.64 9.78 10.05 11.38 10.11 11. 6S 9.57 10.11 9.17 10.20 9.17 JO. 56 9.29 9.28 9.97 10.08 10.50 8.36 10.34 10. 25 8.56 8.50 10.14 11.19 11. 58 8.27 10. 41 9. «6 8.01 10.13 10. 60 1 This amount represents the net amount due from banks as shown by the reports of those banks whose balances due from exceed the balances due to banks and must be deducted from the amount in the second column in order to prove the apparent amount of. liabilities upon which reserve is required. Certified checks and cashiers' checks are now included with amount due to banks in the reserve calculation. TABLE N O . 56.—Reserve computation of national hanks at date of each call since September 38, 1925—Continued [In thousands of dollars] Dec. 31,192E Apr. 12,1926 Net Amount Net Per cent Amount Per cent amounts oflawful amounts Net Net to net oflawful to net due from amount en Amount reserve due from amount on Amount oZOuuiji on which. of reserve with Fed- amount on banks not which of reserve banks not reserve which reserve is included reserve is required eral reserve included required wim i? eu- reserve is reserve is in reserve computed eral reserve computed iri reserve computed banks Banks in— computed calculation calculation banks COUNTBT BANKS Maine. New Hampshire Vermont Massachusetts Bnade Island Connecticut Total New England States... New York New Jersey Pennsylvania. Delaware Maryland _ _ , _. Total Eastern States Virginia... West Virginia North Carolina South Carolina Georgia Florida.. ^__.._ Alabama.:.. Mississippi..; Louisiana Taias. Arkansas Kentucky Tennessee. r. _ _ _ ,. Total Southern States 5,278 3,486 7.33 5,337 2,151 1,875 10.631 2,625 18, 050 71,977 48,133 30,799 311,256 50,340 175, 969 5,038 3,229 2,156 21,788 3,524 12,318 2,422 22, 252 8,S8? 11,683 7.86 7.16 7.13 6.64 6,325 2,252 1,453 10,534 2,609 15,011 7. 56 74,862 44,018 30,005 313,778 46,690 175,137 8,240 3,081 2,100 21,966 8,261 12,260 6,«2 8,176 2,268 23,130 8,819 7.23 ,-.22 7.53 7. 37 7.12 7.02 7.25 12,260 40, 469 686,474 48,053 48, 705 7.09 37,184 684,390 47,907 49,585 32,368 32,229 62,043 778 3,086 693,949 536,062 808, 208 13,329 53,370 41,877 37,454 56, 574 46,092 41,094 31,314 24, 720 60,497 675 44,212 36,331 3,736 2,794 603,822 509, 263 806,914 12,936 52, 636 42,268 36,648 62,678 1,105 3,966 7.76 7.68 7.88 8.29 7.43 130, 484 2,003,915 14d, 274 154,335 7.70 120,000 1, 985, 461 138,982 146, 620 9,796 6,564 9,617 10,193 7,509 11,846 13,122 5,726 3,890 3,951 23,418 4,214 6,7d6 5,854 8,669 7,623 8 9§8 5,159 4,618 20,624 9,886 5,508 2,97i 9,948 8,133 7,795 5,360 4,288 13,777 6,747 4,306 3,887 25,481 4,765 7,026 7,048 8.13 7.58 7.33 7.76 8.29 7.35 8.25 142,108 108,302 25,118 12,954 7,417 4)798 52, 597 8,970 10, 327 7,505 145,614 107,268 106,842 69,048 61,749 187,455 8i f 798 55,565 56)439 334, 545 60,199 95)805 83, 623 7.66 7.89 B.68 t. 48 7.46 43,790 7,679 7,785 6,525 104,091 62,944 46,580 164, 699 76,222 54, 871 50,22i 313,063 57, 857 92.703 82,689 21.916 4,060 6,489 6,785 10,744 8,003 6,863 4,ft>6 3,468 il, ?01 6,689 4,06V 8,600 28, 646 4,259 6,797 6,698 170, 623 1,435, 660 100,496 110,468 139, 675 1,365,330 94,873 100,071 t. 3fi 8,575 6,379 938 7,458 4,893 3,622 1M 6.89 7.62 7.92 7.33 8.43 7.69 56,484 905 3,677 7,681 7,*6 4,406 3,201 11,529 5,266 3,841 3, Sis 132 7-13 61,055 962 3,970 7.57 7.M % " 7. 3? ifci t-io 7.50 7.39 6.9? 7,55 7.38 7.33 8.11 Ohio . Indiana Illinois. Michigan Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa... Missouri ..... . . . » . . . . . Total Middle States North Dakota South Dakota . Kansas Montana WTy0ming Colorado New Mexico Oklahoma . . . __ . . . . . . . . . . . . Total Western States Washington. Oregon. „, California Idaho . . . Utah.... . Kevada Arizona. , . .. . .. . . . Total Pacific States Total countn7 banks. .. . - . Total United States 2 . . .. 27,066 14, 641 28.766 12, 331 14, 666 14,088 14, 482 5,370 303, 397 186,849 321, 599 143, 635 149, 623 154, 601 149, 511 59,415 21,238 13,079 22, 512 10,054 10,264 10,822 10,466 4,159 22,244 14,087 23, 877 10,520 10, 554 11,051 11,337 4,294 7.33 7.54 7.42 7.32 7.20 7.15 7.58 7.23 25, 439 12, 019 30,128 12,324 16,605 11, 526 15, 261 4,433 301, 754 172,809 327, 385 149,813 159,126 150, 515 154,280 58,599 21,123 12, 097 22, 917 10,487 11,338 10, 536 10,79B 4,102 22,041 12,823 23, 675 10,901 11,490 11,058 11, 299 4,185 7.30 7.42 7.23 7.28 7.22 7.35 7.32 7.14 131, 410 1,465, 630 102, 594 107, 967 7.37 127, 735 1, 474, 281 103, 200 107, 472 7.29 8,054 6,837 6,146 15, 604 8,684 4.317 8,251 3, 980 28, 434 62,606 48,907 5?, 187 115, 435 50, 042 28,936 62, 763 21,164 166,050 4,382 3,423 4,003 8,080 3,503 2,026 4,393 1,482 11,624 4,717 3,678 4,361 8,637 3,771 2,205 6,041 1,666 13,068 7.53 7.52 7.68 7.48 7.54 7.62 8.03 7.82 7.87 4,407 4,637 5,896 13,196 5,991 3,369 9,195 1,904 22, 359 60,233 49, 495 58,768 109,491 46,387 26,756 62, 827 19,184 153, 576 4,216 3,465 4,113 7,664 3,247 1,873 4.39S 1,343 10, 750 4,432 3,733 4,462 8,125 3.451 2,056 4,680 1,315 11,458 7.36 7.54 7.59 7.42 7.44 7.68 7.45 6.85 7.46 88,713 613, 080 42,916 47,131 7.69 70,854 580, 707 41,069 43, 712 7.45 10, 460 6,545 20,011 5,074 1,043 1,263 2,505 86,247 56,397 221, 463 39, 409 6,203 10,980 19,292 5, 967 3,948 15,502 2,759 434 769 1,350 6,185 4,236 16,061 3,130 480 849 1,451 7.26 7.51 7.26 7.94 7.74 7.73 7.52 11, 375 7,040 18,854 4,183 674 1,175 2,990 89, 462 55,125 211,035 37, 371 5,603 10, 083 19,501 6,262 3,869 14, 772 2,616 392 707 1,365 6,610 4,100 15,307 2,684 421 737 1,271 7.39 7.44 7.25 7.18 7.62 7.30 6.62 46, 931 438,991 30,729 32, 392 7.38 46, 291 428,180 29,973 31,130 7.27 14 2,784 4,699 418 705 2 736 !2,008 26.44 42.73 26 135 2,905 4,796 436 719 2719 2 1, 803 24.75 37.59 14 7,483 1,123 s 2, 744 36.67 161 7,701 1,155 2 2, 522 32. 75 608, 654 6, 661, 223 466,185 503, 732 7.57 541, 900 6, 522, 060 457,159 481, 012 7.38 797,110 14, 547, 805 1, 362, 246 1, 379, 736 9.48 677, 945 14,020, 618 1, 303, 032 1,291,180 9.21 The cash in vault (exclusive of national-bank notes) and due frotn approved reserve agents. o ft o g S * to CO O 266 BEPOBT OF THE COMPTBOLLEB OF THE CTJBBJlNCY TABLE N O . 56.—Reserve computation of national banks at dale of each'call since September 28, 1925 |In thousands of dollars] Banks in— June 30,1928 Net amounts cent Net Amount of Per due from to net on Amount of lawful re- amount banks not amount which rereserve re . serve with T included on which serve is quired Federal re- reserve n reserve computed is serve banks computed calculation i CENTRAL RESERVE CITIES New York Chicago Total central reserve cities OTHEB RESEBVE CITIES Boston -. Albany Brooklyn and Bronx Buffalo Philadelphia ... Pittsburgh Baltimore .-. Washington ...-. Richmond . Atlanta.. ...-. Jacksonville Birmingham New Orleans Dallas El Paso Fort Worth Galveston _. Houston '. San Antonio Waco Little Bock Louisville Memphis Nashville Cincinnati Cleveland Columbus _ Toledo Indianapolis Chicago... -._ Peoria _ Detroit Grand Rapids Milwaukee Minneapolis St. Paul Cedar Rapids _ DesMoines Dubuque _.. _ Sioux City Kansas City, Mo St. Joseph St. Louis Lincoln Omaha Kansas City, Kans.... Topeka Wichita... Helena _ Denver. Pueblo Muskogee Oklahoma City Tulsa Seattle Spokane Portland Los Angeles Oakland San Francisco . Ogden Salt Lake City Total other reserve cities Total all reserve cities 12,101 715 12,816 = 4,964 0, 277 646 322 5,460 680 1,708 6,060 163 4,517 2,456 3,022 2,780, 549 679, 536 3, 460,085 361, 471 88,340 449,811 371,420 462, 676" 13.36 13.43 13.37 .' T 50,147 49,940 '•; 9.96 7,777 7,435 9.56 6,060 4,950,: 9. 78 730 710 10.28 48,067 49, 827 9.65 33,444 31,901 10.48 7,005 9,336 7.50 9,476 9,106 10.41 4,067 4,250 9.57 3,860 5,429 ,7.11 5,754 5,624 10.23 2,371 2,450 9.68 2,382 2,543 9.37 3,174 7,794 8,032 9.70 1,085 1,718 1,461 11.76 5,169 4,636 11.15 171 1,361 1,239 10.99 2,824 8,029 7,506 10.70 1,724 3,651 3,040 12.01 798 1,127 1,015 11.11 215 490 449 10.91 5,649 107 6,127 9.22 1,087 510 933 ' 11.65 2,825 500 2,857 9.89 1,823 8,737 8,612 10.14 1,581 6,110 5,687 10.74 5,988 11.17 539 552 9.77 330 6,099 6,256 9.75 6,003 5,064 4,841 .10.46 1,846 1,820 JO. 14 5,876 20, 556 14,986 13.72 1,830 1,743 1,807 9.64 1,000 9,147 8,885 10.30 205 10,026 12,726 7.88 202 6,993 7,040 9.93 1,656 1,576 10.54 3,068 2,729 11.24 536 534 10.04 1,873 1,896 9.88 11,059 9,426 .11. 73 31 1,553 1,433 10.83 3,919 19,637 21,662 9.07 1,796 1,734 10.36 6,715 9. 51 761 788 9.66 1,267 1,509 1,491 10.12 2,322 2,191 10.60 611 419 14.58 5,422 8,469 8,604 9.84 836 809 10.34 142 941 763 12.34 925 4,070 4,571 8.90 2,531 6,241 6,697 9.32 5,242 7,870 7,450 10.56 70 2,126 2,029 10.48 1,932 7,910 7,087 11.16 4,598 16,126 15,946 10.11 63 2,045 2,050 9.98 4,284 18,683 19,230 9.72 483 432 11.17 2,246 939 2,181 10.30 99,021 4,310,977 431,098 432,745 10.04 111,837 7, 771,062 880,909 895,421 1 This amount represents the net amount due from banks as shown by the reports of those banks whose balances due from exceed the balances due to banks and must be deducted from the amount in the second column in order to prove the apparent amount of liabilities upon which reserve is required. Certified Digitized forchecks FRASER and cashiers' checks are now included with amount due to banks in tne reserve calculation. 501, 470 77,764 50,598 7,104 498, 274 319,008 93, 361 91,063 42,501 54,290 56,244 24,499 25,428 80,318 14,613 46,358 12,388 75,058 30,403 10,148 4,490 61,274 9,328 28,568 86,125 56,870 59,881 8,519 02, 558 48, 411 18,202 149,863 18,072 88, 848 127,259 70, 397 15, 759 27,289 5,341 18,956 94,260 14,335 216, 616 17,340 67,154 7,876 14,909 21,915 4,190 86,036 8,087 7,626 45, 713 66,971 74,500 20,287 70,868 159, 456 20,497 192,305 4, 325 21, 811 REPORT OF THE COMPTROLLER OF THE CUBEENCT ;267 TABLK N O . 56.-—Reserve computation of national banks at date of each call since September 28, 1925—Continued tin thousands «t dollars] June 30, 1926 Net amounts Net due from amount on Amount of banks not which rereserve reincluded quired serve is in reserve computed calculation Banks in— cent Amount of Per to net lawful re- amount serve with on which Federal re- reserve is serve banks computed COUNTRY BANKS Massachusetts . . . . Total New England States... New York Delaware , ._ Total Eastern States Virginia West Virginia North Carolina South Carolina Georgia. . . Texas . . . . . . . _. .. _ . _. . ... Kentucky . . . _ Total Southern States Ohio Illinois Michigan.. . _ __ _ "Wisconsin. . . . . . . Iowa _. Missouri _ Total Middle Western States North Dakota South Dakota . . _ _ Kansas Wyoming Colorado ...... Oklahoma _ Total Western States Washington. . . _ _. . .. Idaho.. . Utah Arizona Total Pacific States The Territory of Hawaii (nonmember banks).. Total (nonmember banks) Total country banks Total United States 2 75,025 44, 576 31,439 318,895 32, 335 173, 034 675,304 610, 930 533,696 808,345 13,006 53,838 2, 019,815 142, 265 105,664 100, 751 59, 577 46,074 143,099 70,505 49,946 48,178 299,894 55,255 93, 228 83, 719 1, 298,153 314,189 184, 823 336, 810 150, 744 158, 058 157,290 145,190 58,342 1, 505, 446 56,473 48,682 57, 595 113,987 45,768 26,300 59,021 19,459 152, 663 579,948 85,975 57, 667 213,054 37,329 5,176 10,902 17,983 428, 076 3,150 5,360 8, 510 532,529 6, 515, 252 644, 366 14, 286,314 5,020 1,654 1,888 10,778 1,374 13, 774 34,388 31,968 25 225 59,368 694 3,302 120, 547 8,858 7,498 7,894 4,981 4,261 17,687 8,603 5,263 2.482 39, 644 6,580 7, 556 5,461 12B, 768 27,533 14. 628 31, 235 13,090 14, 933 13, 785 14, 552 4,426 134,182 4,741 4,761 7,089 14, 815 6,032 3,260 6,483 2,017 23,322 72, 520 8,689 7,533 19,939 4,486 508 1,200 1,769 44,124 5,252 3,120 2,201 22,323 2,263 12,112 47, 271 42, 765 37, 359 56,584 910 3,769 141, 387 9,959 7,397 7,053 4,170 3,225 10,017 4,935 3,496 3,372 20,993 3,868 6,526 5,860 90,871 21, 993 12, 938 23, 577 10, 552 11,064 11, 010 10,163 4,084 105, 381 3,953 3,408 4,032 7,979 3,204 1,841 4,132 1,362 10,686 40, 597 6,018 4,036 14, 914 2,613 362 763 1,259 29,965 473 804 1,277 456, 749 1, 337, 658 5,345 3,641 2,350 22,986 2,317 11,825 48,464 46,282 40,267 61, 353 1,026 4,043 152, 971 10,764 7,897 7,417 4,681 3,663 10,978 5,441 3,662 3,367 22,370 4,105 7,171 6,765 98, 341 22,493 13,835 25,294 11,101 11,690 11,491 11,078 4,408 111, 290 4,262 3,641 4,338 8,511 3,379 1,990 4,508 1,446 11,382 43, 457 6,361 4,352 15,465 2,734 401 795 1,119 31, 227 «850 21,103 "1,953 487, 703 1,383,124 The cash in vault (exclusive of national-bank notes) and due from approved reserve agents 7.12 8.17 7.47 7.21 7.17 6.83 7.18 7.58 7.54 7.59 7.89 7.51 '7. 57 7. 47 7.36 7.86 7.95 7.67 7.72 7.33 6.99 7.46 7.54 7.69 8.08 7.58 7.16 7.49 7.51 7.36 7.33 7.31 7.63 7.56 7.39 7.65 7.48 7.53 7.47 7.38 7.57 7.64 7.43 7.46 7.49 7. 4C 7.55 7.26 7.32 7.75 7.29 6.22 7.29 26.98 20.58 22. 95 7749 9.68 268 EEPOET OF THE COMPTEOLLER OF THE CURRENCY •TABLE N O . 57.—-Aggregate resources and liabilities of national banks from January, 1914, to June, 1926 [For prior years see annual report 1920] 1914 Resources Jan. 13 (7,493 banks) Mar. 4 (7,493 banks) June 30 (7,525 banks) Sept. 12 (7,538 banks) Loans and discounts.$6,175,404,961. 63 $6,357,535,898.41 $6,430,069,214.47 $6,400, 767,386.01 Overdrafts 21,838,399.48 21,335,628.89 15,485,641.14 17,142, 637.10 United States bonds to secure circulation 734,897,425.81 736,600,910.00 733,564,382.00 736,685,849.72 Miscellaneous securities to secure circulation 392, 663,116. 72 United States bonds to secure United States deposits' 50,342,980.00 50,285,032.00 48,405, 573.20 48,311,495.63 Other bonds to secure United 67,878,130.32 59,332,288.52 56, 781, 241. 53 72,372,019.72 States deposits United States bonds on hand 5,112,910.00 5,476,718.00 ' 11,955, 298.58 6,423,780.87 Premiums on United States : bonds 5,071,681.95 4, 859,610. 88 4, 058,150. 56 3,921,759.63 Bonds, securities, etc 1,020,494,711.08 1,027,326, 660. 58 1,015,981,897.19 941,723,232.07 s Stock 42, 809,011.19 42,032,851.94 Banking house, furniture, and fixtures _--256,995,908.53 257,520,014.18 268,042,022.88 269,661,511.46 32,625,254. 39 33, 981,161.55 39,042,865.78 Other real estate owned 40.787,222.13 Due from national banks (not 482,036,437.64 513,728,136.83 421,754,572.17 reserve agents) 410,376,729.94 Due from State banks and 251,113,818.01 230,776,241.19 191,921,682.48 bankers... 191,968,078.31 Due from approved reserve 802,786,844.06 881,702,559.68 777,498,700.76 • agents 673,958, 901.01 37,244,268.10 40,184,406.94 48, 559,951.65 Checks and other cash items 34, 204, 681.42 263,295, 798. 41 282,343, 800.66 309,321,303.07 Exchanges for clearing house 118, 588,403.08 51,797,179.00 48,177,045.00 49,659, 728.00 Bills of other national banks 73, 546,639.. 00 Fractional currency, nickels and 3,964,617.42 3,959,837.04 3,828,925.17 ' cents — 3,591,586.83 792,694,095. 14 780,490,209. 56 791,584, 566.61 Specie 746,198,917. 43 175,373,021.00 201,429,211.00 177,490, 396.00 Legal-tender notes _ 157,508,431. 00 35,371,589.64 35,402,097.42 35, 509, 539.22 Five per cent redemption fund-. 44.323,900.14 Due from Treasurer United 8,933,843.97 7, 533,063.14 14,464,098.96 3, 952, 273. 52 States... 52,818,000.00 Clearing-house loan certificate Total ill, 2%, 355,138.70 11,564,497,260.26 11,482,190,770.60 11,483,529,494.68 Resources Loans and discounts Overdrafts United States bonds to secure circulation Miscellaneous securities to secure circulation United States bonds to secure United States depositsOther bonds to secure United States deposits United States bonds on hand Premiums on United States bonds Bonds, securities, etc Stocks Banking house, furniture, and fixtures Other real estate owned Due from national banks (not reserve agents) Due from State banks and bankers Due from Federal reserve banks Due from approved reserve agents Due from banks and bankers Checks on banks in same place Exchange for clearing house... Outside checks, cashitems, etc Checks and other cash items Bills of other national banks Fractional currency, nickels and cents Federal-reserve notes Specie _ Legal-tender notes _ Five per cent redemption fund Due from Treasurer United States Clearing-house loan certificate Amount paid on account of $100,000,000 gold fund Total. 1 8 Oct. 31 (7,571 banks) Dec. 31 (7,581 banks) i, 316,478,470.67 18,797,351.32 739, 586,391. 26 504, 514,045.49 47, 873,491. 40 69,365,717. 26 4, 549,007.26 3,661,325.74 905,277,164. 35 50,804,335.13 268, 509, 856. 77 42, 313,332.01 392, 847,274.13 174, 235, 702. 92 $6,347,636,510. 27 15,798,224. 76 739,160, 346. 66 209,400,603.20 47,830, 427.39 72,885,060. 35 5,003, 963. 63 3,084,194.96 988,157,510.40 61,394,185. 49 271,464, 95(5.07 43,258,037.97 634,166,049.02 150,112,100. 24 42,947,630.06 87,382,691.00 3,575,689.54 753, 252, 764. 40 172,300,611.00 52,349, 623. 24 5,377, 379. 92 35, 654, 000. 00 16,520, 718. 25 11,492,452,722.38 Includes District of Columbia and island possession bonds. Includes $5,310,500 United States bonds loaned by New York City banks. • Includes $899 668 erroneously shown on face of banks' reports as bonds, etc. 261,459,775.05 583, 664,900. 21 575,324,679.14 31,781,266.03 262,433,419.95 33,867,431.58 69,466,353.00 2,013,685. 00 534, 857,113. 00 128,370, 974. 00 43,752,166. 74 12,616,157. 05 12, 404,075. 77 11,357,086,017.67 269 BEPOBT OP THE COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY TABLE NO. 57.—Aggregate resources and liabilities of national banks from 1914, to June, 1926—Continued January, (For prior years see annual report 19201 1914 Jan.13 (7,493 banks) Liabilities June 30 (7,525 banks) Mar 4 (7,493 banks) Sept. 12 (7,538 banks) Capita! stock paid In $1, 057, 676.054.00 $1,056,482,120.00 $1,058,192,335.00 $1,060,332,072.50 724,138,519.46 723, 338, 266. 50 731, 273,096.28 Surplus fund . . 732,442, 759. 67 Undivided profits, less ex287,343,679.28 268,184,165.18 272,703,334.17 penses and taxes 259, 664,337. 83 National-bank notes outstand722, 554, 719.00 720,640,334.00 918, 270,315. 50 ing. ._ ___ 725, 326,161. 50 27, 693.00 27,698.00 27,693.00 State-bank notes outstanding 27,698.00 904,331, 571.01 1,061,260,991.82 1, 201, 467, 775.86 1,017,820,892.71 Due to other national banks 515, 742, 709.18 607, 331, 628. 52 521,901,865.51 Due to State banks and bankers. 561,006,715.14 Due to trust companies and 609, 678, 412.65 483,794,109.1.7 619, 704, 372.92 savings banks 544,604,116.11 42,660, 616.15 39,871,080.85 43,037,637.70 Due to approved reserve agents.. 43, 630, 770. 30 18, 660, 220.51 1,250,322.87 1,337,166.00 Dividends unpaid 4,264,129.89 Individual deposits 6, 072, 064, 752. 60 6,111,328,457.16 6,268,692, 429. 72 6,139,081, 279.77 66,654, 582. 55 69, 712,446.13 58,609, 788. 39 United States deposits 76,815.818.69 23, 841,062.65 27,626,325.00 23, 568,198. 75 Postal-savings deposits. . 22, 243, 089.21 Deposits of United States disbursing officers. 7,773,054.98 7,482,388.89 Bonds borrowed 47,123,180.09 46,673, 867.97 UniU'd States bonds borrowed 34,461, 340.00 34,407,245.99 Notes and bills rediscounted Bills payable Reserved foi* taxes Clearing-house loan certificates (net balance) Liabilities other than those above stated Total 11,701,475.41 60, 905,100. 06 6,155, 905.52 8,772, 534.57 45, 372, 735. 52 4, 701, 635. 23 9,025, 690.49 13,438, 527. 21 77, 775, 401. 26 7,926, 918.00 2, 408, 915. 49 2, 342,482.12 3, 516, 788.84 52,779,000.00 Capital stock paid in ._ Surplus fund Undivided profits, less expenses and taxes National-bank notes outstanding _ State-bank notes outstanding... Due to other national banks Due to State banks and bankers Due to trust companies and savings banks Due to Federal reserve bank Due to approved reserve agents Due to banks and bankers Dividends unpaid Individual deposits United States deposits Postal-savings deposits Demand deposits , Time deposits United States bonds borrowed Other bonds borrowed Securities borrowed Notes and bills rediscounted _• Bills payable Reserved for taxes Clearing-house loan certificates (net balance). Liabilities other than those above stated 6, 443, 087.95 11, 296, 355,138. 70 11,564,497,260.26 11,482,190,770.60 11,483,529,194.68 Oct. 31 (7,571 banks) Liabilities Total. 53,862, 878.42 25,981,950.00 124,089,118. 73 8,284,933.48 _. ' $1,063,162,597.50 724, 947,101. 2(i 293,261,154.09 1,018,193, 636. 50 27, 693. 00 838, 651, 946. 54 617,062,823.64 498,490, 484. 64 37, 523, 774.92 4, 342, 374. 67 6, 078, 894, 617.69 69, 744, 237. 53 31, 232, 267. 75 34,250,290.00 54,126, 345.87 3,085, 024.40 26, 582, 259.60 136, 055, 212.70 9,642, 443.73 49, 911, 000. 00 3, 285, 436. 29 11,492,452,722.38 Dec. 31 (7,581 banks) $1,065,951,505.00 726, 935, 755. 25 281,924,667.06 848,806, 773.50 48,932.32 29,306, 505.17 1,840, 416, 214. 68 20,334,471.83 C, 175,140,032.45 1,171,222,217.91 34, 586,272.43 26,308, 909.94 774, 066.75 3.5, 586,864. 95 96,855,492. 53 2, 887,335.00 11,357,086,017.67 TABLE N O . 57,—Aggregate resources and liabilities of national banks from January, 1914, to June, 1926—Continued 1915 In thousands of dollars Mar. 4 (7,599 banks) May 1 (7,604 banks) June 23 (7,605 banks) Sept. 2 (7,613 banks) $6,643,887,951.95 5,904,374. 54 $6,659,971,463.44 6,173, 586.07 $6,756, 680,004.10 5,060, 626. 77 7,233,929 7,211 7,387,732 6,709 783,994,426.03 783,453,730.42 781,726,220. 41 777,765 774,639 Nov. 10 (7,617 banks) Dec. 31 (7,607 banks) RESOURCES United States bonds to secure circulation Total United States bonds Miscellaneous securities to secure circulation United States bonds to secure United States deposits . „ Other bonds to secure United States deposits United States bonds on band Premiums on United States bonds Other bonds, securities, etc Stocks Stocks other than Federal reserve bank stock Stock of Federal reserve bank _ Banking house, furniture and fixtures Other real estate owned Due from Federal reserve bank Due from approved reserve agents., Checks on banks in same place _ _ -- Outside checks, cash items, etc Specie * Five per cent redemption fund.__ Duefrom Treasurer United States. Redemption fund and due from Treasurer United States. Total..... $6,499,964,605.26 7,046,534.16 733,138, 268. 64 44,160,285.13 41,829, 758. 30 78,887,896.00 3, 670,569. 76 2,555, 314. 22 1,056,388,707.62 Q 1 77,463,940.79 1,158,108,945. 79 85,762, 039. 33 1,191,127, 717. 22 93,787,521. 06 272,436, i74. 50 269,417,032. 84 277,804,754.22 278,392,205.47 43, 772, 597.11 290,678,432.15 747,156, 893. 66 598,816, 796.92 18,361, 862. 09 194,977,980.69 22,566, 644. 58 60,961,750.00 3,698, 200. 00 591,852,399. 40 127,091,112. 00 36, 500, 616. 60 7,686,564.99 49,487,321. 08 290,412, 690.11 748,541, 471. 73 565,792, 955. 73 41,948,205.55 335,128, 239.93 30, 242, 625. 09 50,747, 743.00 3,652, 635. 00 607,249,414. 29 127,999, 550. 00 43,971, 595.32 312, 657, 647.43 737,894,995. 04 538,425, 712.84 16,409, 445. 98 213, 005, 965. 71 20,870,932.37 61,557,498.00 6,418,130.00 678,540,967.99 111, 240, 250. 00 44, 077, 373.12 43,373, 243. 77 5,182,100.00 11,566,846,004.57 o •3 11,842,354,995.11 1,795>685,156.88 1, 219, 214, 503. 87 92, 594, 892. 32 1,343,822 1,375,149 39,273 53,518 40,036 53,689 43,953,871. 52 315,409,198.79 811,379, 518:47 597,832, 441.62 21, 792, 640.67 287,289,183.13 23,003,077.40 57,618, 958. 00 6, 779, 935.00 719,843,506.62 122.765. 379. 00 249,288 31,808 44,113 366,185 895,830 707,394 23,189 347,418 33,585 62,446 11,160 731,797. 114,978 251,551 31,424 45,122 403,985 834,392 698,921 38,588 449,828 43,8O» 63,933 10,669 689, 762 118,11? 41,392, 715. 64 42,535 45,» 52,321, 053. 57 16, 461,341. 58 15, 579,155. 05 74,195: 37,435 7, 457; 86,2li 39,764 7, 917 12,267,090,429.00 13,236,331 13,467,887 " " " • - " • — s a s. LIABILITIES Capital stock paid in Surplus fund •_ Undivided profits, less expenses and taxes,National-bank notes outstanding State-bank notes outstanding Due to Federal reserve bank Due to approved reserve agents Due to banks and bankers Dividends unpaid Demand deposits.. Time deposits United States bonds borrowed Other bonds borrowed Securities borrowed Notes and bills rediscounted Bills payable Letters of credit _ _ Acceptances based on imports and exports. Liabilities other than those above s t a t e d . . . Total 1, 066, 589,307. 50 724,307,901.61 288,682, 310.67 746,617,138.75 6,345.35 7,090,468. 56 2,236, 647,932.10 1,332,887. m 5, 149,701, 825.27 1,199,188, 335. 32 33,602,940. 00 11, 549, 476. 41 317, 943. 54 38,534, 087. 67 57,126,299. 62 1,065,891,977.50 719,329,463.39 293,683, 959. 21 727,793,361. 50 1,088,519,105.00 722, 089, 210.17 314, 755,321. 77 722,703,856. 50 8, 093. 56 6,415, 996. 67 2,220,110,108.38 3,932,185. 98 5,407,211,478.11 1,254,369, 875. 46 33,536, 806.11 8,132, 515. 48 78, 049.49 37,568,342.27 62,965,176.96 500.36 6,289, 592.84 2,201, 716, 024.16 1, 953, 817.90 5,325,853,421.84 1,285,428,400.06 33,336,164.20 8,436,963.18 98, 556.99 39,918,987.31 58,200, 677.00 5,650,814. 64 11,327,605. 04 6,384,557.60 11,566,846,004.57 11,842,354,995.11 11,795,685,156.88 1,068, »63,507. 70 722,577, 738. 63 300,0i8,297. 47 718,496,591.50 22,860. 00 39, 855.20 6,407,832. 20 2,459,607, 984. 33 1,277, 906. 28 5,426,610,208.84 1,335,572, 505. 70 33,822, 390. 00 5,997,557.42 84,983.65 45,550, 405. 57 60,169, 307. 64 55,137,152. 61 13, 077,388. 22 13, 755, 956. 04 12,267,090,429. 00 1,068, 649 722,877 317,236 713,467 23 20 1, m, 04» 725,554 294,267 2, 702,366 1,624 6,070,219 1,375,956 32,151 4,999 76 42,888 60,567 75,471 26, 808 13,647 713,314 23 8 11,286 2,727,168 22,695 6,223, 842 1,417, 417 31, 775 4,735 73 42,530 55,886 87,869 31,985 9,461 13, 236,331 13,467,887 7,287 I o •O % .§ o K fed o 272 BEPOBT OF THE COMPTROLLER OF THE €TJRRENCY TABLE NO. 57.-—Aggregate resources and liabilities of national banks from 1914, to June, 1926—Continued January, 1910 [In thousands of dollars] Mar. 7 (7,586 banks) Mayl (7,578 banks) June 30 (7,579 banks) Sept. 12 <7,589 banks) Nov. 17 (7,584 banks) Dec. 27 (7,584 banks) RESOURCES Loans and discounts' 7,490,Oil 7,806,428 7,679,167 7,859,837 8,345, 784 8,340,628 9,317 6,994 6,168 Overdrafts _._ 5,493 7,839 10,403 83,761 29,001 Customers' liability under letters of credit. 102,386 100,326 77,512 32,443 66,034 Customers'liability account ot acceptances. 43,829 69,072 77,879 101,581 98,192 United States bonds 753, 913 738,830 781,205 729,777 724,473 716,960 1,464,787 1,525,567 1,527,832 1,624,627 1,709,956 1, 725,347 Other bonds, securities, etc Stocks other than Federal reserve bank 37,838 39,979 40,075 39,272 39,366 39,144 stock •„ 54,126 53, 628 53,651 53,923 54,112 Stock of Federal reserve bank 53,701 252,982 255,378 255,977 259,427 261,464 262,489 Banking house 81,505 31,654 31,908 32,068 Furniture and fixtures 32,392 31,800 47,320 48,221 Other real estate owned 47, 736 48,064 47,787 47,627 1,022, 642 954,822 843,390 936,339 1,035,107 Due from approved reserve agents 945,812 772, 879 766,200 694,826 780,600 983, 659 898,890 Due from banks and bankers.. 319,430 596,895 444,033 392,684 516, 705 402,591 Exchanges for clearing house 22,874 28,292 36,007 Other checks on banks in the same place.. 42,435 28,886 25,570 30,019 41,884 37,233 45,972 Outside checks and other cash items 32,81' 38, 560 61,908 56,003 Notes of other national banks... . 59,196 54,120 62,238 77,049 1,377 Federal reserve bank notes 1,634 2,083 "9,077 12,549 8,940 Federal reserve notes »7,480 13,190 16,623 686,848 677,099 708, 780 663,565 640,479 Coin and certificates 101,496 124,833 113,890 111,624 105,101 Legal-tender notes 108,847 649,171 707,497 431,195 428,191 476,103 531,028 Due from Federal reserve banks Redemption fund and due from United 43,024 States Treasurer... 43,851 41, 730 42,346 48,301 40,850 4,614 7,518 21,652 Other assets 8,544 15,246 J4,912 Total. LIABILITIES Capital stock paid in. _ Surplus fund. Undivided profits, less expenses and taxes paid Amount reserved for tares accrued Amount reserved for all interest accrued. National-bank notes eutstanding Due to Federal reserve bank Due to approved reserve agents Due to banks and bankers Dividends unpaid Demand deposits Time deposits.. United States bonds borrowed Other bonds borrowed Securities borrowed Notes and bills rediscounted Bills payable, including obligations representing money borrowedBills payable, other than with Federal reserve bank Bills payable, with Federal reserve bank.. State bank circulation outstanding Letters of credit and traveler's checks outstanding 8 Acceptances * Liabilities other than those above stated.. Total. Liabilities for rediscounts, including those with Federal reserve bank 13,833,681 14,195, 695 13,926,868114,411, 537 15,520,205 15,333,562 1,067,289 1,067,481 1,066,049 1,067,565 1,071,116 1, 070,793 724,664 739,336 731,389 744,653 724,097 731,409 306, 61 317,473 305,850 695,83f 1 682,245 2 676,116 7,842 10,184 9,383 3,066, 233 2,985,969 2,702, 756 21,099 1,300 3,960 6,221,220 6, 549, 583 6,473,361 1,495,153 1, 586,435 1,669, 687 27,538 27,948 27,053 4,43' 4,133 4,856 11 178 180 31,085 31,489 33,286 30,873 105,17 42,67 10, 59; 13,838,6 332,458 343,139 317,050 9,566 9,274 9,453 9,424 7,568 9,586 674,115 665,259 666,409 17 5 9,124 7,134 12,686 2,908,512 3,339,628 3,248,929 1,029 1,380 2,184 7, 322,688 7,148,302 1,816,441,736, 766 1, 854,740 26,586 26,359 26,985 3,984 4,513 5,070 14 322 458 32,231 35,332 38,499 23 23 23 24, 539 578 23 27,008 8,123 23 102,653 69, 836 9,1 85,943 69,303 14,401 81,182 76,608 14,706 31,372 98,231 18,317 35,009 100, 342 20. 655 14, 195, 595 13,920,868 14, 411, 537 15, 520, 205 15, 333, 552 53,394 48, 554 54,627 1 Commencing Sept. 12,1916, notes and bills rediscounted not included in loans and discounts, b u t shown as 2contingent liabilities. Includes Federal reserve bank notes. • Prior t o M a y 1 this item read " Letters of credit." • Prior to N o v . 17 this item read "Acceptances based on imports a n d exports." EEPOBT OF THE COMPTROLLBS OF THE CUBBENCY NO. 57.—Aggregate resources and liabilities of national banks from 1914, to June, 1926—Continued 273 January, 1917 [In thousands of dollars] Mar. 5 (7,581 banks) Mayl (7,589 banks) June 20 (7,604 banks) Sept. 11 (7,638 banks) Nov. 20 (7,656 banks) Dec. 31 (7,662 banks) BESOUBCES Loans and discounts . . ». 8,712,862 8,751,679 8,818,312 9,055,248 9,535,527 Overdrafts ___ 7,666 8,069 9,619 9,607 15,044 15,073 Customers'liability under letters of credit. 26,703 21,135 24,512 29,439 26,944 25,052 Customers' liability account of acceptances 94,421 105,653 135,734 132,948 147,992 211,458 United States b o n d s . . 714,523 768,114 » 905,127 1941,082 1,651,262 1,014,903 Payment on account subscription for Liberty loan bonds 171,129 Liberty loan bonds _ 217,900 702,921 Other bonds, securities, etc 1,770,083 1,856,983 1,843,047 1,863,621 1,906,782 1,870,967 Stock other than Federal reserve bank 39,182 stock 39,074 38,938 42,134 42,837 41,730 54,329 Stoek of Federal reserve banks 54,695 64,827 55,480 55,698 55,933 262,815 Banking liouse 269, 947 272,190 273,941 273,695 31,798 Furniture and fixtures 32,179 32,594 32, 611 32,917 32,293 48,277 Other real estate owned... 47,212 49,656 46,273 46,112 46,063 Due from Federal reserve banks 750,202 761, 995 820,584 Lawful reserve with Federal reserve banks. 1,046,102 1, 077, 701 1,110,204 Items with Federal reserve banks in process of collection 126,708 165,118 158,658 Notes of other national banks 61,352 59, 734 65,657 Federal reserve banknotes 2,049 1,617 2,248 Federal reserve notes. 17,080 22,973 19,376 Coin and certificates 705,998 659,501 556,686 Legal-tender notes. 107,994 103,828 ia% 147 Cash in vault _ 493,609 516,120 532,126 Net amount due from national banks 1,292,192 1,369,691 1,429,010 Doe from approved reserve agent 827,943 1,077,727 948,069 Net amounts due from other banks, bankers, and trust companies 939,054 * 341,412 400,693 377,576 890,592 Exchanges for clearing house 419,284 678,145 445,471 401,742 399,974 655,037 Checks on ether banks in the same place.. 47,958 30,919 88,564 39,647 43,615 72,589 Outside checks and other cash items , 37,031 37,906 45, 878 36,335 42,689 89,864 Kedemption fund and due from V. S. Treasurer 41,199 41,363 40,407 39,547 43,498 42,619 Interest earned but not collected 31,981 17,121 Other assets 27,431 31,045 25,779 2S,884 18,304 23, 721 Total 122 16,144,403[16,151,040 1.6,543,49t> 18, 553,197 18.073.308 Capital stock paid in 1,073,875 1,079,669 1,082,779 1,090,318 1,092,207 754,621 761,654 762,367 769,050 774,575 Surplus fund Undivided profits, less expenses and taxes 317,412 329,712 353,407 354,023 369,801 paid. Interest and discount collected but not 39,529 earned 5,862 7,772 14,434 11,569 Amount reserved for taxes accrued , 8,562 13,530 10, i«97 10,142 Amount reserved for all interest accrued 11,408 665,642 669,662 661,15' 656,100 660,431 National-bank notes outstanding.. 4,223 I 3,757 Due to Federal reserve banks 48 7,873 8,579 Due to approved reserve agents 11,233 1,196,330 1,257,587 Net amounts due to national banks Net amounts due to other banks, bankers, 3,675,384 3,370,558 3,014,333 1,848,463 1,845,707 and trust companies 2,464 1,155 4,741 Dividends unpaid W 8,056,948 7,289,110 7,618,011 7,431,029 7,679,370 Demand deposits 2,281,865 1,984,650 2,078,448 2,090,619 Time deposits «132,965 2,295,982 1,352,006 United States deposits * 89,142 210,395 Postal-savings deposits (») 65,415 110,190 32,758 20,871 28,445 United States bonds borrowed 17,661 20,488: 6£>,674 4,949 Other bonds borrowed 4,904 363 809 276 77 Securities borrowed 182 Bills payable, other than with Federal 48,920 51,880 57,200 25,460 reserve banks 17,660 184,736 63,790 295,532 Bills payable with Federal reserve banks.. 2,999 8,827 17 17 23 23 State bank circulation outstanding 23 Letters of credit and travelers' cheeks 27,082 36,752 39,688 29.476 outstanding 23,620 138,231 153,645 144,414 101,485 110,549 Acceptances 31,076 58,901 15,913 16,151 45, r Liabilities other than those above stated.. 15,979,122 16,144.403 16,151,040 16, 543,499J18,553,197 Total— Liabilities for rediscounts, including those 139,366 169,434! 247,213 58,027 with Federal reserve banks 49,088 »Includes United States certificates of indebtedness and excludes Liberty loan bonds. a Included under heading " Cash in vault." • This item formerly included amounts due from banks other than approved reserve agents. Digitized fornational FRASER 1,092,606 784,065 323,126 28,926 15,721 9,880 674,254 3,180 1,288,714 1,901,803 8,436,395 2,298,282 617,318 98,695 33,591 347 67,183 199,249 17 37,639 217,190 45,130 18,078, 308 475,416 »Included with demand deposits. 5 Prior to June £0, 1917, included with demand deposits. 8 Included with time deposits. 274 BEPORT OP THE COMPTROLLER OF THE CUEREN&Y TABLE N O . 57;—A igregate resources and liabilities of national banks from January, 1914, to June, 1926—Continued 1918 [In thousands of dollars] May 10 (7,688 banks) Mar. 4 (7,670 banks) June 29 (7,705 banks) Aug. 31 (7,728 banks) Nov.l (7,754 banks)" Dee. 31 (7,767 banks) RESOUECES Loans and discounts Overdrafts Customers' liability under letters of creditCustomers' liability account of accept' ances. Cnited States bonds, other than Liberty loan bonds' Liberty loan bonds.. Other bonds, securities, etc Stocks, other than Federal reserve bank stock •_ Stock of Federal reserve banks Banking house Furniture and fixtures.. Other real estate owned Lawful reserve with Federal reserve banks. Items with Federal reserve banks in process of collection Cash in vault _ Net amount due from national banks Net amount due from other banks, bankers, and trust companies.. Exchanges for clearing bouse Checks oh other banks in the same place Outside checks and other cash items Redemption fund and due from U. S. Treasurer _ Interest earned but not collected War-savings certificates and thrift stamps actually owned Other assets 9,139,225 9,260,041 9,620,402 9,493,666 0,096,940 9,9*8,294 12,497 14,306 16,814 12,968 13,586 11,662 16,284 15,275 12,563 13,204 25,022 25,324 222,176 239,102 221,397 231,673 310,593 291,502 1,645,118 1,796,194 1,386,251 1,787,378 1,781,993 1,735,889 475,531 861,329 730,534 668,048 1,374,319 1,213,989 1,815,340 1,757,688 1,740,845 1,695,070 1,660,465 1,683,071 42,660 42,753 48,177 47,461 39,213 42,412 56,982 57,259 57,427 58,100 56,219 56,756 276,502 277,315 277,941 280, 615 282,012 281,904 34,027 34,653 34,518 33,495 32,689 33,340 45,P34 46,306 46,642 46, 765 45,871 45,639 1,180,163 1,129,557 1, 111, 432 1,099, 208 1,071,155 1,103,895 171, 876 172,451 183,892 196,315 260,425 449, 719 483,494 382, 701 364,136 443,828 522,063 1,441,989 1,162, 750 1,147,877 1,196,409 1,177,169 1,303,145 609,539 52, 318 52,080 336,980 435,926 42,973 44,206 314,536 310,227 46,545 57,698 331,387 293,572 46,262 51,697 356,137 533,435 68,718 64,037 349,385 816,455 69,877 71,320 41,984 12,683 40,011 13,553 39,064 14,261 14,335 39,271 12,987 45,596 34,817 5,956 30,427 5,440 21,524 12,498 15,052 10,842 20,869 10,180 24,288 6,516 20,569 18,014,91118,249,905 17,839,502 18, 043, 605 19, 821,404:20,042,224 Total. LIABILITIES Capital stock paid in Surplus fund ... Undivided profits, less expenses and taxes paid Interest and discount collected b u t not earned Amount reserved for taxes accrued Amount reserved for all interest accrued National-bank notes outstanding DuetoFederalreservebanks Net amount due to national banks Net amount due t o other banks, bankers, and trust companies Demand deposits.. Time deposits United States deposits United States bonds borrowed. Other bonds borrowed Securities borrowed Bills payable, other than with Federal reserve banks Bills payable with Federal reserve banks... State bank circulation outstanding Letters of credit and travelers' checks outstanding Acceptances. Time drafts outstanding Liabilities other than those above stated._ Total. Liabilities for rediscounts, including those with Federal reserve banks 1,094,338 1,096,932 1,098, 556 1,101,839 1,107,760 1,109,735 801,165 803,143 809,138 813,769 829,663 845,282 332,326 355,937 1,949,785 8,084,146 2,370,679 682,712 66,795 26,534 814 366,637 377,875 338,696 44,130 191,229 r 37,138 230,164 1,518 23,008 1, 775, 820 1, 786,059 1,917,775 1,743,134 8,094,686 7,838,150 8,095, 749 8, 640, 818 9,460,577 2,342,747 2,343, 589 2, 397,491 2,372, 512 2,473,868 1,060,086 1,037, 787 506,583 1,136, 884 313,381 184,929 77,865 102,620 104,711 228,401 19,984 12, 279 27,578 29,781 15,138 2,078 922 400 2,014 315,124 19 84,467 283,367 19 90,813 600,051 32,441 250,323 2,439 95,917 26,240 231,805 2,931 66,905 24,785 243,772 3,997 49,65: 78,705 859,132 19 23,640 332,719 2,885 163,925 61,564 817,264 19 21,691 305,101 6,419 140,104 18,014,911 18,249,905 17,839,502 18,043, SOI19,821, 404 20,042, 224 421,537 > Includes United States certificates of indebtedness owned. 342,099 27,865 27,857 48,879 29,396 27,279 26,565 22,484 31,524 18,363 38,098 17,481 21,118 14,348 10,700 12,354 11,956 10,761 14,169 672,161 680,445 681,631 674, 201 675,698 676,827 6,042 10,076 8,911 5,522 3,263 4,691 1,348,184 1,139,776 1,100,919 1,104,074 1,125,124 1,248,569 515,440 603,141 629,154 502,007 .REPORT OF THE COMPTROLLEH OF. THE CUBBENCY TABLE NO» 57.—Aggregate resources and liabilities, of national banks from 1914, to June, 1926—Continued 275 January, 1919 [In thousands of dollars] Mar. 4 (7,761 banks) May 12 (7,733 banks) June 30 (7,785 banks) Sept. 12 (7,821 banks) Nov. 17 (7,866 banks) Dec. 31 (7,890 banks) BESOUBCES 9,691,187 1,904, 821110, 574, 838 11,085, 462 11, 560, 242 11,786,227 Loans and discounts. Overdrafts 13,881 12,421 14,053 15,131 23,116 17,044 Customers'liability under letters of credit2,386 1,708 3,021 4,592 4,923 7,690 Customers' liability account of acceptances- 263,108 217,819 260,486 308,049 343,008 393,552 United States bonds, other than Liberty 2, 652, 354 3,024,588 1,722,394 ioau bonds ' Liberty loan bonds 1, 029, 253 1,003,522 H , 449,518 United iStates Government securities owned 3, 296,593 2, 881,881 2,723,493 Other bonds, securities, etc 1, 701,025 1, 743, 005 1,767,038 1, 806,595 1, 870,103 1,874,028 Stoeks, other than Federal reserve bank stock 47, 614 47,353 49, 503 51, 873 49,606 52,148 58, 393 Stock of Federal reserve banks 58,729 59,068 61,426 61,584 60,473 282,492| Banking house 286,916 287, 598 295,932 300,394 289,908 34,943 Furniture and fixtures 35, 854 36,156 38,993 37, 519 39,259 45, 262! Other real estate owned 45, 883 45, 853 46, 355 47, 813 43,485 Lawful reserve with Federal reserve banks- 1,149,100 1,179,080i 1, 208,969 1, 227, 341 1, 262,339 1,312,112 Items with Federal reserve banks in process of collection 273,383 291, 387 287,415 377, 861 476,375 456,595 435, 839 455,369 424,455 450,041 C_ash in vault _ 439,211 608,605 1,296, 659 1,256,325 1,205,779 1, 268, 627 1, 433,555 1,350,320 Ket amount due from national banks Net amount due from other banks, bankers, and trust companies 344,554 337,108 375,300 439,049 493,360 829, 784 Exchanges for clearing house 479,0401 686, 831! 754,504 610,331 960, 531 90,190 Checks on other banks in the same place... 49, 457 62, 034 68, 765 52,652 102, 274 77, 873 Outside checks and other cash items _ 52, 463 58, 644 72,945 59, 594 82,642 Redemption fund and due from U. S. 45, 37,864! 38,604 40,364 38,716 41,516 Treasurer 41, 598 45, 26f' 46,206 46,913 Interest earned but not collected 47, 673 45,109 War savings certificates and thrift stamps 5,113 4, 613| 4, 402 actually owned 23,003 27, 815| 42^680 Other assets 48,430 27,685 61,949 20, 017, 760120, 824, 991J20, 799,550 21, 615, 416 22, 444, 992 22, 711,375 Total.. LIABILITIES 1,106,550! 1,111,501 1,118, 603 1,137,970 1,153, 752 1,158, 259 Capital stock paid in 854, 433 859, 603 872, 226 902,905 921,335 Surplus fund Undivided profits, less expenses and taxes paid _ 358, 753 387,956 372, 649 414,706 437,395 376, 707 Interest and discount collected but not earned 55,804 55,116 54,338 60,827 58,014 60,780 41,141 Amount reserved for taxes accrued 39,337 40, 658 45,987 44,886 40,127 14,323 17,149 13, 794 Amount reserved for all interest accrued-19, 550 16, 592 14, 257 673,923 676, 859 677,162 681,589 680,879 685,769 National-bank notes outstanding 7,867 6,724 10,912 Due to Federal reserve banks 14,268 13,508 12,865 ] 1,233,456 1,197, 673 1,134,918 1, 208, 451 1, 357, 459 1,273, 849 Net amount due to national banks Net amount due to other banks, bankers, 2,062, 659 1,958,105 1, 886,836 1,839,158 1, 845,041 1, and trust companies 159,339 269,374 275,106 217, 125 296, 795 318, 828 Certified checks outstanding»._ 138, 672 179, 859 206,846 206,012 215,933 284,645 Cashiers' checks outstanding 5 I, 325,162 8,558,384 9,103,534 9,106,192 9, 751, 53310, 260,330 10, Demand deposits 3,139, 542 2, 784,940 2,921,034 3,083,685 " Time deposits.. .- 2, 662, 666| 2, 729, 245 591,318 530,551 566, 793 518,903 270,390 448, 863 United States deposits _ United States Government securities bor171, 205 168,271 ! 233,738 190,163 167,328 182, 765 rowed 6 6,332 5,062 6,193 6,368 5,956 Other bonds borrowed 5,547 Securities (other than United States or 504 other bonds) borrowed 473 59 97 31 510 Bills payable, other than with Federal 57,177 58,284 reserve banks 47,698 47,229 56,199 50,640 Bills payable with Federal reserve banks.. 1,014,629! 1,152,291 991,117 1,013,966 1,005,956 881,134 58 19 19 19 58 58 State bank circulation outstanding Letters of credit and travelers' checks out6,644 17,061 standing 10,372 15, 215 9,911 269,173 224,151 272,035 323,226 359,110 407,639 Acceptances 11, 701 13,526 9,957 14, 661 5,472 13,379 Time drafts outstanding 62,419 145,134 132,000 38,817 87,057 84,598 Liabilities other than those above stated.. 20, 017, 760 20, 824,991 20, 799,550 21, 615, 416 22, 444,992 22, 711,375 Total Liabilities for rediscounts, including those 388,896 348,203 435,368 440,910 680,476 973,499 with Federal reserve banks ia Included United States certificates of indebtedness owned. Includes Victory notes. ' Now included with United States Government securities. • Includes Liberty loan bonds, Victory notes, United States certificates of indebtedness, and all other issues of United States Government securities. • Formerly included with demand deposits. • Prior to Sept. 12 this item read United States bonds borrowed, including Liberty loan, and certificates of Indebtedness. 276 BEPOBT OF THE COMPTBOLLEB OP THE CTJBBENCY TABLE N O . 57.—Aggregate resources and liabilities of national banks from 1914, to June, 1926—Continued January, 1030 [In thousands of dollarsi Feb.28 (7,933 banks) May* (7,990 banks) June 30 (8,030 banks) Sept. 8 (8,093 banks) Nov. 15 (8,123 banks) Dec. 29 (8,130 banks) BESOVBCES Loans and discounts Overdrafts Customers' liability under letters of credit.. Customers'liabilityaccountof acceptances. United States Government securities owned.. Other bonds, securities, etc Stocks, other than Federal reserve bank stock Stock of Federal reserve banks Banking house Furniture and fixtures,. Other real estate owned.. t Lawful reserve with Federal reserve banks. Items with Federal reserve banks in process of collection Cash in vault _ Net amount due from national banks Net amount due from other banks, bankers, and trust companies.. Exchanges for clearing house Checks on other banks in the same place Outside checks and other cash items Kedemption fund and due from United States Treasurer.. Interest earned but not collected Other assets Total. 1,994,523 .2,288,582 L2,396,900 .2,415,76212,311,514 12,095,295 19,277 17,545 16,996 19,215 16,406 16,481 (') 7,518 5,769 8,710 9,218 384,619 354,184 410,679 425, 390 416,417 2,459,424 2,375,801 2, 269,57) 2,175,019 2,152, 465 2,131,573 1, 859,231 1, 835,089 1,802,196 1, 805, 579 1,833,086 1,864,758 52,468 57,191 48,646 48,662 51,732 49,407 68,273 68,505 62,967 66,850 64,153 65,287 336,901 305,912 332,183 311,715 322, 732 315,735 60,824 49,247 40,908 46, 394 42,981 44,259 46,966 45,922 44, 741 45,931 43, 975 44,960 1, 286, 290 1, 266, 209 1, 245, 233 1,230, 282 1,218,007 1,184,736 530,490 437,860 454, 726 482,109 483,215 448, 037 376, 751 456, 283 471, 546 450, 351 1, 296, 428 1,121, 415 1,072, 222 1,110,772 1,076,050 422,602 494,400 942,174 345,961 435, 61f 69, 010 65, 844 316, 882 652, 052 68,979 65, 289 321, 637 766, 215 78, 350 79,261 313,451 511,375 62,829 64,399 298,913 796,098 78, 045 76,548 255,399 620,945 53, 752 66,877 43,194 48,223 203,600 38, 213 45, 681 194, 472 48,005 184, 01' 41,332 50,535 180,829 39,459 48,251 222,961 51,252 224,093 21,862, 540 22, 038,714 22,196, 73' 21,885, 480 22,081,913 21, 367, 799 LIABILITIES Capital stock paid in Surplus fund Undivided profits, less expenses and taxes paid Interest and discount collected but not earned Amount reserved for taxes accrued A mount reserved for all interest accrued National-bank notes outstanding Due to Federal reserve banks Net amount due to national banks Net amount due to other banks, bankers, ' and trust companies.Certified checks outstanding Cashiers'checks outstanding Demand deposits Time deposits United States deposits Total deposits United States Government securities borrowed... Other bonds borrowed Securities (other than United States or other bonds) borrowed Bills payable, other than with Federal reserve banks Bills payable with Federal reserve banks.. State bank circulation outstanding Letters of credit and travelers' checks outstanding Acceptances _ Time drafts outstanding Liabilities other than those above stated _. TotalLiabilities for rediscounts, including those with Federal reserve banks 1,182,0S2 1,214, 769 1,224,166 1, 248, 271 1, 269,930 1, 272, 291 944,126 986,384 996,928 1,016, 522 1,019,928 960, 598 404,443 437, 701 411, 525 483,801 495,722 73,075 46, 516 21,950 693,919 17,900 938,053 2,044,459 1,836,103 1,807,718 1,694,249 1,577,579 1, 589,767 71,647 237, 839 173,584 165,976 174,802 136,644 213,801 208,055 204, 318 169,880 255,486 174, 259 10, 044,189 10,123,42810,219,824 10,035,636 10,098,884 9,505,175 3, 259,178 3,410,480 3,485,501 3,560,298 3, 621,112 3,631,837 212,123 67,914 115,200 175,788 53,453 147, 239 16,965,1%. 16,9®4,64S17,165,4S116,761,966 16,961,70% 16, B77,767 116,21: 5,84 123,243 4,620 55,986 912,09 5' 130,960 4,608 136,914 3,823 98,28 952,624 58 115, 45' 876,09i 58 129,968 879,368 58 26,74 11,14' 431,198 831 25,44 8,605 414, 583 15! 18,83 1,52c 7,498 424, 66E 1,08 28,54 21, 862, 438,43C 1,15 31, 456 131,309 4,675 140, 551 4,399 196 154,184 783,242 58 6,371 406,525 245 17, 486 151,775 759,247 5S 5, 565 375,416 103 29,522 22,038, 71 22,196, 737 21,885, 48C 22,081,91 21,367,799 1,096,505 1,214,17' 1,214, 516 1,290,304 1,453,207 1,431,641 > Since Sept. 8,1920, letters of credit included with loans and discounts. 459,139 66,701 74,560 71,047 74, 51 73,545 51,066 42,550 43, 697 51,190 46, 343 22,155 16, 052 19, 765 15,375 17,905 687, 575 697,886 688, 460 688,178 693, 270 14, 261 24,086 19,039 19,161 21,316 1, 249, 673 1,084, 437 1,017,141 1,076,101 1,046,908 BEPOBT OP THE COMPTBOLLEK OF THE CTJEBENCT 277 TABLE N O . 57.—Aggregate resources and liabilities of national banks from 1914, to June, 1926—Continued January, 1931 JIa thousands of dollars] Feb.21 (8,143 banks) Apr. 28 (8,152 banks) June 30 (8,154 banks) Sept. 6 (8,155 banks) 11,680,837 12,360 380,023 2, 0*7, 234 1,980, 825 390,760 47,651 1,128,517 11,367,074 10,770 282,478 2,001,811 1,990,970 399,038 £2,398 1,077,155 11,125,099 9,970 238, 287 2,019,497 2,005,584 410, 392 51,742 1,040,205 K>,877,«14 12,355 202,354 1,881,977 1.-973, 749 421,027 52,039 1, 029,978 10,981,783 9,949 200,683 1,975,898 2,081,4-42 429,929 64,368 1,143, 239 334,722 397, 773 2 981,201 313,385 402,223 '752,934 374, 349 756,861 305,469 357, 798 808,819 349,911 341,811 863,508 »216,957 473,208 46,016 46,066 a 218,797 390,485 37,101 39,789 259,656 60,478 61,288 231,044 467,845 54,973 55,242 228,802 437,750 69,236 62,209 37,101 236,400 35,600 198,711 36,290 294,703 35,845 165,274 36,697 152,821 20,307,651 19, 570, 699 19, 638,446 19,014,102 19,420,136 1,273,205 1,029,406 1,271,383 1,024,761 1,273,880 1,026,256 1,276,177 1, 027, 373 1,282, 432 1,033, 408 496,155 704,147 18,678 538, 784 704,868 464,782 717,473 18,882 779,783 1,432,628 1,337,072 108,338 147,003 162,735 189,647 8, 601, 787 8,709,825 3, 698,518 3, 695, SOS 175,149 249,039 1,343,245 124,870 175,243 8,352,756 3,680,704 109,981 SW&5% Dec. 31 (8,169 banks) EESOURCES Loans and discountsl Overdrafts - — ._ C*istomers' liability account of acceptances.: United States Governmentseeuritiesowned Other bonds, stocks, securities, etc Banking house, furniture and fixtures Other real estate owned Lawful reserv* with Federal reserve banks.' Items with Federal reserve bank in process of collection _ Cash In vault _. Amount due from national banks Amount due from other banks, bankers, and trust companies Exchanges for clearing house Checks on other banks in thesame placeOutside cheeks and other cash items fied&mption fund and due from United States Treasurer _• Other assets __ Total. LIABILITIES Capital stock paid in._ Surplus fund _ Undivided profits, less expenses and taxes paid National-bank notes outstanding Due to Federal reserve banks.. Amount due to national banks _ Amount due toother banks, bankers, and trust companies Certified checks outstanding Cashier's cheeks on own bank outstanding. Demand deposits Time deposits United States deposits. Total deposits United States Government securities borrowed Bonds and securities (other than United States) borrowed Bills payable, other than with Federal reserve banks Bills payable with Federal reserve banks.. Letters of credit and travelers' checks outstanding Acceptances executed for customers and to furnish dollar exchange less those purchased or discounted Acceptances executed by other banks Liabilities other than those stated above... Total.. Liabilities for rediscounts, including those with Federal reserve banks 580,540 684,366 14,713 5 887,018 <l,501,£«3 122,386 166.202 8, 900, 393 3, 712, 430 113, 4*9 15,473,364 121,895 621,164 679,577 16,511 » 751,749 85ism 130,785 100,324 84,847 1,467,221 56,081 208,795 8,«08,943 3,749,328 188,089 15,07$, KB 66,923 3,660 123,169 658,283 4,086 2,830 3,230 136,923 535,023 140,195 452,3S8 133,836 417,859 5,740 114, 434 381,889 5,726 5,317 £188 4,976 3,951 8 345,644 ""~23,"403 287,177 17.054 55,590 11,243 42, 847 208,587 11,673 43,330 202,378 16, 558 53,068 20,307,651 19,670,699 1% 638, 446 19,014,102 19,420,138 1,144,077 989,556 878,416 705, ms 523,606 12 Includes customers' liability under letters of credit. Prior to June 30,1921, thisitem called for "Net amounts.1' »Includes acceptances executed by otter banks. 757,985 278 BEPOBT OF THE COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY TABLE N O . 57.'—Aggregate resources and liabilities of national banks from January, 1914, to June, 1926—Continued [In thousands of dollars] Mar. 10 (8,197 banks) May 5 (8,230 banks) June 30 (8,249 banks) Sept. 15 (8,240 banks) D e c . 29 (8,225 banks) RESOURCES Leans and discounts (including redis11,282, 579 11,184,116 11,248,214 11,236,025 counts)1 11,295 Overdrafts 10,227 9,198 12,141 Customers' liability account of acceptances. 169,887 168,935 176,238 171,190 United States Government securities owned . . . 2,031,564 • 2,124,691 2,285,459 2, 402, 492 Other bonds, stocks, securities, etc 2,162, 587 2, 277,866 2, 289, 782 444,368 452, 434 459, 020 Banking house, furniture and fixtures 440,296 62,531 Other real estate owned _ 67,598 64,383 67, 789 Lawful reserve with Federal reserve banks. 1,124, 707 1,150, 885 1,151, 605 1,232,104 Items with Federal reserve banks in process of collection... 312,900 330, 917 355, 666 418, 923 336,065 334,504 326,181 331, 951 Cash in vault... 987,816 974,375 974,975 Amount duefromnational banks 1,063, 695 Amount due from other banks, bankers, 248,578 244,707 299, 541 and trust companies 267,060 481,368 681,269 614, 771 Exchanges for clearing house 767,096 38,207 45, 215 Checks on other banks in the same place63,394 54,623 41,205 44s 053 Outside checks and other cash items 64,928 63,112 Redemption fund and due from United 36,507 States Treasurer 36, 767 36,656 163,234 Other assets 184,566 172, 284 176,445 Total 11,599,668 13,045 204 465 2, 656, 560 2,347,479 470,644 75,178 1,220,847 455,792 391,840 1,065,820 316,966 777,572 70,088 62,221 36, 825 205, 947 20,176, 648 20,706,010 20,926,099 Capital stock paid in 1, 289, 528 1,296,220 Surplus fund _. 1,036,184 1,040,249 Undivided profits, less expenses and taxes 522,658 paid 508,560 National bank notes outstanding 720, 984 719, 570 Due to Federal reserve banks 21, 213 17,641 Amount due to national banks 962,140 Amount due to other banks, bankers, and trust companies 1, 657,409 1, 560,920 Certified checks outstanding 174,469 190, 877 Cashier's checks outstanding 176, 632 193, 763 Demand deposits 8, 446, 530 8, 707,201 Time deposits (including postal savings)-.. 3,837, 759 3, 918,282 141,844 United States deposits 215, 347 Total deposits United States Government securities bor- IS, $90, 438 IS, 766,988 rowed. -. 46,225 53,722 Bonds and securities (other than United States) borrowed 3,058 6,103 Bills payable (including all obligations representing borrowed money other than rediscounts) '. 275, 089 248,681 Notes and bills rediscounted (including acceptances of other banks and foreign bills of exchange or drafts sold with indorsement) 323,737 285, 940 Letters of credit and travelers' checks outstanding __ _. 4,719 5,050 Acceptances executed for customers and to furnish dollar exchange less those purchased or discounted. _ 171, 332 170,132 13,869 14, 748 Acceptances executed by other»banks 57, 551 55, 715 Liabilities other than those stated above... 1, 307, 216 1,048,806 1, 307,122 1,042,197 1, 317, 010 1,075, 515 492,434 725, 748 19,862 916, 740 539, 047 726, 789 26,472 1,031,648 528,924 723, 819 28,109 1,035,961 1, 566, 459 205, 682 245, 091 9,152,415 4, 111, 951 103, 374 1, 582,444 164, 427 208,991 9,270, 378 4,169, 220 145,182 1, 691,307 218,464 287, 733 9, 535,-995 4,318, 736 304,176 19, 850,402 21,974,957 LIABILITIES Total 1 19, 850,402 > Includes customers' liability under letter of credit. 20,176, 648 16, SgO, 664 16,598,762 17,1,20,481 42,475 38,104 34,615 2,897 2,990 2,948 228,481 181, 765 310,781 280, 271 247, 559 262,421 8,256 6W639 4,889 172, 887 16,494 59, 481 165, 715 17,654 61, 756 199,844 23,631 70,049 20, 706,810 20,926,099 21,974,957 BEPOHT OF THE COMPTEOLLEE OF THE CUBBENCY 279 TABLE N O . 57.—Aggregate resources and liabilities of national banks from January, 1914, to June, 1928—Continued 1923 [In thousands of dollars] Apr. 3 (8,229 banks) June 30 (8,241 banks) Sept. 14 (8,239 banks) 11,667,959 11,662 11,817,671 10,430 187,131 11,934,556 12,950 153,485 2, 602, 762 2, 398,304 504, 731 86,412 1,169,345 463, 456 361,485 960,769 11,876,562 10,470 207,438 2,566,851 2,477,843 612,910 93,881 1,180,838 460,173 319,992 925,979 85,079 73,656 36,746 161,940 Dec. 31 (8,184 banks) RESOURCES Loans and discounts (including rediscounts)1 Overdrafts Customers' liability account of acceptances United States Govenment securities owned ©ther bonds, stocks, securities, etc _ Banking house, furniture and fixtures Other real estate owned Lawful reserve with Federal reserve banks Items with Federal reserve banks in process of collection Cash in vault Amount due from national banks Amount due from other banks, bankers, and trust comExchanges for clearing house Checks on other banks in the same place Outside checks and other cash items Redemption fund and due from U. S. Treasurer. Other assets Total- 2,694,207 2,340, 915 479, 580 82,139 1,179, 500 424,620 359,147 1, 033, 749 2,375,857 493,324 87,133 1,142,736 396,911 291,108 910, 014 1,029,342 300,990 526,224 57,396 53,942 36,895 154,962 68, 283 71, 578 37,108 146,643 292,974 481, 585 49,560 59,406 36,934 144,162 21, 612, 713 21,511,766 21, 712, 876 22,406,128 1,332,394 1,068,320 523,010 731,479 29,763 905,104 1,326,825 1,068,369 473,979 725,949 26,965 920,239 295,660 LIABILITIES Capital stock paid in Surplus fund Undivided profits, less expenses and taxes paid National bank notes outstanding Due to Federal reserve banks Amount due to national banks Amount due to other banks, bankers, and trust cornCertified cheeks outstanding Cashiers' checks outstanding Demand deposits Time deposits (including postal savings) United States deposits Total deposits United States Government securities borrowed Bonds and securities (other than United States) borrowed Bills payable (including all obligations representing borrowed money other than rediscounts) Note and bills rediscounted (including acceptance of other banks and foreign bills of exchange or drafts sold with indorsement) .-. _ Letters of credit and travelers' cheeks outstanding Acceptances executed for customers and to furnish dollar exchange less those purchased or discounted--. Acceptances executed by other banks Liabilities other than those stated above ' Includes customers' liability under letters of credit. 19 1,328,891 1, 070,616 476, 205 720,001 24,194 838,227 | 1, 644,488 148, 477 176,155 9,180, 624 4,580,216 264,279 17, OSS, 281 1, 546, 777 54,123 199,064 9, 288, 298 4, 755,162 192,135 IS, 897, >/S0 34,080 34,952 4,161 2,977 1, 510, 573 1,648,607 130, 547 186,434 167,157 347,629 9,331,368 9,593,119 4, 864, 369 4,948,019 101, 649 157,848 8t,Hi 17,040, SSO r>8t8He 38,287 36,983 2,760 3,038 370,166 370,921 362,995 390,467 6,542 352,801 400,799 7,503 5,476 200,873 26,144 43,956 172,208 30,409 45,236 146, 786 18,897 51,430 204,432 17,630 66,231 21, 612, 713 Total- 18005°—27 1, 319,144 2, 067, 652 486,172 728,076 26, 517 1,015, 526 21, 511, 766 21,712,876 22,406,128 280 BEPOKT OF THE COMPTHOLLEB OF THE CUBBENCY TABLE) N O . 57.——Aggregate resources and liabilities of national banks from 1914, to June, 1926—Continued January, 19*4 [la thousands of dollars] Mar. 31 (8,115 banks) KESOUKCES Loans and discounts (includingrediscounts)i Overdrafts Customers' liability account of acceptances. United States Government securities ownedOther bonds, stocks, securities, ete Banking house, furniture and fixtures.. Other real estate owned Lawful reserve with Federal reserve banks.. Items with Federal reserve banks ia process of collection. GashinTault Amount due from national banks Amount due from other banks, bankers, and trust companies.. Exchanges for clearing house Cnecfcs on other banks in the same place Outside checks and other cash items _ Kederoptionfund and due from U. S. Treasurer Other assets June 30 (8,085 banks) Oct. 10 (8,074 banks) ! 11,962,287 11,878,728 12,210,148 14 815 10, 075 12,242 135,836 202,572 143.666 2,494,313 2,481, 778 2,579,180 2,511, 637 2,660.550 2,897,040 432,728 525,335 541,852 100,098 104,630 107, 489 1,160, 766 1,198,670 1,303,981 12, 319 88S 9,802 244,728 2,586,697 3,075,999 651,871 108,986 1,394,386 379,307 342,989 938,804 397,340 346,219 1,098,783 1,412,807 283,386 842,719 67,083 56,420 37,167 157,210 345,029 925,568 75,925 69,687 37,129 167,280 439,356 575.360 58,871 52,898 36,720 166,820 223,466 22,062,888 22,565,919 23,323,061 24,381,281 Capital stock paid in 1,335,572 1,334,011 1,332,527 Svuptosfund... 1,073.363 1,080,578 1,074.268 Undivided profits, less expenses and taxes paid 507,905 501,656 566,792 Reserved for taxes, interest, eta., accrued National bank notes outstanding. 723,530 729,686 726,483 Due to Federal reserve banks 38,445 25,32* 37,842 1,035, 000 1,338,309 886,435 Amount due to national banks Amount due to other banks, bankers, and trust companies 1, 653,347 1,759, 556 1,938,857 226,714 187,704 147,404 Certified checks outstanding Cashiers'checks outstanding 217,231 323,621 261,785 Demand deposits. _ — 9,282,127 9, 593, 250 9,798,680 Time deposits (including postal savings) 6, 108, 970 5,259,933 5,468,677 United States deposits _ 183,000 188,398 123,318 Total deposits 17,598, em 18, U7, *9? 19,108,798 Uoited States Government sscruities borrowed 28,729 35,684 32,542 Bonds and secutities (other than United States) borrowed • 3,581 2,565 2,532 Bills payable (including all obligations representing borrowed money other than rediscounts) 123,611 143,847 Notes and bills re discounted (including acceptances of other banks and foreign bills of exchange or drafts sold with indorsement) _ ._ 196,778 271,645 170.419 Letters of credit and travelers' checks outstanding 6.22S 9,456 6,136 Acceptances executed for customers andtofurnish dollar exchange less those purchased or discounted 193,248 140.374 131,411 A«eeptaneesexeouted by other banks 25,455 17,381 18,435 38,171 Liabilities other than those stated above 47,200 35,662 1,334,836 1,038,880 Total. 427,894 360, 101 Dec. 31 (8,049 banks) 486,933 409,566 1,349,859 481,013 996,615 70,635 3«,3lO UABIUTIE3 Total. 1 Includes customers' liability under letters of oredit. 22,062,888 22,565,919 23,323,061 442,484 09,784 714,844 33,183 1,239,923 2,029,671 184,363 415, sm 10,363,250 5,581,287 153,2*? m,m,m 23,830 3,405 202,304 196,396 6,134 26,564 «0,298 24,381,281 KEPOKT OF THE COMPTEOLLBB OP THE CTJBBENOY 281 TABLE N O . 57.—Aggregate resources and liabilities of natimial banlts from January, 1914, to June, 1926—Continued 1925 [In thousands of dollars] Apr. C (8,016 banks) June 30 (8,072 banks) Sept. 28 (8,085 banks) Deo. 31 (8,054 banks) KESOUECE8 Loans and discounts (including rediscounts)' Overdrafts Customers' liability account of acceptances United States Government securities owned Other bonds, stocks, securities, etc.Banking house, furniture and fixtures Other real estate owned _ Lawful reserve with Federal reserve banks Items with Federal reserve banksin process of collection. Cash in vault _ _ _ Amount dua from national banks Amount due from other banks, bankers, and trust companies _ Exchanges for clearing house Checks on other banks in the same place Outside checks and other cash items Redemption fund and due from U. S. Treasurer Other assets Total. 12,468,836 12,674,067 13,134,461 9,352 11,410 14,900 176,588 240,962 201,083 2,014,185 2,536,767 2,512,025 3,139,255 3,193,677 3,242, 620 585,267 564,103 593,176 111,191 112,481 114, 677 1,273,274 1,326,864 1,324,326 466,787 411,539 456,666 359,605 361,671 362,341 1,192,049 1,096,768 1,120,925 13,635,278 10,554 277,513 2,522,810 3,252,018 606,474 113,741 1,376,992 672,090 390,116 1,192,948 80*727 68, 617 33,038 733,816 58,326 54,094 32,876 219,346 425,618 1,127,241 109,679 71,328 33,008 236,114 23,832,463 24,350,863 24,569,527 25,852,412 395,655 665, 288 67,708 54,541 33,120 226,386 403,366 LIABILITIES 1,379,101 1,361,444 1,369,435 1,375,009 Capital stock paid in 1,106, 544 1,118,928 1,125,495 1,166,601 Surplus fund 543,564 490,457 481,711 476,207 Undivided profits, less expenses and taxes paid 69,792 60,224 00,078 59,170 Reserved for taxes, interest, etc., accrued 649,447 648,494 649,221 648,461 National bank notes outstanding. 29,323 30,740 31,820 33,321 Due to Federal reserve banks _ 1,076,397 Amount due to national banks... 1,147,628 1,028,168 1,068,420 Amount due to other banks, bankers, and trust com1,897,555 panies. _ 1,839,935 1,827,492 1,766,708 224,089 251,505 261,813 197,508 Certified checks outstanding 336,167 214,594 414,869 204,447 Cashiers'cheeks outstanding™. Demand deposits ; 9,923,243 10,430,254 10,427,544 11,151,126 6,047,378 5,785,211 5,824,668 6,994,374 Time deposits (including postal savings) 108,101 255,652 178,897 103,222 United States deposits 19,S8l,9i7 19,909,689 19,9S0,06i Total deposits 21,684 24,479 n,om,m> 21,747 United States Government securities borrowed Bonds and securitees (other than United States) 32,718 3,530 8,976 3,821 borrowed . Agreements to repurchase United States Government 3,625 3,413 4,067 ac other securitees sold Bills payable (including all obligations representing 1,984 219,198 248,107 316,627 borrowned money other than rediscounts) Notes and bills rediscounted (including acceptances of 384,377 other banks and foreign bills of exchange at drafts 233,874 264,509 245,537 226,597 sold with indorsement) 7,o2S 12.12T 9,065 6,537 Letters of credit and travelers' checks outstanding Acceptances executed for customers and to furnish 257,929 164,569 191,873 232,761 dollar exchange less those purchased or discounted... 39,595 28,773 28,542 29,502 AoceptftHees wwarted by other baaks 49,954 49,471 52,228 41,237 Liabilities other than those stated above _ Total. ' Includes customers' liability uader letters of credit. 25,832,463 24,350,863 24,56», S27 282 EEPOBT OF THE COMPTBOLLEB OF THE CUBBENCY TABLE N O . 57.—Aggregate resources and liabilities of national banks from January, 1914, to June, 1926—Continued 1936 [In thousands of dollars] Apr. 12, (8,000 banks) June 30, (7,978 banks) RESOURCES Loans and discounts (including rediscounts)' Overdrafts United States Government securities owned Other bonds, stocks, securities, etc., owned Customers' liability account of acceptances Banking bouse, furniture and fixtures Other real estate owned Lawful reserve with Federal reserve banks Items with Federal reserve banks in process of collection Cash in vault Amount due from national banks Amount due from other banks, bankers, and trust companies. Exchanges for clearing house Checks on other banks in the same place Outside checks and other cash items Redemption fund and due from United States Treasurer United States Government securities borrowed Bonds and securities, other than United States, borrowed Other assets 216, 555 13,417,674 9,719 2,469,268 3,372,985 232,460 632,842 115,869 1,381,171 501,409 359,951 1,080,617 400,822 899,901 97,179 69,316 33,023 24,442 3,173 213,803 24,893,665 25,315,624 1,410,434 Capital stock paid in..'. 1,188,704 Surplus fund 500,519 Undivided profits, less expenses and taxes paid Reserved for taxes, interest, etc., accrued 63,327, 649, 452 National bank notes outstanding -. 35, 785 Due to Federal reserve banks 987, 311 Amount due to national banks 1,779, 579 Amount due toother banks, bankers, and trust companies 258,034 Certifieed checks outstanding 223, 885 Cashiers'checks outstanding 10, 456,694 Demand deposits : 6,199, 806 Time deposits (including postal savings) 234, 704 United States deposits Total deposits _ . . . . 20,176,798 25,611 United States Government securities borrowed 4,053 Bonds and securities (other than United States) borrowed • 2,497 Agreements to repurchase United States Government or other securities s o l d — Bills payable (including all obligations representing borrowed money other than 265,590 rediscounts) Notes and bills rediscounted (including acceptances of other banks and foreign 258,713 bills of exchange or drafts sold with indorsement) . Letters of credit and travelers' checks outstanding 7,760 Acceptances executed for customers and to furnish dollar exchange less those 246,199 purchased or discounted ,39,493 Acceptances executed by other banks Liabilities other than those stated above 55,515 1,412,872 1,198,899 477,687 64,618 651,156 33,794 979,814 1,885,848 217,123 Total- 13,301,306 10,953 2,540,823 3,269,027 265,066 621,825 113,987 1,288,664 487,345 367,573 1,062,811 388,932 774,989 83,096 68,809 32,905 TJABUJTIES Total. 1 Includes customers' liability under letters of credit. 24,893,665 10,778,603 6,313,809 144,604 SO, 60,164 24,442 3,173 3,489 263,807 268,801 12,880 221,131 29,801 60,805 25,316,624 TABLE No. 58 ABSTRACT OF CONDITION OF NATIONAL BANKS ON DECEMBER 31, 1925, APRIL 12 AND JUNE 30, 1926 (Arranged Alphabetically by States, Territories, and Reserve Cities) (In Thousands of Dollars) NOTE.—The Abstract of each State is exclusive of any reserve city therein 283 EEPOKT OF THE COMPTBOLLEK OP THE CURRENCY 285 Abstract of reports since September 88, 1925, arranged by States and reserve cities ALABAMA [lu thousands of dollars] Loans and discounts (including rediscounts) Overdrafts _ United States Government securities owned Other bonds, stocks, securities, etc. .owned Customer's liability account of "acceptances"Banking house, furniture and fixtures Other real estate owned _ Lawful reserve with Federal reserve bank Items with Federal reserve bank in process of collection Cash in vault and amount due from national banks Amount due from State banks, bankers, and trust companies.. Exchanges for clearing house Checks on other banks in the same place Outside checks and other cash items Redemption fund and due from United States Treasurer United States Government securities borrowed Other assets Total.. Deo. 31, 1925 Apr. 12, 1926 Juno 30, 1926 101 banks 101 banks 99 banks 74, 610 193 13,823 16,373 78,543 90 13,454 15,085 3,854 956 6,747 562 18,346 4,473 385 410 558 3,940 1,068 5,639 391 13,852 2,650 348 316 203 383 63 78,194 58 11,355 15,432 20 4,031 1,060 6,441 752 11,640 2,580 208 258 232 348 2 67 140,767 136,325 131,660 11,370 7,120 2,602 97 7,581 355 2,543 4,040 88 622 66, 395 34,424 1,844 84 11, 570 7,160 3,341 242 7,233 182 1, 675 2,352 88 430 58,317 38,285 1,612 147 11,220 7,298 2,990 227 6,920 314 1,112 1,897 86 272 53,392 39,049 1,010 % 387 1,162 733 2,876 1,150 4,634 4 20 72 LIABILITIES Capital stock paid in Surplus fund _.. AH other undivided profits, less expenses and taxes paid Iteserved for taies, interest, etc., accrued National-bank notes outstanding Dae to Federal reserve banks. Amount due to national banks-. -_Amount due to State banks, bankers, and trust companies Certified checks outstanding Cashier's checks outstandingDemand deposits Time deposits (including postal savings deposits) United States deposits._ United States Government securities borrowed Bills payable (including all obligations representing money borrowed other than rediscounts) Notes and bills rediseounted Letters of eredit and travelers' cheeks soid for cash aad outstanding.. Acceptances executed for customers, etc Liabilities other than those above stated Total.. 53 140,767 82J 136,325 131. 660 286 HEPOBT OF THE COM PTBOLLEH. OF THE CUBRENCY Abstract of reports since September 28, 192B, arranged by States and reserve cities— Continued ALABAMA—Continued B1EMINGHAM [In thousands of dollars] Dec. 31, 1925 Apr. 12, 1926 June 30, 1926 2 banks 2 banks 3 banks BF.SOUBCES Loans and discounts (including rediscounts) Overdrafts United States Government securities owned Other bonds, stocks, securities, etc., owned Banking house, furniture and fixtures Other real estate owned. Lawful reserve with Federal reserve bank Items with Federal reserve bank in process of collection Cash in vault and amount due from national banks.... _. Amount due from State banks, bankers, and trust companies. Exchanges for clearing house Checks on other banks in the same place.. Outside checks and other cash items. Redemption fund and due from United States Treasurer Other assets Total.. 30,853 8 3,276 3,886 538 228 2,986 2,816 4,412 1,644 455 29,578 9 3,240 3,098 539 371 2,592 1,797 5,307 1,445 676 419 82 282 82 56 3,297 3,518 366 620 2,371 1,830 4,026 1,369 463 1 425 92 94 51,503 49,072 47,456 1,750 3,050 708 165 1,650 2,537 3,869 72 201 23,109 14,136 48 208 1,750 3,050 835 251 1,617 2,071 2,904 163 132 21,377 14,560 159 203 1,950 3,100 977 158 1,804 1,680 2,113 52 19,876 15,408 151 219 51, 503 49,072 47,456 28,979 LIABILITIES Capital stock paid in Surplus fund All other undivided profits, less expenses and taxes paid Beserved for taxes, interest, etc., accrued^ National-bank notes outstanding ,. Amount due to national banks Amount due to State banks, bankers, and trust companiesCertified checks outstanding Cashier's checks outstanding Demand deposits Time deposits (including postal savings deposits) _ United States deposits _ Liabilities other than those above stated Total. 68 EBPOBT OF THE COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY 287 Abstract of reports tince September 28, 1925, arranged by States and reserve cities^- Continued ALASKA [In thousands of dollars] Dec. 31, 1925 Apr. 12, 1926 June 30, 1926 4 banks 4 banks 4 banks RESOURCES Loans and discounts (including rediscounts) Overdrafts United States Government securities owned Other bonds, stocks, securities, etc., owned Banking house, furniture and fixtures Other real estate owned Cash in vault and amount due from national banks Amount due from State banks, bankers, and trust companies.. Checks on other banks in the samo place Outside checks and other cash items Eedemption fund and due from United States Treasurer Other assets _ Total.. 1,228 2 1,031 408 75 18 743 35 8 7 3 13 1,376 2 728 41 11 9 870 23 3,571 3,672 3,971 200 122 32 200 126 200 128 1,014 392 76 18 1,513 1 887 432 77 18 10 34 3 3 LIABILITIES Capital stock paid in __ Surplus fund.All other undivided profits, less expenses and taxes paid.. Reserved for taxes, interest, etc., accrued National-bank notes outstanding Amount due to national banks Amount due to State banks, bankers, and trust companies Certified checks outstanding Cashier's checks outstanding Demand deposits. Time deposits (including postal savings deposits) _ United States deposits .-.. United States Government securities borrowed.-_ Letters of credit and travelers' checks sold for cash and outstanding. Total 60 10 2 26 1,682 1,193 322 12 3,571 50 1 61 1 6 2 13 1,825 1,096 291 1 £5 6 16 1 26 1,964 1,194 342 3,672 3,971 88 288 BEPOBT OF THE COMPTBOLLEB OF THE CUBBENCY Abstract of reports since September S8, 1OSB, arranged by States and reserve cities— Continued ARIZONA [la thousands of dollars] Dec. 31, 1925 Apr. 12, 1926 June 30, 17 banks 16 banks 15 banks RESOURCES Leans end discounts (including rediscounts) Overdrafts ._ -United States Government securities owned _ Other bonds, stocks, securities, etc., owned Customers'liability account of "acceptances" Banking house, furniture and fixtures Other real estate owned.. _ Lawful reserve with Federal reserve bank.. Items with Federal reserve bank iu process of collection Cash in vault and amount due from national banks Amount due from State banks, bankers, and trust companies.Exchanges Jot clearing house Checks on other banks in the same place._ ___ Outside checks and other cash items Redemption fund and due from United States Treasurer Other assets Total 13,911 56 3,340 1,985 113 1,044 14,034 28 3,212 2,100 148 484 14,080 24 3,005 2,309 33 1,028 1,071 1,119 13 2,084 023 178 27 92 23 436 28,624 28,800 27,180 1,450 623 188 14 664 29 422 1,350 523 228 47 514 9 280 529 1,325 525 212 26 490 88 135 400 20 697 14,908 6,911 99 1,263 1,451 33 3,196 1,244 296 108 156 29 400 1,037 1,033 1,271 21 3,463 L34S 321 99 174 29 LIABILITIES Capital stock paid in Surplus fund All other undivided profits, less expanses and taxes paid Keserved for taxes, interest, etc., accrued National-bank notes outstanding _ Dun to Federal reserve banks Amount due to national banks Amount due to State banks, bankers, and trust companies Certified checks outstanding Cashiers' checks outstanding Demand deposits Time deposits (including postal savings deposits) United States deposits United States Government securities borrowed Bonds and securities, other than United States, borrowed-.. Bills payable (including all obligations representing money borrowed other than rediscounts) _ Notes and bills rediscounted Letters of credit and travelers' checks sold for cash and outstanding Acceptances executed for customers, etc Liabilities other than those above stated Total _ 365 16,033 7,192 110 250 3S » 326* 16,488 7,030 122 11 113 263 167 351 545 462 7 33 258 28,624 28,800 27,150 489 314 I EEPOET OP THE COMPTROLLEB OP THE CUKKENCY 289 Abstract erf reports since September 2S, 1925, arranged by States and reserve cities— Continued ARKANSAS [In thousands of dollars] Dec. 31, 1925 Apr. 12, 1926 June 30, 1926 84 banks 83 banks 82 banks BESOUKCES Loans and discounts (including rediscounts) Overdrafts _. TBiated States Government securities owned Other bonds, stocks, securities, etc., owned Banking house, furniture aoct fixtures Qt&er real estate owned Lawful reserve with Federal reserve bank _ Items with Federal reserve bank in process oJ collection. Cash in vault and amount due from national bants _ Amount due from State banto, bankers, and trust eompanies.. Bxehanges {or clearing house CS*cks on other banks in the same place Ooteide checks and other cash items.Bedemption fund and due from United States Treasurer United States Government securities borrowed Other assets Total. 58,812 113 10,502 4,777 2,906 895 4,766 97 13,682 7,896 193 287 23ft 57,178 94 11,087 5,183 1,986 1,071 4 i 25» 127 11,640 5,352 158 359 180 178 66,035 54 19,751 5,751 2,043 995 4,168 117 10,530 4,648 119 229 150 175 " 57 273 24S 247 102,688 99,09ft 7,238 7,350 2,99* 1,874 2,147 140 a, 67i a, 788 3,831 8,872 34 28 884 46, 398 25)648 342 5»I 45,413 26,576 696 61 39 668' 4?, 880 26,979 419 221 762 1 49 316 895 3 79 879 1,398 3 63 102, 683 99,099 96,083 LIABILITIES Capital stock paid in Surplus fund , _ AH other undivided profits, less expenses and taxes paid Beserved for tsass, interest, etc., accrued-.... „ National-bank setes outstanding-. Amocnt due t o national banfe Amount duo to State hanks, bankers, and trust-eompanies Cortified cheefes outstanding. -.. Cashier's cheeks outstanding j . Demand deposits. ^ f t o e deposits (including postal savings deposits) United State* deposits United States Government securities borrowed— — BSIfe payablB (including all obligations representing money borrowed other than rediscounts) Notes and bills rediscounted Lettws of credit aud travelers' checks sold for east* and outstanding. Liabilities otter than those above stated .. Total.. 3, 118 158 2,29» 5,999 7,009 3,012 2,019 155 3,4*1 % 4,848 67 290 REPORT OF THE COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY Abstract of reports since September 28, 1925, arranged by States and reserve citiesContinued AEKANSAS-Continued L I T T L E BOCK [ID thousands of dollars] Dec. 31, 1926 Apr. 12, 1926 June 30, 1926 3 banks 2 banks 2 banks RESOURCES Loans and discounts (including rediscounts) Overdrafts United States Government securities owned Other bonds, stocks, securities, etc., owned Banking house, furniture and fixtures Other real estate owned Lawful reserve with Federal reserve bank Items with Federal reserve bank in process of collection Cash in vault and amount due from national banks Amount due from State banks, bankers, and trust companies.. Exchanges for clearing house Outside checks and other cash items Redemption fund and due from United States Treasurer Other assets Total. 6,352 22 332 139 578 62 506 455 348 411 128 93 10 6,277 25 344 106 9,443 8,768 9,098 700 270 90 197 626 1,858 6 600 260 64 196 544 1,554 600 260 85 200 267 475 333 281 122 139 33 10 10 6,410 28 315 120 S41 81 490 368 298 132 24S 61 10 9 LIABILITIES Capital stock paid in Surplus fund _ AH other undivided profits, less expenses and taxes paid National-bank notes outstanding Amount due to National banks Amount due to State banks, bankers, and trust companies Certified checks outstanding. Cashier's checks outstanding Dema d deposits _ Time deposits (including postal savings deposits) United States deposits Bills payable (including all obligations representing money borrowed other than rediscounts) Notes and bills rediscounted Letters of credit and travelers' checks sold for cash and outstanding. Total 2,979 1,770 66 101 2,701 1,742 92 475 357 680 334 9,443 8,768 60 1,318 I 50 3,111 1,670 73 814 624 BEPOBT OP THE COMPTBOLLER OP THE CURRENCY 291 Abstract of reports since September 28, 1925, arranged by States and reserve cities-— Continued CALIFORNIA [In thousands of dollars] Dec. 31, 1925 Apr. 12, 1926 June 30, 1926 248 banks 243 bants 246 banks 187,487 329 32,815 59,930 25 11,894 2,675 16,061 1,755 29,943 9,676 2,261 892 1,855 184,749 258 31,374 59,620 32 12,026 2,864 15,307 1,204 RESOURCES Loans and discounts (including rediscounts) Overdrafts United States Government securities owned Other bonds, stocks, securities, etc., owned Customer's liability account of "acceptances" Banking house, furniture and fixtures Other real estate owned _ Lawful reserve with Federal reserve bank Items with Federal reserve bank in process of collection Cash in vault and amount due from national banks Amount due from State banks, bankers, and trust companK Exchanges for clearing house Cheeks on other banks in the same place Outside checks and other cash items Redemption fund and due from United States Treasurer... United States Government securities borrowed Other bonds and securities borrowed Other assets Total.. 7,446 2,398 812 1,034 656 186,475 249 31,247 59,240 18 11,979 2,727 15,465 932 28,246 7,447 2,326 Jl5 1,730 816 761 653 78 184 1,621 359,083 347,144 351,332 25,373 10,732 5,877 417 13,182 447 4,639 8,165 270 7,598 172,490 105,377 25,505 10,901 6,004 57 149 25,064 10,625 6,737 568 12,979 499 3,670 7,219 368 4,812 163,583 102,783 463 59 109 2,169 1,108 12 3 23 216 4,044 3,129 16 9 24 374 3,944 4,202 30 359,083 347,144 351,332 LIABILITIES Capital stock paid in Surplus fund _ All other undivided profits, less expenses and taxes paid Reserved for taxes, interest, etc., accrued National-bank notes outstanding Due to Federal reserve banks Amount due to national banks Amount due to State banks, bankers, and trust companies Certified checks outstanding Cashier's checks outstanding Demand deposits Time deposits (including postal savings deposits) United States deposits United States Government securities borrowed Bonds and securities, other than United States, borrowed Agreements to repurchase United States Government or other securities sold-i Bills payable (including all obligations representing money borrowed other than rediscounts) Notes and bills rediscounted— j Letters of credit and travelers' checks sold for cash and outstanding.. Acceptances executed for customers, etc Aeceptanees executed-by other banks for account of this bank Liabilities other than those above stated. ; Total.. 780 4S3 12,819 280 4,379 7,612 231 4,603 163,678 105; 727 377 78 184 10 18 304 292 KEPORT OF THE COMPTROLLER OP THE CURRENCY .abstract of reports since September 28, 19S5, arranged by States and reserve cilies- Contirrued CALIFORNIA—Continued LOS ANCJELES [In thousands o( dollars] Doc. 31, 1925 Apr. 12, 1926 June 30, 1926 12 banks 12 banks 12 banks RESOURCES Loans and discounts (including rediscounts) Overdrafts. -United States Government securities owned Other bonds, stocks, securities, etc., owned. Customer's liability account of "acceptances" Btmking house, furniture and fixtures Other real estate owned Lawful reserve with Federal reserve bank Items with Federal reserve bank in process of collection Cash in vault and amount due from national banks Amount due from State banks, bankers, and trust companies.. Exchanges for clearing house Checks on other banks in the same place Outside checks and other cash items _. Kedemption fund and due from United States Treasurer United States Government securities borrowed _ Other bonds and securities borrowed Other assets Total.. 192,029 143 33,354 18,198 2,834 2,842 450 18,312 10,945 20,830 10,183 15,393 730 2,125 311 188,149 281 34,277 17,848 1,841 1,708 20,618 1,753 3,056 598 16,126 18, 2S» 22,442 16,231 11,395 878 3,686 311 2,220 230 1,554 331,571 326,998 328,798 16,650 7,401 4,972 1(5,650 7,401 5,720 835 6,035 14,673 31,444 16,650 7,852 4,907 553 8,086 14,578 33,733 441 5,523 127,90S 101,085 1,173 2,220 230 522 16,594 11,445 18,920 14,789 13,184 946 3,194 311 190,4*2 272 28,778 LIABILITIES Capital stock paid in Surplus fund . Ail other undivided profits, less expenses and taxes paid Reserved for taxes, interest, etc., accrued National-bank notes outstanding Amount due to national banks. _ _ Amount due to State banks, bankers, and trust companies Certified checks outstanding Cashier's checks outstanding Demand deposits. _ Time deposits (Including postal savings deposits) United States deposits TTnited States Government securities borrowed Bonds and securities, other than United States, borrowed BiUs payable (including all obligations representing money borrowed other than redisoounts) Notes and bills redlscounted.. Letters of credit and travelers* ehecks sold for cash and outstanding. Acceptances executed for customers, etc Acceptances executed by other banks for account of this bank Liabilities other than those above stated : Total.. 483 6,099 14,711 30,892 4«7 11,280 142,848 81,941 5,191 1,188 305 900 1,233 79 2,980 487 4,613 128,778 103,679 1,670 2,080 305 578 947 153 1,885 2,014 1,015 514 206 1,811 5 3,347 331,671 326,998 328,798 BEPQET OF THE COMPTROLLER OF THE CURBEKK3Y 293 of reports since September 28, 19S5, arranged by States and reserve citiesContinued CAUFOBNIA—Ceotiiraed OAKLAND [In thousands of dollars] Dec. 31, 1925 Apr. 12, 1926 June 30, 1926 2 banks 2 banks 2 banks EESOUKCES Loans and discounts (Including rediscounts) Ororilrafts United States Government securities owned Other bonds, stocks, securities, etc., owned Banking house, furniture and fixtures Other real estate owned .__ Lawful reserve with Federal reserve bank Cash in vault and amount duefromnational banks Amojmt duefromState banks, bankers, and trust companies.. Exchanges for clearing house Cfcec&s on other banks in the same place Outside checks and other cash items Redemption fond and due from United States Treasurer Other assets Total.. 18,6.4 6 5,016 2,082 248 2,130 2,920 715 915 52 llfi 5S 101 19, 472 15 £,040 1,920 847 85 2,005 2,058 370 587 2 54 55 42 19,749 6 4,811 1,970 516 84 2,045 1,726 293 33,030 32.0S2 32,023 1,500 1,228 430 46 1,085 279 3,773 54 755 19,283 3,780 1,500 1,228 466 14 1,090 3» 1,860 82 1,700 1,530 585 32 1,073 409 3,184 115 519 17,269 4,265 om 18 23 5S LIABILITIES Capital stock paid in Siuirius fund All other undivided profits, less expenses and taxes paid B^served lor taxes, interest, etc., accraed... I&tienal-bank notes outstanding Amount due to national banks Amount due to State banks, bankers, and trust companies Certified checks outstanding Cashier's chocks outstanding Demand deposits...'. _ Time deposits (including postal savings deposits) Balls payable (including all obligations representing money borrowed other tnanxedisoounts).. Notes and bills rediscounted Letters of credit and travelers' checks sold for cash and outstauding. LiabUities other than those above stated.. Total. 386 18,178 4,248 815 2 425 I, MS 6 1ST ••is 33,030 S i 052 32.633 125 294 BEPORT OF THE COMPTBOLLEB OF THE CT7BBENCY Abstract of reports since September 28, 1925, arranged by States and reserve cities— Continued CALIFOBNIA—Continued SAN FRANCISCO [In thousands of dollars] Dec. 31, 1925 Apr. 12, 1926 June 30, 1926 5 banks 4 banks 4 banks RESOURCES Loans and discounts (including rediscounts) Overdrafts _ _ United States Government securities owned Other bonds, stocks, securities, etc., owned Customer's liability account of "acceptances" Banking house, furniture and fixtures Other real estate owned Lawful reserve with Federal reserve bank Items with Federal reserve bank in process of collection Cash in vault and amount due from national banks .Amount due from State banks, bankers, and trust companies. Exchanges for clearing house Checks on other banks i n the same place _ Outside checks and other cash items I Redemption fund and due from United States Treasurer United States Government securities borrowed Other assets Total. Capital stock paid in _ Surplus fund All other undivided profits, less expenses and taxes paid Reserved for taxes, interest, etc., accrued _y National-bank notes outstanding Amount due to national banks Amount due t o State banks, bankers, and trust companies Certified checks outstanding Cashier's checks outstanding _ Demand deposits Time deposits (including postal savings deposits) _ United States deposits United States Government securities borrowed Bills payable (including all obligations representing money borrowed other than rediscounts) _ Notes and bills rediscounted Letters of credit and travelers' checks sold for cash and outstanding. Acceptances executed for customers, etc.. Acceptances executed by other banks for account of this bank Liabilities other than those above stated Total. 191,924 649 39,966 18,708 9,298 8,449 841 39,478 3,594 19,765 16,067 11, 726 624 4,305 482 181,537 680 35,302 17,433 9,433 8,517 817 15,616 4,568 16,023 11,607 8,667 237 3,221 493 179,668 435 35,562 18,369 11,693 8,537 867 18,683 4,605 17,356 13,421 7,817 182 6,440 493 2,500 7,640 352,579 320,481 331, 725 19,500 16,700 7,018 287 9,585 23,404 37,501 902 6,752 156,020 43,602 2,415 20,500 12,200 4,525 254 9,725 19,533 35,141 1,106 3,992 147, 359 42,022 1,094 20,590 12,200 11,850 6,706 126 9,863 109 1,239 8,550 2,456 161 10,034 133 1,696 4,400 4,792 183 11,773 601 1,196 352,679 320,481 331,725 4,680 326 9,734 30,203 35,128 1,142 5,822 144,378 •41,285 882 2,800 REPORT OF THE COMPTROLLER OP THE CURRENCY 295 Abstract of reports since September 28, 1925, arranged by States and reserve cities—• Continued COLORADO [In thousands of dollars] Dee. 31, 1925 Apr. 12, 1926 June 30, 1926 123 banks 120 banks 119 banks Loans and discounts (including rediscounts) Overdrafts _ United States Government securities owned Other bonds, stocks, securities, etc., owned Banking house, furniture and fixtures Other real estate owned.. Lawful reserve with Federal reserve bank _ Items with Federal reserve bank in process of collection Cash in vault and amount due from national banks Amount due from State banks, bankers, and trust companii Exchanges for clearing house Checks on other banks in the same place Outside cheeks and other cash items. _ __ Redemption fund and due from United States Treasurer. _. United States Government securities borrowed , Other assets Total.. Capital stock paid i n . . . Surplus fund All other undivided profits, less expenses and taxes paid Reserve for taxes, interest, etc., accrued _ National-bank notes outstanding Amount due to national banks Amount due to State banks, bankers, and trust companies Certified checks outstanding Cashier's checks outstanding Demand deposits Time deposits (including postal savings deposits) United States deposits United States Government securities borrowed Agreements to repurchase United States Government or other securities sold. Bills payable (including all obligations representing money borrowed other than rediscounts)... Notes and bills rediscounted Letters of credit and travelers' cheeks sold for cash and outstanding. Liabilities other than those above stated Total.. 18005°—27- -20 50,789 65 11,023 13,407 2,826 1,646 5,041 9 14,712 770 147 296 262 186 50,760 48 10, 931 13,012 2,662 1,670 4,680 44 14,415 766 156 271 228 172 28 91 58 42 101,207 99,906 96,044 6,615 3,929 693 129 3,691 6,505 3,697 708 138 3,413 1,163 1,252 40 848 49,822 30,198 65 71 6,480 3.67S 645 114 3,419 90S 1,120 59 1,223 1,742 35 1,253 49, 879 29,611 36 122 50,361 52 10,531 13,589 2,673 1,598 4,508 11,389 539 113 214 208 172 1,023 45,717 30,555 54 £8 110 60 1,005 1,176 4 2 616 1,297 3 10 101, 207 99,906 849 V 2 96,044 296 REPORT OF THE COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY Abstract of reports since September 28, 19H5, arranged by States and reseive cities— Continued COLORADO—Continued DENVER [In thousands of dollarsi Dec. 31, 1925 Apr. 12, I June 30, 1926 I 1926 6 banks 6 banks 6 banks RESOURCES Loans and discounts (including rediscounts) Overdrafts._ United States Government securities owned Other bonds, stocks, securities, etc., owned Banking house, furniture and fixtures Other real estate owned _ Lawful reserve with Federal reserve bank Items with Federal reserve bank in process of collection Cash in vault and amount due from national banks Amount due from State banks, bankers, and trust companie: Exchanges for clearing house Checks on other banks in the same place Outside checks and other cash items Bedemption fund and due from United States Treasurer Other assets.. „ Total. Capital stocK paid in Surplus fund All other undivided profits, less expenses and taxes paid Reserved for taxes, interest, etc., accrued National-bank notes outstanding Amount due t o national banks Amount due t o State banks, bankers, and trust companies.. Certified checks outstanding Cashier's checks outstanding _._ Demand deposits. Time deposits (including postal savings deposits) United States deposits Bills payable (including all obligations representing money borrowed other than rediscounts) Letters of credit and travelers' checks sold for cash and outstanding . Liabilities other than those above stated Total. 68,965 44 21, 446 22,456 1,675 212 9,644 4,653 20,529 7,517 3,076 556 1,031 32 250 162,086 4,800 4,287 2,226 460 630 14, 562 9,179 245 1,629 74,923 48,022 1,073 76 25,315 20,323 1,682 235 9,133 4,544 14,783 5,218 2,499 623 842 33 320 153, 712 I 4,800 4,287 2, ISO 167 645 9,913 7,042 258 1,291 73,732 48,441 748 64,927 37 25,631 21,592 315 3,520 14,796 4,843 3,276 788 901 33 246 151, 06-1 4.800 4,287 2,340 497 660 9,969 6,539 309 1,97» 71,818 47,190 652 175 7 26 162,086 153,712 151,064 KEPOBT OF THE COMPTEOLLBE OF THE CXJEEENCY. 297 Abstract of reports since September SS, 1985, arranged by Stales and reserve cities— Continued CO1.OBADO— Continued PUEBLO [In thousands of dollars] Dec. 31, 1925 Apr. 12, 1926 June 30, 2 banks 2 banks 2 banks 1926 RESOURCES Loans and discounts (including rediscounts) Overdrafts _ _ United States Government securities owned Other bonds, stocks, securities, etc., owned Banking house, furniture and fixtures, _ Lawful reserve with Federal reserve bank.. -Cash in vault and amount due from national banks Amount due from State banks, bankers, and trust companies.. Exchanges for clearing house Outside checks and other cash items Redemption fund and due from United States Treasurer Total 6,671 16 1,604 3,650 324 960 4,268 510 137 3 20 6,451 17 1,646 323 912 4,353 419 74 3 20 18,163 17,906 15,950 600 1,150 119 114 400 1,908 1,680 . 6 133 600 1,180 158 116 394 2,105 1,602 41 43 600 1,150 96 111 386 1,368 1,16> 9 8,036 7,716 6,300 25 1,660 3,76S 320 836 2,548 340 131 4 as LIABILITIES Capital stock paid in Surplus fund All other undivided profits, less expenses and taxes paid Eeserved for taxes, interest, etc., accrued National-bank notes outstanding _ Amount due to national banks __ Amount due to State banks, bankers, and trust companies Certified checks outstanding Cashier's checks outstanding Demand deposits ... Tuna deposits; (including postal-savings deposits) United States deposits Liabilities other than thosa above staled... Total _ -- 3,976 29 12 18,163 3,946 22 17,906 78 6,744 4,211 21 9 15,980 298 BEPOBT OF THE COMPTBOLLEB OF THE CUBBENCY Abstract of reports since September 38, 1925, arranged by States and reserve cities— Continued CONNECTICUT [In thousands of dollars] Dec. 31, 1925 Apr. 12, 1926 June 30, 1926 63 banks 63banks 63 banks EES0URCE3 Loans and discounts (including rediscounts) Overdrafts United States Government securities owned Other bonds, stocks, securities, etc. owned Customer's liability account of "acceptances" Banking house, furniture and fixtures Other real estate owned Lawful reserve with Federal reserve bank <. Items with Federal reserve bank in process of collection Cash in vault and amount due from national banks Amount due from State banks, bankers, and trust companies.. Exchanges for clearing house Checks on other banks in the same place Outside checks and other cash items Redemption fund and due from United States Treasurer United States Government securities borrowed Other assets Total. 160,874 58 29,510 40,614 9 9,681 2,437 11,683 9,314 30,569 2,249 2,050 722 1,773 495 164,760 106 29,117 42,219 3 9,834 2,450 12,290 6,705 22,251 1,424 1,455 685 367 165,573 65 28,651 44,230 12 736 586 2,403 11,825 6,839 19,810 1,461 2,020 672 983 498 100 553 292,774 294, 739 295,580 20,202 17,823 9,050 1,013 9,771 2,003 580 6,861 484 840 143,319 75,220 1,156 20,252 18,622 9,356 902 9,713 2,074 915 415 523 140,194 80,516 1,099 20,252 18,652 9,202 1,052 9,786 2,055 698 6,644 1,037 826 137,860 80,807 785 100 257 16 2,397 355 29 292,774 3 435 294,739 487 LIABILITIES Capital stock paid in Surplus fund All other undivided profits, less expenses and taxes paid Reserved for taxes, interest, etc., accrued National-bank notes outstanding Due to Federal reserve banks Amount due to national banks Amount due to State banks, bankers, and trust companies. Certified checks outstanding Cashier's checks outstanding Demand deposits Time deposits (including postal-savings deposits) United States deposits United States Government securities borrowed. Bills payable (indudii other than rediscounts) Notes and bills rediscounted Letters of credit and travelers' checks sold for cash and outstandingAcceptances executed for customers, etc Acceptances executed by other banks for account of this bank. Liabilities other than those above stated Total- 3,023 2,370 12 606 295,880 BEPORT OF THE COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY 299 Abstract of reports since September 28, 1935, arranged by States and reserve cities— Continued DELAWARE [In thousands of dollars] Deo. 31, 1925 Apr. 12, 1926 June 30, 1926 18 banks 19 banks 19 banks RESOURCES Loans and discounts (including rediscounts) Overdrafts United States Government securities owned Other bonds, stocks, securities, etc., owned Banking house, furniture and fixtures Other real estate owned Lawful reserve with Federal reserve bank Items with Federal reserve bank in process of collection Cash in vault and amount due from national banks Amount due from State banks, bankers, and trust companies.. Exchanges for clearing house Checks on other banks in the same place Outside checks and other cash items Redemption fund and due from United States Treasurer Other assets Total.. 11,384 14 2,332 7,077 754 107 1,105 138 1,253 176 167 15 24 58 2 11,827 8 2,344 7,356 24,606 24,747 24,863 1,735 2,253 876 23 1,129 52 2 355 19 18 7,389 71 1,758 2,253 1,006 23 1,130 62 8 259 17 10 9,646 7,641 67 1,759 2,280 952 27 1,129 66 ,7 341 13 26 9,662 7,794 72 287 226 555 303 405 318 1 11 24,606 24, 747 24,863 952 128 1,064 99 126 13 21 58 3 11,653 2,344 7,243 772 125 1,026 138 1,186 153 89 22 28 98 19 LIABILITIES Capital stock paid in Surplus fund All other undivided profits, less expenses and taxes paid Reserved for taxes, interest^ etc., accrued National-bank notes outstanding Due to Federal reserve banks Amount due to national banks. Amount due to State banks, bankers, and trust companies Certified checks outstanding Cashier's checks outstanding _ Demand deposits Time deposits (including postal savings deposits) United States deposits Bills payable (including all obligations representing money borrowed other than rediscounts) Notes and bills rediscounted Letters of credit and travelers' checks sold for cash and outstanding.. Liabilities other than those above stated Total.. 10,162 300 KEPOKT OF THE COMFTEOIxIiER OF THE CURRENCY Abstract of reports since September 28, 1925, arranged by States and reserve cities—• Continued DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA WASHINGTON [In thousands of dollars] Dec. 31, 1925 Apr. 12, 1926 J u n e 30, 1926 13 banks 13 banks 13 banks BES0CECE9 Loans and discounts (including rediscounts).. Overdrafts TJnited States Government securities owned.. Other J>onds, stocks, securities, etc., owned... Customer's liability account of " acceptances " Banking noose, furniture and fixtures Other real estate owned.. Lawful reserve with Federal reserve bank__ Items with Federal reserve bank in process of collection Cash in vault and amount due from national banks Amount due fltai State banks, bankers, and trust companies. Exchanges for elearing house Checks on other banks in the same place-. Outside checks and other cash items.. Redemption fund and due from TJnited States Treasurer United States Government securities borrowed Other assets Total.. 83,377 33 19,396 13,300 2*1 85,227 14 21,023 11,960 285 9,498 997 8,797 ' 3,180 8,972 85,276 373 319 12,661 255 9,631 982 9,478 2,206 12,153 2,098 3,914 938 353 239 206 550 155,208 156,467 160,540 9,427 6,013 2,855 403 4,438 1,62% 4,030 5,958 220539 75,293 34,590 2,901- 10,277 6,563 2,813 460 4,368 1,133 3,429 6,941 234 10,277 6,788 2,888 503 543 915 4,934 598 229 291 62 967 5B2 244 139 147 56 2,485 561 278 157 98 49 155,208 156,467 160,540 8,640 1,656 8,570 2,697 10,196 1,750 3,469 1,066 242 264 2,417 2,808 488 252 230 LIABILITIES Capital stock paid in Surplus fund T All other undivided profits, less expenses and taxes paid Reserved for taxes, interest, etc., accrued National-bank notes outstanding Due to Federal reserve banks Amount due to national banks. Amount due to State banks, bankers, »nd trust companies. _ Certified checks outstanding Cashier's checks outstanding Demand deposits. Time deposits (including postal savings deposits) United States deposits United States Government securities borrowed Bonds and securities, other than United States, borrowed Agreements to repurchase United States Government or otherseitiM Bills payable (including all obligations representing money borrowed other than rediscounts) Notes and bills rediscounted. Letters of credit and travelers' checks sold for cash and outstanding.. Acceptances executed for customers, etc Acceptances executed by other banks for account of this bank.. Liabilities other than those above stated Total.. 284 17 286 76,313 37,234 3,562 206 338 4,107, 1,40* 3,126 6,738 382 1,041 79,878 as, /iflfi 3,208 •2m EEPOET OF THE COMPTBOLLEB OP THE CTJEEENCY 301 Abstract of reports since September 28, 1925, arranged by States and reserve cities— Continued FLO&IDA [la thousands of dollars] Dec. 31, 1925 Apr. 12, 1926 Juno 30, 1928 56 banks 59 banks 60 banks EESOVRCE3 Loans and discounts (including rediscounts) Overdrafts United States Government securities owned _ Other bonds, stocks, securities, etc., owned Customer's liability account of" acceptances" Banking house, furniture and fixtures Other real estate owned Lawful reserve with Federal reserve bank Items with Federal reserve bank in process of collection Cash in vault and amount due from national banks Amount due from State banks, bankers, and trust companies.. Exchanges for clearing house Checks on other banks in the same place Outside cheeks and other cash items Redemption fund and duefromUnited States Treasurer United States Q overnment securities borrowed Other bonds and securities borrowed Other assets Total. 137,707 38 21,131 35,750 6 4,094 380 13,777 732 42,469 9,334 2,325 1,018 516 201 128,660 110 20,296 34,761 19 4,536 493 11,701 657 33,810 7,882 1,887 868 331 201 116 958 114,178 48 17,539 31,205 119 5,104 530 10,978 456 36,783 5,320 1,282 333 378 201 161 692 1,174 269, 594 247,168 226,481 8,634 8,971 1,962 252 3,967 198 7,670 19,913 899 3,442 155,133 58,415 1,009 239 788 10,720 11,200 7,526 2,957 241 3,978 603 5,609 11,449 767 2,100 113,819 61,833 3SW 161 LIABILITIES Capital stock paid in Surplus fund _ Alt other undivided profits, less expenses and taxes paid Reserved for taxes, interest, etc., accrued _._ National-bank notes outstanding _ Bos to Federal reserve banks Amount due to national banks-Amount due to State banks, bankers, and trust companies Certified checks outstanding Cashier's checks outstanding _. Demand deposits Time deposits (including postal savings deposits) United States deposits United States Government securities borrowed Bonds and securities, other than United States, borrowed Agreements torepurchase United States Government or other securities sold Bills payable (Including all obligations representingmoney borrowed other than rediscounts) Notes and bills redlseounted Acceptances exeeuted for customers, etc Acceptances executed by other banks (or account of this bank _. Liabilities other than those above stated Total. 1,036 269, 594 2, fl 46S 3,954 215 5,161 14,133 859 2,554 134,785 61,634 837 91 762 72 83 431 513 74 211 1,200 50 «t 1,439 re 294 247,168 226,481 302 BEPOBT OF THE COMPTROLLER OP THE CUBBENCY Abstract of reports since September 28, 1925, arranged by States and reserve cities— Continued FLORIDA—Continued JACKSONVILLE [In thousands of dollars] Deo. 31, 1925 Apr. 12, 1926 .Tune 30, 1926 3 banks 3 banks 3 banks RESOURCES Loans and discounts (including rediscounts) Overdrafts United States Government securities owned. Other bonds, stocks, securities, etc., owned Customer's liability account of "acceptances".. Banking house, furniture and fixtures Other real estate owned Lawful reserve with Federal reserve bank Items with Federal reserve bank in process of collection Cash in vault and amount due from national banks Amount due from State banks, bankers, and trust companies.. Exchanges for clearing house Checks on other banks in the same place Outside checks and other cash items Redemption fund and due from United States Treasurer. United States Government securities borrowed Other assets TotaL. 62,559 3 8,468 18,453 188 1,618 250 7,493 4,303 14,152 13,700 2,437 14 752 73 61,723 6 9,459 16,828 90 1,665 250 6,991 4,640 10,464 10,670 1,557 19 1,743 73 62,331 8,376 16,451 1,673 252 6,754 3,152 17,076 7,689 1,044 115 81 8 1,002 73 100 110 134,578 126,199 116,101 3,250 1,750 4,000 2,250 814 219 884 245 4,000 2,250 1,033 1,446 11,576 26,927 1,446 9,519 23,657 UABIUTIE3 Capital stock paid i n . Surplus fund -. All other undivided profits, less expenses and taxes paid Eeserved for taxes, interest, etc., accrued, National-bank notes outstanding.. Amount due to national banks Amount due to State banks, bankers, and trust companies Certified checks outstanding.... Cashier's checks outstanding Demand deposits Time deposits (including postal savings deposits) United States deposits United States Government securities borrowed Notes and bills rediscounted Letters of credit and travelers' checks sold for cash and outstanding. Acceptances executed for customers, etc Liabilities other than those above stated Total., 198 2,407 47,911 36,914 790 100 5 6 188 77 134,578 190 936 50,213 31,028 1,534 100 10 6 90 92 126,199 279 1,443 9,440 16,964 68 891 43,955 34,635 945 100 5 10 7 76 116,101 BEPOST OF THE COMPTEOLLER OP THE CUBEENCY 303 Abstract of reports since September 28, 1925, arranged by States and reserve citiesContinued GEORGIA [In thousands of dollars] Dec. 31, 1925 Apr. 12, 1926 June 30, 1926 82 banks 79 banks 79 banks BESOOTCES Loans and discounts (including rediscounts) Overdrafts _ United States Government securities owned Other bonds, stocks, securities, etc., owned Customer's liability account of "acceptances" Banking house, furniture and fixtures Other real estate owned. Lawful reserve with Federal reserve bank Items with Federal reserve bank in process of collection C ash in vault and amount due from national banks Amount due from State banks, bankers, and trust companie: Exchanges for clearing house _ Checks on other banks in the same place Outside checks and other cash items Redemption fund and due from United States Treasurer United States Government securities borrowed Other assets.. „ Total.. 61,148 267 8,229 3,196 167 3,302 1,903 4,288 286 8,904 4,188 521 545 229 289 61,663 204 8,251 2,971 97 3,315 1,848 3,468 679 7,201 2,970 379 194 166 286 62,777 140 7,801 3,211 480 279 3,275 1,807 3,663 439 6,801 2,839 283 155 218 287 157 277 97,942 93,971 94,204 9,425 6,277 1,729 9,100 6,274 2,064 63 5,617 9 1,286 4,141 52 303 9,050 6,192 1,879 10S 5,649 13 1,001 3,479 59 LIABILITIES Capital stock paid in Surplus fund All other undivided profits, less expenses and taxes paid _ Reserved for taxes, interest, etc., accrued National-bank notes outstanding _ Due to Federal reserve banks.. _ _ Amount due to national banks Amount due to State banks, bankers, and trust companies Certified checks outstanding Cashier's ehecks outstanding Demand deposits _ Time deposits (including postal savings deposits) United States deposits United States Government securities borrowed ._ Bills payable (including all obligations representing money borrowed other than rediscounts) Notes and bills rediscounted Letters of credit and travelers' checks sold for cash and outstanding. Acceptances executed for customers, etc Liabilities other than those above stated Total., 89 8,422 9 1,403 6,061 45 386 38,785 26,252 502 169 33,169 28,250 464 167 248 83,292 27,861 304 157 615 1,578 443 2,442 167 28 ' 97 30 3,746 15 71 97 97,942 93,971 94,204 304 EEPOKT OP THE COMPTBOLLEB OF THE CURKBKCY Abstract of reports since September 88, 1925, arranged by States and reserve cities—' Continued GEORGIA—Continued ATLANTA [In thousands of dollars] Dee. 31, 1925 Apr. 12, 1926 June 30, 1926 3 banks 3 banks 3 banks BESOUECES Loans and discounts (including rediscounts) Overdrafts United States Government securities owned Other bonds, stocks, securities, etc. owned Customer's liability account of"acceptances" Banting house, furniture and fixtures Other real estate owned Lawful reserve with Federal reserve bank Items with Federal reserve bank in process of collection Cash in vault and amount due from national banks Amount due from State banks, bankers, and trust companie: Exchanges for clearing house Checks on other banks in the same place _ Outside cheeks and other cash items Bedemption fund and due from United States Treasurer United States Government securities borrowed Other bonds and securities borrowed Other assets Total. 65,686 10 11,181 4,029 1,097 2,924 396 5,108 8,568 8,670 7,865 3,070 55 767 125 80 39 60,753 8 11,113 5,993 70 2,892 476 3,860 6,852 4,089 7,367 1,902 722 619 125 94 80 25 119,631 117,417 106,040 5,950 4,550 1,914 281 2,456 11,698 11,433 60 1,409 48,181 23,418 2,995 379 80 5,950 4,550 2,338 400 2,500 9,080 8,851 5,950 4,550 2,178 397 2,491 7,965 6,474 78 50,440 23,898 4,847 46,408 25,102 3,013 94 80 65,168 4 12,361 5,440 432 2,913 477 6,309 7,087 5,559 8,073 2,279 528 625 125 LIABILITIES Capital stock paid in Surplus fund.. All other undivided profits, less expenses and taxes paid Reserved for taxes, interest, etc., accrued National-bank notes outstanding Amount due to national banks _ .. Amount due to State banks, bankers, and trust companies; Certified checks outstanding. Cashier's checks outstanding Demand deposits Time deposits (including postal savings deposits) United States deposits United States Government securities borrowed Bonds and securities, other than United States, borrowed Bills payable (including all obligations representing money borrowed other tnan rediscounts) _ Notes and bills rediscounted Letters of credit and travelers' checks sold for cash and outstanding. Acceptances executed for customers, etc Liabilities other than those above stated .... . Total. 84 372 79 80 349 2,478 1,221 21 1,097 10 2,229 1,259 2 432 26 799 43 2 70 119,631 117,417 106,010 EEPOBT OF THE COMPTBOLLES OF THE CXJBEENOY 305 Abstract of reports since September 28, 1925, arranged by States and reserve cities—?' Continued HAWAII [In thousands of dollars] Dec. 31, 1925 Apr. 12, 1926 Juno 30, 1926 2 banks 2 bants 2 banks RESOURCES Loans and discounts (including rediscounts) Overdrafts .-_ _.United States Government securities owned _ Other bonds, stocks, securities, etc., owned _ Banking house, furniture and fixtures Cash in vault and amount due from national banks Amount due from State banks* bankers, and trust coznpanies-Checks on other banks in the same place Outside checks and other cash items Redemption fund and due from United States Treasurer Other assets.. Total. 2,797 2 1,729 1,480 464 2,023 391 473 2 23 7 3,073 6 2,140 1,488 513 1,854 700 57 3,322 1 2,134 1,549 9,391 9,879 9,045 600 600 174 9 450 600 610 175 8 437 600 710 694 28 735 1,098 7 81 3,467 849 2,550 438 206 91? 3D 181 3,971 442 1,43a 9,879 9,045 S3S 1,106 182 180 t 23 22 LIABILITIES Capital stock paid in Surplus fund _ AH other undivided profits, less expenses and taxes paid Reserved for taxes, interest, etc., accruedNational-bank notes outstanding Amount due to national banks. _ _ Amount due to State bants, bankers, and trust companies Certified checks outstanding _ Cashier's checks outstanding Demand deposits Tiioe deposits (including postal savings deposits) United States deposits _ Letters of credit and travelers' cheeks sold for cash and outstanding. Liabilities other than those above stated Total.. 505 1,952 2 9,3»1 306 REPORT OF THE COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY Abstract of reports since September 28, 1925, arranged by States and reserve cities-— Continued IDAHO [In thousands of dollars] Dec. 31, 1925 Vpr, Apr-12, 19! J u n e 30, 1926 56 banks 56 banks 56 banks RESOURCES loans and discounts (including rediscounts) Overdrafts f. United States Government securities owned Other bonds, stocks, securities, etc., owned Customer's liability account of "acceptances" Banking house, furniture and fixtures Other real estate owned Lawful reserve with Federal reserve bank Items with Federal reserve bank in process of collection... Cash in vault and amount due from national banks.__•'. Amount due from State banks, bankers, and trust companies.. Exchanges for clearing bouse Checks on other banks in the same place Outside checks and other cash Hems Eedemption fund and due from United States Treasurer United States Government securities borrowed Other assets Total. 30,473 94 7,973 6,296 29 1,836 1,120 2,734 5.56 6,566 1,161 31,119 80 7,831 5,124 31,328 98 7,935 4,395 1,830 1,015 3,130 416 8,287 1,194 184 166 140 109 1,840 1,105 2,684 621 6,751 1,159 236 176 145 106 25 133 165 106 9 30 60,713 58,604 58,420 3,760 1,667 381 77 2,141 275 979 1,790 107 610 32, 706 15, 641 158 39 46 3,710 1,665 442 101 2,097 286 789 1,881 3,710 1,632 420 73 2,114 127 755 1,359 449 30,452 16,130 146 529 149 LIABILITIES Capital stock paid in Surplus f u n d . All other undivided profits, less expenses a n d taxes paid Keserved for taxes, interest, etc., accrued National-bank notes outstanding D u e t o Federal reserve banks A m o u n t dua t o national banks A mount duo t o State banks, bankers, a n d trust c o m p a n i e s . . Certified checks outstanding. Cashier's checks outstanding D e m a n d deposits T i m e deposits (including postal savings deposits) United States deposits.. U n i t e d States Government securities borrowed B o n d s a n d securities, other t h a n United States, borrowed Bills payable (including all obligations representing money borrowed other t h a n rediscounts) Notes a n d bills rediscounted Letters of credit a n d travelers' checks sold for cash a n d outstanding. Acceptances executed for customers, e t c . . . . Liabilities other than those above s t a t e d . . Total.. 39 243 67 204 173 60,713 68,604 28 16,192 122 9 672 1 29 68,420 307 BEPOBT OF THE COMPTROLLER OP THE CURRENCY Abstract of reports since September 28, 1925, arranged by States and reserve cities— Continued ILLINOIS [In thousands of dollars] Dec. 31, 1925 Apr. 12, 1926 June 30, 1926 467 banks 462 banks 459 banks 298,914 496 301,936 558 67,710 96,994 308,127 559 65,959 95,937 19,808 4,691 23,675 4,052 43,172 8,180 1,630 1,403 1,059 1,305 BESOCRCKS Loans and discounts (including rediscounts) Overdrafts.. United States Government securities owned Other bonds, stocks, securities, etc., owned Customer's liability account of " acceptances" Banking house, furniture and fixtures Other real estate owned Lawful reserve with Federal reserve bank Items with Federal reserve bank in process of collection Cash in vault and amount due from national banks... Amount due from State banks, bankers, and trust companies.. Exchanges for clearing house Checks on other banks in the same place — Outside checks and other cash items. Redemption fund and due from United States Treasury United States Government securities borrowed Other bonds and securities borrowed Other assets TotalCapital stock paid in Surplus fund All other undivided profits, less expenses and taxes paid Reserved for taxes, interest, etc., accrued National-bank notes outstanding Amount due to national banks Amount due to State banks, bankers, and trust companies Certified checks outstanding Cashier's checks outstanding Demand deposits Time deposits (including postal-savings deposits) United States deposits United States Government securities borrowed Bonds and securities, other than United States, borrowed---: Agreements to repurchase United States Government or other securities sold Bills payable (including all obligations representing money borrowed other than rediscounts). Notes and bills rediseounted Letters of credit and travelers' checks sold for cash and outstandingAcceptances, executed for customers, e t c . Liabilities other than those above stated Total.. 92,622 29 19, 281 4,492 23, 877 3,965 42,216 8,048 1,960 1,438 1,300 1,311 503 587 20,207 4,854 25,294 3,943 45,885 8,132 1,463 1,260 1,250 1,314 454 1 575 569,382 576,760 585,214 37,448 24, 626 13,642 1,143 25,921 4; 522 20,719 414 1,519 223, 765 202,808 2,218 537 37 37,318 24, 626 14, 526 1,435 25,854 4,792 18, 513 588 1,666 230,646 204,801 1,545 516 62 37,208 24,684 137 182 6,719 3,847 29 29 257 669,382 963 26,025 4,923 20,032 622 1,729 237,666 208,479 945 454 1 4,584 4,654 31 371 576, 760 I 3,485 3,669 283 685,214 308 EBPOKT OF THE COMPTROLLER OP THE CTJKBENCY Abstract of reports since September 28, 19S5, arranged by States and reserve cities-— Continued ILLINOIS—Continued CHICAGO (CENTRAL RESERVE CITY BANKS) [In thousands of dollars] Dec. 31, 1925 Apr. 12, 1926 June 30, 1926 10 banks 11 banks 11 banks RESOURCES Loans and discounts (including rediscounts) Overdrafts United States Government securities owned _ Other bonds, stocks, securities, etc., owned Customer's liability account of "acceptances" Banking house, furniture and fixtures Other real estatfrowned Lawful reserve with Federal reserve bank — Items with Federal reserve bank in process o€ collection Cash in vault and amount due from national banks Amount duefromState banks, bankers, and trust companies.. Exchanges for clearing house.. Checks on other banks in the same place -. Outside checks and other cash items Eedemption fund and due from United States Treasurer Other bonds and securities borrowed Other assets • Total.. 617,937 243 50,293 54,121 18,201 15,840 640,050 215 62,023 53,087 11,047 17,465 164 91,256 20,658 57, 216 30,452 39,530 1,542 3,125 221 150 14,656 1,053, 796 19,704 1,042,860 49,960 33,900 18,508 52,642 41,420 11,831 5,198 4,460 108,724 169, 208 4,814 4,624 492,155 65,472 5,709 1,050 150 52,850 41,430 12,574. 5,445 4,485 110, 49& 165,522 3,245. 6,602 517, 595. 71, 807 3,234 5,061 9,670 1,922 12,712 1,908 984 28,708 6,810 3,33ft 11,843 68* J,05? 899,764 1,042,860 268 55,487 49,851 11,515 16,762 199 83,660 27,362 62,596 60,966 2,623 2,965 17,004 164 83, 670 18, 926 58,067 27,106 38,292 1,925 2,224 222 LIABILITIES Capital stock paid in — Surplus fund All other undivided profits, less expenses and taxes paid Beserved for taxes, interest, etc., accrued National-bank notes outstanding Amount due> to national banks Amount due ta State banks, bankers, and trust companies Certified checks outstanding— Cashier's checks outstanding" Demand deposits Time deposits (including postal-savings deposits) United States deposits _ United States Government securities borrowed Bonds and securities, other than United States, borrowed Bills payable including all obligations representing money borrowed other than rediscounts) Notes and biUs rediscounted Letters of credit and travelers' checks sold for cash and outstanding Acceptances executed for customers, etc _ Acceptances executed by otber banks for account of this bank liabilities other than those above stated TotaL. 1,1S1 111,365 168,147 5,619 %12ft 53»;86 66,232 1,375 150 20,357 5293 > 2,435 10,053 3,072 1,317 1,053,70$ 150 EEPORT OP T H E COMPTHOLLEH OF T H E CXXRRE3STCY 309 Abstract of reports since September £8, 1925, arranged by States and reserve cities— Continued ILLINOIS—C ontinued CHICAGO (OTHEE KESERVE CITY BANKS) [In thousands of dollars] Dec. 31, 1925 Apr. 12, 1926 June 30, 1926 23 banks 23 banks 23 banks RESOURCES Loans and discounts (including rediscounts) Overdrafts _._ United States Government securities qwned Other bonds, stocks, securities, etc., owned. Customer's liability account of "acceptances" Banking house, furniture and fixtures Other real estate owned Lawful reserve with Federal reserve bank Items with Federal reserve bank in process of collection Cash in vault and amount due from national banks Amount duefrom State banks, bankers, and trust companies Exchanges for clearing house Checks on other banks in the same place Outside checks and other cash items _ B»demption fund and due from United States Treasurer Other assets Total 37,683 18 11,839 26,688 20 2,453 38, 791 25 11,581 27,879 39,717 22 11,442 28,370 4,902 477 7,119 1,526 660 45 98 113 399 2,731 709 4,836 488 7,325 1,067 996 70 121 113 408 2,737 709 5,094 484 8,278 931 586 57 104 113 470 94,722 97,139 5,225 1,920 1,286 201 2,239 163 845 5,225 1,935 1,363 709 99, C LIABILITIES Capital stock paid in Surplus fund , All other undivided profits, less expenses and taxes paid Reserved for taxes,interest,etc., accrued.. National bank notes outstanding Amount due to national banks Amount due to State banks; bankers, and trust companiesCertified checks outstanding Cashiers'cheeks outstanding Efeemand deposits... _ Time deposits (including postal savings deposits) United States deposits ' Biils payable 0ncluding all obligations representing money borrowed other than rediscounts). Notes and bills rediscounted.. Letters of credit and travelers' checks sold for cash and outstanding AeeeptaHees executed far customers, etc liabilities other tnan those above stated Total 288 522 2,230 181 1,563 299 1,235 51,138 50,811 181 6,225 1,985 1,359 237 2,22* 162 1,179 175 845 32; 965 51,48* 1TO 245 40 121 74« 979 31,121 49, 755 274 20 201 94, 722 331 389 97,139 99,082 310 BEPORT OF THE COMPTBOLLEB OP THE CUBHENCY Abstract of reports since September 28, 1925, arranged by States and reserve cities^— Continued ILLINOIS—Continue d PEOEIA [In thousands of dollars] Loans and discounts (including rediscounts) Overdrafts United States Government securities owned Other bonds, stocks, securities, etc., owned Customer's liability account of "acceptances" Banking house, furniture and fixtures Other real estate owned Lawful reserve with Federal reserve b a n k . Items with Federal reserve bank in process of collection. Cash in vault and amount due from national banks Amount due from State banks, bankers, and trust companies.. Exchanges for clearing house Checks on other banks in the same place Outside checks and other cash items Redemption fund and due from United States Treasurer Other assets Total. Dee. 31, 1925 Apr. 12, 1926 June 30, 1926 4 hanks 4 banks 4 banks 16,310 19 5,759 5,250 3 1,784 340 1,678 360 2,139 509 577 44 17,088 24 5,761 5,182 2 2,247 8 1,782 458 2,327 549 566 8 20 93 18,150 12 5,267 5,092 2,415 8 1,846 432 2,123 396 601 3 34,865 36,115 36,370 2,100 2,976 1,094 279 1,822 630 3,667 37 116 11,859 10, 079 138 2,475 3,175 626 263 1,836 760 3,614 20 194 12, 614 10, 260 213 2,475 3,175 66 1,828 939 3,328 96 101 13,522 9,804 130 2 3 4 60 2 2 1 1 —j 34,865 36,118 36,370 LIABILITIES Capital stock paid in Surplus fund ., All other undivided profits, less expenses and taxes paid Reserved for taxes, interest, etc., accrued National-bank notes outstanding Amount due to national b a n k s . . Amount due to State banks, bankers, and trust companies_ _• Certified checks outstanding Cashiers'checks outstanding Demand deposits.. Time deposits (including Postal Savings deposits) United States deposits Agreements to repurchase United States Government or other securities sold Letters of credit and travelers' checks sold for cash and outstanding.. Acceptances executed by other banks for account of this bank Liabilities other than those above stated. Total. 844 BEPOHT OF THE COMPTBOLLEE OP THE CTJEBENCY 311 Abstract of reports since September 28, 1925, arranged by Slates and reserve citiesContinued INDIANA [In thousands of dollars] Apr. 12, 1920 June 30, 1925 241 banks 239 banks 236 banks Dec. 81, 1926 EESOURCES Loans and discounts (including rediscounts) Overdrafts United States Government securities owned Other bonds, stocks, securities, etc., owned Banking house, furniture and fixtures Other real estate owned Lawful reserve with Federal reserve bank.. Items with Federal reserve bank in process of collectionCash in vault and amount due from national banks Amount due from State banks, bankers, and trust companies. Exchanges for clearing house. Checks on other banks in trie same place._ Outside cheeks and other cash items Redemption fund and due from United States Treasurer United States Government securities borrowed Other bonds and securities borrowed Other assets _ Total. 180, 614 208 38,795 47,418 12,148 2,941 14,087 2,643 27, 523 4,540 2,252 1,124 176,485 232 36, 324 46,479 11,862 2,848 12, 823 3,046 23, 705 4,004 1,844 957 601 380 319 182,235 227 36,133 48,596 12,018 2,925 13,836 2, 679 27,007 4,377 1,866 1,300 5S9 992 1,092 6 466 336. 314 322, 475 336, 312 25,513 13,908 6,113 354 19,747 377 3,025 12,865 267 1,164 137, 229 108, 601 1,712 1.279 5 25, 251 13,645 5,446 436 19,768 407 2,696 12,650 600 1,106 123, 365 107,466 1,349 1,245 5 25,115 13, 539 5,329 305 19,668 306 2,820 14,353 335 1,308 132,243 111, 495 816 1,092 6 2,813 2,022 16 304 3,509 3,290 13 329 3,204 3,96fi 12 360 336,314 322,47S 336,312 LIABILITIES Capital stock paid in Surplus fund _ All other undivided profits, less expenses and taxes paid. Reserved for taxes, interest, etc., accrued National-bank notes outstanding Due to Federal reserve banks Amount due to national banks._ Amount due to State banks, bankers, and trust companies- Certified checks outstanding -.Cashier's checks outstanding Demand deposits Time deposits (including postal savings deposits) _ United States deposits United States Government securities borrowed Bonds and securities, other than United States, borrowed Agreements to repurchase United States Government or other securities sold Bills payable (including all obligations representing money borrowed other than rediscounts) Notes and bills rediscounted Letters of credit aud travelers' checks sold for cash and outstanding... Liabilities other than those above stated Total- 18005°—27 21 51 312 REPORT OF THE COMPTROLLER OF THE CUBRENCX" Abstract of reports since September 28, 1935, arranged by States and reserve cities— Continued INDIANA-Continued INDIANAPOLIS [In thousands of dollars] Dec. 31, 1925 A p r . 12, 1926 June 30, 1926 4 banks 4 banks 4 banks EE8OURCES Loans and discounts (including rediscounts) Overdrafts --.. United States Government securities owned Other bonds, stocks, securities, etc., owned Customer's liability account of "acceptances" Banking house, furniture and fixtures Other real estate owned Lawful reserve with Federal reserve bank Items with Federal reserve bank in process of collection Cash in vault and amount due from national banks Amount due from State banks, bankers, and trust companies.. Exchanges for clearing house Cheeks on other banks in the same place Outside checks and other cash items . Redemption fund and due from United Status Treasurer United States Government securities borrowed Other assets Total.. ?4 49,735 18 9,209 6,S97 1,169 3,493 142 3,718 4,856 9,939 3,211 708 962 487 246 6,7«2 855 3,493 139 4,634 3,636 9,808 3,234 1,451 502 482 239 59,544 12 8,544 242 186 334 3,493 140 6,099 i, 637 11,762 4,433 1,315 550 599 230 654 224 94,643 91, 463 109, 373 6,650 2,725 2,371 195 4,905 195 4,725 14, 007 121 525 50,682 4,476 946 818 Ml 1,169 123 6,f>60 2,725 2,534 160 4, 734 144 4,317 13,006 100 672 48, 248 5,305 2,226 761 1,620 IS 1,127 116 6,650 2,725 2,623 153 4,7fi2 88 4,869 22,365 387 547 80,579 $,287 1,410 6»4 1,788 S2 419 117 94,643 j 44,463 m.-m LIABILITIES Capital stock paid in _ Surplus fund _ An other undivided profits, less expenses and taxes paid... Reserved for taxes, interest, etc., accrued National-bank notes outstanding Due to Federal reserve banks Amount due to national banks. Amount due to State banks, bankers, and trust companies Certified checks outstanding Cashier's checks outstanding Demand deposits .. Time deposits {including postal savings deposits) United States deposits United States Government securities borrowed Notes and bills rediscoutited Letters of credit and travelers' checks sold for cash and outstanding. Acceptances executed for customers, etc Liabilities other than those above stated _ Total.. BEPGBT OP THE COMPTROLLER OF THE Ct'EBEXCY 313 Abstract of reports since September 28, 1925, arranged by States and reserve cities— Continued IOWA [ I n t h o u s a n d s of dollars] D e c . 31, 1925 A p r . 12, 1928 J u n e 30, 1920 317 b a n k s 307 b a n k s 303 b a n k s RESOURCES Loans and discounts (including rediscounts) _ Overdrafts _ United States Government securities owned Other bonds, stocks, securities, etc., owned Banking house, furniture and fixtures.Other real estate owned Lawful reserve with Federal reserve bank Items with Federal reserve bank in process of collection Cash in vault and amount due from national banks Amount due from State banks, bankers, and trust companies-. Exchanges for clearing house... Checks on other banks in the same place Outside checks and other cash items Redemption fund and due from United States Treasurer United States Government securities borrowed Other bonds and securities borrowed Other assets _ Total., I 168,121 340 27, 315 19, 779 8,838 8,874 11,337 1 372 2'ii 918 2, .588 482 691 638 707 , 398 28,574 22,372 8,508 8,629 11,299 1,096 28,554 2,607 410 600 460 683 266 155,211 204. 27,635 23,709 8,621 8,643 11.07S 1,339 27.073 2,817 340 802 4S5 «82 115 1!) 2*8 278, 36i) 27% 427 S B , 815 19, 530 9,728 2,963 35G 14,040 96 2,304 12, 513 417 1,340 97,534 108, 251 643 171 19,365 9,472 3,567 380 13,588 31 2.59S 13,042 5R9 1,255 103, 577 104,685 887 149 19,185 8.315 3,223 294 13,571 90 2,684 12,410 S80 1,054 95,478 104,151 520 115 965 «,816 1 468 62« 5,238 1 399 781 4,954 278, 36»i 279, 427 268,815 LIABILITIES Capital stock paid in. Surplus fund All other undivided profits, less expenses and taxes paid Reserved for taxes, interest, etc., accrued National-bank notes outstanding Due to Federal reserve banks Amount due to national banks Amount due to State banks, bankers, and trust com panics Certified checks outstanding Cashier's checks outstanding Demand deposits Time deposits (including postal savings deposits) United States deposits.. United States Government securities borrowed Bonds and securities, other than United States, borrowedBills payable (including all obligations representing money borrowed other than rediscounts) _ Notes and billsrediscounted Letters of credit and travelers checks sold for cash and outstanding-. Liabilities other than those above stated Total.. 391 314 HEPOHT OF THE COMPTROLLER OF THE OTJBBENCY Abstract of reports since September 88, 1925, arranged by States and reserve cities— Continued IO W A—C ontinued CEDAR RAPIDS [In thousands of dollars) Dec. 31, 1925 Apr. 12, 1926 June 30, 1926 2 banks 2 banks 2 banks RESOURCES Loans and discounts (Including rediscounts) Overdrafts United States Government securities owned Other bonds, stocks, securities, etc., owned Customer's liability account of "acceptances" Banking house, furniture and fixtures Other real estate owned Lawful reserve with Federal reserve bank.. Items with Federal reserve bank in process of collection Cash in vault and amount due from national banks Amount due from State banks, bankers, and trust companies Exchanges for clearing house Checks on other banks in the same place.Outside checks and other cash items Redemption fund and due from United States Treasurer.. ' ..; i 13,413 1 1,537 5,224 6 275 620 1,892 1,603 2,114 963 369 23 10 50 14,055 4 2,023 4,394 14 1,133 25 1,960 1,345 2,003 876 260 32 19 50 28,100 Total.. 13,116 1 1,541 5,041 13 1,183 25 1,656 1,422 2,441 1,070 301 32 7 60 27,899 LIABILITIES Capital stock paid in Surplus fund All other undivided profits, less expenses and taxes paid Reserved for taxes, interest, etc., accrued National-bank notes outstanding Amount due to national banks.. Amount due to State banks, bankers, and trust companiesCertified checks outstanding. Cashier's checks outstanding Demand deposits Time deposits (including postal savings deposits) United States deposits Acceptances executed for customers, etc Liabilities other than those above stated Total.. 1,000 700 161 178 979 2,497 9,306 5 265 6,459 6,290 255 28,100 1,000 750 219 176 974 2,783 10,024 39 108 6,267 5,809 8 14 12 28,193 1,000 750 192 125 993 2,559 9,991 13 73 6,354 5,822 13 27,899 EEPOBT OF THE COMPTROLLER OP THE CURRENCY 315 Abstract of reports since September 88, 19SB, arranged by States and reserve cities— Continued IOWA—Continued DES MOINES [In thousands of dollars] Dec. 31, 1925 Apr. 12, 1926 June 30, 1926 3 banks 3 banks 3 banks RESOURCES I/Osns and discounts (including rediscounts) Overdrafts . United States Government securities owned _ Other bonds, stocks, securities, etc., owned Banking house, furniture and fixtures,. Other real estate owned Lawful reserve with Federal reserve bank Items with Federal reserve bank in process of collection... Cash in vault and amount due from national banks Amount due from State banks, bankers, and trust- companiesExchanges for clearing house Checks on other banks in the same place Outside checks and other cash items Redemption fund and due from United States Treasurer United States Government securities borrowed Total. 23,155 29 25, 672 24 4,689 3,563 593 658 2,864 1,410 3,472 704 655 40 76 28 23,019 41,540 44,248 41,696 2,700 1,200 178 135 556 3,279 9,049 59 397 17,699 2,700 1,200 2,700 1,200 261 135 3.829 2,928 686 699 2,987 1,720 3,869 714 979 206 111 18 4,287 3,207 697 660 3,068 1,445 3,551 714 475 63 121 28 453 LIABILITIES Capital stock paid in.._ Surplus fund -All otherundivided profits, less expenses and taxes paid Reserve* for taxes, interest, etc., accrued National-bank notes outstanding ..Amount due to national banks Amount due to State banks, bankers, and trust companies Certified checks outstanding Cashier's checks outstanding Demand deposits.. Time deposits (including postal savings deposits) United States deposits.. United States Government securities borrowed Bills payable (including all obligations representing money borrowed other than rediscounts) Total. 4,972 374 487 282 135 553 3,633 9,763 146 484 19,593 4,970 302 487 171 490 18,260 4,927 273 453 44, 248 41,696 663 3,404 455 41,540 316 REPORT OP THE COMPTROLLER OF THE CUSREHCT Abstract of reports since September 23, 1925, arranged by States and reserve cities— •Continued IOWA—Continued DUBUQUE [In thousands of dollars) Deo. 31, 1925 Apr. 12, 1926 June 39, 1928 2 banks 2 banks 2 banks RESOURCES Loans and discounts (including rediscounts) Overdrafts United States Government securities owned Other bonds, stocks, securities, etc., owned .„ Banking house, furniture and fixtures Other real estate owned Lawful reserve with Federal reserve bank^ Items with Federal reserve bank in process of collection Cash in vault and amount due from national banks__ Amount due from State banks, bankers, and trust companies. Exchanges for clearing house __ Outside checks and other cash items Bedemption fund and due from United States Treasurer Other assets..Total.. 4,782 4 2,035 2,856 193 29 591 SO 1,162 78 76 25 20 20 4,852 2,009 3,016 194 34 572 119 892 54 60 11 4,595 3 1,951 3,191 195 54 536 152 866 49 «2 14 20 11,951 11,858 11,651 700 300 97 700 300 139 23 400 127 1,177 2 78 3,480 5,429 3 709 309 102 21 398 117 952 8 72 3,40$ 5,572 3 1 11,858 11,651 LIABILITIES Capital stock paid in __ Surplus fund...All other undivided profits, less expenses and taxes paid fieserved for taxes, interest, etc., accrued National-bank notes outstanding _ Amount due to national banks Amount due to State banks, bankers, and trust companies. Certified checks outstanding Cashier's checks outstanding Demand deposits Time deposits (including postal savings deposits) United States deposits ___ Liabilities other than those above stated Total.. 160 1,315 1 102 3,439 5,430 3 EEPOET OF THE COMPTEOLLEE OF THE CURBE3STCY 317 Abstract of reports since September £8, 1925, arranged by States mid reserve cities—• Continued IOWA—Continued SIOUX CITY [In thousands of dollars] Dec. 31, 1925 Apr. 12, 1926 June 30, 1926 ff banks « banks 5 banks KESOURCES Loans and discounts (including rediscounts) Overdrafts United States Government securities owned Other bonds, stocks, securities, etc., owned Banking house, furniture and fixtures Other real estate owned Lawful reserve with Federal reserve bank Items with Federal reserve bank in process of collection .. Cash in vault and amount due from national banks Amount due from State banks, bankers, and trust companies Exchanges for clearing house Checks on other banks in the same place _ Outside checks and other cash items Bedemption fund and due from United States Treasurer Other assets ... Total 16,741 25 3,360 2,551 864 742 1,799 489 4,525 1,106 586 22 362 54 10 17,921 11 3,226 3,578 890 784 1,823 522 1,925 1,070 548 4 313 54 19 16,986 15 2,996 3,794 883 7i7 1,873 411 2,370 1,055 407 11 411 54 22 33, 239 32,685 32,155 2,050 705 72 4 1,069 2,238 6,535 11 106 11,980 8,085 61 23 2,050 705 104 1 1,066 2,687 6,998 2,0.50 705 109 21 1,073 10,982 7,775 4 24 38 342 9,986 7,942 i 23 33, 239 32,685 32,155 LIABILITIES Capital stock paid in _ Surplus fund _ All other undivided profits, less expenses and taxes paid. Reserved for taxes, interest, etc., accrued National-bank notes outstanding Amount due to national banks Amount due to State banks, bankers, and trust companies.. Certified checks outstanding Cashier's checks outstanding _ Demand deposits Time deposits (including postal savings deposits) United States deposits Liabilities other than those above stated Total 2,192 7,370 318 HEPOET OF THE COMPTBOLLEB OP THE CUBBENCY Abstract of reports since September 88, 1925, arranged by Stales and reserve cities— Continued KANSAS [In thousands of dollars] Dec. 31, 192S Apr. 12, 1926 June 30, 1926 248 banks 240 banks 246 banks 100,285 225 19,260 14,742 5,662 8,637 270 22, 216 5,542 348 505 237 431 99,231 206 18, 977 13,722 5,673 3,037 8,125 179 18, 614 5,670 247 443 190 428 208 224 RESOURCES Loans and discounts (including rediscounts) Overdrafts . United States Government securities owned Other bonds, stocks, securities, etc., owned. Banking house, furniture and fixtures.._ Other real estate owned .. . Lawful reserve with Federal reserve bank Items with Federal reserve bank in process of collection Cash in vaultand amount due from national banks--. Amount due from State banks, bankers, and trust companies.. Exchanges for clearing house Cheeks on other banks in the same place Outside checks and other cash items Redemption fund and due from United States Treasurer United States Government securities borrowed Other bonds and securities borrowed-.. Other assets 3,082 181,830 Total- 174, S 102,712 227 17,540 15,077 5,663 3,036 8,511 400 22, 370 4,923 358 423 351 428 105 47 182 182,353 LIABIHTIE8 Capital stock paid in Surplus fund. All other undivided profits, less expenses and taxes paid-. Reserved for taxes, interest, etc., accrued National-bank notes outstanding Amount due to national banks Amount due to State banks, bankers, and trust companies Certified checks outstanding Cashier's checks outstanding : Demand deposits. _ Time deposits (including postal savings deposits) United States deposits United States Government securities borrowed Bonds and securities, other than United States, borrowed Agreements to repurchase United States Government or other securities sold Bills payable (including all obligations representing money borrowed other than rediscounts) Notes and bills rediscounted Letters of credit and travelers' checks sold for cash and outstanding Liabilities other than those above stated Total. 13,573 6,978 2,176 139 8,537 2,641 6,808 65 1,137 87,336 39,635 696 97 70 13,497 6,835 2,509 156 8,478 1,898 6,408 72 999 91,335 39,993 733 121 71 45 50 254 1,351 7 13,608 6,789 2,261 201 8,497 2,711 6,830 74 1,081 95,432 40,792 496 105 47 2,748 80 403 1,372 1 85 181,630 174,966 182,353 73 REPOBT OP THE COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY 319 Abstract of reports since September 28, 1925, arranged by States and reserve citiesContinued KANSAS—Continued KANSAS CITY [In thousands of dollars] Dec. 31, 1925 Apr. 12, 1926 June 30, 1926 2 banks 2 banks 2 banks RESOUECES Loans and discounts (including rediscounts) Overdrafts United States Government securities owned Other bonds, stocks, securities, etc., owned Banking house, furniture and fixtures Other real estate owned Lawful reserve with Federal reserve bank-Items with Federal reserve bank in process of collection. _ Cash in vault and amount due from national banks Amount due from State banks, bankers, and trust companies.. Exchanges for clearing house Checks on other banks in the same place.Outside checks and other cash items Redemption fund and due from United States Treasurer Total. 6,709 6 1,818 920 627 44 815 6,869 3 16 40 6,981 11 1,707 1,099 760 47 761 851 1,807 369 375 2 28 40 13, 971 12,916 14,838 800 320 30 800 320 13 9 786 769 2,326 2 69 5,203 1,546 401 800 320 20 839 1,340 338 456 1 19 40 1,884 923 669 51 695 711 763 384 207 1 LIABILITIES Capital stock paid in Surplus fund All other undivided profits, less expenses and taxes paid Reserved for taxes, interest, etc., accrued National-bank notes outstanding _ Amount due to national banks Amount due to State banks, bankers, and trust companies Certified checks outstanding.. Cashier's checks outstanding Demand deposits.. Time deposits (including postal savings deposits) United States deposits Agreements to repurchase United States Government or other securities sold Bills payable (including all obligations representing money borrowed other than rediscounts) Notes and bills rediscounted Total.. 793 1,066 2,738 18 307 5,833 1,556 172 15 790 952 2,566 22 288 6,692 1,571 305 158 338 13,971 141 531 12,916 199 140 14,838 320 KEPOBT OF THE COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY Abstract of reports since September 28, 1935, arranged by States and reserve cities—• Continued KANSAS-Continusd TOPEKA [In thousands of dollars] Dec. 31, 1925 Apr. 12, 1926 June 30, 192« 5 banks 5 banks 5 banks KESOOECE8 Loans and discounts (including rediscounts) Overdrafts United States Government securities owned Other bonds, stocks, securities, etc., owned Banking house, furniture and fixtures Other real estate owned Lawful reserve with Federal reserve bank Items with Federal reserve bank in process of collection Cash in vault and amount due from national banks Amount due from State banks, bankers, and trust companies. Exchanges for clearing house Checks on other banks in the same place Outside checks and other cash items Bedemption fund and due from United States Treasurer Other assets Total 8,098 4 2,831 3,731 563 18 !,541 8,132 3 3,146 8,074 14 3,382 305 73 3 30 14 559 14 1,450 111 2,450 518 286 33 6 30 42 573 3 1,609 177 2,598 1,549 198 22,213 20,092 21,842 1,400 425 149 11 893 1,343 2,516 36 147 13,651 1,555 373 16 1,400 425 192 6 594 1,349 1,669 25 91 12,652 1,267 408 14 1,400 425 207 1 593 1,332 2,280 36 84 13,453 1,565 461 15 22,213 20,092 21,842 49 11 LIABILITIES Capital stock paid in Surplus fund All other undivided profits, less expenses and taxes paid Reserved for taxes, interest, etc., accrued National-bank notes outstanding Amount due to national banks Amount due to State banks, bankers, and trust companies... Certified checks outstanding., Cashier's checks outstanding Demand deposits Time deposits (including postal-savings deposits) United States deposits Liabilities other than those above stated Total KEPOET OF THE CO3.IPTROLLEK OF THE OUBBENCY 321 Abstract of reports since September 2S, 1925, arranged by States and reserve cities—• Continued KANSAS—Continued WICHITA [la thousands of dollars] Dec. SI, 1925 Apr. 12, 1926 June 39, 192S 4 banks 4 banks 4 banks RE80UBCE3 Loans and discounts (including rediscounts) Overdrafts United States Government securities owned. Other bonds, stocks, securities, etc., owned Banking house, furniture and fixtures Other real estate owned. _. _ _ Lawful reserve with Federal reserve bankItems with Federal reserve bank in process of collection Gash in vault and amount due from national banks Amount due from State banks, bankers, and trust companies.. Exchanges for clearing house Checks on other banks in the same place. Outside checks and other cash items _ United States Government securities borrowed Other assets.. Total. 14,143 4 884 6,171 2,215 6 2.052 1,190 4,035 1,971 613 246 57 10,591 10 727 S, 701 2,172 6 2,100 1,097 3,834 1,948 373 163 84 18,444 694 5,691 2,215 1 21 2,322 1,216 4,085 2,518 811 204 121 305 22 33, 588 34,830 38,572 2,400 1,267 117 257 4,231 4,186 17 271 IS. 185 5,442 153 2,400 1,268 140 249 3,787 6,030 31 342 14, 575 5,314 111 445 2,40» 1,270 142 209 5,220 7,348 56 463 15, oOS 5,418 LIABILITIES Capital stock paid in Surplus fund All other undivided profits, less expenses and taxes paid Reserved for taxes, interest, etc., accrued Amount due to national banks Amount due to State banks, bankers, and trust companies Certified cheeks outstanding-Cashier's checks outstanding Demand deposits Time deposits (including postal savings deposits) United States deposits United States Government securities borrowed Bills payable (including all obligations representing money borrowed other than rediscounts) Liabilities other than those above stated Total. 33, 588 US 305 322 EEPOBT OF THE COMPTHOLLBE OF THE CUBBENCY Abstract of reports since September 28, 1926, arranged by States and reserve cities— Continued KENTUCKY [In thousands of dollars] Loans and discounts (including rediscounts) Overdrafts United States Government securities owned Other bonds, stocks, securities, etc., owned. Customer's liability account of "acceptances," Banking bouse, furniture and fixtures. Other real estate owned _. Lawful resorve with Federal reserve bank _ Items with Federal reserve bank in process of collection C ash in vault and amount due from national banks Amount due from State banks, bankers, and trust companies.. Exchanges for clearing house Checks on other banks in the same place Outside cheeks and other cash items Bedemption fund and due from United States Treasurer United States Government securities borrowed Other assets Total. Capital stock paid in Surplus fund All other undivided profits, less expenses and taxes paid Reserved for taxes, interest, etc., accrued National-bank notes outstanding Due to Federal reserve banks Amount due to national banks Amount due to State banks, bankers, and trust companies Certified checks outstanding Cashier's checks outstanding _. Demand deposits _. Time deposits (including postal savings deposits) United States deposits _ United States Government securities borrowed __ Bills payable (including all obligations representing money borrowed other than rediscounts) Notes and bills rediscounted Letters of credit and travelers' checks sold for cash and outstanding. Acceptances executed for customers, e t c . Liabilities other than those above stated Total.. Dec. 31, 1925 Apr. 12, 1926 June 30, 1926 135 banks 135 banks 135 banks 109, 448 229 18,360 13,032 241 5,705 643 7,026 174 110,401 255 18,441 13,689 57 5,744 689 6,797 348 11,929 1,186 169 349 213 605 90 101 110,603 213 17,863 14,558 109 5,727 744 7,171 163 13,261 957 183 415 275 615 223 99 172,875 170,973 173,179 14,096 9,507 2,869 592 12,340 14,121 9,512 3,765 528 12,288 14,121 9,564 3,177 624 1,226 2,277 175 365 72,703 51,948 359 225 1,276 2,012 333 253 68,243 1,358 2,112 618 699 68,849 65,917 275 223 2,337 1,492 10 265 2,101 1,366 10 67 123 1,585 1,793 172,875 170,973 173,179 15,217 960 205 640 284 621 54,285 390 300 12,260 3 109 92 REPORT OP THE COMPTEOLLEH OF THE CTJBBENCY 323 Abstract of reports smce September 88, 1985, arranged by States and reserve cities— Continued KENTUCKY-Continued LOUISVILLE [In thousands of dollars] Dec. 31, 1925 Apr. 12, 1928 June 30, 1926 4banks 4 banks 4 banks EESOURCE3 Loans and discounts (including rediscounts) Overdrafts United States Government securities owned --.. Other bonds, stocks, securities, etc., owned. Customer's liability account of "acceptances" Banking house, furniture and fixtures Other real estate owned Lawful reserve with Federal reserve bank Items with Federal reserve bank in process of collection Cash in vault and amount due from national banks Amount due from State banks, bankers, and trust companies.. Exchanges for clearing house Checks on other banks in the same place. _ Outside checks and other cash items Redemption fund and due from United States Treasurer United States Government securities borrowed Other assets Total., 68,690 97 8,203 13, 555 290 414 76 5,307 6,287 4,927 2,550 1,576 26 660 193 70,289 222 9,190 10,954 44 427 67 5,860 5,252 4,662 1,3 16 685 203 87,082 78 8,401 12,442 144 432 67 5,649 5,579 3,466 3,332 1,033 292 "225" 21 627 203 498 279 113,143 112,385 109,333 4,500 4,550 2,594 635 3,851 4,500 4,550 2,756 747 4,059 7,142 13, 987 96 205 43, 917 24,034 500 312 200 4,500 4,560 2,744 496 4,036 7,911 LIABILITIES Capital stock paid in Surplus fund.All other undivided profits, less expenses and taxes paid Reserved for taxes, interest, etc., accrued National-bank notes outstanding Amount due to national banks Amount due to State banks, bankers, and trust companies Certified checks outstanding Cashier's checks outstanding. _. Demand deposits Time deposits (including postal savings deposits) United States deposits United States Government securities borrowed Bonds and securities, other than United States, borrowed Agreements to repurchase United States Government or other securities sold Bills payable (including all obligations representing money borrowed other than rediscounts) Notes and bills rediscounted Acceptances executed for customers, etc Liabilities other than those above stated Total. 14,990 75 267 43,950 22,102 600 112 14,477 561 1,920 42,163 22,465 361 200 200 1,265 4,440 291 441 1,808 2,688 44 915 1,052 144 540 113,143 112, 385 109,333 324 REPORT OF THE COMPTROLLER' OF THE CURRENCY A hstract of reports since September 28, 1925, arranged by States and reserve cities— Continued LOUISIANA [In thousands of dollars] Dec. 31, 1925 A p r . 12, 1926 June 30, 1928 32 banks 32 b a n k s 31 banks BES0VBCE3 Loans and discounts (including rediscounts) Overdrafts. United States Government securities owned Other bonds, stocks, securities, etc., owned Customer's liability account of "acceptances" Banking house, furniture and fixtures Other real estate owned Lawful reserve with Federal reserve bank _ Items with Federal reserve bank in process of collection... Cash in vault and amount due from national banks Amount due from State banks, bankers, and trust compan Exchanges for clearing house Checks on other banks in the same place Outside cheeks and other cash iteniB Redemption fund and due from United States Treasurer.. Uni ted S tates Government securi t ies borrowed Other bonds and securities borrowed Other assets Total.. 56,015 38 5,351 3,920 110 3,839 752 3,887 696 9,069 4,401 756 203 181 140 55,173 205 5,812 2,866 54, 271 74 S, 205 3,343 3,870 8,824 778 3,367 721 S, 746 2,916 2Stf 9 762 3,500 6S5 6,602 3,132 194 354 189 139 123 203 201 105 139 13 21 212 89, 561 83,863 81, 239 6,375 3,032 614 136 2, 732 143 3,333 8,373 17 666 44,541 17,878 552 21 13 6,375 3,045 863 183 2,703 166 2,585 6,264 33 426 40,305 18,396 667 13 21 6,275 3,040 789 205 2,741 428 2,034 4,464 37 426 110 345 1,383 9 581 233 2,796 81*. 561 83, MS S i , 231) UABILITIES Capitol stock paid in Surplus fund. All other undivided profits, less expenses and taxes paid Reserved for taxes, interest, etc., accrued National-bank notes outstanding Doe to Federal reserve banks Amount due to national banks Amount due to State banks, bankers, and trust companies Certified checks outstanding Cashier's checks outstanding _ Demand deposits Time deposits (including postal savings deposits)... United States deposits United States Government securities borrowed Bonds and securities, other than United States, borrowed Bills payable (including all obligations representing money borrowed other than rediscounts) Notes and bills reiiiscounted Acceptances executed for customers, etc Liabilities other than those above stated Total. S3 S13 38,8*9 17,913 492 13 21 EEPOKT OF THE COMPTROLLER OF THE CU3KENC1' 325 Abstract of reports since September SS, 1925, arranged hy States and resent cities Continued LOUISIANA—Continued NEW OBLEANS [In thousands of dollars] Dec. 31, 1925 A p r . 12, 1926 June 39, 1926 lbank lbank 1 baas RESOURCES Loans and discounts (including rediscounts) Overdrafts -— United States Government seeuriues owned Other bonds, stocks, securities, etc., owned Cnstomer'sliability account of" acceptances" Banking house, furniture and fixtures Lawful reserve with Federal reserve bank-_ _.. Items with Federal reserve bank in proeess of collection Cash in vault and amount due from national banks Amount due from State banks, bankers, and trust companiesExchanges for clearing house.— Checks on other banks in the same place --Outside checks and other cash items Redemption fund and due from United States Treasurer Other assets— — Total.. 35, 6T6 73 4,492 1,036 651 3,8(58 2,798 834 1,838 1,353 1,877 822 31 76 159 33,063 61 1,302 1,679 160 20 7« «9 85 8,0t3 841 730 3,838 •2,382 «87 2,<HS 1, ti» 1,714 692 21 T6 42 55, 560 53,121 48, 231 2,800 2,000 «58 US 1, 504 2,393 5,9S9 118 139 2,800 2,tM0 810 151 1, 50* 2,289 4,305 229 105 26,244 3, M0 2,306 2,880 2,000 612 242 1,505 2,288 4, 455 196 171 23,497 3,O8» 1, SIS 5,872 2,862 1,578 1 5*7 4, .Vii 2,029 233 4.33! 1,294 111 53,560 53, 121 8,384 552 969 3.885 2,791 849 2,281 INABILITIES Capital stock paid in _ „. Surplus fundAUother undivided profits, Jess expenses and taxes paid Reserved for taxes, interest, etc., accrued National-bank notes outstanding _ Amount due te national banks -Amount due to State banks, hankers, and trust companies Certified checks outstanding Cashier's checks outstanding Demand deposits Tmie deposits (including postal savings deposits) United States deposits-.. Bills payable (including all obligations representing money borrowed other than rediscounts) Notes and bills ^discounted Acceptances Bxecu ted for customers, etc Liabilities other than those above stated Total ^. 1.SO1 1,129 O.2-H 326 HEPOBT OF THE COMPTHOLLEE OF THE CURRENCY Abstract of reports since September 28, 1925, arranged by States and reserve cities— Continued MAINE [In thousands of dollars] Deo. 31, 1925 Apr. 12, 1926 June 30, 1926 58 banks 58 banks 68 banks KESOUECES Loans and discounts (including rediscounts) Overdrafts United States Government securities owned Other bonds, stocks, securities, etc., owned -.Banking house, furniture and fixtures Other real estate owned Lawful reserve with Federal reserve bank Items with Federal reserve bank in process of collection Cash in vault and amount due from national banks Amount due from State banks, bankers, and trust companies.. Exchanges for clearing house Checks on other banks in the same place Outside checks and other cash items Redemption fund and due from United States Treasurer Other assets Total. 66,943 32 13,409 44,839 2,336 369 5,275 1,080 7,531 577 595 127 476 285 57 68,250 34 13,500 48,664 2,353 355 5,412 614 7,952 588 470 148 331 286 147 68,852 37 13,025 60,866 2, 352 334 8,345 1,025 7,776 412 522 119 446 286 81 143,931 149,104 | 151, 478 LIABILITIES Capital stock paid in Surplus fund All other undivided profits, less expenses and taxes paid Reserved for taxes, interest, etc., accrued National-bank notes outstanding J Due to Federal reserve banks Amount due to national banks Amount due to State banks, bankers, and trust companies Certified checks outstanding Cashier's checks outstanding Demand deposits Time deposits (including postal savings deposits) United States deposits Bills payable (includiing all obligations representing money borrowed other than rediscounts) Notes and bills rediscounted r Liabilities other than those above stated Total.. 7,370 5,773 4,529 412 5,614 104 403 1,630 250 391 38, 763 76, 859 276 1,271 280 6 143, 931 151, 478 EEPOET OF THE COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY 327 Abstract of reports since September 38, 1925, arranged by States and reserve cities— Continued MARYLAND [In thousands of dollars] Dec. 31, 1925 Apr. 12, 1926 June 30, 1926 74 banks 74 banks 74 banks RESOURCES Loans and discounts (including rediscounts) Overdrafts.. United States Government securities owned.._ Other bonds, stocks, securities, etc., owned Customer's liability account of "acceptances" Banking house, furniture and fixtures. Other real estate owned Lawful reserve with Federal reserve bank Items with Federal reserve bank in process of collection Cash in vault and amount due from national banks Amount due from State banks, bankers, and trust companies.. Exchanges for clearing house Checks on other banks in the same place Outside checks and other cash items Redemption fund and due from United States Treasurer United States Government securities borrowed Other assets Total.. 57,234 45 8,721 30, 971 24 2,433 485 3,906 45 5,001 679 84 210 117 197 58,559 45 8,296 31, 359 12 2,472 515 3,970 34 4,492 578 55 124 199 59,005 49 8,178 31,317 6 2,495 535 4,043 63 4,949 ess 57 197 138 193 6 71 111,993 04 "16" 110,281 110,838 5, 239 6,602 1,921 188 3,884 71 149 743 87 152 26, 231 63,038 69 16 5,239 6,675 2,452 304 3,895 55 91 59S 111 95 25,001 63,981 35 8,239 6,921 1,947 213 3,906 70 165 602 —TS" 163 26,141 64 T 1,701 142 24 24 1,953 251 12 24 1,796 273 6 28 110,281 110, 838 111,993 LIABILITIES Capital stock paid in Surplus fund All other undivided profits, less expenses and taxes paid Reserved fc* taxes, interest, etc., accrued National-bank notes outstanding Due to Federal reserve banks Amount due to national banks : Amount due to State banks, bankers, and trust companies Certified checks outstanding Cashier's checks outstanding Demand deposits Time deposits (including postal savings deposits) United States deposits. United States Government securities borrowed Bills payable (including all obligations representing money borrowed other than rediscounts) Notes and bills rediscounted Acceptances executed by other banks for account of this bank Liabilities other than those above stated Total.. 18005°—27- -22 6 328 OF THE COMPTROLLER OF THE CUBBENCY Abstract &f reports since September 38, 1926, arranged by States and reserve cities—' Co&tiatted MAR YLANB—Continued BALTIMORE [In thousands of dollars] Dec. 31, 1925 Apr. 12, 1926 June 30, 1926 10 banks 10 banks 10 banks RESOURCES Loans and discounts (inclu<Eng rediscounts) Overdrafts... United States Government securities owned Other bonds, stocks, securities, etc., owned Customer's liability account of "acceptances"... Banking house, furniture and fixtures -_. Other real estate owned tswfcl reserve with Federal reserve banks Items with Federal reserve bank in process of collection Cash in vault and amount due from national banks Amount due from State banks, bankers, and trust companies.. Exchanges for clearing house Checks on other banks in the same place _ _. Outside checks and other cash items. _. Redemption fund and due from United States Treasurer United States Government securities borrowed Other assets Total.. 102,71* 24 22,693 16,668 527 6,042 634 7,741 18,021 10; 902 2,813 9,449 932 1,599 291 102,076 9 21,480 16,944 494 8,054 515 9,110 12,490 8,381 2,656 6,397 544 428 291 96,156 12 20,29& 497 6,045 507 7,005 11,963 11,488 3,585 8, 582: 808 1,369 291 10 • 328 339 377 201,387 188, 246 187,827 12,100II, 430 4,074 352 5,690 9,527 27,862 834 547 13,100 10,480 13,100 10,400. 4,204 585, 5,720 9; 522 24,768 LIABILITIES Capital stock paid in.— Surplus fund AH other undivided profits, less expenses and taxes paid _ Reserved for taxes, interest, etc., accrued--National-bank notes outstanding Amount due to national banks Amount due to.State banks, bankers, and trust companies Certified checks outstanding __ Cashier's checks outstanding Demand deposits Time deposits (including postal savings deposits) United States deposits , United States Government securities borrowed Bills payable (including all obligations representing money borrowed other than rediscounts) Notes and bills rediscounted Letters of credit and travelers' chocks sold for cash and outstanding.. Acceptances executed for customers, etc Liabilities other than those above stated Total. 4,308 357 5,712 11,001 18,726 1,045 630 78,972 " W 27,874 9,957 21fl 1,137 82,011 28,945 •s;3ffir 10 6,625 994 2 627 1,094 3,545 571 154 494 1,110 2,150 338 •" 6 497 1,091 201r387 188, 246 87, 472 26,788 5,459 10 187,827 EEPOET OF THE COMPTBOLLEB OF THE CUBBENCY 329 Abstract of reports since September 28, 1925, arranged by States and reserve cities— Continued MASSACHUSETTS [In thousands of dollars] Dec. 31, 1925 Apr. 12, 1926 June 30, 1928 143 banks 143 banks 143 banks SOS, 092 97 52,617 IOC, 111 10 13,084 775 22,252 9,192 25,134 1,275 3,123 798 1,111 302,037 69 52,852 RESOURCES Loans and discounts (including rediscounts) Overdrafts United States Government securities owned Other bonds, stocks, securities, etc., owned Customer's liability account of "acceptances" Banking house, furniture and fixtures.. Other real estate owned _ Lawful reserve with Federal reserve bank Items with Federal reserve bank in process of collection Cash in vault and amount due from national banks Amount due from State banks, bankers, and trust companies.. Exchanges for clearing house Checks on other banks in the same place. Outside checks and other cash items Eedemption fund and due from United States Treasurer Other assets _ Total.. 530 101 13,410 924 23,130 7,976 28,265 1,689 2,295 632 749 826 505 540,031 544, 340 28,593 25,246 15,763 958 16.305 2,432 1,486 14,649 1,055 1,681 229,361 184,106 2,938 28,593 25,471 17,302 992 16,297 1,907 830 303,611 89 62,405 114,066 12 13,493 982 22,986 8,279 A 763 1,729 2,243 719 1,082 829 489 548,767 LIABILITIES Capital stock paid in Surplus fund.__ _ All other undivided profits, less expenses and taxes paid Reserved for taxes, interest, etc., accrued-. National-bank notes outstandingDue to Federal reserve banks. _ Amount due to national banks _ .-Amount due to State banks, bankers, and trust companies Certified checks outstanding.. Cashier's checks outstanding Demand deposits _ Time deposits (including postal savings deposits) United States deposits _ Agreements to repurchase United States Government or othersecurities sold Bills payable (including all obligations representing money borrowed other than rediscounts) Notes and bills rediscounted . Letters of credit and travelers' checks sold for cash and outstanding. Acceptances executed for customers, etc Acceptances executed b y other banks for account of this bank Liabilities other than those above stated Total- 1,074 16,023 771 1,188 228,746 192,549 2,603 25,573 16,730 1,323 16,249 2,204 1,356 14,085 1,458 2,019 230,018 197,676 1,536 500 500 6,759 2,222 5 12 372 6,918 2,924 2 45 56 379 540,031 544,340 548,767 6,218 22 10 400 330 BEPOBT OF THE COMPTEOLLEB OP THE CXJEEENCY Abstract of reports since September 28, 1925, arranged by States and reserve cities— Continued MASSACHUSETTS—Continued BOSTON [In thousands of dollars] Dec. 31, 1925 Apr. 12, 1926 June 30. 1926 12 banks 11 banks 11 banks RESOURCES Loans and discounts (including rediscounts) Overdrafts United States Government securities owned Other bonds, stocks, securities, etc., owned Customer's liability account of" acceptances " Banking house, furniture and fixtures Other real estate owned Lawful reserve with Federal reserve bank Items with Federal reserve bank in process of collection Cash in vault and amount due from national banks Amount due from State banks, bankers, and trust companies Exchanges for clearing house Checks on other banks in the same place Outside checks and other cash items Redemption fund and due from United States Treasurer Other assets Total 547,424 96 56,673 64,063 37,985 21, 210 950 49,236 39, 719 33,467 8,279 40, 934 17 3,303 163 15,664 519, 741 87 76,161 63,328 43,160 21,341 947 48,449 30, 477 22,813 6,856 21,986 43 2,500 170 22,000 518,954 93 72,016 77,965 35,186 21, 387 2,204 49,940 32,601 29,105 7,719 44,202 39 4,266 181 20,570 919,183 880, 059 916,428 45, 450 36, 765 13, 508 2,784 3,189 36, 927 67, 069 4,005 7,653 435,134 151,189 17,156 45, 650 36,805 14, 209 2,470 3,457 37, 601 67,486 3,880 5,605 401, 685 151,088 40,128 45, 650 37,055 13, 635 3,532 3,552 36, 957 65,437 11,309 6,757 438, 673 151, 097 22,204 48, 472 859 37,257 2,505 2,461 730 18,607 873 44,852 2,368 2,665 7,470 29,633 1,367 36, 518 1,815 3,767 919,183 880,059 916,428 LIABILITIES Capital stock paid in Surplus fund _ All oher undivided profits, less expenses and taxes paid Reserved for taxes, interest, etc., accrued National-bank notes outstanding , Amount due to national banks Amount due to State banks, bankers, and trust companies Certified checks outstanding Cashier's cheeks outstanding Demand deposits Time deposits (including postal savings deposits) United States deposits _ Bills payable (including all obligations representing money borrowed other than rediscounts) Notes and bills rediscounted Letters of credit and travelers' cheeks sold for cash and outstanding.. Acceptances executed for customers, etc _ Acceptances executed by other banks for account of this bank Liabilities other than those above stated Total EEPOET OF THE COMPTROLLER OP THE CURRENCY 331 Abstract of reports since September 28, 1925, arranged by States and reserve cities— Continued MICHIGAN [In thousands of dollars] Dec. 31, 1925 Apr. 12, 1926 J u n e 30, 1926 121 banks 124 banks 124 banks 137,587 91 23,911 67,194 10,101 1,450 10, 520 222 18,409 4,849 1,347 386 141,921 114 23,390 70,053 10,184 1,522 10,901 210 18,080 4,773 991 315 521 647 140,697 118 23, 715 72, 522 10,303 1,574 11,101 316 18,408 4,943 1,097 332 440 547 169 285 277, 373 283,820 286,467 15,160 9,728 4,946 549 10, 786 968 6,051 176 843 82,237 141,260 969 65 15,229 9,824 5,139 949 10, 753 1,258 5,856 143 864 86,361 143,877 1,137 52 15,233 9,929 5,187 773 10,8S9 1,138 4,900 148 971 87,009 147,059 667 KESOUKCES Loans and discounts (including rediscounts) Overdrafts United States Government securities owned-Other bonds, stocks, securities, etc., owned Banking house, furniture and fixtures Other real estate owned-_ Lawful reserve with Federal reserve bank Items with Federal reserve bank in process of collection Cash in vault and amount due from national banks Amount duefromState banks, bankers, and trust companiesExchanges for clearing house Checks on other banks in the same place Outside checks and other cash items Redemption fund and due from United States Treasurer United States Government securities borrowed Other assets Total- 546 "274' LIABILITIES Capital stock paid in Surplus f u n d . All other undivided profits, less expenses a n d taxes paid Reserved for taxes, interest, etc., accrued ___ National-bank notes outstanding Amount due to national banks A m o u n t due to State banks, bankers, a n d trust companies Certfiied checks o u t s t a n d i n g . _ Cashier's checks outstanding-_ _ D e m a n d deposits T i m e deposits (including postal savings deposits) United States deposits United States Government securities borrowed Agreements to repurchase United States Government or other securities sold Bills payable (including all obligations representing money borrowed other t h a n rediscounts) _ Notes a n d bills rediscounted Letters of credit a n d travelers' checks sold for cash a n d outstanding-. Liabilities other t h a n those above stated Total- 92 92 89 2,510 892 2 139 1,346 781 2 157 1,390 847 10 139 277, 373 283,820 286,467 332 BEPOET OF THE COMPTROLLER OP THE CTJBBENOY Abstract of reports since September 28, 1925, arranged by States and reserve c i t i e s - Continued MICHIGAN-Continued DETROIT [In thousands of dollars] Apr. 12, June 30, 1926 1926 1926 4 banks 4 banks 4 banks Dec. 31, RESOURCES Loans and discounts (including rediscounts) Overdrafts _ United States Government securities owned Other bonds, stocks, securities, etc., owned.Customer's liability account of" acceptances'" Banking house, furniture and fixtures Other real estate owned-. Lawful reserve with Federal reserve bank Items with Federal reserve bank in process of collection Cash in vault and amount due from national banks Amount due from State banks, bankers, and trust companie Exchanges for clearing house Checks on other banks in the siame place Outside checks and other cash items Redemption fund and due from United States Treasurer Other assets Total. 129,084 104 13,931 23,039 17 8,384 77 9,674 19,747 11,039 9,960 8,468 139,426 86 11,602 17,817 1,098 8,380 107 14,204 8,251 10,054 7,601 8,419 593 57 2,480 760 107 2,429 154,874 19 16,066 18,310 1,384 8,012 106 20,556 12,492 9,916 8,881 8,760 113 895 107 2,092 236,654 230,341 262,283 10,200 8,000 3,188 380 1,202 6,986 18,450 581 1,498 127,035 42,324 4,001 10,800 8,000 3,424 589 2,122 5,568 20,846 551 596 122,010 37,882 3,130 13,500 9,500 3,568 474 2,132 8,110 21,968 869 2,282 135,388 46,366 2,012 9,138 2,292 31 3 14 1,331 4,185 4,705 49 1,098 13,485 499 81 1,384 4,786 665 236, 654 230,341 262,283 LIABILITIES Capital stock paid in Surplus fund ^ All other undivided profits, less expenses and taxes paid Reserved for taxes, interest, etc., accrued _ National-bank notes outstanding Amount due to national banks Amount due to State banks, bankers, and trust companies Certified checks outstanding Cashier's checks outstanding _ _ Demand deposits Time deposits (including postal savings deposits) -. United States deposits Bills payable (including all obligations representing money borrowed other than rediscounts) Notes and bills rediscounted. Letters of credit and travelers' checks sold for cash and outstanding. Acceptances executed for customers, etc Acceptances executed by other banks for account of this bank Liabilities other than those above stated Total. KEPOET OF THE COMPTROLLEK OF THE CTJBBENCY 333 Abstract of reports since September 28, 1925, arranged by States and reserve cities— Continued MICHIGAN—Continued GRAND RAPIDS [In thousands of dollars] Dec. 31, 1925 Apr. 12, 1926 June 30, 1926 3 banks 2 banks 2 banks RESOURCES Loans and discounts (including rediscounts) Overdrafts United States Government securities owned Other bonds, stocks, securities, etc., owned... Customer's liability account of "acceptances" Banking house, furniture and fixtures Other real estate owned _ Lawful reserve with Federal reserve bank Items with Federal reserve bank in process of collection.. Cash in vault and amount due from national banks Amount duefromState banks, bankers, and trust companies Exchanges for clearing house Checks on other banks in the same place Outside checks and other cash items Redemption fund and due from United States Treasurer Other assets Total 24,306 21 2,359 2,762 22 2,019 68 1,847 624 2,343 1,263 704 21,789 3 2,017 2,296 40 2,263 73 1,743 £63 2,150 2, 036 1,026 11 85 108 108 9, 871 38, 539 36,239 2,100 1, 300 879 53 1,987 557 2,351 1,800 1,000 947 62 1,655 580 2,814 73 14,664 13, 658 50 1,800 1,000 844 63 1,700 698 2,457 99 3 14,115 13,190 93 355 624 3 22 232 1 40 226 23,526 9 4,007 2,941 10 1,830 26 2,037 493 1,603 915 4 36 100 95 47 85 LIABILITIES Capital stock paid in Surplus fund All other undivided profits, less expenses and taxes paid Reserved for taxes, interest, etc., accrued. National-bank notes outstanding Amount due to national banks Amount due to State banks, bankers, and trust companies Certified checks outstanding Cashier's checks outstanding Demand deposits Time deposits (including postal savings deposits) United States deposits Bills payable (including all obligations representing money borrowed other than rediscounts). _ Notes and bills rediscounted Letters of credit and travelers' checks sold for cash and outstanding. Acceptances executed for customers, etc Liabilities other than those above stated. . Total 38 1 15,046 14,514 76 126 605 10 229 39, 871 36,239 334 REPORT OP THE COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY Abstract of reports since September 28, 1925, arranged by States and reserve cities— Continued MINNESOTA [In thousands of dollars] Dec. 31, 1925 Apr. 12, 1926 June 30, 1926 298 banks 295 banks 288 banks 151, S95 176 147,018 192 29,954 57,894 35 7,955 5,724 11,058 434 24,430 2, 612 555 357 524 553 RESOURCES Loans and discounts (including rediscounts) Overdrafts United States Government securities owned Other bondSj stocks, securities, etc., owned Customer's liability account of "acceptances" Banking house, furniture and fixtures _ Other teal estate owned... _ Lawful reserve with Federal reserve bank Items with Federal reserve bank in process of collection. Cash in vault and amount due from national banks-Amount due from State banks, bankers, and trust companies.. Exchanges for clearing house Checks on other banks in the same place Outside checks and other cash items Redemption fund and due from United States Treasurer United States Government securities borrowed Other bonds and securities borrowed Other assets TotalCapital stock paid in Surplus fund _ All other undivided profits, less expenses and taxes paidReserved for taxes, interest, etc., accrued National-bank notes outstanding Amount due to national banks Amount due to State banks, bankers, and trust companies Certified checks outstanding Cashier's checks outstanding Demand deposits Time deposits (including postal savings deposits) _ United States deposits.. United Sates Government securities borrowed Bonds and securities, other than United States, borrowed Agreements to repurchase United States Government or other securities sold Bills payable (including all obligations representing money borrowed other than rediscounts) Notes and bills rediscounted Letters of credit and travelers' checks sold for cash and outstanding.. Acceptances executed by other banks for account of this bank Liabilities other than those above stated. _ Total.. 29,803 55,265 37 7,982 5,538 11, 054 679 29,940 3,438 774 469 672 565 147,385 185 29,661 59,186 44 7,829 5,781 11, 491 458 27,482 3,143 578 313 728 769 628 547 38 10 812 298, 815 290, 064 295, 571 19, 749 9,735 3,940 766 10,941 6,575 9,605 120 2,524 90,999 140, 883 1,270 65 9 19,649 9,768 3,598 548 10,881 5,849 9,302 232 2,068 84,165 141,311 1,330 30 19, 514 9,613 3,606 518 671 627 3 37 286 641 665 4 35 137 464 706 5 44 251 298, 815 290,064 295, 571 6,308 8,596 231 1,953 95,003 138,137 880 38 10 REPORT OF THE COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY 335 Abstract of reports since September 28, 1935, arranged by States and reserve cities— Continued MINNESOTA—Continued MINNEAPOLIS [In thousands of dollars] Dec. 31, 1925 Apr. 12, 1926 June 30, 1926 6 banks 6 banks 6 banks RESOURCES Loans and discounts (including rediscounts) Overdrafts __ __ United States Government securities owned Other bonds, stocks, securities, etc., owned Customer's liability account of "acceptances" Banking house, furniture and fixtures _ Other real estate owned Lawful reserve with Federal reserve bank Items with Federal reserve bankin process of collection Cash in vault and amount duefromnational banks Amount due from State banks, bankers, and trust companies.. Exchanges for clearing house Checks on other banks in the same place Outside checks and other cash items.-. __. ."Redemption fund and due from United States Treasurer United States Government securities borrowed Other assots _ Total. 2,139 2,130 118,775 49 31,215 20,543 419 2,050 785 10,028 3,593 10,076 9,795 5,097 88 3,771 147 60 1,907 233, 416 226, 500 218,396 11,400 7,650 1,510 1,077 2,838 21,198 35,008 195 4,863 90,517 49,569 3,392 60 11,400 7,652 11,400 7,660 1,489 828 2,868 16, 746 27,815 444 4,643 88,728 52,170 2,117 60 127,191 132 30,148 18, 067 2,633 1, 972 843 11,986 3,878 12, 827 11,717 6,314 102 3,322 145 116,818 60 32, 721 18,458 2,124 2,032 843 14, 597 3,391 13,120 11,268 5,406 51 3,334 147 LIABILITIES Capital stock paid in Surplus fund _. ._ All other undivided profits, less expenses and taxes paid-. _. Reserved for taxes, interest, etc., accrued _ National-bank notes outstanding Amount due to national banks Amount due to State banks, bankers, and trust companies. Certified checks outstanding Cashier's checks outstanding '. Demand deposits Time deposits (including postal savings deposits) United States deposits.. United States Government securities borrowed Bills payable (including all obligations representing money borrowed other than rediscounts) Notes and bills rediscounted Letters of credit and travelers' checks sold for cash and outstanding. Acceptances executed for customers, etc Acceptances executed by other banks for account of this bank Liabilities other than those above stated Total.. 1,763 584 2,917 17,070 32,113 326 3,738 90, 515 50,191 3,400 730 22 . 2, 615 18 754 1,100 805 14 2,123 177 552 125 21 408 122 752 233,416 226,500 218,396 336 BEPORT OF THE COMPTROLLER OP. THE CURRENCY Abstract of reports since September 28, 1925, arranged by States and reserve cities—• Continued MINNESOTA—Continued ST. PAUL [In thousands of dollars) Deo. SI, 1925 Apr. 12, 1926 June 30, .1926 4 banks 4 banks ibanks RESOURCES Loans and discounts (including rediscounts) Overdrafts United States Government securities owned.... Other bonds, stocks, securities, etc., owned ... Customer's liability account of "acceptances" Banking house, furniture and fixtures Uther real estate owned . Lawful reserve with Federal reserve bank Items with Federal reserve bank in process of collection Cash in vault and amount due from national banks Amount due from State banks, bankers, and trust companies.. Exchanges for clearing house Checks on other banks in the same place Outside checks and other cash items Redemption fund and due from United States Treasurer Other assets Total... 61,833 25 28,230 8,207 6 1,757 103 7,832 3,273 11,514 8,190 2,553 69 906 30 290 67,196 16 25,586 7,245 27 1,733 106 60,003 26 24,280 9,897 18 1,698 7,493 2,627 6,963 2,371 11,064 6,252 2,346 12 869 30 134, 817 132, 661 125, 843 5,700 3,700 2,219 1,436 598 14,503 16,775 5,700 3,700 2,732 1,406 580 12,171 15,087 124 645 56,940 30,361 5,650 3,650 2,858 1,639 685 12,407 12,213 192 699 65,810 28,431 1,365 11,992 5,145 2,037 50 717 30 661 LIABILITIES Capital stock paid in Surplus fund All other undivided profits, less expenses and taxes paid Reserved for taxes, interest, etc., accrued National-bank notes outstanding Amount due to national banks Amount due to State banks, bankers, and trust companies Certified checks outstanding Cashier's checks outstanding. Demand deposits Time deposits (including postal savings deposits) United States deposits.. '. Notes and bills rediscounted Letters of credit and travelers' checks sold for cash and outstanding. Acceptances executed for customers, etc .. Liabilities other than those above stated Total.. 84 662 56,774 31,266 488 2,308 6 5 701 385 5 27 690 134,817 132,661 41 19 381 125,843 KEPOET OP THE COMPTROLLER OP THE CURRENCY 337 Abstract of reports since September 28, 1925, arranged by States and reserve cities— Continued MISSISSIPPI [In thousands of dollars] Dec. 31, 1925 Apr. 12, 1926 June 30, 1926 37 banks 37 banks 37 banks BE8OTJKCES Loans and discounts (including rediscounts) Overdrafts United States Government securities owned -Other bonds, stocks, securities, etc., owned Banking house, furniture and fixtures Other real estate owned, _ _ _ Lawful reserve with Federal reserve bank Items with Federal reserve bank in process of collection. Cash in vault and amount due from national banks Amount due from State banks, bankers, and trust companies-Exchanges for clearing house Checks on other banks in the same place Outside checks and other cash items Redemption fund and due from United States Treasurer. United States Government securities borrowed Other bonds and securities borrowed Other assets Total. 49,790 281 6,749 13,528 1,981 411 4,306 247 6,765 7,314 119 559 340 152 52,956 138 7,463 13, 372 2,032 475 4,057 363 5,523 5,080 76 408 161 152 52,630 124 6,063 13,174 2,040 488 3,662 225 5,347 4,678 89 400 290 152 41 66 73 92. 608 92, 324 89,542 5,410 3,365 795 97 2,995 85 1,261 4,380 12 1,067 41, 524 30, 338 352 23 50 5,410 3,420 1,064 237 2,974 44 851 3,863 28 667 40,497 31,104 486 72 5,410 3,491 872 211 2,991 37 948 2,842 34 530 36,285 155 611 50 38 204 1,293 92,608 92, 324 LIABILITIES Capital stock paid in Surplus fund.. All other undivided profits, less expenses and taxes paid Reserved for taxes, interest, etc., accrued National-bank notes outstanding. Due to Federal reserve banks Amount due to national banks. _ Amount due to State banks, bankers, and trust companies. Certified checks outstanding Cashier's checks outstanding... Demand deposits Time deposits (including postal savings deposits) United States deposits _• United States Government securities borrowed Bonds and securities, other than United States, borrowed Bills payable (including all obligations representing money borrowed other than rediscounts) Notes and bills rediscounted Acceptances executed for customers, etc Liabilities other than those above stated Total.. 44 447 41 66 3,527 ' 45 89,542 338 BEPOET OF THE COMPTEOLLEB OP THE CUEBENCY Abstract of reports since September 28, 1925, arranged by States and reserve cities— < Continued MISSOURI [In thousands of dollars] Dec. 31, 1925 Apr. 12, 1926 June 30, 1926 110 banks 111 banks 111 banks RESOURCES Loans and discounts (including rediscounts) Overdrafts United States Government securities owned Other bonds, stocks, securities, etc., owned Customer's liability account of "acceptances" Banking house, furniture and fixtures ... Other real estate owned Lawful reserve with Federal reserve bank Items with Federal reserve bank in process of collection Cash in vault and amount due from national banks __. Amount due from State banks, bankers, and trust companies.. Exchanges for clearing house Checks on other banks in the same place Outside checks and other cash items Redemption fund a n d due from United States Treasurer United States Government securities borrowed Other assets Total. 54,031 107 13,533 9,559 2,234 1,036 4,294 460 11,209 55,113 90 13,343 9,882 2 2,366 1,084 4,185 550 9,417 2,552 404 140 102 281 85,231 87 12,792 10,097 2 2,435 1,056 4,408 390 106 85 9,778 2,476 242 150 225 283 355 78 100,397 99,596 100,085 7,843 7,967 3,503 1,625 99 5,618 7,967 6,973 14 272 45,759 24, 286 342 229 6,953 37 254 45, 457 24,701 202 355 3J5 238 140 289 UABILITIES Capital stock paid in Surplus fund... All other undivided profits, less expenses and taxes paid Reserved for taxes, interest, etc., accrued National-bank notes outstanding Amount due to national banks Amount due to State banks, bankers, and trust companies Certified checks outstanding Cashier's checks outstanding Demand deposits Time deposits (including postal savings deposits) United States deposits United States Government securities borrowed _ Bonds and securities, other than United States borrowed Agreements to repurchase United States Government or other securities sold Bills payable (including all obligations representing money borrowed other than rediscounts) Notes and bills rediscounted Letters of credit and travelers' checks sold for cash and outstanding. Acceptances executed by other banks for account of this bank... liabilities other than those above stated Total. 3,555 1,289 100 5,721 1,844 8,081 6 315 46,952 22,599 576 333 1,503 3,783 1,428 109 5,637 1,483 108 15 572 435 6 429 2 242 38 100, 397 25 288 1,162 99, 596 100,085 339 REPORT OP THE COMPTROLLER OP THE CURRENCY Abstract of reports since September 88, 1925, arranged by States and reserve cities— Continued MISSOURI—Continued KANSAS CITY [In thousands of dollars] Dec. 31, 1925 Apr. 12, 1926 June 30, 1926 10 banks 10 banks 10 banks RESOURCES Loans and discounts (including rediscounts) Overdrafts United States Government securities owned Other bonds, stocks, securities, etc., owned _. Customer's liability account of "acceptances" Banking house, furniture and fixtures Other real estate owned _ Lawful reserve with Federal reserve bank _. Items with Federal reserve bank in process of collection Cash in vault and amount due from national banks Amount due from State banks, bankers, and trust companies.. Exchanges for clearing house Checks on other banks in the same place Outside checks and other cash items Redemption fund and due from United States Treasurer United States Government securities borrowed Other assets Total-. 82,980 23 14,860 8,166 100 2,230 433 12, 263 11,435 16,354 5,883 4,068 115 572 55 79,187 25 16,951 78, 819 16,244 9,554 CO 2,456 485 9, 508 10,479 10, 958 6,034 2,641 38 025 48 168 181 2,522 356 11,059 10,315 11,127 5,963 3,828 83 423 47 60 263 159,705 147,734 . 150, 692 6,800 3,075 4,046 102 942 26, 3C6 24,753 85 1,227 67, 749 5,836 3,994 6,800 3,075 3,749 107 950 27,874 26,280 LIABILITIES Capital stock paid in Surplus fund All other undivided profits, less expenses and taxes paid .. Reserved for taxes, interest, etc., accrued __ National-bank notes outstanding Amount due to national banks Amount due to State banks, bankers, and trust companies Certified checks outstanding -. Cashier's checks outstanding Demand deposits Time deposits (including postal savings deposits) United States deposits United States Government securities borrowed Bills payable (including all obligations representing money borrowed other than rediscounts) Notes and bills rediscounted Letters of credit and travelers' checks sold for cash and outstanding. Acceptances executed for customers, etc Liabilities other than those above stated Total.. 3,074 3,496 34 1,085 31, 206 27, 705 160 4,303 72,443 5,399 1,203 60 • • 88 2,750 65,266 6,364 2,471 ' 1,200 1,040 5 100 392 1,461 826 8 50 354 2,565 1,964 25 159, 705 147, 734 150,692 324 340 EEPOBT OF THE COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY Abstract of reports since September 88, t925, arranged by States and reserve cities— Continued MISSOUKI-Contlnued ST. JOSEPH [In thousands of dollars! Dec. 31, 1925 Apr. 12, 1926 June 30, 1926 4 banks 4 banks 4 banks RESOURCES Loans and discounts (including rediscounts) Overdrafts.— United States Government securities owned Other bonds, stocks, securities, etc., owned Customer's liability account of "acceptances" Banking house, furniture and fixtures... Other real estate owned.. _ __ Lawful reserve with Federal reserve bank Items with Federal reserve bank in process of collection Cash in vault and amount due from national banks Amount due from State banks, bankers, and trust companies. Exchanges for clearing house Checks on other banks in the same place Outside checks and other cash items Redemption fund and due from United States Treasurer Other assets Total. 18,109 14 1,284 979 8 388 86 1,697 889 4,210 1,165 670 42 52 26 11 16,307 10 1,646 979 4 389 86 1,344 713 3,455 896 392 29,630 26, 819 27,200 1,100 950 285 10 517 2,469 8,220 4 156 9,345 6,309 122 1 8 134 1,100 950 302 56 516 2,432 1,100 950 SOU 135 146 29,630 26,519 27,200 28 36 26 16, i l l 1,814 1, 046 88180 1, S5S 401 4,0'M 1, OSS 436 63 37 26 14 LIABILITIES Capital stock paid in Surplus fund _ _ All other undivided profits, less expenses and taxes paid Reserved for taxes, interest, etc., accrued National-bank notes outstanding _ Amount duo to national banks.__ Amount due to State banks, bankors, and trust companies Certified checks outstanding Cashier's checks outstanding Demand deposits Time deposits (including postal savings deposits) United States deposits.. Letters of credit and travelers' checks sold for cash and outstanding Acceptances executed for customers, etc Liabilities othef than those above stated Total 5 113 7,991 5,844 171 1 510 2,074 7,836 3 101 7,402 6,993 108 REPORT OF THE COMPTROLLER O7 THE CURRENCY 341 Abstract of reports since September 28, 1925, arranged by States and reserve cities— Continued MISSOCB.I—Continued ST. LOUIS [In thousands of dollars] Dec. 31, 1925 Apr. 12, 1926 June 30, 1926 11 banks 11 banks 11 banks EES0UECE3 Loans and discounts (includingrediscounts) Overdrafts United States Government securities owned Other bonds, stocks, securities, etc., owned.. Customer's liabilit;' account of "acceptances" Banking house, furniture and fixtures. Other real estate owned Lawful reserve with Federal reserve bank Items with Federal reserve bank in process of collection _. Cash in vault and amount due from national banks Amount due from State banks, bankers, and trust companiesExchanges for clearing house Checks on other banks in the same place Outside checks and other cash items. ___ Redemption fund and due from United States Treasurer United States Government securities borrowed Other assets Total.. 638 233,115 46 24,352 36,345 333 7,077 351 23,014 17, 367 14,745 10,090 8,781 81 265 481 478 5,549 3,463 563 1,855 367,323 379,903 367,450 26,350 9,535 •1,916 1,449 9,499 33. 555 40,627 1,561 173,129 56,80S 4,431 563 28,150 10,255 5. 654 2,081 9,543 33, 558 39,874 85 2,005 169, 037 66,134 5,051 563 28,150 10,260 5,233 520 9, 551 32,019 39, 565 35 1,438 165,960 64,829 2,868 563 495 144 20 298 4,415 1,200 3,338 38 333 2,354 970 2,323 367,323 379,903 367,450 214,641 31 25,742 36,493 261 6,780 316 20,168 18,188 15,857 10,103 12,069 106 221,645 74 26,864 40,148 . 176 7,039 349 19,637 14, 713 15,224 9,460 8,513 80 629 481 LIABILITIES Capital stock paid in Surplus fund All other undivided profits, less expenses and taxes paid Reserved for taxes, interest, etc., accrued National -bank notes outstanding Amount due to national banks „. Amount due to State banks, bankers, and trust companies Certified checks outstanding Cashier's checks outstanding Demand deposits Time depostis (includingpostal savings deposits).. United States deposits United States Govermrent securities borrowed _ Bills payable (including all obligations representing money borrowed other than rediscounts) Notes and bills rediscounted. Letters of credits and travelers* checks sold for cash and outstanding. Acceptances executed for customers, etc Liabilities other than those above stated Total 28 56 176 2,944 342 REPORT OF THE COMPTROLLER OP THE CURRENCY Abstract of reports since September 28, 1925, arranged by States and reserve cities— Continued MONTANA [In thousands of dollars] Dec. 31, 1925 Apr. 12, 1926 June 30, 1926 78 banks 75 banks 74 banks RESOURCES Loans and discounts (including rediscounts) Overdrafts United States Government securities owned Other bonds, stocks, securities, etc., owned Banking house, furniture and fixtures _ Other real estate owned Lawful reserve with Federal reserve bank Items with Federal reserve bank in process of collection Casb in vault and amount due from national banks Amount due from State banks, bankers, and trust eornpanie Exchanges for clearing house _. Checks on other banks in the same place _. Outside checks and other cash items _ Redemption fund and due from United States Treasurer United States Government securities borrowed Other assets Total.. 37,088 62 10, 334 9,670 2,549 1,214 3,451 257 8,563 2,299 194 99 234 107 121 102 37,693 58 10,245 9,519 2,536 1,187 3,379 332 8,726 1,969 161 64 129 107 2 94 80,012 76,223 76,201 5,070 2,159 1,058 10 2,146 4,975 2,133 1,029 163 2,127 1 518 1,998 32 584 34,448 27,559 246 4,945 2,132 982 156 2,129 37,042 42 10,383 9,568 2,661 1,200 3,771 271 11,892 2,443 196 96 318 108 LIABILITIES Capital stock paid in Surplus fund All other undivided profits, less expenses and taxes paid Reserved for taxes, interest, etc., accrued National-bank notes outstanding Due to Federal reserve banks Amount due to national banks Amount due to State banks, bankers, and trust companies Certified checks outstanding __ Cashier's checks outstanding Demand deposits _ Time.deposits (including postal savings deposits) United States deposits United States Government securities borrowed __ Bills payable (including all obligations representing money borrowed other than rediscounts) Notes and bills rediscounted Letters of credit and travelers' checks sold for cash and outstanding. Liabilities other than those above stated Total. 927 2,193 25 593 38,441 26,904 281 2 523 1,809 63 539 33,810 27,900 225 2 97 95 5 6 196 201 7 6 341 551 80,012 76,223 76,201 EEPOET OF THE COMPTROLLER OP THE CURRENCY 343 Abstract of reports since September 28, 1925, arranged by States and reserve cities— Continued MONTANA—Continued HELENA [In thousands of dollars] Dee. 31, 1925 Apr. 12, 1926 June 30, 1926 2 banks 2 banks 2 banks EESOUKCES Loans and discounts (including rediscounts) Overdrafts. United States Government securities owned... Other bonds, stocks, securities, etc., owned _ Banking house, furniture and fixtures __ Other real estate owned Lawful reserve with Federal reserve bank... Items with Federal reserve bank in process of collection Cash in vault and amount duefromnational banks Amount due from Stato banks, bankers, and trust companies.. Exchanges for clearing house Outside checks and other cash items. :_._ Eedemption fund and due from United States Treasurer Total 4,106 4 1,146 671 95 50 346 307 1,272 110 39 12 10 3,800 12 1,139 790 95 50 611 257 1,226 103 90 36 10 9,015 8,168 8,219 450 325 60 200 1,045 450 325 82 200 662 1,087 1 89 3,250 1,838 183 1 450 325 58 200 698 1,070 3 93 3,344 1,866 112 8,168 8,219 5 951 824 96 45 613 582 LIABILITIES Capital stock paid in Surplus fund : All other undivided profits, less expenses and taxes paid National-bank notes outstanding — Amount due to national banks.. Amount due to State banks, bankers, and trust companies Certified checks outstanding w .Cashier's checks outstanding Demand deposits,. Time deposits (including postal savings deposits) United States deposits Letters of credit and travelers' checks sold for cash and outstanding Total 1 232 3,649 1,751 9,015 _ 18005°—27- 1,283 -23 344 EEPOET OP THE COMPTROLLER OP THE CURRENCY Abstract of reports since September S8, 1925, arranged by States and reserve citiesContinued NEBRASKA [In thousands of dollars] Dec. 81, 1925 Apr. 12, 1926 June 30, 1926 156 banks 155 banks 153 banks RESOURCES Loans and discounts (including rediscounts) Overdrafts ^... United States Government securities owned Other bonds, stocks, securities, etc., owned Customer's liability account of "acceptances" Banking house, furniture and fixtures _ Other real estate owned Lawful reserve with Federal reserve bank Items with Federal reserve bank in process of collection Cash in vault and amount due from national banks Amount due from State banks, bankers, and trust companies.. Exchanges for clearing house. Checks on other banks in the same place Outside checks and other cash items _ _• Redemption fund and due from United States Treasurer United States Government securities borrowed.. Other assets Total.. 66,848 163 10,965 5,260 20 2,986 2,946 4,361 26 11,504 514 110 315 274 329 65, 542 163 11,020 6,043 20 2,991 2,956 4,462 12 57 61 154 10,851 6,338 6 3,028 2,951 4,338 13 12,764 389 91 202 184 324 22 71 106,678 105,979 104,335 8,315 4,544 1,587 175 6,516 610 4,964 26 575 40,661 34,681 117 22 8,340 4,466 1,383 919 4,665 63 619 41, 962 34, 782 121 22 8,246 4,343 1,368 180 6,452 808 4,916 79 557 40,661 35,183 98 22 726 3,132 2 20 5 309 1,588 2 20 5 134 1,279 1 106, 678 105,979 104,335 11,322 445 168 220 227 327 LIABILITIES Capital stock paid in _ _ _. Surplus fund. _ __ _. All other undivided profits, less expenses and taxes paid. Reserved for taxes, interest, etc., accrued National-bank notes outstanding _ Amount due to national banks Amount due to State banks, bankers, and trust companies Certified checks outstanding Cashier's checks outstanding _ Demand deposits. _ __ Time deposits (including postal savings deposits) _ United States deposits United States Government securities borrowed.. . Bills payable (including all obligations representing money borrowed other than rediscounts) Notes and billsrediscounted __ Letters of credit and travelers' checks sold for cash and outstanding. _ Acceptances executed for customers, etc Liabilities other than those above stated _ .. TotaL SEPOET OF THE COMPTROLLER OP THE CURRENCY 345 Abstract of reports since September 28, 1925, arranged, by States and reserve cities—• Continued NEBRASKA—Continued LINCOLN [In thousands of dollars] Apr. 12, 1926 June 30, 1926 5 banks . 5 banks 5 banks Dec. 31, 1925 RESOURCES Loans and discounts (including rediscounts) Overdrafts _ United States Government securities owned,. _ Other bonds, stocks, securities, etc., owned Banking house, furniture and fixtures Other real estate owned. Lawful reserve with Federal reserve bank Items with Federal reserve bank in process of collection Cash in vault and amount due from national banks Amount due from State banks, bankers, and trust companies Exchanges for clearing house Checks on other banks in the same place Outside checks and other cash items Bedemption fund and due from United States Treasurer Total 15,693 13 1,687 2,801 927 .150 1,832 451 2,615 1,078 442 10 185 16,073 7 1,445 2,557 29 150 1,538 505 2,102 1,148 390 16 72 29 15, 919 12 1,434 2,909 929 192 1,790 384 2,173 1,196 380 12 128 29 27, 913 26,960 27,493 1,725 841 322 45 568 1,785 5,345 40 190 12,114 3,977 67 1,725 845 345 74 565 1,690 5,114 54 193 12,044 3,988 15 1,725 847 330 43 568 1,724 5,342 85 137 12, 284 4,180 16 584 10 287 21 140 60 12 27, 913 26,960 27,493 92S LIABILITIES Capital stock paid in _ Surplus fund All other undivided profits, less expenses and taxes paid Reserved for taxes, interest, etc., accrued _ National-bank notes outstanding.. Amount due to national banks Amount due to State banks, bankers, and trust companies Certified cheeks outstanding Cashier's cheeks outstanding Demand deposits ._ Time deposits (including postal savings deposits) United States deposits Bills payable (including all obligations representing money bor rowed other than rediscounts) Notes and bills rediscounted Letters of credit and travelers' checks sold for cash and outstandini Total 346 REPOBT OF THE COMPTBOLDEE OF THE CUEEENOY Abstract of reports since September 28, 1925, arranged by States and reserve cities—• Continued NEBRASKA— Continued OMAHA [In thousands of dollars] Loans and discounts (including rediscounts) Overdrafts . United States Government securities owned.. Other bonds, stocks, securities, etc., owned.. Customer's liability account of" acceptances" Banking house, furniture and fixtures Other real estate owned Lawful reserve with Federal reserve bank Items with Federal reserve bank in process of collection Cash in vault and amount due from national banks Amount due from State banks, bankers, and trust companies.. Exchanges for clearing house Checks on other banks in the same place Outside checks and other cash items. Redemption fund and due from United States Treasurer. United States Government securities borrowed. Other assets Total. Dee. 31, 192S Apr. 12, 1926 June 30, 1926 8 banks 8 banks 7 banks 61,826 60 8,315 10,118 3,570 1,030 3,752 9,423 7,433 2,683 1,350 474 62,733 71 9,159 11,184 2 6,181 3,968 8,007 6,754 2,383 539 611 61,969 44 3,331 2 3,547 628 6,389 3,463 9,266 2,432 482 67 75 543 58 45 110 117,051 116,179 110, 743 6,150 3,050 1,516 424 1,196 13,953 20,233 113 1,289 52,916 11,192 854 66 6,150 3,050 1,408 583 1,187 5,150 2,550 1,302 547 1,142 13,135 22,062 193 1,467 49,760 12,804 559 45 LIABILITIES Capital stock paid i n . Surplus fund. All other undivided profits, less expenses and taxes paid Reserved for taxes, interest, etc., accrued National-bank notes outstanding Amount due to national banks Amount due to State banks, bankers, and trust companies Certified checks outstanding.. Cashier's checks outstanding Demand deposits Time deposits (including postal savings deposits) United States deposits United States Government securities borrowed Bills payable (including all obligations representing money borrowed other than rediscounts) Notes and bills redisteounted Letters of credit and travelers' checks sold for cash and outstandingAcceptances executed for customers, etc Liabilities other than those above stated Total. 12,483 19,009 183 1,542 49,927 12,648 714 60 3,400 669 30 6,700 500 117,051 116,179 22 2 3 110, 743 EEPOET OF THE COMPTBOLLER OF THE CUEEENCY 347 Abstract of reports since September 28, 1925, arranged by States and reserve cities— Continued NEVADA [In thousands of dollars] Dec. 31, 1925 Apr. 12, 1926 June 30, 10 banks 10 banks 10 bants 1926 RESOURCES Loand and discounts (including rediscounts) _ Overdrafts _ United States Government securities owned Other bonds, stocks, securities, etc., owned Banking house, furniture and fixtures Other real estate owned Lawful reserve with Federal reserve bank Items with Federal reserve bank in process of collection Cash in vault and amount due from national banks Amount due from State banks, bankers, and trust companies— Exchanges for clearing house Checks on other banks in the same place Outside checks and other cash items Redemption fund and due from United States Treasurer Total 10,068 18 2,700 1,892 782 98 849 9 1,957 520 9 23 13 9,524 17 2,564 2,044 785 100 737 2 2,277 432 11 10,284 15 60 2,587 2,071 792 106 795 22 2,100 483 13 29 22 60 18,998 18, 589 19,379 1,385 645 158 53 1,183 3 175 1,557 10 234 7,150 6,352 92 1 1,385 650 177 34 1,193 35 184 1,471 8 133 6,611 6,615 92 1 1,385 650 240 56 1,198 27 248 1,452 2 218 7,139 6,665 98 1 18,589 19,379 LIABILITIES Capital stock paid in Surplus fund All other undivided profits, less expenses and taxes paid Reserved for taxes, interest, etc., accrued... National-bank notes outstanding Due to Federal reserve banks. Amount due to national banks Amount due to State banks, bankers, and trust companies Certified checks outstanding Cashier's checks outstanding Demand deposits Time deposits (including postal savings deposits) United States deposits. Liabilities other than those above stated Total 18,8 348 BEPOKT OF THE COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY Abstract of reports since September 28, 19&5, arranged by States and reserve cities— Continued NEW HAMPSHIRE [In thousands of dollarsl Dec. 31, 1925 Apr. 12, 1926 June 30, 1926 54 banks 85 banks 55 banks RESOURCES Loans and discounts (including rediscounts) Overdrafts United States Government securities owned Other bonds, stocks, securities, etc., owned Banking house, furniture and fixtures Other real estate owned Lawful reserve with Federal reserve bank. __ Items with Federal reserve bank in process of collection Cash in vault and amount due from national banks. Amount due from State banks, bankers, and trust companies.. Exchanges for clearing house Cheeks on other banks in the same place Outside checks and other cash items Redemption fund and due from United States Treasurer United States Government securities borrowed Other assets Total. 38,534 30 11,910 14,357 2,326 76 3,486 2,022 5,371 142 151 181 318 235 37,565 21 12,565 14,456 2,391 133 3,176 1,337 6,356 225 123 159 219 232 29 20 36 11,716 14,880 2,426 132 3,641 1,132 4,762 175 119 138 282 234 113 14 79,168 77,978 78,436 5,240 4,653 3,059 56 4,635 890 345 2,845 61 394 38,910 15,236 444 50 5,317 4,723 3,295 25 4,622 405 302 2,640 49 439 36,123 16,534 617 115 5,335 4,763 3,232 49 4,617 375 283 2,632 87 447 36,417 1,968 380 2 2,418 351 3 2,273 490 1 79,168 77,978 78,436 LIABILITIES Capital stock paid in •_ Surplus f u n d . . . All other undivided profits, less expenses and taxes paid Reserved for taxes, interest, etc., accrued National-bank notes outstanding D u e to Federal reserve banks Amount due to national banks Amount due to State banks, bankers, and trust companies , Certified checks outstanding Cashier's checks outstanding Demand deposits. T i m e deposits (including postal savings deposits) United States deposits United States Government securities borrowed Bills payable (including all obligations representing money borrowed other t h a n rediscounts) Notes and bills rediscounted.. Liabilities other t h a n those above stated Total.. 444 113 EEPOET OF THE COMPTEOLLEB OP THE OUEBENCY 349 Abstract of reports since September 28, 1925, arranged by States and reserve cities— Continued NEW JEKSEY [In thousands of dollars] Dec. 81, 1925 Apr. 12, 1926 June 30, 1920 275 banks 281 banks 283 banks 460,352 105 72,520 236,417 508 23,886 2,692 41,094 16,373 40, 893 5,386 6,055 1,963 1,251 1,067 468,526 107 74,036 234,924 579 24,922 2,682 36,331 13,060 RESOURCES Loans and discounts (including rediscounts) Overdrafts United States Government securities owned Other bonds, stocks, securities, etc., owned Customer's liability account of "acceptances" Banking house, furniture and fixtures Other real estate owned-Lawful reserve with Federal reserve bank Items with Federal reserve bank in process of collection Cash in vault and amount due from national banks Amount due from State ba