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Capital, Surplus, and Undivided Profits, $10,500,000
Deposits, $70,000,000
OFFICERS
EDWARD S. LACEY, Chairman of the Board
GEORGE E. ROBERTS . . _ President
FRANK P. JUDSON . . _ _ Secretary
GEORGE B. SMITH . _ _ Asst. Cashier
RALPH VAN VECHTEN . Vice-President
H. ERSKINE SMITH _ _ Asst. Cashier
JOHN C. CRAFT _
. . Vice-President
WILLIAM T. BRUCKNER Vice-President
CHARLES C. WILLSON _ _ Asst. Cashier
DAVID VERNON ... Vice-President
RALPH C.WILSON . _ _ Asst. Cashier
NATHANIEL R. LOSCH . . . Cashier
EDWARD M. LACEY . - Asst. Cashier
This bank Is pleased to place at the disposal of its
customers the facilities gained during forty-five
years of continuous service and growth
Knauth, Naghod & KUHNE
BANKERS
15 WILLIAM STREET
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Members ol
New York Slock
Exchange
NEW YORK CITY
Receive Deposit Accounts, Subject to
Check, on Favorable Terms
ISSUE CIRCULAR LETTERS OF CREDIT FOR
Travelers, and TRAVELERS’ CHECKS, available
throughout Europe, the Orient, Asia, Africa,
Australia, South America, the United States, etc.
Investment Securities
Transfer Money by Mail
or Telegraph
MAICtt ARRANGEMENTS WITH BANKS AND
Bankers in the United States, enabling them to
isene Direct Drafts on more than 1,000 cities of
Europe and the Orient.
Draw Drafts on all Parts
of the World
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ISSUE COMMERCIAL CREDITS FOR PAYMENT
of purchases made abroad, available by Drafts
on London, Paris, Leipzig, Amsterdam, etc.,with
documents attached covering the goods shipped.
Foreign Coin and Bank Notes at Ruling
' Rates
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PRINCIPAL CORRESPONDENTS
PARR'S BANK (LIMITED ) LONDON )
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CREDIT LYONNAIS, - » - PARIS f
BRANCHES ) DRESDNER BANK, - - - BERLIN
KNAUTH. NACHOD A KUHNE,.................................................................................- - LEIPZIG
BANCO NACIONAL DE MEXICO.................................................................................MEXICO CITY
PHILADELPHIA NATIONAL BANK....................................... : ... . PHILADELPHIA, PA.
CROCKER NATIONAL BANK. • • . ....................... ............................... SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.
LONDON CORRESPONDENTS
J. G. WHITE & CO., LIMITED, 9 Cloak Lane, Cannon St.
No Nation CanGoto War
IT IS SAID, WITHOUT THE CONSENT OF THE
UNION STOCK YARDS OF CHICAGO !
WHY?
BECAUSE —IT IS THE ONLY PLACE IN THE
WORLD WHERE SUPPLIES FOR AN ARMY CAN
BE OBTAINED ON A DAY’S NOTICE ! .....................
3,000 CAR LOADS OF STOCK
have been received at these yards in a single day;—yet this is not the
only big business done there.
There are three banks of national
repute, each one individually with millions of deposits, viz.:
The Live Stock Exchange National
The Drovers Deposit National
The Stock Yards Savings
All of these Banks Have the Abernethy Folding Shade
on their Windows
This is What the Officers Think of Them:
G. A. RYTHER, Cashier of the Live Stock
Exchange National, says:
Q. M. BENEDICT, Cashier of the Drovers
Deposit National, gives this opinion :
“These Shades have been on this'Bank
12 years. We have placed three orders
for them. This ought to be a sufficient
answer as to whether we like them.’*
“The Abernethy Shade is the best
thing I know of in the way of a shade for
bank windows.’’
SEND FOR
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ILLUSTRATED
CATALOGUE
T. J. FITZGERALD, Vice=President of the
Stock Yards Savings Bank, says :
“We have about 200 square feet of
these Shades on our bank. The longer they
are in use the better we like them. I know
of no substitute for them.’’
SEND FOR
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ILLUSTRATED
CATALOGUE
There is hardly a State in the Union now in which they are not
in use on some bank. They form a screen across the country
from The National Shoe and Leather Bank of Auburn, Maine, to
The Farmers & Merchants Bank of Stockton, California.
The Abernethy Folding Shade C?
(Trade Mark December 29, 1908)
453 West 67th Street, Chicago, Ill.
PATENTS
United States
and Foreign Patents
Trade-Marks, Prints,
Labels, and Copyrights
(ESTABLISHED 1843
Knight Brothers
HERVEY
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KNIGHT, attorney ano couhselok at law,
MEMBER BAR U. S. SUPREME COURT.
MEMBER PATENT LAW ASSOCIATION.
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Patent and'Trsde-mark Application* Carefully Prepared and
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Rejected Applications Undertaken.
Interferences Conducted in the Patent Office and Court of Appeal*.
Investigation as to Scope and Validity of Patents.
24S.
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Opinions as to Infringements.
Material Furntsjiea for Answer* to Infringement Salt*.
Litigation Prosecuted and Defended.
Win Conduct Patent Cate* for General Practitioner* IB
• Patent Office and Conn*.
Registration of Trade Marks In Foreign Countries.
CHAPIN
BROWN,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
323 TOXMIELT
JOHNFOUR
MARSHAL
PLACE.
A.ITS A HAU ST. (i». W.)
WASHINGTON, D. C.
. MERCANTILE COLLECTIONS.
Practices before the Supreme Court of the United States. Court of Appeals of the District of Columbia, the Supreme
Court of the District of Columbia, the Court of Claims, and before ail the Government Departments. Special atten
tion given to Land Business before the GENERAL LAND OFFICE. DEPOSITIONS TAKEN. NOTARY PUBLIC
IN OFFICE.
PEN8IONS secured for Soldiers and Sailors, under "Dependent” and existing Pension Laws and'Bpanlah War.
Send for Blank Application and Copy of Laws.
HJFEHKNCESi
ANT BANKING INSTITUTION IN THE DISTRICT OP COLUMBIA.
AN ASSOCIATE AND MANACER FOR EACH BRANCH OF BU8INESS.
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ESTABLISHED 1847
C. B. RICHARD & CO., BANKERS
31-33 BROADWAY, NEW YORK
THIS IS THE OLDEST FOREIGN EXCHANGE HOUSE IN THE UNITED STATES
Arrangements made with Banks and Bankers i i the United States and Canada enabling them
To Issue their own drafts direct on about 1,500 of
the principle cities of the world.
To transfer money in any sum by foreign* moneyorder system to all countries of Europe and
other continents.
To issue commercial and travelers’ credits, avail
able in any part of the world.
To make cable transfers of money to Europe.
To make collections of drafts drawn on foreign
'countries.
To buy and sell American and European Invest
ment securities.
. To negotiate bills of exchange drawn on foreign
countries, with or without documents.
To buy and sell foreign coin and bank notes at
ruling rates..
To collect dividends and coupons.
CORRESPONDENCE OF INLAND BANKS AND BANKERS INVITED
N. W. HALSEY & CO.
BANKERS
Specialists in Bonds for Financial Institutions
Government, Railroad, Municipal, Street Railway, Gas, and
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49 WALL ST., NEW YORK
PHILADELPHIA
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SAN FRANCISCO
EDWIN F. BROWN,
.
Vice-President.
BROWN BROS. MFG. CO.
ESTABLISHED 1S«O
INCORPORATED 1874
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JANUARY",
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A List of over 9,000 Commercial Lawyers in the United States and Canada, recommended by
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is a Reference Key, giving the number of page where accessible points may be found.
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A Perpetual Calendar from the commencement of the Christian Era.
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Bankers’ Associations, Rates of Postage, Value of Foreign Coins, etc.
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INDEX TO PRINCIPAL CONTENTS
JANUARY, 1910.
States and Territories,
Alabama...........................................
Alaska..............................................
Arizona Tprrit.ory.......................
Arkansas...........................................
California........................................
Colorado...........................................
Connpp.tip.11t....................................
Cuba,..................................................
Dpi a warp.........................................
District, of Columbia..............
Florida..............................................
Gporgia..............................................
Hawaiian Islands.......................
Idaho............................................
Illinois..........................................
Indiana.......................................
Iowa............................................
Kansas .............................................
Kentucky...
Louisiana..
Maine..........................................
Maryland....................................
Massachusetts..........................
Michigan.........................
Minnesota..................
Mississiopi.................................
Missouri....................
Montana....................
Nebraska......................
Nevada.................................
New Hampshire....................
New Jersey..........................
New Mexico........................
New York..............................
Map
Banks. Oppo
site.
Access
Law
Laws.
ible
yers. Towns.
PAGE.
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PAGE.
PAGE.
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36
38
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84
767
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93
95
99
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127
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277
296
303
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318
334
357
385
395
429
433
455
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1181
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1189
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States and Territories.
PAGE.
North Carolina...............
1290
1292 I North Dakota...................
1294 1
Ohio.....................................
1296 j Oklahoma...........................
1299 I Oregon.................................
1303
Pennsylvania....................
1306
Philippine Islands.........
Porto Rico..........................
Rhode Island....................
1309
South Carolina................
1311
1312 i South Dakota....................
1315
Tennessee..........................
1414
Texas ...................................
1317
Utah..................................
Vermont............................
1318
Virginia..............................
1321
Washington......................
1324
West Virginia..................
1325
Wisconsin..........................
1328
Wyoming..........................
1329
Dominion of Canada.
1332
1334
Alberta...............................
1336
British Columbia.............
Manitoba.............................
1338
Miquelon.............................
1341
1342
New Brunswick.............
1344
Newfoundland..................
1346
Nova Scotia.......................
1348
Ontario.............................
1351
Prince Edward Island..
1352 Quebec.................................
Saskatchewan....................
1354
Yukon......................................
1356
1358
Mexico.................................
Access
ible
Laws.
Towns.
Banks.
Map
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Law
yers.
PAGE.
PAGE.
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PAGE.
PAGE.
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568
590
596
768
768
641
644
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665
677
709
712
715
727
737
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764
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590
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1217
1223
1225
1226
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642
644
664
676
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710
714
722
736
746
748
764
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888
890
894
896
897
901
901
901
901
902
904
906
910
910
911
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1238
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1259
1261
1266
1269
1373
1375
1378
1379
1381
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1390
1393
1395
1397
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920
920
920
920
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925
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1274
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1283
1287
1405
1362
1365
1367
1369
1371
1414
1407
1408
1411
1412
1415
1399
MISCELLANEOUS CONTENTS.
PAGE,
PAGE.
Accessible Banking Points............................................... 1136-1289
Advertisements, Index to......................................................... 16-17
Attorneys...................................................................................... 836-925
Banks and Bankers in the United States and Canada,
Classified ................................................................................. ’ 14
Banks and Bankers in Cuba, Hawaii, Philippines, and
Porto Rico Islands.............................................................. 767-768
Bankers’ Associations—American and State—Officers of
19
Calendar............................................................................................
7
Cashiers and Assistant Cashiers........................................ 935-1008
Clearing House Associations...................................................
18
Commercial Lawyers.............................................................. 836-925
Commercial Terms in Ten Languages.................................
23
Coupons—Attach to Claim................................... Opposite 836
Damages for Protested Bills...................................................
13
Directors, Principal Cities—National and State Banks,
Savings Banks and Trust Companies...................1009-1135
Foreign Banks and Bankers............................................... 807-835
Foreign Attorneys—England, Ireland, Scotland, Ger
many, France, etc........................................................
.926-934
Foreign Coins.............................................
24
Grace Allowed on Notes, Drafts, etc....\......................
13
Holidays........................................................................Opposite
13
Interest—Legal and Contract................................................
13
Laws.......................................................................................... 1290-1415
Legal Holidays...........................................................Opposite
13
Mexico Banks and Bankers.................................................801-806
Money Order Business...............................................................
12
National Sank Examiners of the United States, with
Address and Territory.........................................................
20
Notes and Acceptances Due..................................................
13
Perpetual Calendar......................................................................
22
Postage—Domestic and Foreign; Parcels Post.............
12
State Bank Examiners............................................. v...............
21
Statutes of Limitation............................................... *................
13
MISCELLANEOUS MAPS.
PAGE.
Baltimore, Md................................................................ Opposite
Boston, Mass........................................................................
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British Isles and Western Europe........................
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British North America...................................................
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Buffalo, N. Y...............................................................
Chicago, Ill................................................................
Cincinnati, Ohio..........................................
Cleveland, Ohio.....................................................
Cuba............................................................. y...................
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Denver, Colo.........................................................
Hawaii..............................................................................
Indianapolis, Ind.
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Kansas City, Mo....................................... AAA
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Los Angeles, Cal................... AA........... . ..
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Luzon Island.............................. *. .’*.**’**. * ” /.
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Manila............................................ ’’’’
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Mexico...................................
Milwaukee, Wis....................................
Minneapolis. Minn...................
A...
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Negotiable Map.............................
New York City, N. Y......... ..
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New York City (Greater N. Y. and vicinity) . .Opposite
320
Pacific Northwest States............................
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807
Pennsylvania Map (Berks County, etc.).............
“
769
Pennsylvania Map (Philadelphia and New Jersey)
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“475 Philadelphia, Pa...........................................................
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“138 Philadelphia, Pa. (vicinity map)...........................
“
540
Philippines.......................................................................
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“543 Pittsburg, Pa. (Main).................................................
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yi2
Pittsburg, Pa.(vicinity map).....................................
“
“73 San Francisco..................................................................
“
<Ǥ93
Sioux City, la...............................................................
“
178
St. Louis, Mo...................................................................
“
409
St. Louis (and vicinity)..............................................
“
58
St. Paul, Minn................................................................
“
810
Tennessee (central).......................................................
“
810
Texas (central)................................................................
“
801
United States..................................................................
“
756
U. S. Map Showing Laws Relating to Nego
336
tiable Instruments............................................
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13
West Indies......................................................................
“
486
World...............................................................................
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11
488
727
616
628
612
620
810
596
596
67
203
423
425
38O
672
706
16
13
812
24
DOMESTIC RATES OK POSTAGE.
Limit Welgnt.
CLASSES.
Postage.
First Class—Letters and sealed packages....................................................................................................... 2 cts. each oz. or fraction thereof
Postal cards......................................................................................................................................
1 ct. each.....................................
Second Class—Newspapers, periodicals entered as second class matter and sent by the pub
1 ct per pound................ ........
No limit.
llsher or news agent......................................................................................................................
i 1 ct. each 4 oz. or fraction, stamps
Same when mailed by others than above.
! affixed.................................................
No limit.
(4 lbs., except single
Third Class-Books, circulars, pamphlets, and other matter wholly In print, proofsheets, cor- j
1 ct. each 2 oz. or fraction thereof. books weighing in exrectedproo {sheets and manuscript copy accompanying same.................................... )
( cess of that amount.
Fourth Class—Merchandise and matter not included in any of the above classes.........................
let. each oz. or fraction thereof. 4 lbs.
10 cts. ...................................................
Special Delivery in addition to regular postage..........................................................................................
10 cts..............................
Registry Fee in addition to regular postage............................ ....................................................................
FOREIGN POSTAGE TABLE.
Foreign mail should be fully prepaid, as double the amount of deficient postage is collected before delivery in countries of destination. The rates of
postage to all foreign countries and colonies (except Great Britain. Ireland, Newfoundland and Germany, also Canada, Cuba, Mexico and Republic of Panama)
are as follows: Letters, first ounce or less, 5 cents; each additional ounce or fraction of an ounce, 3 cents, blngle postal cards, each, 2 cents; double
postal cards, each, 4 cents; newspaper and other printed matter, for each two ounces or fraction thereof. 1 cent. Letter postage to Great Britain. Ireland
and Newfoundland is 2 cents an ounce. Letter postage 'o Germany direct (and not via England or France) is 2 cents an ounce When dispatched via
England or France, the rate will be same as heretofore, 5 cents for the first ounce or fraction, and 3 cents for each additional ounce or fraction. Commercial
Papers.—Packets not in excess of 10oz., 5cents; packets in excess of 10 oz.. for each 2 oz.or fraction thereof. 1 cent. Samples of Merchandise.—Packets not
in excess of 4 oz.,2 cents; packets in excess of 4 oz., for each 2 oz. or fraction thereof, 1 cent. Merchandise sent on order or as a gift must be sent by Parcel
Post (note below) or is subject to letter postage, which must be fully prepaid. Registration fee on letters or other articles, 10 cents. Ordinary letters for
any foreign country (except Canada and Mexico) will be forwarded, whether any postage is prepaid on them or not. All other mailable matter must
be prepaid at least partially. Limit of weight for printed matter. 4 lbs., 6 oz.
Commercial Papers.
Postcards.
Samples of Merchandise.
1
Printed
Packets in
Packets in
Packets not
Packets not
COUNTRIES OR
Registra
Letters.
With paid
Single,
Matter
excess of 10
in
excess
of
in
excess of excess of 4 oz.
PLACE OF DESTINATION.
each.
reply, each. tion Fee.
per 2 oz.
for each 2
(or each 2 oz.
10 oz. each. oz.
oz. or fraction 4 oz. each.
or fraction.
U. S. Dom. U. s. Dom. U. S. Dom.
U. S. Dom.
5 cents
10 cents.
1 cent.
2 cents.
1 cent.
rates.
rates.
rates.
rates.
U. S. Dom. U. S. Dom. U. S. Dom
U. S. Dom.
5 cents.
1 cent.
10 cents.
2 cents.
1 cent.
rates.
rates.
rates.
rates.
All other Foreign Countries.... Note above.
2 cents.
4 cents.
10 cents.
5 cents.
1 cent.
1 cent.
2 cents.
1 cent.
INTERNATIONAL PARCEL POST.
Table showing the countries to which parcels may be sent; the dimensions, weight and rates of postage applicable to parcels and the exchange Post Offices
which dispatch and receive Parcel-Post Mails. [The stipulations of the parcel-post conventions between the United States and other countries or colonies
extend to Hawaii, Porto Rico, The Philippines, Guam, f utulla and the Canal Zone.]
Allowable dimensions
and weight of parcels.
Exchange Post Offices.
Greatest
length.
G re ate st
le n g th
an d g ir th
co m bi ne d.
G re ate st
gir th .
3 ft. 6 in.
6 feet. ....
11
12 cts.
3 ft. 6 in.
3 ft. 6 in.
3 ft. 6 in.
3 ft. 6 in.
2 ft
3 ft. 6 in.
6
6
6
6
6 feet.
11
11
11
11
11
11
12
12
12
12
12
12
cts.
cts.
cts.
cts.
cts.
cts.
3 ft. 6 in.
3 ft. 6 in.
3 ft. 6 in.
3 ft. 6 in.
3 ft. 6 in.
3 ft. 6 in.
3 ft 6 in.
3 ft. 6 in.
3 ft. 6 in.
3 ft. 6 in.
3 ft. 6 in.
3 ft. 6 in.
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
8
6
6
feet.
feet.
feet.
feet.
feet.
feet.
feet.
feet.
feet.
feet.
feet.
feet.
11
11
11
11
(»)
11
11
11
11
11
11
11
12
12
12
12
12
12
12
12
12
12
12
12
cts.
cts.
cts.
cts.
cts.
cts.
cts.
cts.
cts.
cts.
cts.
cts.
3 ft. 6 in.
6 feet. ....
11
12 cts.
12 cts. Boston. Philadelphia, Baltimore .... Port Antonio.
3 ft. 6 in.
6 feet. ....
11
12 cts.
12 cts.
3 ft. 6 in.
2 ft.
3 ft. 6 in.
3 ft. 6 in.
3 ft. 6 in.
3 ft. 6 in.
3 ft. 6 in.
3 ft. 6 in.
3 ft. 6 in.
3 ft. 6 in.
3 ft.8 in.
3 ft. 6 in.
6 feet.
NAMES OF COUNTRIES.
Australia*..................................................
Austria,* Bahamas, Barbados, Bel
gium,* Bermuda............... -................
Bolivia........................................................
British Guiana........................................
Chile...........................................................
Colombia...................................................
Costa Rica_________ _________ _____
Danish West Indies (St. Croix, St.
John and St. Thomas).......................
Denmark/..................................................
Dutch Guiana______________ ______
Ecuador*....................................................
France.........................................................
Germany.............................................. —
Great Britain, including Ireland ....
Guatemala....... . ......................................
Honduras (British).................................
Honduras (Republic of).......................
Hong Kong.* See section 1 below...
Italy*...........................................................
Jamaica, Including the Turks and
Caicos Islands.......................................
Japan,* including Formosa,Karafuto
(Japanese Saghallen) and Korea.
See section 2 below............................
Leeward Islands (Antigua with Bar
buda and liedonda, St. Kitts, Nevis
with Anguilla, Dominica, Montser
rat and the Virgin Islands)...............
Mexicot.......................................................
Netherlands,* Newfoundland............
New Zealand, lncl. Fanning Island..
F or u
par ce l n o t
ex ce ed in g
on e
po un d
'
Postage.
feet.
feet.
fe»t.
feet.
4ft.
United States.
Foreign
Sydney. Melbourne, Brisbane,
Adelaide, Perth, Hobart,
Launceton.
„
_ ,
[Antwerp, Hamilton.
New York............................................ .
Trlest, Nassau, Bridgetown,
New York and San Francisco.............La Paz.
All offices authorized to exchange malls between the two countries.
New York. San Francisco................. | Valparaiso.
All offices authorized to exchange mails between the two countries.
All offices authorized to exchange mails between the two countries.
San Francisco, Honolulu
12
12
12
12
12
cts.
cts.
cts.
cts.
cts.
12 cts. All offices authorized to exchange malls between the two countries.
12
12
12
12
12
12
12
12
12
12
12
cts.
cts.
cts.
cts.
cts.
cts.
cts.
cts.
cts.
cts.
cts.
New York................................................ | Copenhagen.
iNew York, N. Orleans, S. FranciscoiGuayaqull.
;New Y ork.................................................. [Cherbourg and Havre.
New York..................................... [Louis Hamburg and Bremen.
New York, Boston. Philadelphia, St.j London, Liverpool, Dublin.
New York, N. Orleans, San FranclscoiGuatemaia City, Retalhuleu
;NewOrleans.............................................. (Belize,
[and Puerto Barrios.
New York, N. Orleans, San Francisco Tegusigalpa, PuertoCortez. ASan Francisco, Seattle, Tacoma, Ho-Hong-Kong. [mapala, Trujillo
New York................................... [nolulu Naples.
San Francisco,
Honolulu........
Seattle,
Tacoma,
Yokohama, Kobe, Nagasaki.
11
12 cts.
St.John
and Antigua.
12 cts. New York...................................
,,
_
4
(t>
12 cts. All offices authorized to exchange malls between the two countries.
6 feet.
11
12 cts.
12 cts. New Y ork, Philadelphia................ ..
Rotterdam, St. John’s.
6 feet.
11
12 cts.
12 cts. San Francisco, Uonolulu...........R ’lsco Auckland.
[Corinto
6 feet.
11
12 cts.
12 cts. New York New Orleans, San Fran-Biueflelds. San Juan del Norte
6 feet.
11
12 cts.
12 cts. New York....................................... [cisco Christiania.
8 feet.
11
12 cts. New York, New Orleans, San F ran-Lima.
12 cts.
6 feet.
11
12 cts.
12 cts. New York, San Francisco................... San Salvador.
6 feet.
ID
12 cts.
12 cts. New York.................................................. Malmo.
6 feet.
11
12 cts.
12 cts. New York..................................................Port of Spain.
8 feet.
11
12 cts.
12 cts. New York........................... .................. -Montevideo.
6 feet. ....
11
12 cts.
12 cts. All offices authorized to exchange malls between thetwocountrles
Windward Islands (Grenada, St. Vin6
feet.
)....
3 ft. ---------------------------------------6 in.
11 ----------1 2 cts.-- 12 cts. i All offices authorized to exchange malls between the two countries
„ T,
-----------------n * ™3an»n “wVhJ.uof? "i
iP?.u“d_8 6 ounces, and must notexceed In value *50. Parcels for Australia, Austria, Belgium. Denmark,
Parcels for China - Parcels addressed for L?,S1’ ulJlna’ are mall“ble subject to the rate and conditions applb
.
___________ _
Vewchwana Peking Shanghai Shanghai./elve?' !n Amoy, Changsha. Cheefoo, Ching-Kiang, Foochow, Hangchow, Hankow, Klanklang. Nanking
^nrotam^^ntungi ^’iio^im ?<hianrc?nn\k^»?ionh/aTS8°0c**0''r- 8watow, Tientsin. Tongku and Wuku, China; or at the following places in ManchuriaCwahoten (Wafantleni Gaihei (Kafnln^-^ runt.ro <T*<ren, Talien. formerly Dalny), Dalsekkio (Tashichiao). Daltoko (Tatungkou), Furanten . Pulantlen i
uZiffen (KalvSen^ Ka ilo /h^ H aen^girtn«h^ z?-h'Ne,wchatun,’n,Hh,ko^ltzllw0>- Hoten (Unkden).Honkelko (Penhaslku). HowoJIo t Fenghuaugcheng)’
Senkmsai (CnienchlnsaiShlheltal (gsnnin^?M-(fc?,22!,ow.),.Ko8hu el (Kungchullng), Riujuton (Llushuton). RIoJun (Port Arthur). Rloyo (LisSyang)
(Takiwhan) TetsureHTielillng) Yendai (’vant^i v’
(ShHiginingfu), Shoto (Changtu), Sokako (Tsaohogow). S-katon (Suchiatun), Tafkozan
(lakusnan), tetsurei (tieniing),yendal (Yental), Y ugakujlo (Hslungyocheng), are mailable subject to the rate and conditions applicable to parcels for Japan
_
,
DOMESTIC MONEY ORDER BUSINESS,
and eivenname o? the Mvee mnath«?t^ta^eWn » ,aPP’y*ng for a money order. The applicant must write his or her own given name and surname in full
m‘",M wo““ ou“u“d -*■
DOMESTIC MONEY ORDER FEES.
For orders of 82.50 or less .........................
Over <30.00 and not exceeding < 40.00 ....................................
3c
Over $ 2.50 and not exceeding * 5.00
....................
.........
“
40.00 ’•
“
50 00..............................
5c
*’
5.00
’*
“
10 00 .. ...........................................................
“
50.00 “
“
60 00 ...........................
8c
10.00
“
“
20.00 ,.
.......................................................
“
60.00 “
“
75.00
20.00
“
30.00 ....... "........................................................ 10c
75.00
“
“
100.00...........................
12c
Orders payable at a money order office can not be issued for an amount exceeding <100.
For sums not exceeding <10.00...........
INTERNATIONA
Over <10.00 and not exceeding <20.00................................................................. * 01°
” 20.00
“
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“ 30.00
“
“
40.00 ......... ..........................................................
40.00
50.00 ........... ..............................................................
18c
MONEY ORDERS.
Over <50.00 and not exceeding < 60.00....................
60.00
“
“
70.00
qsy
mt ................
SO
jOO.
“ 70.00
“
80.00
90.00
< 0.60
.........................................
............ ....
.70
90.00........”..............
100.00.................. .............
EXPRESS company
p“‘“' De”" *G”Me-
12
15c
a»c
25c
a>c
.80
.90
1.00
■
DATES OF
COMPTROLLER’S
CALLS
TO THE NATIONAL BANKS
FROM 1886 TO 1909
YEAR
i
JAN.
FEB.
MAR.
APR.
MAY
1886
1887
1888
1889
1890
T
16 76
13 76
F
28 79
1S7 78
1891
M ~
26 r»9
4 67
1892
1893
1894
1895
1896
1897
1898
1899
1900
1901
1902
1903
1904
1905
1906
1907
1908
1909
1910
1911
F
4 66
T
14 «9
JUNE JULY
13 701
M
30 76
AUG.
NOV. DEC.
Th
7
w
5 66
T
28«2
f 80
•
12 60
30 80
F
9 '0
7
T __
19 '7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
Th „
4 59
w
12 69
3 83
4 65
W we
18 75
2 76
7 63
Th
11 65
T7h 69
T
14«8
T5h7G
18 65
T
W ‘A
5 60
30 86
V 69
T
13 73
26 72
F ftl
29 64
W ra
5 68
2^8
T 77
25 77
w
30 74
6 73
Th P9
9 62
28 66
w
11 ®
14 62
29 81
F
5 70
W
lT0 7.
S »2
17 69
22
Th
9 73
6 89
Th ..
10 65
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
Th
9 76
25 88
M
18
4 78
Th CU
22 94
W AO
15 62
J}»
28 -
2 86
9 61
M co
20 59
f473
15 71
?72
T
25 71
16 77
M
29 '6
22 55
I 74
—
()
15 61
W 77
6 67
Th _
17 72
M __
30 "
15 82
22 66
13 "6
•
1 T
i 6 84
20 68
4 65
T
5 54
r978
s
28 79
F
23
Th
14 70
14 66
3
4
68
6*87
J 82
19 78
25 78
T
12 56
28 77
3
4
2
7
8
s
5
5
™ 6§
i*
26 75
11 72
17 77
W 71
DATES CALLS
12 69
Th
2 '6
18 62
Oates and number of Calls
made on respective dates
w
30 SO
T
1 90
28 71
Y 63
Th . „
4 96
30 61
W CP
23
12 69
T
3 103
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W 7n
23 70
27 65
0
8
9
3
5
5
7
4
1
4
4
3
2
0
*
3
3
1
4
4
1
7
3
7
0
115
KEY
figures in RED denote day of month call was made.
,
SEP. OCT.
Figure* in GREEN show number of days intervening between calls.
LETTERS in red signify day of week call was made.
. NOTE
16 C alls on Monday
27 “
** Tuesday
“ Wednesday
21
20
Thursday
25 "
“ Friday
“ Saturday
6 “
Tot al, 115
Printed by permission of the Crocker National Bank, San Frsincisco, Cal.
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MAP SHOWING LAWS RELATING TO NEGOTIABLE INSTRUMENTS.
for
ho lida y cal en dar
FOR HOLID AY CA LE NDAR
se e ba ck of t h is
map.
S E E BA CK OF TH IS MA P.
> HIE
IRVING NATIONAL EXCHANGE BANK
west
Broadway and chambers
st.
ORGANIZED 1851
Capital,
»
$2,000,000
Surplus.
=
LEWIS E. PIERSON. President
JAMES E. NICHOLS. Vice-President
ROLLIN P. GRANT, Vice-President
BENJAMIN F. WERNER. Cashier
•
DAVID H. G. PENNY, Assistant Cashier
HARRY E. WARD, Assistant Cashier
$1,500,000
w«“!nT =*»u,‘nn*"‘
Handling Conntry Bank Easiness
We Invite Aeeounls ol Banks. Bankers, and Merchants
Foreign and Domestic Exchange
Bought and Sold
Special Department for Collecting Bill-of-Lading Drafts,
and Other Items
LOCATED In the CENTRE ol the MERCANTILE DISTRICT of NEW YORK CITY
SEE DESCRIPTIVE MAP BACK OF THIS PAGE.
AMERICAN HOLIDAY CALENDAR 1910
Showing Holidays in addition to Sundays affecting Maturity of
Negotiable Instruments
n
Int. Rate
Copyright, 1909, by D. H. O. Penny
1 J
:
1
?
£
..
I
1
8
8
6
6
7
8
6
6
6
1 8
1
1
1
1
*
8
7
5
:
>
1
I
1
1
■J
6
(5
6
6
5
6
6
:
1
6
5
•
6
1
6
I
1
8
7
1
7
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
7
r»
1
92
O j;
| Jan.
8
12
Any
10
Any
Any
Any
6
6
10
8
12
12
♦
8
8
10
6
8
Auy
'6
Any
Alabama . .............,
Alaska _ .. ____
Arizona
___
Arkansas ..___ " -___
California
Colorado
.______
Connecticut .............
Delaware
District of Columbia
Florida............................
Georgia
Hawaii..........................
Idaho
..........................
Illinois .......... .........
Indiana
....................
Iowa............................- Kansas............................
Kentucky_______ ..
Louisiana_____ ____
Maine
- .
Maryland....................
1 19
1
1
1-19
1
1
1
1
1 19
1-19
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1-8
U
1
Feb.
8*-22
22
* 4-23
23
22
12-22
1
22
8a-22
22
22
22
12-22
12 22
22
22
22
8b 22
Mur.
April
25*
13-26
25
26
26
25
24*
30
30
5
8-24*
8-24*
24*
8-24*
26
26
(26,
26
8 24*
26
1
12-22
19*
Nebraska
Nevada_______
New Hampshire____
New Jersey.............
New Mexico .
.
New York .
North Carolina.
North Dakota ____
Ohio
..........
Oklahoma..................
Oregon
.............
Pennsylvania.............
Philippine Islands
Porto Rico.
Rhode Island ..
South Carolina..
22
22
22
12-22
22
Tennessee...................
Texas............................
Utah..........................
Vermont...........
Virginia
Washington _
West Virginia..........
Wisconsin....................
8
12
Wyoming______
1
12-22
1
1
1
1
1-19
1
1
1
22
23
12-22
oo
go
12-22
12-22
22
1
12-22
5
Any
Dominion of Canada
1
5
6
6
Any- Province of Quebec
Any Cuba ..
Any Mexico
. .
1-6
1
6
24
5
24*
1-8-24*
24*
5*12* 12* 8-24*
5
Montana.........................
South Dakota
25
26
3
30
fart
25
12
25
71-25
22-25
30
12
30
(30)
30
30
10-20
30
30
30
:io
30
30
30
13-30
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
13
30
25
o
30
30
30
:io
30
:io
30
30
21
15
---1
30
4
3
8
(31)
24*
24*
8-24*
8-24*
24*
12
8-24*
8-24*
8-24* 26
24* 26
26
8-24*
24* 26
26
8-24*
24* 26 30
8-24* 26
8-24* 26
8-24*
26
26
4
24
1
5-24
20
1
Orleans County (New Orleans, only.
8-24
24*
24*
8-24*
8-24
(26>
26
8-24
26
8-24
4
25-28
26
(26,
26
26
(26,
26
8-24*
4-25
4
4
4
25-28
26
ii
4
Holidays in Parenlketet are generally abtrrvnl by custom only.
(5)
5
5
4 25
4
3 |
4
f Any agreed rate is legal on collateral demand loans $5,000 and over.
* Subject to proclamation.
bates given are probable ones
Escambia County (Pensacola, only.
24*
30
10
Any
6
6
12
«t
6
12
8
10
10
«t
Ari
6
10
12
6
6
12
6
10
12
24*
8-24*
24*
8-24*
24*
24*
8-24<
8-24*
8-24*
8-24*
19
Any
12
8-24*
8-24*
26
(26)
26
(26)
26
26
26
26
26
26
26
(26)
(26,
26
26
(26,
26
26
26B
26
26
30
30
22
12-22
12-22
22
6
6
8
6
6
6
6
6
3
5
5
5
5
5b
24*
24*
8-24*
24*
19
25
1
1
1
1
Any
8
30
6
30
30
30
30
30
Chicago 5
Michigan_______
Minnesota
_____
Mississippi._____ _ _
Missouri.........................
1
1
1
12-22
1-19
22
1
12-22
1
22
1
23
• 1
22
1 12-15-22
1
22
go
1.
1
1-19
3
3
11
d
5
6-9
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5
5
5
5
5
5-17
30
30
30
30
30
7
10
10
8
1
30
25*
<W
Massachusetts____
3
ns
22
12*-22
Muy June
24*
v
26
26
(26,
26
26
26
5
8-26
7-26
16
(261
INTEREST RATES, GRACE ON SIGHT DRAFTS, DAMAGES FOR PROTESTED
BILLS, AND STATUTES OF LIMITATION.
INTEREST RATES — NOTES AND
ACCEPTANCES - GRACE.
STATES
AND
Legal
Itate of
Inter-
territories.
Rate
by
Contract.
Per ct. Per cent.
8
12
Any rate
10
Damages for
Protested Bills.
Notes and
Acceptances
Due on
1 Holidays
falling on
Notes.
Sunday
Holi- 1 Halt
days. | Days.
Bills.
observed
Are payable
the day— |
ind protestable
the day—
/tfter .. ifter ..
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Ac
counts.
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and
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tracts.
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wit
nessed.
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Years.
Years.
Years.
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20
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20
7
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20
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5
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17
20
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20
20
—
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10
6
5
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10
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20
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STATUTES OF LIMITATIONS.
5
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10
10
15
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2-8
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5
10
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3
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6
6
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3
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5
Alabama....................
Alaska.......................
Arizona.—-............Arkansas..................
California................
Colorado....................
Connecticut.............
Delaware..............—
District of ColumDia
Florida---------------Georgia......................
Hawaii.....................
I^aho .......................
Illinois..................—
8
8
6
6
7
8
6
6
6
8
7
8
7
5
Indiana ....................
Iowa...........................
Kansas......................
Kentucky..................
Louisiana------------
6
6
6
6
5
8
8
10
6
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8
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1
3-9
6
20
20
6
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6-20
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..
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8
15
12
12
»
3-12
6
6
3
Maryland..................
Massachusetts........
6
Any rate
“
..
“
..
None.
None.
6
20
20
Michigan..................
Minnesota-----------Mississippi................
Missouri ..................
Montana ..................
Nebraska.................
Nevada .....................
New Hampshire ...
New Jersey..............
New Mexico............
New York ................
North Carolina........
North Dakota..........
Ohio .........................
Oklahoma................
Oregon........ -...........
Pennsylvania..........
Philippine Islands .
Porto Rico................
Rhode Island..........
South Carolina........
South Dakota..........
Tennessee..................
Texas....................
Dtah...........................
Vermont...................
Virginia.....................
Washington............
West Virginia........
Wisconsin...............
Wyoming................
5
6
6
6
8
7
7
6
6
6
6
6
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8
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10
10
20
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6-12
20
—
6
10
10-20
3-5-10
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10
10-15-20
—
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10
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3-5-10
15-20
10
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6
6
3
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3
4
4
6
6
4
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6
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6
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6
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10
10
5
6
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10
10
5
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6
6
6
6
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6
6
6
6
6
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6
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5
6
6
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6
6
6
6
4
6
6
5-10
6
10
6
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20
7
20
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10
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20
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20
20
20
10
10
8
8
10-20
6
10
20
5
6
6
6
6
6
5
20
10
20
20
20
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CANADA.
British Columbia...
Manitoba.............. —
New Brunswick ...
Nova Scotia..............
Ontario.....................
Quebec .....................
5
5
5
5
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None.
None.
None.
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10
6
6
10
8
5
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16
6
20
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10
20
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6
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6
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co
k CLASSIFIED LIST OF BANKS AND BANKERS IN THE UNITED STATES AND CANADA.
TAKEN FROM THIS VOLUME.
STATE.
Total National
Banks.
Maine.........................................................
New Hampshire................................. ..
Vermont ..................................... -..........
Massachusetts------------------------------Rhode Island..........................................
Connecticut---------- -----------------------New York State...................................
New York City....................................
New Jersey........................ ---...............
Pennsylvania................................. ...........
Total, Northeastern States
Delaware..................................................
Maryland..................................................
District of Columbia...........................
Virginia.........................-.........................
West Virginia..........................................
North Carolina................-.....................
South Carolina.......................................
Georgia........... -.........................................
Florida....... ................... -................... --Total, Southeastern States
Ohio...................................................................
Kentucky......... ..............................................
Tennessee........................................-..............
Alabama...........................................................
Mississippi................ -................................
Michigan......................................... -............
Indiana............................................ -..............
Illinois.............................................................
Wisconsin.....................................................
Minnesota.......................................................
Iowa...................... -......................................
Missouri.........................................................
Arkansas.................... -................................
Louisiana.......................................................
Texas..............................................................
Oklahoma.....................................................
Kansas................................. -.......................
Nebraska............................... -.....................
North Dakota..............................................
South Dakota........................ .....................
Total State
Banks and
Trust Cos.
Total Savings
Banks.
Total Private
Banks.
Total
All Banks.
79
58
50
214
22
80
394
55
193
814
56
10
28
56
25
37
193
266
102
385
52
54
21
170
17
85
83
59
26
32
10
1
1
* 182
18
31
104
* 413
2
* 288
197
123
100
622
82
233
774
793
323
1,519
1,959
1,158
21
62
7
250
163
313
228
476
108
599
1
57
13
17
8
15
24
19
4
1,500
2
67
6
24
3
•* 3
10
43
6
4,766
28
107
12
120
103
74
37
112
41
634
377
146
99
79
30
100
257
428
132
265
320
131
45
31
523
223
206
225
140
99
1,628
392
473
357
205
304
236
386
464
490
663
337
1029
354
193
571
666
830
654
506
451
3,856
51
30
119
21
41
13
47
81
2
7i
14
193
9,561
.
158
164
114
11
15
6
25
148’
4
22
13
10
619
56
2
1
1
3
9
12
299
21
3
19
52
293
38
411
277
405
299
650
159
■ - 2,584
- ■
♦—
1,182
651
474
309
359
794
844
1,631
642
956
1,635
1,306
410
230
1,277
895
1052
904
646
582
310
197
* 717
7
18
859
90
9
5
182
3
]
13
13
19
1,084
1
1
4
4
8
1
1
8
16,779
111
2,278
49
3
39
5
1
1
4
35
4
17
3
20
Total, Western States...........
683
1,252
144
181
2.260
Recapitulation:
9 Northeastern States....................
9 Southeastern States....................
21 Middle States.................................
12 Western States......... ....................
Grand Total, United States
1,959
634
3,856
683
7,132
1,158
1,628
9,561
1,252
599
158
1.084
144
4,766
2,584
16,779
2,260
13,599
1,985
1,050
164
2,278
181
3,673
Total, Middle States.............
Montana .......................................................
Wyoming.......................................................
Colorado.........................................................
Utah ..............................................................
New Mexico.......................... ................. - Arizona...........................................................
Idaho......... ..................................................
Washington..................................................
Alaska...........................................................
Oregon...........................................................
Nevada...........................................................
California,....................................................
;
76
50
133
66
81 '
46
144
227
16
120
24
319
.
5
177
84
295
96
81
61
196
22
213
41
643
26,389
* Bankers and Brokers at New York City, Boston, Philadelphia, and Chicago included.
BANKS AND BANKERS IN THE DOMINION OF CANADA (Provinces and Territories).
------------------- .
Alberta___________________________________ _____________
British Columbia ..........................................................................
Manitoba.............................. ............................. ...............................
Miquelon------------- ------------------------------------------- ------------New Brunswick_____ ________ _________________________
Newfoundland....................................... ......................... .................
Nova Scotia................................. .......................................................
Ontario........... ........ ......................... .................. .......... .....................
Prince Edward Island......... .......................................................
Quebec.............................................................................. ...................
Saskatchewan..................................... ........................................ ..
Yukon................................... ................................................... ..........
........... ....
_____ ____
______
_____
............
Total, Canadian Banks and Bankers
__ _____ ___ j
__________ 1
..................
1
1
1
.........................1
14
171 ’
104
176
1
<;b
11
1 Oft
Q$1
if)
3°9
236
2.163
NUMBER OF NATIONAL BANKS ORGANIZED, INSOLVENT, IN VOLUNTARY LIQUIDATION,
FROM BEGINNING OF THE SYSTEM (FEBRUARY 25, 1863) TO DECEMBER 31, 1909; ALSO
NUMBER IN OPERATION ON THAT DATE.
OFFICE OF THE COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY,
Organized.
STATES.
Maine.....................................................
New Hampshire...............................
Vermont...............................................
Massachusetts....................................
Rhode Island.....................................
Connecticut........................................
109
J
Total, New England States
CP
Total, Eastern States
1
In
Liquidation
STATES.
74
310
65
108
33
9
17
104
43
24
76
58
50
193
22
80
Ohio................................................................
Indiana..........................................................
Illinois..........................................................
Michigan........................................................
Wisconsin......................................................
Minnesota.....................................................
737
28
230
479
1,995
47
8
35
0
1
3
165
17
112
0
11
8
441
191
811
28
105
12
94
313
1,588
Virginia.......................................
West Virginia..........................
North Carolina........................
South Carolina........................
Georgia........................................
Florida.........................................
Alabama.....................................
Mississippi..:..........................
Louisiana....................................
Texas............................................
Arkansas.....................................
Kentucky...................................
Tennessee...................................
142
119
92
44
131
54
111
41
57
694
55
198
136
6
1
5
1
6
9
8
2
5
31
4
4
7
18
19
12
9 •
17
6
24
J
8
17
145
6
45
37
Total, Southern States
1,874
89
363
In
Operation.
0
4
7
13
0
4
653
216
958
28
117
23
New York................................
New Jersey.............................
Pennsylvania..........................
Delaware..................................
Maryland.................................
District of Columbia..........
Insolvent.
WASHINGTON, D.
118
99
75
34
108
39
79
31
35
518
45
149
92
1,422
C.
Organized.
Insolvent.
In
In
Liquidation. Operation.
Missouri.........................................................
575
353
556
207
191
3-25
428
212
25
15
21
15
6
8
15
12
171
80
107
92
54
47
91
70
379
258
428
100
131
270
322
130
Total, Middle Western States..
2,847
117
712
2,018
North Dakota.............................................
South Dakota.............................................
Kansas...........................................................
Montana........................................................
Wyoming......................................................
Colorado........................................................
New Mexico.................................................
Oklahoma......................................................
172
131
300
344
78
37
151
54
351
14
11
20
36
10
2
9
4
9
15
24
59
100
17
5
26
8
119
143
96
221
208
51
30
116
42
223
Total, Western States...................
1,618
115
373
1,130
Washington..................................................
Oregon............................................................
California......................................................
Idaho...............................................................
Utah................................................................
Nevada...........................................................
Arizona...........................................................
Alaska.............................................................
137
92
199
55
28
15
18
2
23
7
7
1
1
1
1
0
37
13
24
8
7
1
3
0
77
72
168
46
20
13
14
2
Total, Pacific States.......................
546
41
93
412
Hawaii............................................................
Porto Rico....................................................
4
1
0
0
0
0
4
1
Total, Island Possessions............
5
0
0
5
Total, United States........ .'...........
9,622
484
2,084
7,054
Nebraska...............................................................
INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.
PAGE
Birmingham —American Tr. & Saving? Bank............
Alabama ZZ—Mobile ..............City Bank & Trust Co—-..................
Montgomery—Alabama Bank & Trust Co........ .........
.......... J1UU‘SU
„„New Farley National Bank...........opp.
Phoenix______ Phoenix National Bank.---------------Arizona
_____ Valley Bank----------------------------------'"“"Prescott............ Bank of Arizona——...........-.............
Arkansas;
. Fort Smith___ First National Bank-- ------------ -------A .? s ........ Little Rock—-Exchange National Bank——opp.
..
Pine Bluff -__ Cotton Belt Savings & Trust Co------California”—Long Beach—-First National Bank -.........................
.......... L°sAnEt‘les.---American SavinKsJJank-----—___ Citizens National Bank —58 and opp.
26
31
31
31
37
s‘
4a
48
a/
»
••
....Farmers and Merchants N. Bk-------••
.First National Bank........ —;------ opp.
..........
••
___ United States National Bank...............
.......... Pasadena_____ Pasadena National Bank ................. —
2ZZZZ.
“
_____ Union National Bank---------------------ZZ___ Riverside...........First National Bai^----------.........
San BernardinoFarmers Exchange National Bk------••
San Diego........ Merchants National Bank —----------••
'"”-San Francisco-Anglo and London Paris N.Bk. opp.
..
"
First National Bk-----------6/ and opp.
..
............
Metropolis Tr. & Savings Bk— -----r’-.ir.i.Qfin
Denver________ Colorado N. Bank----- - — 76 and opp.
Colorado.......... -uenver
Denver National Bank.................. opp.
..
............
••
First National Bank......................opp.
..
............
••
____ United States National Bank . ............
■<
Pueblo
..First National Bank—82and adv. opp.
..
........
«• 2ZZ___ Mercantile National Bank......... ...........
Connecticut
Hartford"_____ Aetna National Bank......... ---—opp. Xb
Sst Columbia","Washington -Chapin Brown, Attonieyat Law..-- 6
..
..
..
..
..
“
Iowa ................... DesMoines......... Citizens National Bank...........................21a
___
“
____ Iowa National Bank------------------ opp. 21a
ZZZ___
“
____ Valley National Bank.............. —......... 215
"ZZ___
“
____ Peoples Savings Bank--------- -----------21a
Z—Dubuque_____ Dubuque National Bank.........................216
____ First National Bank ..........................216
j^.ong........ ....... First National Bank..............................- 230
............ Z„Marshalltown .First National Bank................................ 231
Muscatine____ Muscatine State Bank........................... 234
.............. ..Sioux City—Far. Ln. & Tr. Co..............243 and opp. 202
........—
..
___ First National Bk........ ...243 and opp. 202
........ '"2
"
—Merchants National Bank_____ ____ 243
....Security National Bank............. opp. 243
KancaV.............. Eureka...............Eureka Bank..............................
257
Kd!!sa5..............Pittsburg......... First National Bank............................ - 270
••
.............. Topeka ............ Bank of Topeka......................................... 274
••
••
_______ Merchants NationalBank ... .....................274
•• "..........Wichita ............Kansas National Bank.............................. 276
L0«isv,lle.;.-.Ame,tonX,t
____ National Bank of Commerce___ opp. 287
......National Bank of Kentucky................ 287
••
____ Union N. Bk_______287 and adv. opp. 276
Inuisiana......... Lake Charles-Calcasieu National Bank...................... 299
••
.......... New Orleans-Whitney-Central National Bk.„ opp. 300
••
_____ Shreveport___Commercial National Bank_.-------------- 301
Maine
Portland____ First N. Bk-------------------- 307 and opp. 303
Maryland’—ZZ Baltimore....... Citizens N. Bk.—...-309 and opp. 308
••
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"
____ Continental Trust Co-----------309
••
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____ Farmers & Merchants N. Bk....opp. 309
“
ZZZZZZ
“
........ First National Bank......................
309
••
2ZZZZZ
“
____ Merchants National Bank--------- opp. 310
•• ’ ZZZZZZ
“
.........Third National Bank--------------310
Massachusetts-Boston-----------City Trust Co-------------- 321 and opp. 320
“
“
..............
Eliot
National
Bank
.......................
opp.
319
Florida_______ Pensacola-------- First National Bank..................-......... - 98
••
“
_______ N. Shawmut Bk________320 and opp. 318
“
“
_______ Old Colony Trust Co....................... opp, 321
Georgia—
.............. National Bank of Athens . —......... 100
“
.Lowell................ Appleton National Bank—..................... 3-8
..
.............. Atlanta.............. Atlanta National Bk........ 101 and opp. 100 ,
Michigan
_____
Battle
Creek.-Old
National Bank...................................33b
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.......... Bay City............. Bay City Bank..—-.............................. 336
—.........
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.......... Detroit.......... .-First National Bank........... . ...................340
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Augusta____ Merchants National Bank.................. — 10- |
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" ............. H. W. Noble & Co.....................................341
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" ______ Old Detroit National Bank.................... 340
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..Peoples State Bank------------------- opp. 340
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ZZ-ZZFlint—Z............ Citizens Commercial & Sav. Bk.......... 342
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..........
Grand
Rapids
—National City Bank.................................. 343
Tiiinnis ”
Aurora.............. Old Second National Bank.....................129
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..Old National Bank..................................343
1 ’.no .......... "Champaign .—Champaign National Bank .................13a
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.......
Union Bank.—....................................... 34b
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' Chicago.............. Abernethy Folding Shade Co............... 5 ‘
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Lansing___ City National Bank--------------------34<
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Saginaw
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Bank of Saginaw—— —.................... —- *>3
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Second
National
Bank
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3a3
..
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Minnesota........ Austin................Citizens National Bank............................. 358
outside cover and —— 8
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Crookston
—
First
National
Bank
................................
36..
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____ Central Trust Co. of Illinois------ opp. 136
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Duluth.............. First National Bank............. —.............. 364
..
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Miners National Bank...................
36a
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ZZZZZFaribaultZZ—-Security Bank— —............................ 36a
o
_______ Corn Exchange N. Bank---------------- 136 '
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Mankato
..........
National
Citizens
Bank--.---—
3/2
..
2
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_______ DroversDep. N. Bk_____ 136andopp. 126 ;
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minncQDOlis___ First National Bk...——3^3 and opp. 3o6
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.First National Bank------------------opp. 137 |
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„N.-Western N. Bk_____ 373 and opp. 172
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•• 2Z_ .Fort Dearborn National Bank--------- 137 '
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------Union National Bank—......................... 378
..
.......... 2Z
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«t Paul
__ Capital National Bank............................. 380
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............National Ger. American Bk.......... opp. 381
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ZZZZZZZZEast St Louis-Southern Illinois National Bk............ 147
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__ Galesburg____ Bank of Galesburg-------- --------------ZZZZ'.Winona ZZZZZZ-Deposit Bank of Winona...................... 384
..
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........ Peoples Trust & Savings Bank...........laO
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_______ Jacksonville —F. G. Farrell & Co. — ——--------------- 153
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_______ Joliet...............Will County National Bank------------- 1)4 i Mississippi __ Meridian------- First
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Vicksburi? ....First National Bank.-........ 394
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___ Monmouth____ National Bank of Monmouth------------ 160 ' Missouri
"Joplin —Z— -First National Bank................................ 408
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........ Peoples National Bank..........................160 I Mlss.?un....... Kansas City—Commercial National Bank.....................409
' Z__ Ottawa.............. National City Bank......... -...................... 164
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...National Bank of Commerce.__ opp. 409
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Peoria ...............Merchants National Bank —............... 16a
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............ Sedalia—........... Third National Bank....................
420
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Quincy_______ Mercantile Trust & Savings Bk............167
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Springfield__
Merchants National Bank....................... 421
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"" ___ Rockford...........Manufacturers National Bank........... 168
j
osep
jj____Ger. American National Bank---------- 422
••
2—......
“ ........Third National Bank---------------------- 168
••
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____ Tootle Lemon National Bank..............422
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—Rock Island...Peoples National Bank ........... -...........168
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st. T.nuis_____ Mechanics-American N. Bank....
••
..Springfield___ Springfield Marine Bank...................... 171
marginal map and opp. 423
Indiana ZZ.......... Elkhart......... . St.'Joseph Valley Bank............................. 184
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.
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_____ Mercantile National Bank.........—...........423
___ Frankfort.........American National Bank........... . ...........186
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2Z
“
_____
Mercantile
Trust
Co.....................
424
“
.........Gary................. First National Bank.................................. 186
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_____ Mississippi Val. Tr. Co—.425and opp. 394
“
2ZZZ___ Greensburg ...Greensburg National Bank.............— 187
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National
Bank
of
Commerce.
—
opp.
424
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...Capital National Bank.............................. 188
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_____ Third National Bk--------- 424 and opp. 395
“
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“
—Columbia N. Bk..................188 and opp. 179
Montana
............
Billings
_______
Yellowstone National Bank.....................430
•• 2ZZ.......
“
—Indiana National Bank--------------------- 188
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............ Helena.............. National Bank of Montana...................... 431
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“
—Merchants National Bank----------------- 188
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_____
First National Bank—....................
432
••
“ ...Union National Bank________________ 188
Nebraska Z—ZZbmaha..............First National Bank
............. opp. 448
“
ZZZZZZ—La Fayette___ Merchants National Bank.................... 191
_______
Merchants
National
Bank
____
______
448
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___ Logansport.,—Farmers & Merchants State Bk-------- 192
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•• 2____ Richmond____ Second National Bank „........................ 197
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National
Bank
—
.....................
451
2Z.......... South Bend...First National Bank................................. 199
New Hampshire Manchester —First National Bank....................... opp. 459
Iowa
- — Boone...............Boone National Bank ............................ 207
New Jersey
Paterson____ Paterson National Bank.................. ..... 467
•• ................. Burlington .— Merchants National Bank...................... 208
—Plainfield......... Plainfield Trust Co...................................467
•• ‘"2 __Cedar Rapids—Merchants National Bank......................209
New Mexico Albuquerque —First National Bank-------------- --------- 470
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....Clinton..............Peoples Trust & Savings Bk................211
New York —Albany............First National Bank................................... 472
"ZZZ........ Council Bluffs.First National Bank,..................................212
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___ Davenport —First National Bank...................................213
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........ Buffalo_______ Bk. of Buffalo marginal map and opp. 475
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-_ German Savings Bank............................ 213
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....Iowa National Bank............................... 213
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INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS —Continued
PAGE
PAGE
Bk. of N. Y. N. Bkg. Assn....................485
New York........ N. Y. City.
........
“
.........Blair & Co. 498 and adv. on outside
back cover.
........
“
.........Chart’d Bank of India. Australia
and China_________ 493 and opp. 807 I
........
“
.........Chase N. Bk. ...................... 485 and opp. 486 i
____ Halsey, N.W.& Co. .J.............. 498 and 81
____
“
........ Hanover National Bank.................. opp. 487 i
........
“
____ Knauth, Nachod & Kuhne____ 498 and 4 j
____
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____ Kountze Brothers...498 and adv.
outside cover and page
2 ;
........
“
.........George La Monte & Son.......... 128 and 129 !
____
“
........ Merchants National Bank______ opp. 488 I
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"
____ National City Bk............... 488 and opp. 484 |
____
“
.........National Park Bk—488 and adv. page 2 i
........
“
____ Phenix National Bank.................
489 ;
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.........Richard, C. B.& Co...498 & adv. page 8
........
“
.........Seaboard N. Bk.................489 and opp. 485
____
“
____ J. G. White & Co—adv. outside
front cover and page 4
........ Ossining_____ Ossining National Bank.......................... 503 j
____ Syracuse_____ City Bank............... ............. ....... ........... — 508 i
........
"
____ Commercial National Bank. ................. 508 |
N. C rolina—Charlotte ........ Charlotte National Bank----------- opp. 512
-----Wilmington ...Southern National Bank------------------ 520
N. D kota------ Fargo.................First National Bank------------------ opp. 525
. “ ............... Hatcher.Bros. Corp..............525 & opp. 534
-Grand Forks..Hatcher Bros. Corp............ 526 & opp. 534
—Scandinavian-American Bank--------- 526
Ohio....................Akron................Second National Bank................... .........535
....................Canton_______ First National Bank........................ ....... 539
................... Cincinnati------ Citizens N. Bk.................... 540 and opp. 535
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___ Fifth-Third National Bank.......... opp. 540
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....German National Bank—............ ....... 540
“ ............ ....
“
—Second National Bank-------------------- 541
“ ---------------Cleveland.........First National Bank____ ____________ 543
" ....................
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------ Union National Bank...................... opp. 543
" ....................Dayton.............. Merchants National Bank...................... 547
“ ................... Fremont.......... First National Bank.................................. 549
" ....................Toledo..............Second National Bank.............................. 567
“ ....................Youngstown —Commercial National Bank................ 567
Oklahoma........ Frederick.........First National Bank ................ —........... 576
........ Guthrie--------- National Bank of Commerce................... 577
------ McAlester------ American National Bank____________ 581
........ Muskogee------ Commercial National Bank..................... 582
........
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........ Muskogee National Bank......... .............. 582
........ Oklahoma------ Oklahoma City National Bank_____ 583
........ Shawnee.......... Oklahoma State Bank ..............................586
Oregon.......... ..Portland.......... Ladd & Tilton Bank_________________594
“
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-------- United States N. Bk____ 594 and opp. 590
Pennsylvania—Philadelphia...Bk. of North America (National
Association)-----618 and adv. opp. 622
-Corn Ex. N. Bk.................. 618 and opp. 596
-Far. & Meeh. N.Bk........... 618 and opp. 616
—4th St. N. Bk....................618 and opp. 619
..Franklin N. Bk.................. 618 and opp. 623
—Girard National Bank_________ opp. 618
—Girard Trust Co............... ........... ..opp. 621
„Manfrs. N. Bk..................619 and opp. 624
..Market St. N. Bk...............619 and opp. 622
-Merchants N. Bk.......... 619 and opp. 617
—Penn National Bank ...............................619
—Philadelphia National Bank........ opp. 620
...Pittsburg.......... Bank of Pittsburgh Nat. Assn....opp. 624
.......... Columbia N. Bk------ 624 and adv. opp. 625
“ ’ .......... Federal N. Bk.......... 624 and adv. opp. 625
.......... First National Bk............. 624 and opp. 596
.......... Lincoln National Bank....... .................. 625
.......... Mellon N. Bk................. 625 and opp. 625
.......... N. Bk. of Western Penn..............opp. 625
.......... Peoples National Bank............................ 625
.......... Second National Bank................ ..opp. 626
Rhode Island-Providence —Atlantic National Bank.......... ...............642
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.........Union Trust Co............ .................... opp. 642
S. Carolina
Charleston .—Peoples National Bank..................opp. 645
S. Dakota_____Aberdeen...........First National Bank.................................651
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............ Elk Point........... First National Bank................................ 655
“
............ Sioux Falls ....Sioux Falls National Bank . ................ 662
Tennessee........ Chattanooga ..First National Bk.............. 666 and opp. 665
Tennessee........ Knoxville.........East Tennessee National Bank......... u 670
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Memphis___ Bank of Commerce & Trust Co.-opp. 672
“
“. .........National City Bank................................... 665
“
“.......... Union & Planters Bk. & Tr. Co.............672
and opp. 665
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Nashville......American Bank___ 673 and adv. opp. 664
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.......... First National Bk............ 673 and opp. 664
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“
_____ Fourth National Bank.................. opp. 673
Texas............... Austin.................American National Bank...................... 678
“
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“ ........ ....... Austin N. Bk.................. 678 and opp. 684
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________Beaumont........ Commercial National Bank ................679
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___ First National Bank................................ 679
“
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“
___ Gulf National Bank............................... .679
“
. ............ -Cleburne_____ Farmers & Merchants N. Bk............... . 682
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............ ..Dallas.................American Exchange N. Bk...........opp. 684
“
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“ ------------ City National Bank....................... .opp. 684
“
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“
.............. Commonwealth National Bank...........684
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................Denison.............State N. Bank..................659 and opp. 676
“
................ Fort Worth ...American National Bank_____ _____ 688
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... Fort Worth National Bank................... 688
“
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... Western N. Bk...... ...........688 and opp. 677
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.......... ...Galveston.........Galveston National Bank___________ 689
“
.... ...........Houston______ South Texas National Bank................ 693
“
................San Antonio-—Alamo National Bank............................ 703
“
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...City National Bank_________________ 703
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...National Bank of Commerce ..........703
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. .............. Temple ........... —First National Bank_____ ____ _____ 706
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________Waco.................. First National Bank....................... opp. 707
Utah....................Ogden________ Ogden State Bank....... ................ ... ..... 710
“ _________Salt Lake City-McCornick & Co............. 711 and opp. 710
“ ..................
“
.National Bank of the Republic—opp. 711
“ _________
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-Walker Brothers______ 711 and opp. 722
Virginia.......... Norfolk.............. National Bank of Commerce___ opp. 722
“
. ...........Petersburg___ Petersburg Savings & Ins. Co............... 723
.Richmond------ American N. Bk.______ 724 and opp. 723
........ Bank of Richmond.................................. 724
........ First National Bank............................ 724
........ Merchants N. Bk............. 724 and opp. 715
........ National State Bk.............. 724 and opp. 714
------ Planters National Bank............................ 724
Washington ..-Seattle ............ First National Bk---------- 734 and opp. 737
_______ National Bank of Commerce...............734
.............. Puget Sound National Bank—,v...........734
............. Scandinavian-American Bank.............734
...Spokane............ Exchange N. Bk___ 736 and adv. opp. 726
.......... National Bank of Commerce_______ 736
_____ Old National Bank_________________ 736
...Tacoma........... Fidelity Trust Co----------------------- opp. 736
______ Pacific National Bank__________ opp. 736
West Virginia—Huntington-----First National Bank.........................
741
—Wheeling......... Dollar Savings & Trust Co............. opp. 746
_____ National Bank of West Va—...............746
_____ N. Exchange Bk..............746 and opp. 737
Wisconsin........ Beliot.................Beloit State Bank........................... opp. 748
“
........
“ ................ Second National Bank.................... opp. 748
“
........ Fennimore___ State Bank of Fennimore...................... 751
“
........ Hudson.............. Wisconsin Mtge. Ln. & Inv. Co............. 753
“
........ Milwaukee ___ First National Bk............ 756 and opp. 747
“
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___ Germania National Bank____________756
“
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“
___ Marine National Bank...................opp. 756
“
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___ Merchants & Manufacturers Bk............ 756
“
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___ Wisconsin N. Bk_______ 756 and opp. 748
“
........ Oshkosh............City National Bank.............................
758
"
........ Superior............ First National Bank.............................
762
Wyoming_____ Thermopolis ..Wyoming Trust Co------------------------- 766
Cuba............ .......Havana.............. National Bank of Cuba .. ..........................767
Ontario, Can..-Ottawa........ ..Bank of Ottawa----- 786 and adv. opp. 779
•’ ..Toronto............ Bank of Toronto......... .................... opp. 790
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...........Canadian Bk. of Com___ 790 and opp. 768
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_____ TradersBk.of Can._791andadv.opp. 778
Quebec
“ —Montreal..........Bank of British North America..opp. 794
“ „
“
_____ Bk. of Montreal.................794 and opp. 769
“ „
“
.......... Merchants Bank of Canada...795
and opp. 771
“ ..
“
.......... Molsons Bank.................
opp. 795
’’ „
“
.......... Royal Bk.of Canada......... 795 and opp. 770
Mexico . ........... .Mexico City ...Banco Nacional De Mexico..
803
and opp. 800
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...Mexico City Bkg. Co........ 804 and opp. 801
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CLEARING HOUSES IN THE UNITED STATES AND CANADA.
City.
Mem.
.berdeen, S. D.......
.drian, Mich...........
,kron Ohio............
Jtoona, Pa.....--.nn Arbor, Mich...
.tlanta, Ga..............
.ngusta, Ga............
.ustin, Tex ..• • - laltimore. Md.......
iangor, Me.............
lay City, Mich.......
ielton, Texas......
linghamton, N. i
lirmingham, Ala...
Uoomington, 111.. • ■
ioston, Mass...........
irunswick, Ga.........
mffalo, N. Y.........
laigary, Alberta...
'anton, Ohio
President.
J. C. Bassett...........
S. H. Collins, Mgr.
G. D. Bates.............
John Lloyd.............
W. J. Booth............
R. J. Lowry........
Patrick Armstrong.
E. P. Wilmot..........
C. C. Homer...........
Arthur Chapin........
J. P. Browne...........
N. C. Stone, See.
J. G. Davis, Mgr.
W. n. Manly.
Charles W. Jones.
J. J. Lott..............
E. C. McDougal...
Paul D. Rider....
ar Rapids, Iowa
Kent C. Ferman.
rleston, S. C.. - •
xtanooga, Tenn.
ster, Pa.............
;ago. Ill.............
llicotbe, Mo.......
cinnati, Ohio...
reland, Ohio ..
ar d’Alene, Ida.
j. Spgs., Colo...
imbia, S. C.......
W. G. Harvey....
II. S.Probasco ..
J. H. Reop............
G. £. Roberts....
T. C. Beasley ....
G. Guckenberger.
E. R. Fancher ..
S. G. Sargent....
J. A. Connell....
G. L. Baker..........
Columbus, Ga....
Columbas, Ohio..
Dallas, Tex...........
G. Gunby Jordan
F. W. Prentiss ...
iville, Ill.............
renport, Iowa...
ion, Ohio...........
iver, Colo..........
i Moines, Iowa..
C.L. English....
A. Burdick...........
J. H. Winters....
H. J. Alexander .
C. II. Martin........
, Mich...
ae, Iowa.
, Minn...
Pa.........
a, Kan..
M. W. O’Brien...
P. J. Lee.............
’A. L. Ordean ....
E. J. Richards....
Ore
er, Mass..
I. D..........
ich...........
iyne, Ind.
>rth, Tex.
1, Pa........
k, Md....
on, Tex.......
pids, Mich...
mrg. Ta.......
ille, S. C....
i, Okla..........
;,Nova Scotia
m, Ontario..
,Conn....
i, Neb.......
iville, Ga.
Ark...........
Mont.........
, Mass.......
W. B. Trask........
T. G. Hendricks..
F. G. Reitz...........
F. H. Gifford....
Martin Hector....
C. L. Bartlett. ...
Theodore Wentz.
G. T. Baumgardner
Julius Beckman.
T. J. Groce..........
J. R. Wylie........
Hamlin Beattie ....
U. C. Guss...............
D. B. Dewar ..
W. K. Alricks
J. G. Root-----
W. N. Parsons....
E. C. Horner..........
A. F. Hitchcock.
iton, Tex.........
inapolis,Ind...
aonville, Fla...
Louia Rott.................
H. S. Fox ..................
V. T. Malott..............
Thomas P. Denham.
gonville, Ill....
in, Mo.................
sas City, Kan..
sat City, Mo....
xville, Tenn..
Frank Elliott....
J. A. Cragin...........
W. T. Atkinson...
F. P. Neal ............
H. T. Ault............
aster, Pa........
•ence, Kan....
;on, Okla........
non, Pa...........
igton, Ky.......
aln, Neb.........
s Rock, Ark..
ion, Ontario..
Angeles, Cal...
sville, Ky........
sll, Mass..........
in, Ga..............
afield, Ohio...
iDhis, Tenn...
dian. Miss....
raukee, Wis...
John C. Carter, Ch'm
J. D. Bowersock.........
G. C. Robertson...........
II. P. Moyer...................
J. E. Bassett.'...............
W. T. Auld...................
H. C. Rather...............
J. A. Graves .
Oscar Feniey.
J. J. Cobb...............
S. E. Ward.............
P. 8. Smithwick .,
W. G. Simpson ...
J. W. P. Lombard
City.
Manager or Secretary.
Mem.
Minneapolis, Minn. 6
Mobile, Ala............. 7
Montgomery, Ala..-. 6
Montreal, Quebec.. 21
Muskogee, Okla ... 4
Nashville, Tenn ... 5
[New Albany, Ind.. 4
Darwin G. Jones, Mgr.
Rufus H. Brown, Mgr.
H. Pfaefiliu, Mgr.
Robert A. Diggs, Mgr.
New Bedford. Mass. 4
Charles D. Crosby, Mgr.
6
New Castle, Pa.......
J. S. Watrons, Sec.
C. F. Denny, Mgr.
New Haven, Conn. 11
Hartwell Morse, Mgr.
Newnan, Ga............. 4
Miss Ina Shepard, Mgr.
i New Orleans, La. . 14
W. H. Brown, Mgr.
8
Newport News. Va
Charles A. Ruggles, Mgr. : New York, N. Y. .. 50
E. D. Walter; See.
E. W. Dann, Mgr.
Norfolk, Va............. 6
H. V. Ardagh, Mgr.
i Norristown, Pa....... 5
H. S. Kaufman, Sec. and North Yakima.
Mgr.
WTash.| 4
W. J. Elliott, Sec. and Oakland, Cal...........
8
Mgr.
Oklahoma, Okla.... 12
W. H. Warley, Sec. and Tr. Omaha, Neb........... id
H. Bushnell, Sec.
Oshkosh. Wis.........
7
T. E. Clyde, Mgr.
Ottawa, Ontario.... 16
W. D. O. Street, Mgr.
Owensboro. Ky...
7
R. F. McNally, Sec.
Pasadena, Cal.........
7
W. D. Duble, Mgr.
Peoria, ID................. ! 9
C. E Collins, Sec.
V. W. Platt, Mgr.
____
Philadelphia,
Pa... 31
Geo. E. Noite, Sec. and Tr. pjne Bluff. Ark
B. F. P. Leapheart,Sec.,Tr., Pittsburg, Pa..
and Mgr.
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Pt. Huron, Mich.
A. W. Haie, Sec.
Portland, Me ........
8
E. S. Davis, Mgr.
Portland, Ore .. . 10
Lynn P. Tally, Mgr. and Providence, R. I. .. 14
~ Sec.
Quebec, Quebec.... 12
L. T. Newlon, Mgr.
Quincy, 111.............. I 4
J. E. Burmeister, Mgr.
Raleigh, N. C.......... 6
J. O. Brition, Mgr.
Reading, Pa...........
13
J. C. Mitchell, Sec.
Reno, Nev................ j 5
G. E. Pearsall, Sec. and Richmond, Va....
8
Mgr.
Rochester, N. Y.... 15
H. w. Noble, Mgr.
Rockford. Ill
...
6
J. F. Harragan, Mgr.
! Sacramento, Cal.... 7
I. S. Moore, Mgr.
Saginaw, Mich....... i 4
H.G.Siegfried, Sec.
Saint John, N. B... 7
Saint Joseph, Mo... 8
J. R. McDonald, Mgr.
Saint Louie, Mo .. 17
8. 8. Spencer, Sec.
Saint Paul, Minn... 7
P. C. Decker, Mgr. and Tr. Salt Lake City,Utah 9
Charles B. Cook, Mgr.
San Antonio, Tex.. 11
H. W.Gearey,S«c. andMgr
W. R. Hubbard, Sec.
San Jose, Cal........... J 5
Paul F. Kuhne, Mgr.
San Francisco, Cal 18
E. B. Harrold, Mgr.
j Santa Rosa, Cal....; 5
.Savannah, Ga......... 10
E. C. Markell, Sec. and J
Mgr.
Scranton, Pa.........
15
C. Beckman, Mgr.
Seattle, Wash........ . I 18
R. E. Robinson, Mgr.
Sedalia, Mo............... 4
E. H. Hunt, Mgr.
Clyde B. Moore, Mgr.
Sionx City, Iowa.
R. I.Woodside,Sec.andTr Sioux
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Falls, S. _
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C. R. Havighorst, Tr. and South Bend, Ind
Spartanburg, S. C..
H. A. Flemming, Sec.
i3pokane, Wash....
G. W. Brent, Mgr.
A. K. Thomas, Sec.
Springfield, Ill..........
George H. Burt, Sec.
Springfield, Mass...
John P. Madgett. Mgr
Springfield, Mo. ..
N. A. Jelks, Sec.
G. Yaeger, Sec.
Springfield. Ohio...
E. W. Prosser, Mgr.
Stockton, Cal.
Fred F. Partridge, Sec. and Saperior, Wis........ 1 3
Mgr.
Syracuse, N. Y..
1
H. Nevin, Sec.
Tacoma, Wash..
E. Raphael, Mgr.
Tampa, Fla........
George C. Calvert, Mgr.
Tifton, Ga...........
H. Gaillard, Sec., Tr., and Toledo, Ohio....
Mgr.
Andrew Russell, Sec.
Topeka, Kan..........
J. E. Garin, Mgr.
Toronto, Ontario...
Charles Heberling, Mgr.
Trenton, N. J..........
J. Thralls. Mgr.
Tnlsa, Okla.............
W. O. Whittle, Sec. and Valdosta, Ga............
Vancouver, Br. Col.
Mgr.
J. Chester Jackson, Mgr. Vicksburg, Miss....
W. F. March, Sec.
Victoria, Br. Col....
M. A. Wert, Mgr.
Waco, Tex.................
H. C. Uhler. Sec.
Washington, D. C..
John M. Bell, Mgr. and Tr. Wheeling, W. Va
W. E. Barkley, Jr., Mgr.
Wichita, Kan
J. S. Pollock, Mar.
Wilkeebarre, Pa. .
J. G. Hungerford, Mgr.
Wilmington, Del..
James B.Gist, Mgr
I sham Bridges, Mgr.
Wilmington, N. C..
C. E. Gonlding Mgr.
Winnipeg, Man.......
F. E. Williams, Mgr.
Worcester, Mass...
R. F. Cox, Mgr. and Sec.
James Nathan, Mar.
York. Pa...................
Youngstown, Ohio
A. D. Simpson, Mgr.
George W. Strohmeyer, Zanesville, Ohio...
Mgr.
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Prksidbnt.
Manager or Secretary
F. A. Chamberlain...
L. C. Fry...................
A. W. Baldwin.........
McD. L. Wretn...........
G. R. Kite...................
Perry Harrison, Mgr.
J. L. Taylor, Mgr. and Sec.
A. J. Jones, Sec.
John Knight, Mgr.
P. W. Samuel, dec. and Tr
J. S. McHenry, Mgr.
J. F. MCCulloch, Sec. and
Tr.
M. Thornton, Mgr.
W. H. Grove, "sec. and
Mgr.
Charles C. Barlow, Sec.
J. H. Powell, Mor.
C. A. Morgan, Mgr.
W. B. Vest, Mgr.
Wm. Sherer, Mgr.; W. J.
Gilpin, A^t. Mgr.
H. G. Whitehead, Mgr.
B. B. Hughes, Sec.
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E. H. Cooke................. |
J. H. Millard...............
Thomas Daly............. . !
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c T' H ^klnS..............
C. J. Hall...................
F. F. Blossom...............,
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London, Mgr. and Sec.
G. E. SleeDer i/Ar
F.
L. C^Mgr
W. B. Hughes, JA™-.
C. H. Krippene, Mgr
W’. J. Christie. Mar
w u v annon’ sec. and Tr.
H. S. Noe,*c. Tr. and yiar
Frank Trefzgtr?^?. a%d
A. C. Trumbo...............
J. P. Howell..........
A. Dowling...................
E. S. Brown..................
C. F. Montgomery ....
S. Hemingway...........
M. Powell.....................
R. M. Walmsley......... i
J. A. Willett..................
W. H. Porter...............
V' S' ^eeve8................. j L c- Boyd, Sec. and Mgr.
J. E. Boyce...................M. E. Bloom, Sec. and Tr.
T. A. Goulden.............
Frederick Robie ....
R. Lea Barnes.............
C. P. Brown.................
W. H. Dunsford...........
W. S. Warfield.............
J. G. Brown......... ..
John H. Maltzberger.. j
W. J. Harris................. j
Wm. H. Palmer.......... j
V. Morean Smith.........
Chandler Starr............. i
F. H. Pierce........... . I
Benton Hanchett, Ch.
E. R. Harrington, Sec
W. H. Hobbs, Mgr.
J. L. Hartman, Mgr.
A. R. Plant, Mgr.
Ken. Gilmore, Sec. and Tr
Henry Damhoret, Mgr.
Wallers Durham, *«c.
H. K. Harrison, Mgr.
R. C. Turrittin, »ec.
J. W. Sinton, Sec.
W. G. Watson, Mgr.
F. F. Wormwood, Sec.
E .A. Brown, Sec. and Mgr.
E. W. Glynn, Mgr.
Milton Tootle........
C. H. Huttig...........
J. W. Lusk............
L. S. Bills.............
F. Terrell...............
W. A. P. McDonald, Mgr.
W. W. Hoxton. Mgr.
W. A. Miller, Jr.. Mgr.
J. W. Bond, Jr.,Mar.
Ernest L. Brown, Sec. and
Mgr.
E. M. Goss, Mgr.
C. Sleeper, Mgr.
E. C. Merritt, Sec.
John M. Hogan, Sec. and
Tr.
G. T. Dunham, Mar.
J. V. A. Smith, Mgr.
William H. Powell, Sec.
and Tr.
J. P. Osborn, Sec. and Mgr.
O. A. Wilev, Mgr.
Myron Campbell, Mgr.
J. W.Simpson, Sec. and Tr
W. D. \ incent, Sec. and
Mgr.
H. S. Woods, Mgr.
A. B. West, Mgr.
E. N. Ferguson, Mgr.
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J. K. Lynch...........
J. P. Overton........
F. D. Bloodworth.
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James A. Linen.
M. A. Arnold ...
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' G. S. Parker................. 1
C. E. McKinney..........
! J. Woolverton..............
W. E. Burnett.............
i J. P. M. Richards........
j H. K. Weber.................
I W. A Lincoln.............
E. B. Bentley................
Samuel F. McGrew ...
I Sidnev Newell.............
Wm. B. Banks...........
E B. Judson. .............
W. H. Pringle...............
A. C. Clew>...
H. H. Tift.....................;
C. L. Reynolds.............
S. F. McGrew. Mgr.
J. M. Abeil, Sec.
O. H. Whitaker, Mgr.
Anthony Lamb, Mgr.
R. R. Mattison, Mgr.
L.L.Buchanan,.?#<-. and Tr.
T. C. Stevens, Sec.
J. R. Mulvane............... I H. D. Wolf, Sec.
..................... G. W. Yvker. Mgr.
E. C. 8tokes................. E. M. Thorn, Mgr.
B. P. Jones..
. W. S. Jones
W. J. Flather, Ch'm'n
R. C. Dalzell ...............
L. 8. Naftzger ...........
George S. Bennett, Ch.
George 8. Capelle........
W. Coley, See. and Tr.
D. Simpson, Mgr.
F. H. Andrews, Mgr.
J- g. Laundy, Mgr.
J. G. Moore, Sec. and M
Alex. Mitchell, Mgr.
F. A. Russell, Sec.
George H. Flanagan, M
J. C. Gibson, Sec. and k
William Calder............. L
Grainger. Sec. and
t. M. Counsell. Mgr.
James P. Hamilton... Samuel H. Clary, See. a
Mgr.
John J. Frick............... W. R. Horner, See.
Mason Evans............... T. A. Jacobs, Mgr.
H. C. Van Voorhis....
BANKERS’ ASSOCIATIONS, 1910.
AMERICAN BANKERS’ ASSOCIATION.
President Lewis E. Pierson. Pres. Irving Nat. Exchange Bk., N.Y. City:
First Vice-President, F. O. Watts, president First National Bank, Nash
ville, Tenn.
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Chairman Executive Council, William Livingstone, president Dime
Savings Bank, Detroit, Mich.
Secretary, Fred. E. Farnsworth, 11 Pine St., New York City.
Treasurer, P. C. Kauffman, 2d vice-pres. Fidelity Trust Co.. Tacoma, Wash.
Ass’t Secretary, William G. Fitzwilson, 11 Pine St, N. Y City
General Counsel, Thomas B. Patou, 11 Pine St., N. Y. City.
Manager Protective Department, L. W. Gammon, 11 Pine St., N. Y.
ALABAMA BANKERS’ ASSOCIATION.
President, H. L. McEldery, president Talladega Nat. Bank. Talladega.
Vice-President, W.L. Lancaster, president Bank of Wetumpka, Wetumpka.
Secretary and Treasurer, McLane Tilton, Jr., cashier First National Bank.
APeH City.
ARIZONA BANKERS’ ASSOCIATION.
.Prescott.
Treasurer. Lloyd B. Christy, cashier Valley Bank, Phoenix.
ARKANSAS BANKERS’ ASSOCIATION.
President, T. C. McRae, president Bank of Prescott, Prescott.
Vice-President, G. R. Wood, cashier Citizens Bank, Van Buren.
Secretary, Itobt. E. Wait, President Citizens Investment & Security.Co.,
Little Rock.
Treasurer, J. E. Parr, cashier First National Bank, Jonesboro.
CALIFORNIA BANKERS’ ASSOCIATION.
President, II. S. Fletcher, president Bank of Watsonville, Watsonville.
Vice-President, W. II. High, Mgr. International Bkg. Corp., San Francisco.
Secretary, R. M. Welch, cashier San F. Sav. Un., San F.
Ass’t Secretary, Frederick II. Colburn, 502 California St., San Francisco.
Treasurer, J. J. Fagan, vice-president Crocker Nat. Bk., San F.
CANADIAN BANKERS’ ASSOCIATION.
President,E. S. Clouston, gen’l manager Bank of Montreal, Montreal.
Secretary and Treasurer, John Knight, Montreal, Que.
COLORADO BANKERS’ ASSOCIATION.
President, C. C. Parks, cashier First National Bank, Glenwood Springs.
Vice-President, Albert A. Reed, president Mercantile Bk. & Tr.Co. .Boulder
Secretary and Treasurer, Guy L. V. Emerson, cashier Silverton National
Bank, Silverton.
CONNECTICUT BANKERS’ ASSOCIATION.
President, C. C. Barlow, cashier Yale National Bank, New Haven.
Vice-President, M. H. Griffllng, cashier City National Bank, Danbury.
Secretary Charles E. Hoyt, treasurer So. Norwalk Tr. Co., So. Norwalk.
Treasurer H. C. Lathrop, cashier Windham National Bank, Willimantic.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA BANKERS’ ASSOCIATION.
President, E. J. Stellwagen, president Union Trust Co., Washington.
Vice-President, E.S. Parker, Washington.
Secretary,William A. Mearns,of Messrs. Lewis Johnson <fc Co.,Washington.
Treasurer, George Walson, cashier National Metropolitan Bk.. Washington.
FLORIDA BANKERS’ ASSOCIATION.
President, Cary A. Hardee, president First National Bank. Live Oak.
Vice-President, H. E. Taylor, cashier First National Bank, Gainesville.
Secretary and Treasurer, G. R. De Saussure, cashier Barnett National Bank,
Ja'^""GEORGIA BANKERS’ ASSOCIATION.
President, A. P. Coles, cashier Central Bank & Trust Corp.. Atlanta.
Vice-President,, W. W. Osborn, president Exchange Bk., Savannah
Secretary, L P Hillyer, vice-president American National Bank, Macon.
Treasurer, E. C. Smith, cashier Griffin Banking Co., Griffin.
IDAHO BANKERS’ ASSOCIATION.
President, Boyd Hamilton,cash. CouerD’Alene Bk. &Tr.Co.,Couer D’Alene.
Vice-President, J. A. Givens, vice-president Bank of Nampa, Nampa.
Secretary, L. A. Coate, vice-president Bank of Commerce, Boise.
Treasurer, K. K. Hays, cashier First National Bank. Emmett.
ILLINOIS BANKERS’ ASSOCIATION.
President, Oscar,G. Foreman, vice-president Foreman Bros. Banking Co.,
MISSOURI BANKERS’ ASSOCIATION.
President, J. P. Hinton, cashier Hannibal National Bank, Hannibal.
Vice-President. A. O. Wilson, vice-president State Nat. Bank, St. Louis.
Secretary, W. F. Keyser, Sedalia.
Treasurer, A. H. Waite, president Joplin National Bank, Joplin.
MONTANA BANKERS’ ASSOCIATION.
President, W. G. Conrad. President Conrad Banking Co., Great Falls.
Vice-President, Joseph Kountz, President Commercial Nat Bk., Bozeman,
Secretary and Treas., Harry Yaeger, Ass’t Cash. First Nat. Bank, Lewiston.
NEBRASKA BANKERS’ ASSOCIATION.
President, J. W. Welpton, President Exchange Bank., Ogalalla.
Secretary, William B. Hughes, manager Omaha Clearing House, Omaha.
Treasurer, F. T. Hamilton, vice-president Merchants Nat. Bank, Omaha.
NEVADA BANKERS’ ASSOCIATION.
President, John Henderson, president Henderson Banking Co., Elko.
Vice-President, Walter J. Harris, Vice-President Farmers & Merchants
National Bank., Reno.
Secretary, R. C. Turrittin, Cashier Nixon National Bank., Reno.
Treasurer, Fred Grob, cashier Farmers & Merchants National Bank, Reno.
NEW HAMPSHIRE BANKERS’ ASSOCIATION.
President, O. C. Hatch, president Littleton National Bank, Littleton.
Secretary, Arthur H. Hale, vice-president First Nat. Bk., Manchester.
Treasurer, William P. Fiske, treasurer New Hampshire Sav. Bk., Concord.
NEW JERSEY BANKERS’ ASSOCIATION.
President, Edward L. Howe, vice-president Princeton Bank, Princeton.
Vice-President, Adrian Lyon, Pres. Perth Amboy Sav. Inst., Perth Amboy.
Secretary, Wm. J. Field, secretary and treasurer Com’l Tr. Co. of N. J.,
Jersey City.
Treasurer, A. C. Wood, president Camden Safe Dep. & Tr. Co., Camden.
NEW MEXICO BANKERS’ ASSOCIATION.
President, E. A. Cahoon, cashier First National Bank, Roswell.
Vice-President, D. T. Hoskins, Cashier San Miguel National Bank., Las
Vegas, N. M.
Secretary, H. Erie Hoke, Ass’t Cash. Plaza Trust & Sav, Bank, Las Vegsa.
Treasurer, J. B. Herndon, cashier State National Bank, Albuquerque.
NEW YORK STATE BANKERS’ ASSOCIATION.
President. Ledyard Cogswell, President N. Y. State Nat. Bank., Albany.
Vice-President, L. W. Mott, Cashier First National Bank, Oswego.
Treasurer, Jno. A. Kloepfer, vice-president Bank of Hamburg, Hamburg.
Secretary, William J. Henry. White Plains.
NEW YORK SAYINGS BANK ASSOCIATION.
President, Thos M. Mulry, Pres. Emigrant Industrial Sav. Bk., N.Y. City.
Secretary, Jonathan B. Currey, Pres. Metropolitan Sav. Bk., N. Y. City.
Treasurer, Samuel D. Styles, president North River Sav. Bank, N. Y. City.
NORTH CAROLINA BANKERS’ ASSOCIATION.
President, John O. Ellington, vice-president Fourth Nat. Bk , Fayetteville.
Vice-President, W, C. Wilkinson, Cash. Mchts. & Far. Nat. Bk.,Charlotte.
Secretary and Treasurer, W. A. Hunt, cashier Citizens Bank, Henderson.
NORTH DAKOTA BANKERS’ ASSOCIATION.
President, C. J. Lord, president First National Bank, Cando.
Vice-President, R. C. Kittel, president First National Bank, Casselton.
Secretary, W. C. Macfadden, cashier Commercial Bank, Fargo.
Treasurer, W. H. Shultze, cashier Northern State Bank, Grand Forks.
OHIO BANKERS’ ASSOCIATION.
President, W. F. Hoffman, president Commercial Nat. Bank, Columbus.
Vice-President. G. P. Jones, cashier First National Bank, Findlay.
Secretary, S. B. Rankin, president Bank of S. Charleston, S. Charleston.
Treasurer, Fay Baldwin, vice-president Highland County Bank, Greenfield.
Ass’t Secretary, S. G. Arbuckle, 809 Wyandotte Bldg., Columbus,
OKLAHOMA BANKERS’ ASSOCIATION.
Preident, L. A. Wilson, president First National Bank, El Reno.
Vice-President. J. B. Ferguson, president Garfield Exchange Bank, Enid.
Secretary, W. S. Guthrie, cashier Farmers National Bank, Oklahoma.
Treasurer, J. D. Wade, Cashier Duncan National Bauk. Duncan.
OREGON BANKERS’ ASSOCIATION.
President. R. W. Schmeer. cashier United States Nat. Bk.. Portland.
Vice-President, A. Martin, Jr., Pres. Klamath Co. Bank, Klamath Falls.
Secretary, J. L. Hartman, Hartman & Thompson, Bankers, Portland.
Treasurer, F. L. Meyers, cashier La Grande National Bank, La Grande.
PENNSYLVANIA BANKERS’ ASSOCIATION.
Vice-President, E. E. Crabtree of F. G. Farrell & Co., Jacksonville.
Secretary, R. L. Crampton, Rooms, 1030 The hookcry. Chicago.
Treasurer, Daniel Crabb, Cashier Tazewell County National Bank, Delavan.
INDIANA BANKERS’ ASSOCIATION.
President, Robert E. James, president Easton Trust Co., Easton.
Vice-Pres., William A. Law. Vice-Pres. Merchants Nat. Bank, Philadelphia.
Secretary, D. S. Kioss, cashier First National Bank, Tyrone.
Treasurer, It. J. Stoney, Jr., Banker, Pittsburg.
President, James W. Sale, Bluffton.
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Vice-President. C.H. Worden, vice-president First Nat. Bank, Fort M ayne.
Secretary, Andrew Smith, vice-president Capital National Bk., Indianapolis.
Treasurer, II. H. Ogden, cashier Old State National Bank, Evansville.
President, D. D. McColl, president Bank of Marlboro, Bennettsville.
Vice-President, Wilson G. Harvey, president Enterprise Bank, Charleston.
Secretary and Treasurer,GilesL. Wilson,stateBank Examiner. Spartanburg.
SOUTH CAROLINA BANKERS’ ASSOCIATION.
IOWA BANKERS’ ASSOCIATION.
SOUTH DAKOTA BANKERS’ ASSOCIATION.
President. J. T. Brooks, president First National Bank, Hedrich.
Vice-president, J. D. Easton, president Iowa State Bank, Waterloo.
Secretary, J. M. Dinwiddle, cashier Cedar Rapids Sav. Bk., Cedar Rapids.
Treasurer, I. M.Sproull, Washington.
President, S. Drew, president Bank of Highmore, Highmore.
Vice-President, A. M. Shaw, cashier Delmont State Bank, Delmont.
Secretary, J. E. Platt, cashier Security Bank, Clark.
Treasurer, J. A Pritzkau, cashier German-American Nat. Bk., Redfield.
KANSAS BANKERS’ ASSOCIATION.
TENNESSEE BANKERS’ ASSOCIATION.
President, P. w. Goebel, president Commercial Nat.Bk..Kansas City.
Vice-President, C. E. Lobdell. president First State Bank, Larned.
Secretary, W. W. Bowman. Topeka.
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Treasurer, L. S. Naftzger, president Fourth National Bank, Michlta.
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President, E. G. Oates, vice-president Mechanics Bank & Trust Co.,
jNnslivIlle
Vice-President, S. F. Thomas, cashier Brownsville Bank, Brownsville.
Secretary, John J. Heflin, Nashville.
Treasurer, Tate L. Earnest, cashier Unaka National Bank. Johnson Citj.
KENTUCKY BANKERS’ ASSOCIATION.
TEXAS BANKERS’ ASSOCIATION.
President, J. C. Utterbaek. cashier City National Bank, Paducah.
Secretary, A. B. Davis, Louisville
Treasurer, Henry D. Ormsby cashier Nat. Bank of Kentucky, Louisville.
President, O. E. Dunlap, president Citizens National Bank, Waxahachie.
Secretary, J. W. Hoopes, vice-president Austin National Bank, Austin,
Ass’t Secretary. D. C. Dunn, casiiier Union Bank & Trust Co., Houston.
Treasurer, T. W. Slack, cashier First National Bank, Ft. Worth.
LOUISIANA BANKERS’ ASSOCIATION.
President, R. N. Sims, vice-president Peoples Bank, Donaldsvllle.
Vice-President, A. Breton, Vice-Pres German-Ain. Nat. Bk.. New Orleans.
Secretary, L. O. Broussard, president Bank of Abbeville, Abbeville.
Treasurer, L. M. Pool, vice-president Hibernia Bk. & Tr. Co., New Orleans.
UTAH BANKERS’ ASSOCIATION.
MAINE BANKERS’ ASSOCIATION.
President, L. S. Hills, president Deseret National Bank, Salt Lake City.
Vice-President, A. K. Heywood, president Commercial Nat. Bank, Ogden.
Secretary and Treasurer, S. A. Whitney, cashier McCornick & Co., Salt
Lake City.
MARYLAND BANKERS’ ASSOCIATION.
President, C. F. Chapman, treasurer Ottauquechee Sav. Bk., Woodstock.
Vice-president, F. H. Farrington, vice-president, Rutland Savings Bank,
Rutland, Vt.
Secretary, W. W. Russell, cashier, First Nat. Bank, White River Junction.
Treasurer, D. L. Wells, cashier First National Bank, Orwell.
President, C. A. Moody, president First National Bank. Biddeford.
Vice President, C. M. Sawyer, cashier First National Bank. Dexter.
Secretary, liascall S. Hall, cashier Tlconlc National Bank. Waterville.
Treasurer, George A. Safford, cashier Northern National Bank, Hallowell.
VERMONT BANKERS’ ASSOCIATION.
President, Joseph I). Baker, president Citizens National Bank Frederick,
secretary, Charles Hann, assistant cashier Nat. Mechanics Bank.Baltimore,
ireasurer, Win. Marriott, cashier Western National Bank. Baltimore.
VIRGINIA BANKERS’ ASSOCIATION.
MASSACHUSETTS BANKERS’ ASSOCIATION,
President, H. A. Walker, cashier National Valley Bank, Staunton.
Secretary, N P. Gatling, Lynchburg.
Teasurer, Julien H. Hill, assistant casiiier National State Bank, Richmond.
resident, a. L. Aiken, president Worcester County institution for Sav
ings, Worcester.
Vice-President, Allan Forbes, vice-president State Street Trust Co.. Boston.
T»™etary’ George W. Hyde, ass’t cashier First National Bank. Boston,
ireagurer, F. C. Nichols, treasurer Fitchburg Savings Bank. Fitchburg.
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WASHINGTON BANKERS’ ASSOCIATION.
President, A. F. Albertson, vice-president Nat. Bk.of Commerce, Tacoma.
Vice-President, J. D. Bassett, president First National Bank, Ritzville.
Secretary, P. C. Kauffman, 2d vice-president Fidelity Trust Co., Tacoma.
Treasurer, C. A. McLean,cashier Traders National Bank, Spokane.
MICHIGAN BANKERS’ ASSOCIATION.
G' Barnum’ President First National Exchange Bank, I ort
WEST VIRGINIA BANKERS’ ASSOCIATION.
Flrno,yjcV;Pres!dent> Emory W. Clark, vice-president First National
Bank, Detroit.
S^retary,
Brown, Ass’n Office, 1123 Ford Bldg., Detroit.
Treasurer, Willard p. Hopkins, Cashier Peninsular Savings Bank, Detroit.
President, W. B. Irvine, vice-president National Bank of W. V., Wheeling.
Secretary snd Treasurer, J. S. Hill,cashier National City Bank, Charleston.
WISCONSIN BANKERS’ ASSOCIATION.
President, E. M. Wing, cashier Batavian National Bank, La Crosse.
Vice-President, M. A. Gracttinger, cashier Merchants & Manufacturers
Bank, Milwaukee.
Secretary, George D. Bartlett, 111 Mason St., Milwaukee.
Treasurer, B. W. Davis, cashier National Bank of Waupun, Waupun.
MINNESOTA BANKERS’ ASSOCIATION.
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WYOMING BANKERS’ ASSOCIATION.
< io . ftyS5I^SI,PF1 “ANKERS’ ASSOCIATION.
President. John L. Baird, vice-president First National Bank, Newcastle.
Vice-President, Ira E. Jones, cashier First National Bank, Thermopolis.
Secretary, IL VanDeusen, cashier Rock Springs Nat. Bank, Rock Springs.
Treasurer, T- C. Rowley, cashier First National Bank, Douglas.
I resident, W. M. Anderson, pres. Merchants Bauk A Trust Co., Jackson.
vice-1 resident, C. A Johnston, president First State Bank, Columbus.
Secretary- and Treasurer, B. W. Griffith, president First National Bank,
Vicksburg.
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LIST OF NATIONAL BANK EXAMINERS.
NAME OF EXAMINER.
D. B. Ainger................
F. W. Alderman....
J. A. Armstrong . ...
Joseph Balch...............
D. L. Batson..............
N. S. Bean....................
W. J.Beatie.................
H. S. Bennet............
H. M. Bostwick..........
C. H. Bosworth...........
H. P. Brightwell....
Frank W. Bryant...
Francis N. Buck.........
Robert Burke..............
F. M. Butcher............
A. B. Camp..................
S. B. Campbell..,...
F. B. Chapman.........
James A. Cline......
Francis Coates, Jr....
Silas H. L. Cooper. ..
H. F. Currier..............
Geo. T. Cutts..............
B. R. Dix.....................
W. W. Duffett, Jr....
Alfred Ewer.................
C. H. Filson.................
A. L. Fowler..............
Wm. D. Frazer............
Claud Gatch.................
E. S. Gatch..................
Geo. W. Goodell ....
R. W. Goodhart....
Edward J. Graham...
S. M. Hann...................
Charles A. Hanna....
H. G. Hanna..............
Mark L. Harper.........
N. E. Haugen............
Frank O. Hicks..........
E. S. Hubbell............
Fred A. Hull................
Wm. E. Hutt............
James C. Johnson....
Percy H. Johnston..
W. P. Jones..................
Wm- A. Kelly............
M. A. Kendall.............
J. A. H. Kerr..............
F. L. Klein...................
J. J. Large...................
Joseph M. Logan------C. S. Loveland............
Frank H. Luce............
Benjamin Marcuse..
H. D. Marshall, Jr....
Samuel L. McCune...
J. K. McDonald..........
Charles R. Mertens...
M. J. Moreland...........
John D. Mossman...
Edgar W. Munson. ..
W. E. Neal...................
Frank L. Norris.........
Joseph W. Norvell...
Frank E. Patterson..
M. E. Patterson .....
J.L. Penix.....................
E. S. Pepper................
Charles S. Perkins...
James A. Rathbun..
Owen T. Reeves, Jr..
W. J. Robinson..........
J. L. Root ...................
E. F. Rorebeck..........
John Rush. ........
Clarence D. Sample..
j. W. Schofield............
Fuller C. Smith..........
John H. Smith............
Geo. E. Smithies-----Chas. Starek................
J. R. Stevens................
T. C. Thomas..............
Lioyd M. Tillman...
Evan S. Tyler
.........
Josiah Van Vranken..
R L. Van Zandt.........
Philip G. Walton.........
Edward E. Watts....
Miller Weir.....................
Henry A. Williams..,
E. T. Wilson.................
William L. Yerkes....
John F. Zerbey.............
ADDRESS.
DISTRICT.
Lansing, Mich..........................................................
573 Auburn Avenue, Buffalo N. Y..................
Drawer 782, Knoxville Tenn..........................
270 Benefit St., Provide)ice, R. I.....................
Prentiss, Miss...........................................................
Room 10, Federal Bldg., Manchester, N. H.
55 N. West Temple St., Salt Lake City, Utah.
47 Highland Ave., Jersey City, N. J..............
Woodbine, Iowa......................................................
801 Federal Bide., Chicago, Ill...........................
Charleston, W. Va...................................................
331 E. 9th St., Oklahoma City, Okla.............
Wilmington, Del......................................................
Aurora, Illinois......................................................
1217 N. Stiles Avenue, Oklahoma City, Okla.
226 P. O.Bldg.. Cincinnati, Ohio.....................
1055 Franklin St., Columbus, Ohio..................
Buford, N. D.............................................................
1955 A St., Lincoln, Neb....................................
Richmond, Va...........................................................
512 Federal Bldg., Pittsburg, Pa.....................
29 Spring St., Malden, Mass...............................
3972 Cook Ave., St. Louis, Mo..........................
San Juan, P. R........................................................
27 Eastern Promenade, Portland, Me.............
Rm. 515, 161 Devonshire St., Boston, Mass.
Guthrie, Oklahoma................................................
New Rochelle, N Y..............................................
Warsaw, Ind........... ..................................................
Salem, Ore................................................................
So. Pasadena, Cal...................................................
2070 Clermont St., Denver, Colo......................
Mineral Point, Wis.................................................
78 State St., Albany, N. Y................................
Catonsville, Md.......................................................
New York, N. Y. U. S.Custom House.____
U. S. Custom House, New York.....................
Eureka, III.................................................................
1409 Woodlawn Ave., Des Moines, Iowa ...
St. Louis Club, St. Louis, Mo.................... .... ..
Elgin, Ill.....................................................................
Asheville, N. C.........................................................
Sherman, Tex......................................................
The Cathcart, Indianapolis, Ind......................
Lebanon, Ky........................................................
Algona, Iowa.............................................................
Sitka, Alaska............................................................
Parkersburg, W. Va...............................................
Redlands, Cal..........................................................
303 Majestic Bldg., Denver, Colo....................
Rock Valley, Iowa................................................
1322 Hemphill St., Ft. Worth, Tex................
Boise, Idaho............................................................
740 Central Bldg., Seattle, Wash.....................
135 Chenango St., Binghamton, N. Y...........
City National Bank Bldg., El Paso, Tex...
226 Government Bldg., Cincinnati, O...........
772 Cobb St., Athens, Ga....................................
Shelbyville, Ill..........................................................
605 Trust Bldg., Terre Haute, Ind..................
1327 Polk St., Topeka, Kan................................
Hartford, So. D.......... .............................................
Rm. 515, 161 Devonshire St., Boston, Mass.
413 P. O. Bldg., Philadelphia. Pa...................
City National Bank Bldg., EJ Paso, Tex...
P. O. Box 1347, Philadelphia, Pa.....................
302 Custom House, Nashville, Tenn..............
408 E. Weatherford St., Fort Worth, Tex.
Southport, Conn.......................................................
Meriden, Conn...........................................................
519 ThirteenthAve.,S.E.,Minneapolis, Minn.
Kellogg Bldg., Washington, D. C.....................
Mercer, Pa..................................................................
Minneapolis, Minn...................................................
Care Union National Bank, Oakland, Cal...
1323 Martha St., Omaha. Neb...........................
422 South Main St., Wichita, Kans................
Washington, D. C...................................................
St. Albans, Vt..........................................................
1402 W. 28th St., Minneapolis, Minn..............
Honolulu.....................................................................
U. S. Custom House, New York City...........
Huntsville, Alabama..............................................
Gallipolis, Ohio.................................................... ’,
4533 Sansom St., Philadelphia, Pa........... ....
Fargo, N. D.......................................................... ’ ’
Schenectady, N. Y..............................................’
Ft. Worth, Tex...................................................’ ’ ’.
Dwight Bldg., Kansas City, Mo............
315 W. 97th St., New York, N. Y........... J
Jacksonville, Ill................... .....................................
512 Federal Bldg., Pittsburg, Pa................’
740 Central Bldg., Seattle, Wash..................*
Paris. Ky...........................................................
Pottsville, Pa.............................................. ’ ‘
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Southern Michigan and Detroit.
Western New York and Western Pennsylvania.
South Carolina and Northern Georgia.
Connecticut and Rhode Island.
New Hampshire.
Utah, Wyoming and Southern Colo.
South East New York and Northern New Jersey.
Southern Iowa, Des Moines and Cedar Rapids.
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul and Minneapolis.
1 West Virginia.
Oklahoma, Western, Oklahoma City and Muskogee.
Southern New Jersey and Delaware.
Western Oklahoma, Oklahoma City and Muskogee.
Southern Ohio.
North Dakota and Northern Minnesota.
Omaha, Lincoln, Nebraska.
Virginia.
Central West Pennsylvania.
Central Massachusetts.
Missouri, St. Louis and St. Joseph
Porto Rico.
| Maine.
Boston and East Mass.
: North East Texas.
|
' Indiana, Northern.
i Oregon and Idaho.
j Southern California, Los Angeles and Nevada.
I Utah, Wyoming and Southern Colorado.
j Northern Michigan, Wisconsin and Eastern Minnesota.
: Northern New York, Albany.
| Maryland and Baltimore.
! New York City, Brooklyn, Jersey City.
i Northern Illinois.
Southern Iowa, Des Moines and Cedar Rapids.
Missouri, St. Louis and St. Joseph.
Southern Illinois.
. North Carolina and Western Virginia.
i North Texas.
Southern Indiana and Indianapolis.
Kentucky.
Northern Iowa and Dubuque.
i Alaska.
West Virginia and Southern Pennsylvania.
Southern California, Los Angeles and Nevada.
Northeastern Colorado and Denver.
Northern Iowa and Dubuque.
r
orth, Dallas and Central North Texas.
Idaho and Oregon.
Washington, Montana.
North East Pennsylvania and Central South New York.
Arizona, New Mexico and West Texas.
S. W. Ohio, Cincinnati and Columbus.
Southern Georgia and Florida.
I Northern Illinois.
Southern Indiana and Indianapolis.
< Kansas.
South Dakota.
Boston and East Mass.
Philadelphia and Camden, N. J.
I New Mexico, Arizona and West Texas.
Pennsylvania, East Central.
Alabama, Mississippi and Louisiana.
Southern Texas, San Antonio and Waco.
| Central Massachusetts.
Connecticut and Rhode Island.
Southern Minnesota.
Washington, D. C. aad Baltimore.
Central Pennsylvania.
,
, Nebraska.
Kansas.
Western Massachusetts and Vermont.
! Southern Minnesota.
i Hawaii.
! N. Y. City. Brooklyn and Jersey City.
Alabama, Mississippi and Louisiana.
' Western Ohio.
S. E. Pennsylvania.
North Dakota and North Minnesota.
Northern New York. Albany.
South East Texas, Houston and Galveston.
Kansas City, Mo , Kansas City, Kans., Wichita & Topeka
Southern New Jersey and Delaware.
I Southern Illinois.
,
Washington and Montana.
Kentucky.
i Central Pennsylvania.
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LIST OF STATE BANK EXAMINERS.
*
State
Name
Address
Ala.... . T. J. Rutledge, Examiner.......................... Montgomery.
Ariz.-... . W. C. Foster, Auditor................................ Phoenix.
Ark ... , J. R. Jobe, State Auditor............................Little Rock.
Calif___ Alden Anderson, Supt. of Banks.............704 Telegraph Bldg.
San Francisco.
Colo.... . Emil W. Pfeiffer, Bank Commissioner.. Denver.
Conn... . Chas. H. Noble, Bank Commissioner... New Milford.
Norris S. Lippitt, Bank Commissioner.. Norwich.
Dela...... . Chas. H. Maull, Supt. of Banks............... Dover.
Fla .... . W. C. Croom, Bank Examiner................ Jacksonville.
W. B. Sadler, Bank Examiner................Lake City.
Ga......... J. Pope Brown, Bank Examiner............Atlanta.
B. F. Perry, Bank Examiner....................Atlanta.
J. W. Stephens, Bank Examiner............Atlanta.
Chas. R. Tidwell, Bank Examiner..........Atlanta.
W. J. Eakes, Bank Examiner................ Conyers.
J. O. Anderson, Bank Examiner............. Atlanta.
Idaho... , Wm. G. Cruse, Bank Commissioner. .. . Boise.
Illinois . , J. S. McCullough, Auditor....................... Springfield.
Charles H. Meyer, Bank Examiner .... 1010 Am. Tr. Bldg.
Chicago.
J. E. Pierman, Bank Examiner.............. 1010 Am. Tr. Bldg.
Chicago.
Robt. H. Berry, Bank Examiner.......... 1010 Am. Tr. Bldg.
«
Chicago.
W. G. Bowers, Bank Examiner.............. Elmwood.
John H. Rife, Bank Examiner................Urbana.
C. H. Streiir, Bank Examiner................ Springfield.
Ind. ... . E. M. Hlnshaw, Bank Examiner......... 1634 College Ave.,
Indianapolis.
J. W. Levings, Bank Examiner............... 2426 New Jersey St.
Indianapolis.
Chas. W. Levings, Bank Examiner........ Garrett.
Chas. C. Kelley, Bank Examiner............Knox.
Iowa
. F. E. Roberts, Chief Examiner.............. Des Moines.
H. M. Cormany, Bank Examiner............Woodbine.
C. E. Putnam, Bank Examiner............... Cedar Rapids.
John Olson, Bank Examiner.................. Forest City.
Geo. E. Pennell, Bank Examiner............ Atlantic.
A. O. Wollever, Bank Examiner............Des Moines.
Kansas. . J. N. Dolley, Bank Commissioner......... Topeka.
S. P. Moore, Deputy Bk. Com.................. Topeka.
W. T. Watson, Deputy Bk. Com......... Iola.
J. M. Reynolds, Deputy Commissioner .Am. State Bank,
Wichita.
II. D. Crosby, Deputy Bk. Com................ 529 N. Emporia Ave
Wichita.
John E. Ryberg, Deputy Bk. Com......... Salina.
V. C. Raines, Deputy Bk. Com................ Perry.
Robt. W. Lynn, Deputy Bank Com.... Garden City
J. C. Christensen, Deputy Bk. Com......... Manhattan.
A. D. Fairley, Deputy Bk. Com ............Holton.
M. M. Rowley, Deputy Bk. Com............Topeka.
F. W. Kotsch, Deputy Bk. Com..............Troy.
P. S. Hollingsworth, Deputy Bk. Com.. Lawrence.
Ky.. .
. Ben L. Bruner, Secretary of State.......... Frankfort.
La . . .
W. L. Young, State Examiner ............Shreveport.
Maine.
W. B. Skelton, Bank Commissioner . .. Augusta.
Md.. . . . J. Dukes Downes, State Bk. Examiner . Denton.
Mass. .
A. B. Chapin, Bank Commissioner .... Boston.
James O. Otis, Bank Examiner................Malden.
H. C. Robinson, Bank Examiner............ Malden.
F. M. Hayden, Bank Examiner.............. W. Somerville.
C. W. Levi, Bank Examiner....................Newton Centre.
II. W. Langley, Bank Examiner .... Melrose.
Mich....
H. M. Zimmermann, Commissioner. . . . Pontiac.
H. E. Johnson, Bank Examiner...............Grand Rapids.
J. I. Van Keuren, Bank Examiner . . . Howell.
C. H. Adams Bank Examiner.............. Lansing.
C. E. Toms, Bank Examiner...................Lansing.
C. E. McAlvay, Bank Examiner............Lansing.
H. C. Moore, Bank Examiner................ Columbiaville.
J. D. Morton, Bank Examiner............... Jackson.
John A. May, Bank Examiner.............. Chelsea.
A. E. Manning, Bank Examiner............Lansing
Minn... J. B. Galarneault, Supt. of Banks......... St. Paul.
W. R. O’Hearn, Bank Examiner......... Minneapolis.
E. F. Kendrick, Bank Examiner............St. Paul.
H. B. Hill, Bank Examiner..................... Faribault.
A. M. Becker, Bank Examiner................. Adrian.
W. W. Churchhlll, Bank Examiner........ Rochester.
F. E. McGregor, Bank Examiner..........Crookston.
A. L. Roth, Bank Examiner....................St. Paul.
O. I. Brandvold, Bank Examiner............ Dalton.
Miss.
Smith, Auditor................................. Jackson.
Mo........... "■
Swangcr, Bank Commissioner........ Jefferson City.
tv Bartlett. BanI< Examiner............... Joplin.
J. M. Denny, Jr., Bank Examiner........... Marshall.
L. J. Ellis, Bank Examiner.....................Marshfield.
5* w ^art, Bank Examiner.................... Chillicothe.
R. W. Hawkins, Bank Examiner..........Densmore Hotel.
it m
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Kansas City.
v. T. Moberly, Bank Examiner............... 5554 Maple Ave.,
■txr
c.
„ , ..
St. Louis.
r<’Tv T?rt0.ne’ Bank Examiner...............Cape Girardeau.
tj ™at;s°n; Bank Examiner............. Kahoka.
Mont....... S'
D. H-1 igott. State Examiner...................Helena.
Neb......... E. E. Emmett, Bank Examiner................Lincoln.
L
Bank Examiner........... Lincoln.
v uMAck,?y’ Bank Examiner.................. Osceola.
L J,.' MnBowney, Bank Examiner.. .. Albion.
»E\amIner..................Omaha.
Nev....
a ’ i? n ?n
Bank Examiner ... Carson City.
N. H. .. ir
fe* P° e* Bank Commissioner.............. Concord.
i,ree.n' Bank Commissioner............Littleton.
N. J. .. v'vi'
v. M. Lewis, Commissioner.....................Paterson.
E- R. Vredenburgh, Bank Examiner.. Somervllie
letton. Bank Examiner............ Haddonfield.
p IotI Pardon, Bank Examiner........... Trenton.
T s'ch^Son'nanlj Examiner..............E. Orange.
I. S. Chambers, Bank Examiner
Trenton
C °\?<s»fflddilehnaink Examiner
’.'.'. Trentom
N. M. ... ,Ta xv,n?? ’ B5nk Examiner.
Santa Fe.
N. Y....... u w Vr .
Sppt- of Banks............... Albany.
n' V iv1 Ptchjns, Chief Examiner............ 52Br’dway,N.Y.Clty ;
B, 3. tv . Clark, Bank Examiner.............. Plattsburg.
a ' m' ”,UPS0P- Bank Examiner................ W. New Brighton.
A. I. Campbell, Bank Examiner............. Binghamton.
* oung, Bank Examiner................... Syracuse.
Vr V ’
Bank Examiner............ Albany.
M. S. Smith, Bank Examiner.................... Canandaigua.
E. L. Dodge, Bank Examiner................ 52 Broadway.
New Y ork City.
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State
N. Y.
Name
Address
R. W. Humphrey, Bank Examiner.... 22 Pierrepont St.
Brooklyn.
S. A. Safford, Bank Examiner.................. 227 W. 130th St.
N. Y. City.
H. C. Smith, Bank Examiner.................. Oswego.
“
W. S. Allen, Bank Examiner................... Albany.
“
G. S. Adams, Bank Examiner...................52Br’dway,N.Y.City
J. S. Love, Bank Examiner.......................52 Broadway,
N. Y. City.
B. D. Haight, Bank Examiner................ New Berlin.
“
Andrew Moreland, Bank Examiner. .. .Albany.
Gordon F. Smith, Bank Examiner. . . .982 Prospect Ave.
N. Y. City.
H. S. Andrews, Bank Examiner.............. 238 Hart St., Bklyn.
A. K. Alford, Bank Examiner...................30 W. 44th St.,
N. Y. City.
’•
O. W. Hudson, Bank Examiner............... New Rochelle.
“
C. E. Johnston, Bank Examiner............ 52 Broadway,
New York City.
R. P. Kavanagh, Bank Examiner..........1187 Lexington Ave.
New York City.
W. A. MacCallum, Bank Examiner. ...Rochester.
Frank Noble, Bank Examiner................Buffalo.
A. S. Barber, Bank Examiner................ Utica.
Claude Hutchins, Bank Examiner. .. . 161 W. 105tli St.,
New York City.
G. A. Plant, Bank Examiner..................Albany.
F. B. Hoag, Bank Examiner..................Albany.
N. T. Killip, Bank Examiner..................Rochester.
C. A. Horne, Bank Examiner.................52 Broadway,
New York City.
G. B. Williams, Bank Examiner............76 Columbia Heights
Brooklyn.
H. L. Tompkins, Bank Examiner......... 518 W. 179th St.
New York City.
E. T. Eshelman, Bank Examiner........... Niagara Falls.
N. C........... J. K. Doughton, Bank Examiner........... Raleigh.
N. D.......... Oliver Knudson, Bank Examiner...........Michigan City.
R. A. Nelson. Deputy................................Bismarck.
Jos. M. Fahey, Deputy.............................. Grand Forks.
John Vallely, Deputy................................Grand Forks.
J. F. Hoffman, Deputy............................. Donnybrook.
S. H. Wilson, Deputy................................Bottineau.
L. H. Bleecker, Deputy............................ Hankinson.
Ohio..........B. B. Seymour, Superintendent.............. Columbus.
C. R. Dodge, Bank Examiner............... Conneaut,
F. E. Baxter, Bank Examiner...............Lima.
, “
E. F. Romer, Bank Examiner.................Celina.
W. B. Hopkins. Bank Examiner...........Newark.
J. A. Holmes, Bank Examiner...............Weston.
W. O. Hefferman, Bank Examiner....... Ripley.
C. J. Daoust, Bank Examiner................ Defiance.
C. M. Hinman, Bank Examiner..............Wilmington.
Okla.......... A. M .Young, Commissioner..................... Guthrie.
J. P. Whatley, Bank Examiner.............. Chickasha.
D. W. Watson, Bank Examiner............. Calvin.
M. R. Garnett, Bank Examiner..............Guthrie.
G. L. Wilson, Bank Examiner................ Pauls Valley.
W. L. Reed, Bank Examiner................ Oklahoma City.
A. W. Anderson, Bank Examiner......... Lawton.
W. C. Ernest, Bank Examiner............... Thomas.
“
F. G. Dennis, Bank Examiner.................. Tultte.
Ore.
James Steel, Bank Examiner....................Salem.
Penn.........Wm. H. Smith, Commissioner..................Harrisburg.
“
A. L. Taberl, Bank Examiner...................1829 Mt. Vernon St.,
Philadelphia.
"
Jos. S. Riley, Bank Examiner..........?. .1528 N. 19th St.,
Philadelphia.
“
J. R. Harrah, Bank Examiner................. The Colonnade,
Philadelphia.
"
John C. McClain, Bank Examiner...........The Brantwood,
Philadelphia.
J. W. MacBurney, Bank Examiner. . .5730 Lawnsdown Av
Philadelphia.
Albert Wagner, Bank Examiner......... 311 Ferguson Bldg.,
Pittsburg.
James L. White, Bank Examiner......... 310 McKee Place,
Pittsburg.
“
James M. Cover, Bank Examiner........... Somerset.
"
Wiliets C. Binns, Bank Examiner. .. .Charleroi.
“
H. A. Groman, Bank Examiner...............Bethlehem.
"
W. B. Schaeffer, Bank Examiner.......... Bethlehem.
“
E. R. Penrose, Bank Examiner................Quakertown.
C. F. Reitzell, Bank Examiner............... 503 Y. M. C. A. Bldg.
Philadelphia.
“
Chas. E. Gebhard, Bank Examiner... .Lebanon.
“
Robt. R. Moore, Bank Examiner............ Sharpsburg.
“
.
G. H. Getty, Bank Examiner.................. New Wilmington.
“
Albert V. Lees. Bank Examiner.............. Chester
“
Chas. Cavett, Bank Examiner..................226 Steuben St.,
Pittsburg.
F. W. Jackson, Bank Examiner............. Apollo.
“
J. Wesley Conn, Bank Examiner........... 818 Crozer Bldg.,
Philadelphia.
R. I...........W. P. Goodwin, Commissioner.................Providence.
“
W. L. Offer. Bank Examiner.................... Providence.
S. C........... Giles L. Wilson, Bank Examiner............. Spartanburg.
S. D..........J. L. Jones, Supt. of. Banks......................Madison.
Tenn......... No State Bank Examiners.
Texas. .. .Thos. B. Love, Commissioner..................Austin.
W. Z. Hayes, Chief Examiner................ Austin.
••
P. H. Smith, Deputy.................................... Austin.
J. K. Woods, Deputy................................ Austin.
R. E. Chambers, Deputy........................... Austin
••
C. S. Holderness, Deputy...........................Austin.
A. D. Thompson, Deputy......................... Austin.
C. W. Foster, Deputy.................................Austin.
M. E.Hulsey, Deputy................................ Austin.
W. C. Evans, Deputy................................. Austin.
“
G. D. Campbell, Deputy....................... •. .Austin.
J. W. Mingus, Deputy................................ Austin.
Utah......... C. A. Glazier, Bank Examiner................ Provo City.
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Va.............. No State Bank Examiners.
Wash ... .J. L. Mohundro, Bank Examiner......... Seattle.
W. Va....S. V. Matthews, Commissioner............... Charleston.
Wis............ Marcus C. Burgh, Commissioner.............Madison.
M. C. Hagan, Bank Examiner............... Madison.
C. L. Brown, Bank Examiner................ Blue River.
O. R. Emerson, Bank Examiner........... Madison.
T. R. Herreid, Bank Examiner............. Madison.
Wyo.......... I. C. Newlln, Bank Examiner ............... Cheyenne.
PERPETUAL CALENDAR
YEARS
Leap years in heavier Type
FROM THE COMMENCEMENT OF THE CHRISTIAN ERA.
00 1
6 7
— 12
17 18
23 —
28 29
34 35
By which the day of the week of any day of any year can easily be ascertained.
RULE.—To the day of the Month, add factors for Month, Century, and Year, and divide the total by y.
If there is no remainder, the day is Sunday.
If i is the remainder,
Monday.
2
Tuesday.
W ednesday,
3
Thursday.
4
Friday.
5
6
Saturday.
Should the
total be less
than 7,it is to
be taken as a
remainder.
Date of the Battle of Waterloo 18 June, 1815.
The year oo of Centuries in heavier type was, or
will be, Leap year.
Factors for
28
28 divided by 7 leaves no remainder, therefore
the day was Sunday.
MONTHS.
OLD STYLE,
ended in England 2 Sept.,
1752—a Wednesday.
NEW STYLE,
begin in England 14 Sept.,
1752—a Thursday.
For Leap years figures in heavier type to be taken.
45 46 47 — 48 49 50
51 — 52 53 54 55 —
2
1
0
6
5
4
3
56 57 58 59 — 60 61
9
8
7
13
12
11
10
16
15
14
—
—
—
17
62 63 — 64 65 66 67
— 68 69 70 71 — 72
18
—
17
—
20
19 —
22
—
21
—
24
23 —
26
—
25
28
27
—
Fa cto rs
■HBH
By Colonel F. W. M. SPRING, late Royal Artillery.
0
1
2
3
4
5
79 — 80 81 82 83
84 85 86 87 — 88 89
90 91 — 92 93 94 95
aiid ev ery siLicceeding fourt h
C<intur yFactors.
73 74 75 — 76 77 78
— 96 97 98 99 — —
6
F acto rs .
CENTURIES (Cardinal Numbers).
30 31 — 32 33
— 36 37 38 39
— 40 41 42 43 — 44
EXAMPLE.
Day.
Month. Century. Year.
18 + 6 +
0 +
4
=
3 — 4 5
8 9 10 11
13 14 15 — 16
19 — 20 21 22
24 25 26 27 —
2
—
TABLE OF CARDINAL NUMBERS AND COMMERCIAL TERMS IN TEN LANGUAGES.
ENGLISH.
FRENCH.
SPANISH.
ITALIAN.
DANISH.
PORTUGUESE.
DUTCH.
Hum, M.Huma,F
Doue, M. Duas, F
Tres.........................
Quatro....................
Cinco......................
Seis...........................
Sete..........................
Outo........................
Nove.......................
Dez..........................
Onze.........................
Doze... . ................
Treze.......................
Quatorze................
Quinze.....................
Dezaseis................
Dezasette...............
Dezocto..................
Dezaneve ..............
Viete.......................
Vinte hum...........
Trinta ._•>................
Quarenta................
Cincoenta ..............
Een._.......................
Twee.......................
Drie .........................
Vier.........................
Vyf..........................
Zes...........................
Zeven.......................
Acht.........................
Negen............
Tien.........................
Elf...........................
Twaalf...................
Dertien..................
Vcertien................
Vyftien..................
Zestien....................
Zeventien..............
Achtien..................
Negentien..............
Twintig..................
Enen Twintig__
Dertig....................
Veertig................
Vyftig....................
Odun................ .
Dba....................
Tza......................
Tsclietire......... .
Piat................... .
Schest................
Sem....................
Votem...............
Deviat...............
Desat.................
Odinnatzat....
Devenzat......... .
Trenazat......... .
Cheterinazat ..
Paznatzat____
Schesnadzat...
Semnatzat ____
Vosemnatzat ..
Davetnazat....
Dvatzat.........
Dvatzat-odnar.
Trudzat.............
Sorok..................
Piatdesat......... .
Secenta
Setenta
Zestig__
Zeventig
Schestdesat....
Semdesat......... .
Tachtig ....
Negentig...
Honderd...
Duizend ...
Dag.............
Week...........
Maanden...
Jaar.............
Op vertoon.
Vosemdesat ...
Devianosto----Sto......................
Tizatz ..............
Den.................. .
Nedela...............
Mesatz..............
♦God....... .............
Po bziskam ...
En.............................
To.............................
Tre...........................
Fire.........................
Fern.........................
Sex...........................
Syv...........................
Otte.........................
Ni.............................
Ti.............................
Elleve....................
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Nitten....................
Tyve.......................
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Tredive ..................
Fyrretyve...............
Halvtredsindstyve.
Tredsindstyve...
Halvfjerdsindstyve.
Firsindstyve ....
Halvfemsindstyve
Hundrede..............
Tusinde..................
Dage.................. ..
Uger.........................
Maaned..................
Aar .........................
Paa anfordring..
En............................
Twa...................... .
Tre ...................... .
Fyra .................... .
Fern...................... .
Sex ........................
Sju..........................
Atta...................... .
Nio ...................... .
Tio.........................
Elfva.................... .
Tolf...................... .
Tretton................
Fjorton................
Femton.................
Sexten ..................
Sjutton................
Aderton................
Nitton..................
Tjngu ..................
Tjugu eu..............
Trettio..................
Fyrtio..................
Femtio................
Cinquante....
Zwanzig................
Ein und zwanzig
Dreiszig..................
Vierzig..................
FUnfzig ................
Uno......................... (Jno............
Dos ......................... Due........... .
Tres......................... Tre...............
Cuatro.................... Quattro___
Cinco ...................... Cinque.........
Seis........................... Sei...............
Siete ....................... Sette.............
Ocno....................... Otto.............
Nueve.................... Nove...........
Diez......................... Dieci.............
Once..........................! Uudici.........
Doce..........................| Dodici.........
Trece........................ Tredici.........
Catorce................... j Quattordici
Quince.................... Quindici__
Diez y seis............j Sedici...........
Diez y siete............ Diciassette .
Diez y ocho......... Diciotto....
Diez y nueve .... Diclannove.
Viente .................... Venti............
Viente y uno .... Vent’uno__
Triente.................. Trenta..........
Cuarente................ Quaranta...
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Seventy
Soixante ....
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Ninety.........
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Thousand ..
Day..............
Week............
Month..........
Year..............
On demand
Quatre-vingt ....
Quatre vingt-dix.
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Mille..................
Jour..................
Ochenta.................. Ottanta.....................
Noventa................ Novanta................
Cien .........................Cento.........................
Mil......................... Mille...........................
Dia........................... Giorno.......................
Semana.................. Settimana.................
Mes.......................... Mese.........................
Ano ......................... Anno.........................
A presentacion .. A presentazione..
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Cem..................
Mil.....................
Dia.....................
Semana............
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Anno................
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At sight___
After sight.
After date..
A vue.......................
A jours de vue ..
A jours de date..
Acht zig..............
Neunzig............
Hundert............
Tausend............
Tag.......................
Woche ..............
Monat.....................1
Jahr.........................
Nach Sicht, or bei
Vorzeigung.
A vista.....................
Nach Sicht............
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nach Heute.
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an die Ordre.
Werde ich.or werden wirbezahlen
Mit Zinsen............
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Dppo dato.
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Efter Sigt.............. Efter sigt..............
Efter dato.............. Fran dato............
Pagase a ordem.. Voor my aan de Nlat it order..
order.
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betalen.
Is prozentamu
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Con interes.
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tala til ordre.
til odre.
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att betala.
at betale.
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Med rente-------
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2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
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40
50
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Ten................
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Twelve ____
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Fourteen__
Fifteen.__
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Twenty___
Twenty-one
Thirty..........
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Six..................
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Huit................
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Douze.............
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Dix liuit..........
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Vingt...............
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Trente.............
60
70
80
90
100
1000
GERMAN.
Quarante___
Semaine..............
Mois.....................
Annee................
A presentation
Pay to the order. Payez a l’ordre ..
I promise to pay . Je payerai..............
With interest.... Avec interets ....
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Drei.........................
Vier.........................
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Sechs .......................
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VALUES OF FOREIGN COINS.
Treasury Department, Office
of the
Secretary,
Washington, January 1, 1910.
In pursuance of the provisions of section 25 of the act of August 28, 1894, I hereby proclaim the following
estimate by the Director of the Mint of the values of foreign coins to be the values of such coins in terms of the
money of account of the United States, to be followed in estimating the value of all foreign merchandise exported
to the United States on and afjer January 1, 1910, expressed in any of such metallic currencies.
CHARLES D. NORTON,
Acting Secretary.
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COUNTRY.
Standard.
Monetary Unit.
Coin*.
50.965
Argentine Republic................. Gold........................... Peso
Austria-Hungary....................... Gold..........................
P^lginm
................................ Gold...........................
Gold...........................
Gold..........................
British Possessions, N. A. (except Newfoundland)............ Gold..........................
a” a
V P—
•50a
t>
Crown........................
Franc.......................
Boliviano..
Milreis... ...............
.303
.193
.389
.546
Dollar.........................
1.000
Gold: argentine ($4.834)and Vi argentine. Silver: peso
and divisions.
Gold: 10 and 20 crowns. Silver: 1 and 5 crowns.
Gold: 10 and 20 francs. Silver: 5 franca.
Gold: *Silver: boliviano and divisions.
Gold: 5,10, and 20 milreia. 8ilver:%, 1, and 2 milreia.
Central American States—
Gold..........................
Gold: 2, 5, 10, and 20 colona ($9,307).
25, and 50 centimos.
.465
Rritish Honduras............. Gold........................ Dollar.
Guatemala........................)
Honduras......................... ! Silver........................ Peso
Nicaragua.........................j
Salvador........................... j
Chile
..................................................... Gold........................... Peso...
1.000
Amoy.........
Canton.......
Cheefoo....
Chin Kiang
Fuchau....
Haikwan
(Customs).
Hankow ..
( Tael... Kiaochow .
Nankin...
Nluchwang
Ningpo....
Peking....
China............................................ Silver.....................
Shanghai...
Swatow....
Takan........
Tientsin...
1
Hongkong
Dollar- British.......
Mexican...
Colombia ...
Gold.......................... Dollar .
Crown.
Denmark.................................... Gold.....................
Ecuador........................................ Gold........................... Sucre .
Egypt................. ........................ Gold........................... PounddOO piasters)
Silver: 5,10,
.375
Silver: peso and divisions.
.365
.615
.613
.588
.601
.569
.626
Gold: escudo (51.825), doubloon (53.650), and condor
(57.300). Silver: peso and divisions.
.575
.596
.609
.577
.591
.599
.562
.568
.619
.596
.404
.404
.407
1.000
.268
.487
4.943
;
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1
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Gold: condor (59.647) and double-condor. Silver: peso.
Gold: 10 and 20 crowns.
Gold: 10 sucres ($4.8665). Silver: sucre and divisions.
Gold: pound (100 piasters), 5, 10, 20, and 50 piasters.
Silver: 1, 2. 5, 10, and 20 piasters.
Finland.........................
Gold........................... Mark..
Gold:
20 marks ($3,859); 10 marks ($1.93).
.193
France......................................... Gold.......................... Franc.
Gold: 5,10, 20,50, and 100 franca. Silver: 5 franca
.193
Mark..
Gold
..........................
German Empire...................
Gold: 5,10, and 20 marks.
.238
Great Britain.............................. Gold......................... Pound sterling....... 4.866% Gold: sovereign (pound sterling) and % sovereign.
Greece....................
........... Gold.......................... Drachma...................
Gold: 5,10,20,50, and 100 drachmas. Silver:5 drachmas.
.193
Haiti.......................................... Gold........................... Gourde....................
Gold: 1,2,5, and 10 gourdes. Silver: gourde and divisions.
.965
India (British)........................ Gold.......................... Pound sterling-)
4.866% Gold: sovereign (pound sterling). Silver: rupee and
divisions.
Italy.................................
Gold........................... Lira...
Gold: 5, 10, 20, 50, and 100 lire. Silver: 5 lire.
.193
Japan............................................ Gold........................... Yen...
Gold: 5,10, and 20 yen. Silver: 10, 20, and 50 sen.
.498
Liberia......................................... Gold........................... Dollar.
1.000
Mexico.......................................... Gold........................... PesoJ.
.498 I Gold: 5 and 10 pesos. Silver: dollars (or peso) and
divisions.
Netherlands........................
Gold........................... Florin.
Gold: 10 florins. Silver: 2%, 1 florin and divisions.
.402
Dollar.
Newfoundland........................... Gold.......................
1.014 1 Gold: 2 dollars ($2,028).
Norway.....................
Gold........................... Crown
Oold: 10 and 20 crowns.
.268
Panama...............................
Gold........................... Balboa
1.000 ! Gold: 1, 2%, 5,10, and 20 balboas. Silver: peso and
divisions.
Persia............................................
Kran .
.069
Gold: %, 1, and 2 tomans ($3,409). Silver: %, %, 1, 2,
and 5 krans.
Peru....................................
Libra..
Gold...............
4.866^ Gold:
and 1 libra. Silver: sol and divisions.
Philippine Islands................... Gold......................... Peso ..
Silver peso: 10, 20, and 50 centavos.
.500
Port a gal...................................... Gold......................... Milreis
Gold: 1, 2, 5, and 10 milrais.
1.080
Russia......................................
Gold........................... Ruble.
.615 ; Gold: 5. 7%, 10. and 15 rubles. Silver: 5. 10, 15. 20, 25,
50, and 100 copecks.
Spain........................................... Gold.......................
PeeefA
Gold: 25pesetas. Silver: 5 pesetas.
.193
Straits Settlements................. Gold...........
4.866^ Gold: sovereign (pound sterling). Silver: dollar and
divisions.
Sweden........................................ Gold.......................
Crown
Gold: 10 and 20 crowns.
.268
Franc
Switzerland................................ Gold.....................
.193
Gold: 5,10, 20, 50, and 100 francs. 8ilver: 5 francs.
Turkey......................................... Gold..........................
.044
Gold: 25, 50, 100, 250, and 500plasters.
Uruguay...................................... Gold.........................
1.034
Gold: peso. Silver: peso ana divisions.
Venezuela............. ................. Gold........................ Bolivar....................
.193
Gold: 6,10, 20, 50, ana 100 bolivars. Silver: 5 bolivars.
Note.—The coins of silver-standard countries are valued by their pure silver contents, at the average market Drice of silver for
the three months preceding the date of this circular.
*Gold standard adopted December 31,1908, 12% bolivianos equal the pound sterling or Peruvian pound ($4,866%).
tThe sovereign is the standard coin of India, but the rupee ($0.3244%) is the curreut coin, valued at 15 to the sovereign
$8eventy-five centigrams fine gold. § Value in Mexico, $0,498.
^The current coin of the Straits Settlements is the silver dollar issued on Government account and which has been given a tentative
value of $0.567758%.
*
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