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FOUNTZEBROTHERS
B A N K E R S
41 B R O A D W A Y
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NEWYORK
FRONT C O V E R )
THE RAND-MENALLY
BANKERS'DIRECTORY
AND
L I S T OF
ATTORNEYS
January 1914
THEJ.G.WHITECOMPANIES
FINANCIERS
M A N A G E R S
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C O N T R A C T O R S
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Interest allowed on
Buy and sell securities
Deposits.
for the usualcommissions.
Loansmade against
approvedcollateral.
Collectionsmadespeedily
andatfavorable rates.
In
upontermsshownbyyearsofexperiencetobeconsistentwithgoodbanking
Make CableandTele-
graphic Transfers.
Every department of the House is
fully equipped togivethe verybest
BuyandSellForeign
Exchange.
facilities to correspondents
ActasFiscalAgents for
Municipalities and
Corporations.
I s s u e L e t t e r s of C r e d i t
Availabie T h r o u g h o u t the W o r l d
Investment Securities.
T H E
OFFICERS...
NATIONAL
RICHARDDELAFIELD
P A R K
B A N K
President
GILBERTG.THORNE
Vice-President
JOHNC.McKEON
Vice-President
J O H N C . V A N CLEAF
Vice-President
WILLIAMO.JONES
Vice-President
MAURICEH.EWER
WILLIAMA.MAIN
FRED'KO. FOXCROFT
LOUIS F. SAILER
Cashier
-Asst.Cashier
Asst. Cashier
- Asst. Cashier
GEORGEH.KRETZ -Mgr. ForeignDept.
OF N E W Y O R K
$ 5,000,000.00
Capital -
Surplus and Profits
-
Deposits, Jan. 13, 1914
-
14,000,000.00
112,000,000.00
IssuesLettersofCreditfor Travelers Available In All Partsofthe World
D I R E C T O R S
J O S E P H T. M O O R E
W. R O C K H I L L P O T T S
CORNELIUSVANDERBILT
S T U Y V E S A N T FISH
AUGUSTBELMONT
ISAACGUGGENHEIM
RICHARDDELAFIELD
GILBERTG.THORNE
FRANCISR.APPLETON
JOHNC.McKEON
R E A C H A R L E S SCRIBNER
T W A R D C.HOYT
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RICHARD H . W I L L I A M S
THOMASF.VIETOR
COWARD S
WALLACE
A U G 311914
Capital a n d S u r p l u s
$3,500,000.00
R e s o u r c e s , $28,000,000.00
D I R E C T O R S
D I R E C T O R S
F R A N K J. H E A N E Y
T H E
H O R A C E E. A N D R E W S
Everett,Heaney & Co.
Pres.NewYorkStateRailways
AUGUST B E L M O N T
AugustBelmont & Co.
A U G U S T B E L M O N T , JR.
AugustBelmont& Co.
D A N I E L J. C A R R O L L
PresidentAlberene Stone Co.
SAMUEL
S. C H I L D S
Pres:ChildsCo.
CHATHAM
PHENIX
HARDENL. CRAWFORD
Pres.CenturyBank of N e w Y o r k
P. S. DU
Shearson,Hammill & Co.
E L L I S P. E A R L E
E S T 8 1 2
H. S T U A R T H O T C H K I S S
C H A R L E S A. S T A R B U C K
Pres. N e w YorkAir Brake Co.
PHENIX
O. G. F E S S E N D E N
Vice-Pres.and Treas. L. Candee
NATIONAL
Rubber Co.
J O H N M. H A N S E N
Pres.StandardSteelCarCo.
P A R M E L Y W. H E R R I C K
Cleveland, Ohio
G E O R G E M. H A R D
Chairmanof the Board
Ringling Bros.
H E N R Y F. S H O E M A K E R
N e w York City
Pres.NipissingMinesCo.
G A R Y
J O H N RINGLING
EDWARD SHEARSON
D U N N E
E L B E R T H.
Phila.,Pa.
F R A N K R. L A W R E N C E
Counsellor-at-Law
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Pres.Desmond Dunne Co.
ChairmanoftheBoard, United
States Steel Corporation
W I L L I A M A. L A W
Vice-Pres. FirstNationalBank of
EST1850
P O N T
Powder Co.
Hayden W. Wheeler & Co.
E D W A R D E. L O O M I S
Pres.Del., Lack.&West.CoalCo.
W A L D O H. M A R S H A L L
Pres. AmericanLocomotiveCo.
CHATHAM
Treas.E.I. DuPontDeNemours
D E S M O N D
R I C H A R D H. H I G G I N S
Vice-President
Y O R K
A L B E R T A. T I L N E Y
HarveyFisk & Sons
F R E D E R I C K D. U N D E R W O O D
Pres. Erie Railroad Co.
J O H N D. V E R M E U L E
BANK
N E W
S A N F O R D H. S T E E L E
Pres.General ChemicalCo.
Pres. Goodyear RubberCo.
SAMUEL
WEIL
Samuel Weil & Son
CITY
L O U I S G. K A U F M A N
President
OFFICERS
LOUIS G. K A U F M A N , President
FRANK J. HEANEY, Vice-President
WILLIAM H. STRAWN,Vice-President
RICHARD H. HIGGINS, Vice-President
B E R T L. H A S K I N S , Cashier
HENRY L. CADMUS, Asst. Cashier
WALTER B. BOICE, Asst. Cashier
N O R B O R N E P. G A T L I N G , Asst. Cashier
H E N R Y C. H O O L E Y , Asst. Cashier
G E O R G E M. H A R D , Chairman
WE
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INDIVIDUALS
J. G. WHITE COMPANIES
J.G. White & Company, Inc.
Purchase and finance the development of
Water Power, Gas, Electric Light, Steam,
ElectricRailwayand Power Properties.
WeoffertoBankersandDealerspublicutility
securities.
The J.G. White Engineering Corporation
Design and construct Hydro-electric developments,ElectricLightandPowerProperties,
Electric Railways, Gas Plants, Steam Railroads, etc.
Reports, Physical Valuations, Appraisals,
Purchases.
The J.G. White Management Corporation
Operators and Managers of Public Service
Utilities and Industrial Corporations.
43 Exchange Place
CHICAGO
M A N I L A , P. I.
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SAN FRANCISCO
J. G. White & Company, Ltd.
9 Cloak Lane, Cannon Street,
P A R A
B U E N O S AIRES
4
London, E. .
SANTIAGO
California Securities
In sellingyouabondwearegiving
youtheadvantageofmorethantwenty
years' experience in the selection of
well-secured, high interested paying
investments.
Torrance, Marshall& Company
111 W e s t Fourth Street
300 Sansome Street
LosAngeles
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rendered successful service to a large
commercialhouses, and banks. We make arrangements with bankers enabling
themtodrawtheirown draftsonEurope. We canguaranteesatisfactoryrelations
toallwho avail themselves of the following facilities offered by our institution:
Letters of Credit
Travelers' Checks
Members oftheN. Y. Stock Exchange
Investment Securities
CustodyofSecurities
Commercial Credits
Deposit Accounts
ImportsandExportsFinancedand Forwarded
ForeignCoinandNotes
Drafts, Collections, and Cable Payments
on All Parts of the World
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Bank Money Orders
LLOYDS BANK LIMITED.
($5=£1.)
Subscribed Capital, $131,521,000.
Reserve Fund,$14,500,000.
Paid up Capital, $21,043,360.
HEAD OFFICE: 71, L O M B A R D
S T R E E T , L O N D O N , E.C.
(31stDec., 1912) $449,161,906
Deposit a n d Current A c c o u n t s
C a s h in h a n d , atcall, a n d a t s h o r t notice
Bills of E x c h a n g e
Investments
-
-
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A d v a n c e s a n d other Securities-
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THIS BANK KAS OVER 6 5 0
120,147,342
"
47,405,740
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54,696,665
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251,738,245
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OFFICES
IN ENGLAND AND WALES.
Colonial and Foreign Department: 60, Lombard St., London, E.C.
PARIS AUXILIARY: LLOYDS BANK (FRANCE) LIMITED, 19, RUE SCRIBE.
LONDON CITY& MIDLAND BANK
L I M I T E D
H E A D O F F I C E : 5, T H R E A D N E E D L E S T R E E T , L O N D O N , E. .
F O R E I G N B R A N C H OFFICE: F I N C H L A N E , L O N D O N , .
Subscribed Capital
Paid-up Capital
Reserve F u n d
=
=
=
-
=
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$104,367,600
21,743,250
18,500,000
Deposit and Current Accounts
(Nov., 1913)
Cashinhand,atCall,andatShortNotice
66
Bills of Exchange
“
Investments
.
66
Advances, etc.
Over850 Offices inEnglandand Wales
S I R E D W A R D H. H O L D E N , Bart., C H A I R M A N
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$462,443,005
27,114,184
12,979,398
41,612,245
49,842,678
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The London& SouthWestern Bank,L
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L O N D O N , E N G L A N D , and
NEARLY
200
BRANCHES
Agents in all Banking Towns Throughout the World
Capital (Subscribed)
Capital (Paid up)
Reserve
-
-
Total R e s o u r c e s
$
-
-
-
15,000,000
5,875,000
5,875,000
120,000,000
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The Bank's FOREIGN B R A N C H isspecially organized for the representationof
American Banks and for conducting the accountsofAmerican Mercantile Houses
Every Description of Banking Business Undertaken
THE CAPITAL AND COUNTIES BANK LTD.
ESTABLISHED 1834
H e a d Office: 3 9 , Threadneedle Street, L O N D O N , E. .
($5=£1)
$50,000,000
Authorized Capital
Subscribed Capital
Paid up Capital
43,750,000
-
Reserve Fund
8,750,000
-
4,000,000
-
AmountsdueonDepositandotheraccounts (30thJune, 1913) $196,571,615
Cashinhand, at Call and atShort Notice
Investments
BillsofExchange, AdvancesandotherSecurities
44
56,127,495
29,203,440
123,990,680
The Bank has upwards of 460 Offices in England, Wales and
the C h a n n e l
Cable A d d r e s s : Elmfield, L o n d o n .
Islands
Codes: Leibers, Western Union,
Peterson's
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LIST OF
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T H E ORIGINAL “ B A N K E R S ' B L U E B O O K "
Official Bankers' Directory
for
Kansas, Kentucky, Montana and Ohio
State Bankers' Associations
Official Numbering Agent
for
American Bankers Association
J A N U A R Y , 1914
76th E D I T I O N - 4 2 d Y E A R
F O R M S C L O S E D F E B R U A R Y 5th, 1914
C O N T E N T S
Banks, Bankers, and Trust CompaniesintheUnitedStates:-
National,State,orPrivate; yearestablished;
officers; financial statement; principal correspondents, andthe Transit Number of each bankinthe
UnitedStates given exclusively byTheRand-McNallyBankers'Directory under theauthority ofThe
American Bankers Association.
BanksandBankersinCanada,Mexico,Cuba,andU.S. IslandPossessions.
LeadingBanksandBankersinForeignCities.
CashiersandAssistantsalphabeticallyarranged.
Over 10,000Commercial Lawyers intheUnitedStatesandCanada, recommendedbytherespectivebanks
andbankers, andaspeciallypreparedlistofAttorneysinForeignCountries.
Directorsof Banks andTrust Companies in alltownsand citiesintheUnitedStates having two or more
commercial banks.
ANewCountyMap(indexed)ofeachStateintheUnitedStates,amapofeachoftheProvincesofCanada,
ofForeignCountries,oftheIslandPossessionsoftheUnitedStates,and ofPrincipalCitiesintheUnited
States,allprintedincolors(size 11x14 inches).
ANumericalSystemTransitMapforguidanceinroutingchecksandotherbankitems.
PopulationofeveryBankingTownorCity,Censusof1910.
ClearingHousesintheUnitedStatesandCanada, withtheirofficersandmembers.
AllTowns and Villages Without Banks, in the United States and Canada, with theirnearest accessible
banking points.
MembersoftheAmericanandStateBankers' Associations, andalistoftheseAssociationswithOfficers.
SelectedListofStockandBondBrokersinallthePrincipalCities.
TheRevisedBankingandCommercialLawsofeachState,andoftheCanadianProvinces.
AMapandChartoftheUnitedStatesandCanada,givingfullinformationinregardtolegalholidays,grace,
interest,paymentoftimeandsightpaper,etc.
StateBankingDepartmentswiththeNamesandAddressesofthoseincharge.
NamesandAddressesofStateBankExaminers ineachState.
A ListofNationalBankExaminers, withaddressesanddistricts.
DatesofComptrollers'CallstoNationalBanks-1886to1912.
Full information inregard to population,countyseat, money-order office, express office,telegraphstation,
statecapital,etc.,underListofCommercialLawyers.
A Table of Cardinal Numbers and Commercial Terms inTen Languages; Rates of Postage, Value of
ForeignCoins,etc.
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STATESANDTERRITORIES.
STATES ANDTERRITORIES.
Banks.2490Mar
P A G E .
P A G E .
Alabama.
Indexed
Alaska.
Indexed
26
34
Arizona.
Arkansas
California
Colorado.
Connecticut
Cuba
Delaware
Indexed
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IndexMd.
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Florida
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HawaiianIslands
Idaho
Illinois
Indiana.
Iowa
Kansas.
1113
Indexed
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Indexed
Indexed
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168
180
Indexed
Indexed
Utah
Vermont
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378
390
408
Wisconsin.
OnIndex
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Indexed
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Manitoba
Miquelon
OnIndex
NewBrunswick.
Newfoundland.
NovaScotia.
Ontario.
OnIndex
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OnIndex
OnIndex
OnIndex
OnIndex
PrinceEdward Island
I n d e x N . Y.
NewYork.
Indexed
Ind. N. Y. C.
Quebec
Saskatchewan
Yukon.
Mexico
MISCELLANEOUS
1026
IndexVa.
1040
Indexed
DominionofCanada
Alberta
OnIndex
1113
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Ind. C a n .
Ind. C a n .
Indexed
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Wyoming
BritishColumbia
NewMexico.
Indexed
1114
1114
Indexed
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Texas
Virginia.
Indexed
Indexed
Indexed
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NewHampshire.
RhodeIsland.
South Carolina
South Dakota
Washington
WestVirginia
Indexed
Indexed
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Indexed
Indexed
NewJersey
Indexed
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OnIndex
Maryland
Massachusetts
Michigan
Missouri
Montana
Nebraska
Nevada.
Oklahoma.
Oregon
Pennsylvania......
Philippine Islands.
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Mississippi
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1114
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Minnesota
53
Banks.
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1119
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182 SanFrancisco, Cal..
764 Sioux City, Ia.
768 St. Louis,Mo....
Chicago,Ill.
Cincinnati, Ohio.
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Opposite420 Pacific NorthwestStates.
18 Philadelphia,Pa.
432 Philadelphia, Pa.(VicinityMap)
England
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MISCELLANEOUS
CONTENTS
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12
AUSTRALIA and N E W Z E A L A N D .
BANK OF NEW SOUTH WALES
(ESTABLISHED 1817).
Paid-upCapital
$17,500,000
-
Reserve F u n d
11,250,000
17,500,000
ReserveLiabilityofProprietors
$46,250,000
BANKOF NEWSOUTHWALES
AggregateAssets31st March, 1913
J. R U S S E L L
$243,640,881.76
F R E N C H , General
Manager.
335 B R A N C H E S and AGENCIES in the Australian States, New Zealand, Fiji,
Papua (New Guinea),and London. The Bank transactsevery description of AustralianBanking Business. Wool and Produce Credits arranged.
H e a d Office:
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CHAPIN
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L A W
323 J O H N M A R S H A L P L A C E
C H A S . H. B A U M A N
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FormerlyFourandaHalfSt.(N. W.)
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C O L L E C T I O N S
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R E F E R E N C E S : A N Y B A N K I N G I N S T I T U T I O N IN T H E D I S T R I C T OF C O L U M B I A
AN A S S O C I A T E A N D M A N A G E R F O R E A C H B R A N C H OF B U S I N E S S
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S E E D E S C R I P T I V E M A P B A C K OF T H I S P A G E .
AMERICAN
HOLIDAY
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P A G E
Alabama...... Birmingham---AmericanTrust&SavingsBank-opp. 26
Montgomery -NewFarleyNationalBankopp. 34
Arkansas.
California.
LittleRock
Exchange National Bank
LosAngeles___Citizens NationalBank
....FirstNational Bank.....
TorranceMarshall&Co.
P A G E
New York N.Y. City(Con'd)..InternationalBkg.Corporation..opp.1113
-----Knauth, Nachod&Kühne
5
opp. 53
IndexCal.
.....opp. 73
Kountze Brothers_adv.outside
a n d i n s i d e f r o n t cover.
..LaMonte,Geo.& Sons
.-.-.-.-opp. 10
National City Bank.... IndexN. Y. City
__5
San Diego
....-opp. 82
American Nat'lBank.
San Francisco.Angloand LondonParisN.Bk.-opp. 83
"
FirstNational Bank....
------opp. 61
ColoradoNationalBank... Index Colo.
Denver National B a n k o p p . 96
First National Bank ... ....-opp. 97
Denver
Pueblo.
Connecticut
-FirstNationalBank
M a p of Colorado
HartfordNationalBank_IndexConn.
_Hartford
Dist.Columbia,Washington ...ChapinBrown.AttorneyatLaw
Florida....
Georgia
.
Illinois.
Indiana
Indianapolis
.
.
.
Kansas
Kentucky
Dubuque
Sioux City
...opp.239
National CityBank...
DubuqueNat'l Bank
FirstNationalBank..
..Index Ind.
FayetteNational Bank..
Maryland
Baltimore
opp.416
.....IndexMd.
Mcht.&Mech. NationalBank....opp.420
opp.419
Nat'l Bankof Baltimore
FirstNational Bank....
----opp.430
National Shawmut Bank....IndexMass.
....opp.431
OldColonyTrustCo
....opp.432
Second National Bank
FirstNational Bank
PeoplesState Bank
Minneapolis...FirstNationalBank
MapofMichigan
Index Mich.
IndexMinn.
North-WesternNational Bank...opp.502
Security National Bank.. .....opp.503
Merchants National B a n k . o p p . 5 1 4
St. Paul
Kansas City...NationalReserveBank....
..opp.557
St. Louis
Mechanics-AmericanNat'l
Bank.
....Index St. Louis
Mississippi ValleyTrust Co. IndexMo.
NationalBankof Commerce... opp.581
ThirdNationalBank
...opp.533
Billings
Far.andTraders StateBk...IndexMont.
Buffalo
_City Nat'lBank
IndexNeb.
FirstNationalBank...Index N e w H a m p .
NationalCommercialBank Index N. Y.
BankofBuffalo
...opp.664
Nebraska
Omaha..
NewHampshire,Concord
NewYork.....Albany
N. Y. City
cover.
..Chatham&PhenixNat'lB a n k
Chart'dBankofIndia. Australia
__FranklinNationalBank.
__Girard NationalBank
_Girard TrustCo.
Pittsburgh
MellonNationalBank..
Tennessee
FourthNat'lBank
HanoverNational Bank
.....opp. 679
.....opp.680
Irving Nat'l Bank,opp.indexto
N.Y. City and on Negotiable
InstrumentsMap.
13
opp.845
Central-StateBk. & Tr. Co. IndexTenn.
-Central StateNationalBank IndexTenn.
Memphis
SecurityBank&TrustCo.opp.943
-----Union& PlantersBk.& Tr. Co..opp.943
Nashville
AmericanNationalBank... IndexTenn.
opp.965
AmericanNationalBank
Austin
Dallas.
44
.
AustinNationalBank.....MapofTexas
-----American Exchange Nat.Bk. opp.977
- - - - - C i t y N a t i o n a l B a n k o p p .977
.
.
.
.
D e n i s o n S t a t e N a t i o n a l Bank
IndexTexas
First National Bank
------opp.983
"
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Utah..
SaltLake City McCornick & C o . . .
...-opp. 1026
NationalBankof theRepublic_opp.1027
Virginia
Norfolk
Richmond
..
Washington
Tacoma
WestVirginia..Wheeling
Wisconsin..
Milwaukee
Manitoba...
Winnepeg.
Ontario, Can...Ottawa
..Toronto
Quebec
Montreal
WalkerBrothers
..MapofUtah
NationalBankofCommerce...opp.1040
American NationalBk. M a p o f Virginia
MerchantsNationalBank
opp.1031
National State&CityBank
Index Va.
National B a n k o f T a c o m a
opp.1063
National ExchangeBank . I n d e x W . Va.
MarineNationalBank
opp.1095
Wisconsin NationalBank
IndexWis.
UnionBankof Canada
.....-opp. 1124
Bank of Ottawa
opp. 1138
Bank ofToronto.....
opp. 1142
CanadianBankofCommerceIndexCana.
Bank ofBritishNorthAmerica.opp.1148
B a n k ofMontreal
Opp.1115
Merchants BankofCanada.opp.1117
MolsonsBank
Australia.....
Sydney
London, England
andChina. opp. Index Foreign
Chase National Bank
opp. 678
.-opp. 777
. Providence
dnalsIed
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s I . Co
RxednI
Industrial
Chattanooga...American Trust&BankingCo...opp.945
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opp.875
opp.873
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Market StreetNationalBank
opp.874
PhiladelphiaNational Bank
opp.876
BankofPittsburgh-Nat. Assn.-opp.880
6
London
3
opp.874
...opp.845
--Fourth StreetNationalBank...-opp.872
American ExchangeN.Bank
IndexN.Y. City
.....Blair& Co...adv.onoutsideback
opp.770
MapOkla.
UnitedStates NationalBk.IndexOregon
Association.........
IndexKy.
Portland..
Michigan......Detroit.
Exchange National Bank
---opp. 379
Maine
Massachusetts.Boston.
Ohio National Bank
Tulsa.
Portland
FirstNationalBank
---opp.390
-American Nat. Bank--MapofKentucky
NationalBankof Commerce....opp.391
FidelityTrustCo
CitizensNationalBank
Columbus.
--CornExchangeNat'lBank_IndexPenna.
Live Stock NationalBank......IowaMap
SecurityNational Bank.. .- opp.328
CentralNational Bank
. KansasMap
Topeka
Lexington
Louisville
--4
Pennsylvania_Philadelphia...Bk. ofNorth America-National
Index Iowa
IndexIowa
Snow, Church&Co...
UnionNational Bank
Montana
Oregon
FletcherAmericanNat.Bank_opp.254
New Orleans__Whitney-CentralNational Bk...-opp.408
..Whitney-Central Tr.& Sav. Bk..opp.408
Missouri
Oklahoma
Cont.&Com'lNationalBank
opp.169
DroversDepositN.Bank--MapofIdaho
First National Bank .... -----opp.181
Merchants Loan& T r . C o . o p p . 1 8 2
Louisiana.
Minnesota.
frontcoverandpage
N. Carolina ..Raleigh
IndexN. C.
RaleighBkg.&Tr. Co.
N. Dakota
Grand Forks -FirstNationalBank
Index N.Dak.
--NorthwesternTrustCo..MapNo.Dakota
--Scandinavian-Am. Bank MapofN.Dak.
Ohio
Cincinnati
Citizens NationalBank
Index Ohio
--Fifth-ThirdNationalBank......opp.764
Cleveland
---UnionNational Bank
-opp. 768
.
Merchants Nat. Bank
lowa
8
___CommercialNationalBank...IndexD.C.
Jacksonville
HeardNationalBank...
opp.123
Atlanta.
___AmericanNationalBank
.....-opp.132
AtlantaNational Bank
.-opp.131
Fourth NationalBank.
opp.133
IndexGa
ThirdNational Bank
Columbus.
ThirdNationalBank
...opp.137
Savannah
Savannah Bk.&Tr.Co...MapofGeorgia
Chicago.
Abernethy Folding Shade Co...opp.183
Allerton,Greene&King
Index III.
..H.M.Byllesby& Co... Backbone
outsidecoverand
5
CentralTrustCo. ofIllinois
opp.180
.....opp.677
..J. G. White& Co....adv. outside
5
TorranceMarshall& Co......
Colorado.
National P a r k B a n k
_SeaboardNationalBank
... opp.1149
RoyalBankof C a n a d a o p p . 1 1 1 6
BankofNewSouthWales
opp. 12
BankofNewSouthWales
opp. 12
CapitalandCountiesBank, Ltd.
8
CharteredBank of India, Australiaand
China.....
---opp. IndexForeign
Lloyds Bank,Lt'd. Onpage....... __6
LondonCityandMidlandBank,Ltd...6
LondonandSouthwesternBank, Ltd...8
Union of LondonandSmith's Bank,
Ltd..
Index Loudon
INTEREST RATES, GRACE ON SIGHT DRAFTS, AND
STATUTES
OF
LIMITATION
INTEREST R A T E S - N O T E S A N D
ACCEPTANCES-GRACE.
TERRITORIES.
Legal
Rate
Rateof
by
Interest Contract.
Acceptances
Dueon
Holi-
days.
Half
Days.
Arepayable
Perct. Percent. andprotestable
theday8
Alabama
Alaska.
Arizona
---.
Arkansas
California.
Colorado....
Connecticut..
Delaware
DistrictofColumbia.
Florida
8
After
8
69
6
6
8
8
After
12
Idaho
7
12
5
7
6
8
Iowa.....
6
8
Kansas
6
10
After
After
After
After
After
After
Kentucky.
Louisiana
Maine..
6
6
After
Mississippi.
Missouri
Montana.
Nebraska
Nevada
N e w Hampshire_
NewJersey.
NewMexico
Before
Grace
After
After
5
6
6
6
5
6
6
6
8
7
7
After
After
6
After
Anyrate After
7
After
10
After
8
Before
8
After
12
After
10
After
12
After
8
12
6
6
After
6
6
After
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After
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After
After
After
After
After
After
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After
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After
After
After
After
After
After
After
After
After
After
Wyoming.
Alberta..
BritishColumbia
Manitoba
NewBrunswick
NovaScotia
5
5
5
Ontario.
5
Quebec
5
Saskatchewan
5
Anyrate
Anyrate
Anyrate
Anyrate
Anyrate
20
20
10
20
10
3
5
5
5
2-5
5-15
15
15
5
10
10
6
6-20
20
20
3
3-12
12
12
3
20
4
6
7
6
6
6
20
20
3
3
10
10
6
6
10
6
6
15
21
15
After
After
After
After
After
After
After
After
3
5
1-5
6
6
10
10
6
6
20
20
109
10
10
5
Grace
6
6
20
20
Grace
6
6
20
6-20
Nograce
Nograce
6
6
6
6
10
6
Grace
4
4
10
4
Nograce
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Nograce
Nograce
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4
6
8
6
8
8
Grace
After
After
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After
6
6-14
10-20
20
10
3
5
10
3
6
6
6
5
10
10
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10-20
6
6
10-20
8
10
5-10
6
6
12
20
Grace
6
6
20
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Grace
6
6
10
10
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6
6
20
20
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Grace
6
6
20
20
After
Grace
Grace
6
20
After
Grace
Grace
5
5
30
After
Grace
Grace
6
6
12
*InDenver,DueSaturdayduringJune,JulyandAugustpaynextbusinessday.
+Anyrateagreeduponinwritingislegaloncollateraldemandloansof$5000.andover.
§SaturdayprotestoptionalMondayinCharlestonandRichlandCo.
14
10
5
16
Before
Seelaws,indexedinbackofthisvolume.
6
20
After
After
After
After
After
After
10
20
After
5
5
20
6
After
After
5
6
10
6
After
After
5
5
6
After
After
After
Anyrate After
Anyrate After
Anyrate After
4
6
After
After
20
Grace
After
12
7
Nograce
Nograce
Nograce
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$
10
6
5
After
8
4
6
After
6
20
6
After
6
20
6
8
6
5
4
After
After
After
After
After
12
3
8
Anyrate
After
After
After
20
12
5
7
6
20
3
5
6
12
6
3
4
After
After
6
3
10
After
6
6
10
6
Virginia
Washington
WestVirginia.
Wisconsin
17
10
After
After
201
8
6
After
6
6
10
Anyrate Anyrate After
After
6
6
3
10
6
6
5
10
12
5
5
Nograce
Nograce
Nograce
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6
6
10
Nograce
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Grace
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Grace
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Nograce
Nograce
Nograce
Nograce
Nograce
Nograce
Grace
After
6
8
5
2-4
6
8
Utah.....
Vermont.
3
4
6
6
Before
10
5
7
After
10
5
6
After
After
After
After
After
6
4
3
After
Texas...
3
Grace
After
After
After
After
After
Tennessee
10
10
6
6
20
10
10
12
12
6
6
6-10
7
7
3
6
6
6
6
Years.
6
NorthCarolina
NorthDakota
Ohio......
RhodeIsland
SouthCarolina
SouthDakota...
nessed.
6
After
After
After
After
Years.
Sealed
Instruments
wit-
6
After
6
12
Years.
Judg-
20
12
6
ments.
20
6
PortoRico.....
Notes
and
Contracts.
6
6
Oregon
Pennsylvania
PhilippineIslands
Accounts.
6
After
NewYork
Oklahoma
Drafts.
After
After
10
After
Anyrate After
Anyrate After
12
After
6
After
6
After
10
After
Sight
Bills.
Nograce
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Notes.
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After
6
6
Open
Years.
Before
7
Minnesota
observed
theday-
After
8
Maryland
Massachusetts
Michigan
are
12
Hawaii.
Indiana
After
Holidays
fallingon
Sunday
8
Georgia
Illinois
LIMITATIONS.
Notesand
STATES
A N D
S T A T U T E S OF
10
20
N U M B E R
OF
B A N K S
A N D
B A N K E R S
A N D
Alabama
Alaska.
Arizona
Arkansas.
California
Colorado
Connecticut
Delaware.
TotalNational
Banks.
90
2
Idaho
Illinois
4 6 2
Indiana
Iowa..
Kansas.
256
339
211
143
31
Florida
Georgia
Kentucky
Louisiana.
Maine..
72
Massachusetts
Michigan.
102
198
100
Minnesota.
2 6 4
Mississippi
Missouri
Montana
32
132
58
Nebraska.
241
Maryland
Nevada
11
NewHampshire.
56
NewJersey.
NewMexico
204
38
55
NewYorkCity
N e w YorkState..
NorthCarolina..
NorthDakota..
427
Ohio.
72
140
378
Oklahoma
340
Oregon.....
Pennsylvania..
83
837
RhodeIsland
SouthCarolina.
SouthDakota.
Tennessee
Texas
Utah...
Vermont..
Virginia
Washington
WestVirginia.
Wisconsin
Wyoming...
GrandTotal,UnitedStates..
U N I T E D
STATES
STATES
13
57
216
125
82
25
14
50
116
55
DistrictofColumbia.
T H E
C A N A D A
UNITED
STATE.
IN
20
48
105
115
524
23
49
130
80
117
130
30
7,543
TotalState
Banksand
TrustCos.
TotalSavings TotalPrivate
Banks.
Banks.
263
13
54
413
12
18
368
145
166
45
24
80
23
1
2
9
12
188
673
131
697
506
389
915
465
239
62
90
4
6
14
37
2
*
2
8
E
R
*
5
8
2
8
8
F
g
8
2
2
8
7
N
Z
E
E
E
E
R
H
E
Z
O
R
L
O
R
77
3 2 0
843
304
1,247
204
710
3
1
3
4
20
14
15
27
4
20
4
715
9
9
3.
50
51
174
144
9
24
62
1
19
23
13
54
25
41
5
211
58
83
4 0 2
17
721
191
315
8
7
4
4
62
129
275
18
1
65
9
1,143
624
277
188
305
578
839
1,134
361
1,506
979
36
1 2 4
2
359
84
549
802
494
750
204
81
3
1
2
3
154
6
6
81
957
1,758
1
1 1 2
318
497
399
1,900
2
438
1
254
16
233
3
21
9
14
17
17
23
383
18
68
487
789
322
230
52
41
256
846
190
284
21
608
438
Total
AllBanks.
1,182
916
249
1,531
1
64
396
633
532
1
196
1,609
5
3
112
105
34
21
264
15
17
260
4
25
3 7 0
9
1
17
1
6
305
779
106
626
73
16,317
2,103
1
3
3,065*
4 2 6
29,028
This includesourSelectedListofInvestmentHouseswhosenamesappearundertheirrespectivecities.
C A N A D A
Alberta....
257
BritishColumbia.
Manitoba
208
191
Miquelon...
1
NewBrunswick
Newfoundland
NovaScotia
Ontario
70
19
110
1,045
PrinceEdwardIsland.
17
485
300
Quebec..
Saskatchewan
Yukon
3
Total,CanadianBanksandBankers.
2,706
15
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CLASSES.
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ThirdClass-Books,circulars,pamphlets,andothermatterwhollyin print,proofsheets,
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correctedproofsheetsandmanuscriptcopyaccompanying same....
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1cent.
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2cents.
1cent.
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Mexico
5cents.
rates.
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10cents.
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$0.05
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$0.06
$0.07
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$0.09
$0.11
$0.12
0.0
0.01
0.01
0.02
0.04
0.06
0.08
0.10
0.12
1stzone
Weight
1stpound
Eachadditional lb.
Local
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5.00
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20.00
10.00.
20.00.
30.00.
50.00.
15c
18c
60.00.
75.00.
100.00.
30c
Over$30.00andnotexceeding$40.00.
40.00
50.00
60.00
75.00
5c
8c
10c
12c
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Central Reserve Cities
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.
Columbus
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.
Pueblo
St. Joseph
•
DesMoines
St. Paul
Detroit
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•
San Francisco
•
Savannah
South Omaha
•
Houston.
Indianapolis
KansasCity, Kan.
Kansas City,Mo.
Lincoln
SaltLakeCity
SanAntonio
•
FortWorth
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Philadelphia
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.
Sioux City
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AS
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H O W
F O U N D
Membersof, indicated bya....
•after n a m e o f b a n k .
NumericalSystem, Explanationof
M a p opposite page 18.
Page17.
Pages19-20-21.
..
Officers of
BankExaminers
BankersAssociations
NationalandState,withaddresses
andOfficers
Pages17-18.
Banks.
of United States, National, State, and Private;
statement,officers, general information
Indexed alphabetically as to States,
Calendar
foryear.
Canada
Banksof,givingallbranches,officers,capital, cor-
Towns
respondents,etc.
and Banks.
Page7.
Indexed"Cana.",AlphabeticalastoProvinces.
CashiersandAssistantCashiers.. Alphabetically arranged, enabling the location of
ClearingHouseMembers.........
ClearingHouses
Comptrollers'Calls
Correspondents
County...
CountySeat
DateofOrganizationofBank
Directors
Financial Statement...
Indexed"Cash."
abankbythenameofitsofficers
beforethenameofbank.
ineach city,indicated bya.....
in United States and Canada and rules ofreserve
Page24.
citiesgoverningcollections
toNationalBanks,datesofanddayofweek, from
1886todate
ofeachbank given.....
inwhichtown islocated given.....
indicatedbya
OppositePage24.
Afternameofbank.
A f t e r n a m e o f each t o w n .
b e f o r e n a m e of t o w n , both in B a n k
L i s t a n d i n L a w y e r s List.
Figures afternameofbank.
indicatedby
Indexed"Direct."
ofBanksandTrustCompanies.
ofeverybankin UnitedStatesand Canada given
afternameofbank...
Indexed Alphabetically, as to States,
TownsandBanks.
Indexed"Forgn."
andBankers(SelectedList)
Foreign Coins
Page23.
Valueof, inU.S.Money....
Tableof cardinalnumbersand commercial terms,
Foreign Languages.
Page22.
intenlanguages
Underindex"Lawy."
Speciallyprepared list ...
Foreign Lawyers..
Grace,Days of.......
P a g e 1 4 a n d mapoppositepage12.
Alphabeticallyarrangedasto states
...
Holidays
Tableof, according tostates.
OppositePage13.
InterestRates
Alphabeticallyarranged bystates,forquickreference
Page14.
Investment BankersAssociation. Officersof
Page18.
Foreign B a n k s
Memberslistedinlargecitiesmarkedby a
Islands
A f t e r n a m e of firm.
Cuba,Hawaii,PortoRico,andPhilippines,Banksof Indexedimmediatelyafter States.
Laws..
A carefully prepareddigestof Bankingand ComIndexed "Laws."
mercialLawsof eachstate..
R e c o m m e n d e d b y banksineach banking t o w n i n
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eignattorneys....
Opposite Index"Laws."
Legislatures.
Dates ofMeetings....
Guide Letter and Figure after
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each
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Maps
Rand-McNally's newest mapsof states, principal See Index Page 12.
cities,CanadianProvinces,Mexico,etc.
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B A N K E R S ' A S S O C I A T I O N S , 1914
A M E R I C A N
B A N K E R S '
K A N S A S
ASSOCIATION.
B A N K E R S ' ASSOCIATION.
President,W.J.Bailey,vice-pres.ExchangeNationalBank,Atchison.
President, Arthur Reynolds, president Des Moines National Bank,
D e s M o i n e s , Ia.
FirstVice-President,Wm.A. Law, firstvice-president FirstNational
Vice-President,E. E. Mullaney,cashier Farmers & Merchants Bank,
B a n k , Philadelphia, P a .
HillCity.
Secretary, W. W. B o w m a n , Topeka.
Treasurer, F. M. Shiras, cashier Peoples National B a n k , Ottawa.
Bank,Galveston, Tex.
President, F.M.Gettys, cashierUnionNationalBank,Louisville.
Secretary, A. B. Davis,AmericanNationalBankBuilding, Louisville.
Treasurer, HenryD. Ormsby, cash. Nat. B k . ofKentucky, Louisville.
General Secretary,FrederickE. Farnsworth,5NassauSt., NewYork
City.
Treasurer, J. W. Hoopes, vice-president and cashier City National
K E N T U C K Y
Ass'tSecretary,WilliamG. Fitzwilson, 5NassauSt., NewYorkCity.
Secretary, Clearing House Section, O. HowardWolfe, 5Nassau St.,
LOUISIANA
NewYorkCity.
GeneralCounsel, T h o m a s B . Paton, 5 N a s s a u St.,New York City.
Secretary, L. O. Broussard, president B a n k ofAbbeville, Abbeville.
Treasurer,L.M.Pool,vice-pres.HiberniaBk.&Tr.Co.,NewOrleans.
B A N K E R S ' ASSOCIATION.
M A I N E
g o m e r y .
Bank,PellCity.
B A N K E R S ' ASSOCIATION.
President, Albert Steinfeld, president Consolidated National Bank,
Tucson.
Vice-President, W. C. Foster, cashierPhoenix SavingsBank& Trust
M A R Y L A N D
Vice-President, Geo. R. Gehr, cashier FirstNat. Bk., Westminster.
Co., Phoenix.
Secretary,CharlesHann,asst.cashierNat.MechanicsBk.,Baltimore.
Treasurer, W m . Marriott, cashierWestern BationalBank,Baltimore.
M A S S A C H U S E T T S
B A N K E R S ' ASSOCIATION.
Boston.
Vice-Pres., J. K. Browning, cashier B a n k of Piggott, Piggott.
Vice-President, Ralph P. Alden, cashier Springfield National B a n k ,
Springfield.
Secretary, GeorgeW. H y d e , asst. cashierFirst NationalBk., Boston.
Treasurer, J. H. Gifford, cashier Merchants Nat. Bank, Salem.
Secretary, Robt.E. Wait,pres.Citiz. Inv. & Sec. Co., LittleRock.
Treasurer, T. E. Brown, DeQueen.
CALIFORNIA B A N K E R S ' ASSOCIATION.
President,L. P. Behrens, cashier First N a t i o n a l B a n k o f S a n Mateo
Co., RedwoodCity.
M I C H I G A N
SanF.
Secretary, Frederick H. Colburn, 1064 Mills Bldg., San Francisco.
Treasurer, W. H. High, asst.cashier,Anglo&LondonParisNat.Bk.,
S a n F .
B A N K E R S ' ASSOCIATION.
M I N N E S O T A
President,D. R.Wilkie,gen'lmgr.ImperialBankofCanada,Toronto.
SecretaryandTreasurer,W.G. More,ImperialBankofCanadaBldg.,
Secretary,G.H.Richards,611 NorthwesternBankBldg.,Minneapolis.
Treasurer, J. J. Ponsford, cashierStateBank of Watertown, Watertown.
MISSISSIPPI
Treasurer,D.T.Stone,cashierUnitedStatesBank&TrustCo.,Grand
TUCIT
BCEANNNOCK.NEOIRTASIC'
OSSA
President, O. H. Brothwell, cashier First-BridgeportNational Bank,
Bridgeport.
Vice-President,N.D. Prince,cash.WindhamCo.Nat. Bk., Danielson.
Secretary,Chas.E.Hoyt,treasurerSo.NorwalkTr. Co., So.Norwalk.
President, J.B. Jennings,vice-pres. MechanicsSavingsBk.,Moberly.
Vice-President, R. S. Hawes, vice-pres.ThirdNationalBk., St. Louis.
Secretary, W. F. Keyser, Sedalia.
Treasurer, W. C. Gordon, cashier Farmers Savings Bank, Marshall.
Treasurer, H. H. Larkum, cashier First NationalBank, Rockville.
B A N K E R S ' ASSOCIATION.
President, B. F. Saul, president H o m e Savings Bank, Washington.
M O N T A N A
First Vice-Pres., GeorgeE. Fleming,vice-pres. UnionTr. Co., Wash-
MilesCity.
Secretary and Treasurer, M a r k Skinner, cashier Commercial Trust
& SavingsBank, GreatFalls.
B A N K E R S ' ASSOCIATION.
N E B R A S K A
President, S. A. W o o d , cashier VolusiaCountyBank, D e L a n d .
FirstVice-Pres.,H.W. Bivins,cashierBk. ofClearwater,Clearwater.
Secretary a n d Treasurer, G. R. DeSaussure, vice-president Barnett
National Bank, Jacksonville.
B A N K E R S ' ASSOCIATION.
President, J. R. Cain, Jr., cashier State BankofStella, Stella.
Secretary, WilliamB. Hughes, mgr. O m a h a Clearing House, O m a h a .
Treasurer, W. E. Rhoades, cashier United StatesNat. B a n k , O m a h a .
N E V A D A
B A N K E R S ' ASSOCIATION.
B A N K E R S ' ASSOCIATION.
President, Geo. H. Taylor, asst. cashierWashoeCountyBank,Reno.
Vice-President. A. E. Kimball, president First Nat. Bank, Elko.
Secretary,J.W.Davey,(ExecutiveClerk),NixonNationalBank,Reno.
Treasurer, W. R. Bracken, vice-pres. First StateBank, Las Vegas.
President, L. P. Hillyer, vice-pres. American Nat. Bk., M a c o n .
FirstVice-Pres., L.G. Council,presidentPlantersBank,Americus.
Secretary, H a y n e s M c F a d d e n , CandlerBldg.,Atlanta.
Treasurer,E.C. Smith,cashierGriffinBankingCo., Griffin.
I D A H O
B A N K E R S ' ASSOCIATION.
President, D. R. Peeler, president Bank ofCommerce, Kalispell.
Vice-President, C. W. Butler, vice-president State National Bank,
ington.
SecondVice-Pres., W. T. Galliher, pres. American Nat. Bk., W a s h .
Secretary, John Poole, president FederalNat. Bank, Washington.
Treasurer, A. S. Gatley,cashier LincolnNationalBank, Washington.
G E O R G I A
B A N K E R S ' ASSOCIATION.
President, J. F. Flournoy, Jr., cashier First Nat. Bank, Canton.
Vice-President, Henry Hart, president B a n k o f W i n o n a , Winona.
Secretary, T. H. Dickson, Jackson.
Treasurer, E. P. Peacock, cashier B a n k of Clarksdale, Clarksdale.
MISSOURI B A N K E R S ' ASSOCIATION.
Junction.
F L O R I D A
B A N K E R S ' ASSOCIATION.
neapolis.
Vice-President, W. D. Willard, cashierFirst National Bk.. Mankato.
B A N K E R S ' ASSOCIATION.
C O L U M B I A
ASSOCIATION.
President, J. S. Pomeroy, vice-president Security Nat. Bank, Min-
President, F. O. Roof, vice-president Minnequa Bank, Pueblo.
Vice-President,J.C.Burger,cashierHamiltonNationalBank,Denver.
Secretary,PaulHardey,cashierInterstateTrustBank,Denver.
OF
B A N K E R S '
President, Geo. E. Lawson, vice-pres. Peoples State Bank, Detroit.
First Vice-President, J. R. Wylie, president G r a n d Rapids City
National Bank,GrandRapids.
Secretary, M r s . H . M . Brown,Ass'nOffice,1413FordBldg., Detroit.
Treasurer, G. L. Taylor, cashier Citizens SavingsBank, Owosso.
Counsel, Hal. H. Smith ofBeaumont, Smith & Harris, Detroit.
Vice-President,R.M.Welch,vice-pres.SavingsUnionBank&Tr.Co.,
DISTRICT
B A N K E R S ' ASSOCIATION.
President, Chas. P. Blinn, Jr., vice-president National U n i o n B a n k ,
President, J. D. Covey, deputy bankcommissioner, Little Rock.
Toronto, Ont.
C O L O R A D O
B A N K E R S ' ASSOCIATION.
President, W. C. Page, president Calvert Bank, Baltimore.
Secretary, Morris Goldwater, pres. Com'l Tr. & Sav. Bk., Prescott.
Treasurer, LloydB. Christy,cashierValleyBank, Phenix.
C A N A D I A N
B A N K E R S ' ASSOCIATION.
President, JohnR. Gould, teller Augusta Trust Co., Augusta.
Vice-President, Sewall T. Maddocks, cashier First National B a n k ,
BoothbayHarbor.
Secretary, Hascall S. Hall, treasurerKennebecTrustCo., Waterville.
Treasurer, Geo.A. Safford, treasurerKenduskeagTrust Co.,Bangor.
Vice-President,L.G.Comer,vice-presidentBankofEufaula,Eufaula.
SecretaryandTreasurer,McLaneTilton, Jr.,presidentFirstNational
ARKANSAS
B A N K E R S ' ASSOCIATION.
Vice-President,AndrewQuerbes,vice-pres. FirstNat.Bk., Shreveport.
President, Michael Cody, presidentExchangeNationalBank, Mont-
A R I Z O N A
ASSOCIATION.
President, H. D. Apgar, cashier Union National Bank, Monroe.
ManagerProtectiveDept., L. W.Gammon,5NassauSt.,NewYork.
ALABAMA
B A N K E R S '
N E W
B A N K E R S ' ASSOCIATION.
H A M P S H I R E
B A N K E R S ' ASSOCIATION.
President, Arthur M. Heard, pres. Amoskeag Nat. Bk., Manchester.
Secretary, Charles W. Brewster, Secretary Piscataqua Savings Bank,
President, W m . Thomson,cashierLewistonNat.Bank,Lewiston.
Vice-President, Frank H. Parsons, cashier PacificNationalBank,
Portsmouth.
Boise.
Treasurer, H. H. Dudley, cashierMechanicks Nat. Bk., Concord.
Secretary, J.W. Robinson, SecretaryUnionSavings& Tr. Co., Boise.
Treasurer, J. C.Blackwell, cashier P a r m a State Bank, P a r m a .
ILLINOIS
N E W
President. S. B. Montgomery, president State Savings L o a n &
Trust Co., Quincy.
Vice-President,J.S.Aisthorpe,presidentFirstBank&TrustCo.,Cairo
B A N K E R S ' ASSOCIATION.
Secretary, W m . J. Field, secretary and treasurer Commercial Trust
C o m p a n y o f N e w Jersey, Jersey City.
Chairman Executive Council, George Woodruff, president First
Treasurer, Edward S. Pierson, president Greenville Banking Trust
NationalBank,Joliet.
Co., JerseyCity.
Secretary, R. L. Crampton, R o o m 1030, T h e Rookery, Chicago.
Treasurer, C. H. Fox, assistant secretary Chicago Savings B a n k &
TrustCo., Chicago.
INDIANA
JERSEY
President, B. H. Minch, vice-pres. Bridgeton Nat. Bank, Bridgeton.
Vice-President, I. Snowden Haines, cashier Mechanics National
Bank,Burlington.
B A N K E R S ' ASSOCIATION.
N E W
M E X I C O
B A N K E R S ' ASSOCIATION.
President, D. T. Hoskins, cashier San Miguel National Bank, East
L a s Vegas.
B A N K E R S ' ASSOCIATION.
President, M. S. Sonntag, pres. AmericanTr. & Sav. Bk., Evansville.
Vice-President.J.P.Frenzel, Jr. assistant cashierMerchantsNational
B a n k , Indianapolis.
Secretary, Andrew Smith, vice-pres., Indiana Nat. Bk., Indianapolis.
Treasurer,GuyR.Brackin,cashier FarmersDepositBank,Montpelier.
I O W A B A N K E R S ' ASSOCIATION.
President, D . L . Heinsheimer, Glenwood.
Vice-President, FrankEpperson,vice-presidentManning&Epperson
StateBank, Eddyville.
Secretary, P. W. Hall,Des Moines.
Treasurer, H. G. Moore, cashier Wellman Savings Bank, Wellman,
K A N S A S A S S O C I A T I O N OF S T A T E B A N K S .
President, WilliamMacferran,presidentState Savings Bank, Topeka.
First Vice-President, J. E.Wagner,cashierFirst StateBank, Larned.
Secretary, W. E. Wilson,cashier FarmersState Bank, Washington.
Treasurer, F. G. Bergen, cashier State B a n k of Summerfield, Summerfield.
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Vice-President, J. B. Herndon, president State National Bank,
Albuquerque.
Chairman Executive Committee, C. N. Blackwell, president First
National Bank, Raton.
Secretary, J. C. Christensen, Raton.
Treasurer,RoyMcDonald,cashierStateNationalBank,Albuquerque.
NEW
YORK
STATE
B A N K E R S ' ASSOCIATION.
President, Robert H. Treman, president Tompkins County National
B a n k , Ithaca.
Vice-President, James H. Perkins, pres. Nat. Com'l Bank, Albany.
Treasurer, Leslie W. Burdick, cashier First Nat. Bank, Gouverneur.
Secretary, WilliamJ. Henry, 11 Pine St., N. Y. City.
N E W
Y O R K
SAVINGS
B A N K
ASSOCIATION.
President, William Felsinger, president New York Savings Bank,
NewYorkCity.
Secretary, FredericB. Stevens. treasurerNat. Savings Bank, Albany.
Treasurer,Wm. H.Rockwood,pres.UnionSquareSav.Bk., N.Y. City.
Counsel, CharlesA.Miller, pres.SavingsBankofUtica, Utica, N.Y.
B A N K E R S ' A S S O C I A T I O N S , 1914—Continued
N O R T H
C A R O L I N A
B A N K E R S ' ASSOCIATION.
T E X A S
President, Geo. A. Holderness, president Farmers Banking& Trust
Co., Tarboro.
Vice-President, Thos. E. Cooper, cashier American National B a n k ,
B a n k , Galveston.
Wilmington.
SecretaryandTreasurer,W.A.Hunt,cashierCitizensBk.,Henderson.
N O R T H D A K O T A B A N K E R S ' ASSOCIATION.
President, Lewis F. Crawford, cashier Interstate B a n k of Billings
County,SentinelButte.
Vice-President. J. J. Neirling, pres. Citizens Nat. Bk., Jamestown.
Secretary, W. C. Macfadden, Fargo.
Treasurer, J. R. Carley, cashier First Nat. Bank, G r a n d Forks.
OHIO
B A N K E R S ' ASSOCIATION.
Assistant Secretary, Lydia Littman, Galveston.
Treasurer, T. B. Benson, cashierBartlett NationalBank,Bartlett.
U T A H
Vice-President, E. L. Coen, vice-president ErieCounty BankingCo.,
Vermilion.
First Vice President, H. E. Hatch, presidentThatcherBros. Banking
Co.,Logan.
SecondVice-President, JohnD. Dixon, cashier Farmers& Merchants
SecretaryandTreasurer,J.E. Shepard,cashierCacheValleyBanking
Co., Logan.
V E R M O N T
Liverpool.
B A N K E R S ' ASSOCIATION.
President, W. S. Guthrie, vice-pres. Farmers Nat. Bk., Oklahoma.
Vice-President, H. M. Spalding, pres. Peoples Bank, North Enid.
Secretary, W. B. Harrison, Enid, Okla.
Treasurer, S. Jackson, president Cheyenne StateBank, Cheyenne.
O R E G O N
President, W. L. Thompson, pres. AmericanNat. B a n k , Pendleton.
Vice-President,A.C. Shute,presidentAmericanNat. Bk.,Hillsboro.
Secretary,J. L.Hartman,Hartman&Thompson,Bankers,Portland.
Treasurer,A.J.Johnson,presidentBentonCountyNat. Bk.,Corvallis
VIRGINIA B A N K E R S ' ASSOCIATION.
W A S H I N G T O N B A N K E R S ' ASSOCIATION.
B A N K E R S ' ASSOCIATION.
President, Montgomery Evans, president Norristown Trust Co.,
Norristown.
Vice-president, L.T.McFadden,cashierFirstNationalBank,Canton.
Secretary, D. S. Kloss, cashier First National Bank, Tyrone.
President, W. H. Martin, cashier Pioneer Nat. Bank, Ritzville.
Vice-President, Robert M o o d y , vice-president First National B a n k ,
Everett.
Secretary, P.C. Kauffman. Tacoma.
Treasurer, P. M. Winans, cashier First NationalBank, Walla Walla.
Treasurer, A. D. Swift, cashier Elk County National Bk., Ridgway.
C A R O L I N A
B A N K E R S ' ASSOCIATION.
President, C. P. Smith, pres. Burlington Savings Bank, Burlington.
Vice-Pres., Henry F. Field, pres. RutlandCountyNat. Bk., Rutland.
Secretary,C. S.Webster,treas.BartonSavingsBk.&Tr.Co.,Barton.
Treasurer, D. L. Wells, cashier First National Bank, Orwell.
President, Joseph M. Hurt, cashier Citizens Bank, Blackstone.
Vice-President, C. E. Tiffany, pres. Fauquier Nat. Bank, Warrenton.
Secretary, Walker Scott, cashierPlanters Bank, Farmville.
Treasurer, Julien H. Hill, cash. Nat. StateandCity Bk., Richmond.
B A N K E R S ' ASSOCIATION.
P E N N S Y L V A N I A
ASSOCIATION.
LakeCity.
Secretary, S. B. Rankin, Wyandotte Bldg., Columbus.
Treasurer, HarryT. Hall, vice-president Dollar Savings Bank, East
O K L A H O M A
B A N K E R S '
President, Frank Knox, president National B a n k ofRepublic, Salt
B a n k , Provo.
President, R. D. Sneath, president C o m ' l N a t . Bank, Tiffin.
S O U T H
B A N K E R S ' ASSOCIATION.
President, Nathan A d a m s , cashier American Exchange National
B a n k , Dallas.
Secretary, J. W. Hoopes, vice-president and cashier City National
B A N K E R S ' ASSOCIATION.
W E S T
VIRGINIA
B A N K E R S ' ASSOCIATION.
President, GlennF. Barnes, cashier Nat. B k . ofFairmont, Fairmont.
Vice-President, H. W. Chadduck, cashier Grafton Banking & Trust
President, BrightWilliamson, presidentBankofDarlington, Darlington.
C o . , Grafton.
Vice-President, C. J. Shannon, Jr., president First National Bank,
Secretary and Treasurer, J. S. Hill, cash. Nat. CityBk., Charleston.
Camden.
SecretaryandTreasurer,LeeG.Holleman,pres.PeoplesBk.,Anderson.
S O U T H
D A K O T A
President, M. P. Beebe, presidentBankofIpswich, Ipswich.
Vice-President, T. W. Delicate,presidentCusterCountyBk., Custer.
Secretary, J. E. Platt, president Security Bank, Clark.
Treasurer, S. T. Kiddoo, cashier Sioux Falls Nat. Bk., Sioux Falls.
TENNESSEE
B A N K E R S '
ASSOCIATION.
B A N K E R S ' ASSOCIATION.
Vice-President,EarlPease, cashierFirstNat.Bank,GrandRapids.
Secretary. George D. Bartlett, 307 PabstBldg., Milwaukee.
Treasurer, H. J. Maxwell, cashier Princeton State Bank, Princeton.
W Y O M I N G
B A N K E R S ' ASSOCIATION.
President, C. R.Massey,vice-pres.BankofCommerce, Sheridan.
Vice-President, J. M. Rumsey, president Stock Growers National
President, Fred Collins, cashierMilanBanking Co., Milan.
Vice-President, R. D. Marshall, cashierBk. ofSevierville, Sevierville.
Secretary, F. M. Mayfield, Nashville.
Treasurer, B. H. Blalock, cashier, Security Nat. Bk., Jackson.
I N V E S T M E N T
W I S C O N S I N
President, H. A. Moehlenpah, cashier Citizens Bank, Clinton.
B A N K E R S ' ASSOCIATION.
B A N K E R S
B a n k , Rawlins.
Secretary,H.VanDeusen,cash.RockSpringsNat.Bk.,RockSprings.
Treasurer, B.C. Hart,presidentPioneerTrust& SavingsBank,Basin.
ASSOCIATION
OF
A M E R I C A
Offices, Harris Trust Building, Chicago
OFFICERS
.A. B. L e a c h & C o . , NewYork.....
E. H. Rollins& Sons, Boston..
WilliamR. Compton..
WilliamR. ComptonCo., St. Louis.
LewisB. Franklin...
Warren S. Hayden,.
Frederick R. Fenton,
C. T. Williams,
GuarantyTrust Co., N e w Y o r k .
Hayden,Miller&Co.,Cleveland.
W.
M.
L. Fiske.
C. W. McNear.
Geo. W. Kendrick III.
William W e s t .
J. Herndon Smith...
HaroldKauffman.
BarrettWendell,Jr....
Vice-President
Vice-President
Vice-President
Vice-President
Vice-President
Secretary
Devitt. Tremble&Co., Chicago.
Treasurer
Fidelity Trust Co.,Baltimore..
BOARD
GeorgeGarr Henry..
Erastus W. Bulkley.
SamuelW. Fuller..
AllenG. Hoyt.
JohnE.Blunt, Jr.....
President
Continental & Commercial TrustandSavingsBank, Chicago.
George B. Caldwell,
A.B.Leach,
Frank W. Rollins...
OF
GOVERNORS
W m . Salomon & Co., New York
Spencer Trask & Co., New York
C h a r l e s A . Otis.
KisselKinnicutt&Co., N e w York
Henry L. Duer.
Stedman Buttrick..
R. L. Scoville..
Charles R. D u n n .
N. W. Halsey & Co., New York
MerchantsLoan&TrustCo.,Chicago
UnionTrust Co., Detroit
ChallenR. Parker..SanFranciscoAnglo&LondonParisNat'lBank
W m . A. Read & Co., Chicago
.C. W. McNear & Co., Chicago
E. W. Clark & C o . , Philadelphia
N.D.Jay.
HarryE.Weil.....
E u g e n e M . Stevens.
H. P. Wright.
C. Edgar Elliott.
A. C. Foster....
Henry&West,Philadelphia
.A. G. Edwards & Sons, St. Louis
G. H. Walker & Co., St. Louis
Lee,Higginson&Co.,Boston
N U M E R I C A L S Y S T E M OF
..Estabrook & Co., Boston
....Otis & Co., Cleveland
Whelan, Duer & Lanahan, Baltimore
Ussing, Scoville & Co., Pittsburgh
FirstSavings&TrustCo., Milwaukee
Weil, Roth & Co., Cincinnati
Stevens, Chapman&Co.,Minneapolis
H. P. Wright Investment Co.,KansasCity
Breed, Elliott & Harrison, Indianapolis
..Causey, Foster &Co., Denver
T H E A M E R I C A N B A N K E R S ASSOCIATION
F O R I N D E X TO PREFIX N U M B E R S S E E N U M E R I C A L S Y S T E M M A P
IMMEDIATELY OPPOSITE
18
SECOND
EDITION
Key to Numerical System
OF
The American Bankers Association
(Revised to September 1, 1913)
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LIST OF N A T I O N A L B A N K E X A M I N E R S , J A N U A R Y 1, 1914
N A M E .
Albert,HarryE.
Anheier,ChristopherH.
Armstrong.J.A.
Barton,J.W.
Bean,NorwinS.
Beatie,W.J.
Biegler.Geo. Q.
Brennan,James D.
ADDRESS.
DISTRICT.
P.O.Box443,Indianapolis, Indiana
S.Wisconsinand S. E. Minnesota.
EasternNorth DakotaandNorthernMinnesota.
EasternTennesseeandNorthernAlabama.
Fargo, NorthDakota...
Drawer782, Knoxville, Tenn
907SecurityBank Bldg., Minneapolis, Minnesota S.C. Minnesota.
NewHampshireandN.Massachusetts.
10FederalBldg.,Manchester, N.H..
76N. State St.,Salt LakeCity, Utah
416FederalBldg.. Indianapolis,Ind..
201DevonshereStreet, Boston, Massachusetts
P.O. Box695, Boise, Idaho.
109South2dstreet, Salina,Kan.
Tulsa, Oklahoma
Brown,Fred.
Burns, JosephP.
Butcher,FrankM.
Cahill,M.H.
Camp,A.B.
Cecil,K. B..
214BridgeSt., Corning, N. Y..
Chapman,C.H...
413P. O.Bldg.. Philadelphia,Pa.
Chidsey, JohnC.
Coffin,Geo..
408E.WeatherfordSt.,Ft.Worth,Tex...
311East17thStreet,NewYork, N e w Y o r k
P.O. Box369, Chicago, Ill.
29SpringSt.,Malden,Mass.
5114CaliforniaSt., O m a h a , N e b . . . .
Iola, K a n .
Cooper,SilasH.L..
Currier,HarryF...
Cuscaden, FrederickA.
Cutler,A. C.....
DeCamp,Geo.
Dorsey.R.J.C.
Dunlap. T.C....
Filson,Chas.H.
Fletcher, ThosE.
Foster,Chas.W.
Fowler,AlvanL.....
Gatch,Claud..
Gilbert, Claude
Goodell,Geo.W.
Goodhart, R.W.
G o u g h , E. .
G r a h a m , FrankS..
Hanna,H.G.
Harris, RobertL.
Haugen,N..
H o s m e r . L. P.
H u b b e l l , E . S.
UtahandWyoming.
CentralIndianaand Indianapolis.
E.MassachusettsandBoston.
IdahoandEasternOregon.
W e s t e r n Kansas.
Toledo,Ohio.
Kenova, WestVirginia..
209GovernmentBldg.,Cincinnati,Ohio....
211 UnionTrustBldg.,Washington, D.C.
58 SutherlandDrive,Kirkwood, Atlanta,Ga.
Guthrie, Okla.
Forsyth,Georgia
WestEnd,SanAntonio,Tex.
413P.O.Bldg.,Philadelphia,Pa.
Oakland,Cal....
429CustomHouse,Baltimore,Md.
2070ClermontSt.,Denver, Colo.
70KelloggBldg.,Washington,D.C.
Boonville.Ind.
Fargo, North Dakota.
U.S. Custom House, N e w York City
TheChesterfield,Richmond,Virginia
1902WoodlandAve.,DesMoines,Iowa..
Montgomery,Ala.
Elgin, Ill...
Asheville,N. C.
Sherman, Tex....
Montpelier, Vermont.....
P.O.Box184,Sheldon, Iowa
430Union OilBldg., LosAngeles,Cal.
EasternOklahoma.
Central N e w York.
Northwestern Ohio.
N.WestVirginia.
SoutheasternPennsylvania.
WesternTexasandSoutheasternNewMexico.
W. ConnecticutandS. Massachusetts.
SouthernMassachusetts.
CentralNebraska, O m a h a a n d S. Omaha.
SoutheasternKansasandSouthernMissouri.
SouthwesternOhio,Cincinnatiand Columbus.
NorthernGeorgia.
Western Oklahoma.
N. Georgia, andFlorida.
SouthernTexas,HoustonandGalveston.
SouthernNewJerseyandDelaware.
Central CaliforniaandSan Francisco.
Maryland.
SouthernColorado.
Wachington, D.C.andBaltimore, M d .
SouthernIndianaandIndianapolis.
WesternNorthDakota.
NorthernNew Jersey.
NorthernVirginia
WesternIowa.
S. A l a b a m a .
NorthernIllinois.
SouthCarolinaandS.NorthCarolina.
CitizensNational Bank Bldg., Louisville, Ky...... N. E. Tennessee, E. Kentucky, S.W. West Virginia,and S. W.
Klein, F. L...
Lindemuth,E.E. ..
Marcuse,Benj.....
531MajesticBldg.,Denver,Colo.
Clearfield, Pa. -560W.144th St.,NewYork, N. Y.
Marfield,Wm.T.
1643FoucherSt.,NewOrleans, Louisiana
McConaughy, R. C...
6112NavarrePl.,MadisonvilleSta.. Cincinnati,O. Southern Ohio.
CentralBldg.,Seattle,Washington
Northern Washington, SeattleandSpokane.
SoutheasternIllinois.
Shelbyville,III...
Wilkinsburg,Pa.
SouthwesternPennsylvania.
Morgan,Wm. M.
Uniontown, Kentucky
Mossman, J. D.
Mulit, LloydL.
Mulloney,DanielC.
Munson,E.W
Murray,H.G.
Neill,Robert
Norris,FrankL.
Norvell, Jos. W.
Patterson,M. E.
Penix, J. L.....
Pepper,Ellis S.
Pollard,H. .
Proctor.JohnL.
Reeves, J r . , . .
Ridgway. J. Castle
Robb,EllisD.
635TylerSt., Topeka,Kan.
Rush,John
Schofield. J. W..
Seybolt,Floyd...
Sims,M. H....
Smith, JohnH.
Smith, Sherrill..
Smith.WalterW.
Smithies,G.E.....
Southall. E.
Starek,Charles....
Stringfellow. J. B....
Thomas,T..
Thompson. Oscar.
Tillman, LloydM.
VanBrocklin,Chas.E.
VanZandt,R.L.
Watson,Chas.W.
Whatley,J.P...
White, W. H...
Wilcox.W.E.
Woods,JohnK...
Yaeger,Harry
Zerbey,JohnF.
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S.E.Wisconsin,S. Michigan,DetroitandMichigan.
Hull, F r e d A . .
Hutt, W m . E...
Kelleher,JamesH..
Kennedy,J.L.
Kerr,J.A. .
Kincheloe, W m . P .
McLean, Martin
Mertens,C.R.
Miller,J.F...
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Northern Texas.
VermontandWesternMassachusetts.
N. W. Iowa,S. W. MinnesotaandS.E. SouthDakota.
SouthernCalifornia.
Virginia.
Northeastern Colorado.
CentralNorthernPennsylvania.
Southern N e w York, Northeastern Pennsylvania, and NorthwesternNewJersey.
WesternTennessee, Louisianaand Mississippi.
W. Kentuckyand Louisville.
NortheasternKansas,NorthernMissouri,andSouthernIowa.
406Customhouse,Portland,Oregon
N. Oregon,S. Washington, PortlandandTacoma.
193 CumberlandAve., Portland,Maine.
Maine.
Sioux Falls,S.D...
SouthDakota.
TradersNationalBank, Lowell,Massachusetts
FederalBldg.,Batesville, Ark.
413P.O.Bldg.,Philadelphia,Pa.
CityNationalBankBldg.,El Paso, Tex..
FederalBldg.,Springfield,III.
408E.WeatherfordSt.,FortWorth, Tex,
2528Broadway,NewYork, N.Y.
822MyrtleAve., Albany, N. Y..
512FederalBldg.,Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania...
P. O. Box443, Indianapolis,Indiana
Wilkes-Barre.Pa.
P.O, Box117,Eldoralowa
1323MarthaSt.,Omaha,Neb..
Washington, D. C..
P. O. Box714, Lincoln, Neb.....
25N. ChampionAve.,Columbus,Ohio
3331HumboldtAve.,South, Minneapolis,Minn...
512FederalBldg.,Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
1210ThirdNationalBankBldg.,St. Louis,Mo.
Honolulu, Hawaii...
331LafayetteAve.,Buffalo,N.Y.
U.S.CustomHouse. NewYork, N.Y..
740-13thStreet, S.W., Roanoke, Virginia
Gallipolis, Ohio
University Club,LosAngeles,Cal...
4632HazelAvenue,WestPhiladelphia,Pa.
Cortland,N.Y.
FortWorth,Tex...
Notassigned
ArkansasandS. E. Oklahoma.
Philadelphia.
NewMexicoandArizona.
Southwestern Illinois.
CentralTexas,WacoandSanAntonio.
SoutheasternNewYork.
Albanyand EasternNewYork.
N. W. Pennsylvania.
N. Indiana.
EasternCentralPennsylvania.
E. Iowa, DesMoines,CederRapids,DubuqueandSiouxCity.
NorthernNebraska.
Notassigned.
SouthernNebraskaandLincoln.
NortheasternOhio.
W.Minnesota.
Pa.(AlleghenyCo.) Pittsburgh andCleveland.
St. LouisandSt.Joseph.
Hawaii.
WesternNewYork.
NewYorkCityandBrooklyn.
Southern Virginia, NorthernNorth Carolina and Eastern Tenn.
WesternOhio.
SouthernCalifornia.
C. S. Pennsylvania.
CentralNorthernTexas,FortWorthandDallas.
203Sheidley Bldg., Kansas City.Mo.....
1208South7th Street,Chickasha,Oklahoma
Paxton, Ill.
Oakland, California
903PraetorianBldg.,DallasTexas
Lewistown, Mont...
Pottsville, Pa.
WesternMissouriand Kansas City.
W. Oklahoma.
CentralIllinois.
Northern California, NevadaandSouthOregon.
NortheasternTexas.
Montana.
Central Pennsylvania.
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S T A T E B A N K OFFICIALS A N D E X A M I N E R S , J A N U A R Y 1, 1914
Ala........A.
E.Walker, Supt.ofBanks...
C. E. Boyd, BankExaminer.
R.A. L. Wilkes, BankExaminer.
C. H. Lapsley,OfficeAssistant
Ariz.
Montgomery.
Montgomery.
Montgomery.
Montgomery.
Phœnix.
Little R o c k .
704PostalTel.Bldg.
SanFrancisco.
Denver.
E. E. Drach, B k . Commissioner.
Sherwood Crocker, ChiefDeputyBk.
Commissioner.
W . J . Schechter.BankExaminer.
Denver.
B a n k Commissioner.
Denver.
RichardB.Brown, DeputyBk.Com. Denver.
Hartford.
FredP.Holt, BankCommissioner...Hartford.
Hartford.
W m . P. Landon, D e p u t y C o m . .
Dela.......Wm. R. M c C a b e , Supt.ofBanks....Dover.
Jacksonville.
C. C r o o m , BankExaminer
Fla...... W.
LakeCity.
W. B. Sadler, B a n k E x a m i n e r
Atlanta.
W. J. Speer, BankExaminer..
Ga..
C.F. Spaeth,BankExaminer..
Atlanta.
Atlanta.
N. L. North,Asst. B k . Examiner.
Atlanta.
J. L. Dent, Asst. BankExaminer.
Atlanta.
D. F . M c C o y , BankExaminer..
G . E . H u g u l e y , Asst. B k . Examiner.Atlanta.
J.Blalock, Asst. B a n k Examiner....Atlanta.
A. W. Arnold,Asst. BankExaminer.Atlanta.
A.M.McElvany,Asst.Bk.ExaminerAtlanta.
L.E. Fenn, Asst. B a n k Examiner...Atlanta.
Idaho.
Illinois
.A. E. Reid,BankCommissioner
Boise.
A. A. Record, D e p u t y B a n k C o m . . Boise.
W. H. Y o u n g , D e p u t y B a n k Com....Boise.
Boise.
M. J. Johnston, Clerk.
Springfield.
James J. Brady,Auditor.
FrederickPorter, Chief of Banking
Springfield.
Department
808OtisBldg.,
Daniel V.Harkin,Bk.Examiner.
Chicago.
HalWoodside,BankExaminer.
F.C.Mitchell,BankExaminer
T. H. Grant, BankExaminer.
Thos.J.O'Brien,Asst.Bk.Examiner.808OtisBldg.,
F. W.Bland,Asst. B k . Examiner
Ind.
Iowa..
W.G.Bowers,BankExaminer.
P.J. M a h o n e y , BankExaminer
F.J.Keating,BankExaminer.
Chas. W.Coleman,Bk.Examiner
J. E. Sullivan,Bank Examiner
W. H. O. Brien, Auditor.
Chicago.
.808OtisBldg.,
Chicago.
H. P. Rosser, ChiefClerk
P.E.Laughlin,Asst.BankCom.
Elmwood.
Springfield.
Peoria.
D e s Moines.
Topeka.
.Topeka.
Commissioner.
GeorgeYoung,DeputyBankCom....Belleville.
La.
B.E.Mitchner,DeputyBankCom...Holton.
PhilipCarlson,DeputyBk.Com... Salina.
W.T.Newman,Asst.Bldg.&LoanEx.Topeka.
Frankfort.
Thos. J.Smith,BankingCom..
RankinR.Revill,DeputyBkg. Com..Frankfort.
JohnB.Chenault,Bk.Examiner.
A.B.Faris,BankExaminer.
E.J.Doss, BankExaminer.
Frankfort.
V.V.Packwood,Clerk....
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GeorgeI. Skinner,FirstDeputy...
Bainbridge.
E d w a r d J . G r a h a m , SecondDeputy..Albany.
NewYorkCity.
WaltherWolf,ThirdDeputy
WillardE.McHarg,PrivateSecretaryAlbany.
Albany.
JohnD.Moriarty;ChiefClerk.
C.G.Rives,Asst.BankExaminer.
Shreveport.
W m . Sebastian,Asst.Bk. Examiner..Shreveport.
R.H. Ward,Asst.BankExaminer...Shreveport.
HenryN. Thompson,Asst.BankEx.. Shreveport.
Shreveport.
S. G. Myers, Secretary.
Maine.....HarryM. Smith,BankCom....
A. T. Campbell. Metropolitan District Examiner....
H.J. Young,BankExaminer.
E. L. Dodge, B a n k Examiner.
W. S.Allen, BankExaminer.
G. S. A d a m s , BankExaminer
J. S. Love, B a n k Examiner...
B. D. Haight, B a n k E x a m i n e r
Md........J.DukesDownes,BankCom.,Garrett
Baltimore.
Baltimore.
missioner, GarrettBldg..
E d w i n C. H o o k , Chief Clerk and
Baltimore.
Examiner, GarrettBldg..
NewtonCenter.
W.O.Lovell,ChiefofSav.Bk. Div...Malden.
C. W. Levi, ChiefofTr. Co.Division NewtonCenter.
Boston.
J. D. Brennan, BankExaminer
Danvers.
C.C. H a n d y , B a n k Examiner...
O. M. Tucker, Chiefof Co-operative
BankDivision.
J.W.Wood,BankExaminer
A. L. Thorndike,Bk. Com..
Buffalo.
60Br'dway,N.Y.City
60Br'dway,N.Y.City
NewBerlin.
N e w York City.
W. A. MacCallum, B a n k Examiner..Rochester.
Buffalo.
FrankNoble, BankExaminer....
Syracuse.
A. S. Barber, B a n k Examiner..
60Br'dway.N.Y.City
Claude Hutchins, Bank Examiner
G.A. Plant, B a n k Examiner
Albany.
60Br'dway,N.Y.City
F.B. Hoag, BankExaminer.
Rochester.
N. T. Killip,BankExaminer
60Br'dway,N.Y.City
C.A. Horne, BankExaminer.
60Br'dway,N.Y.City
A.B.Wheeler,BankExaminer...
H. L. Tompkins, B a n k Examiner. 60Br'dway,N.Y.City
A. L. Thorndike,Bk. Commissioner..Brewster.
C.W. Levi,DeputyCommissioner
Syracuse.
AndrewMoreland, Bank Examiner..Albany.
GordonF. Smith, Bank Examiner...New York City.
H. S.Andrews, BankExaminer.
60Broadway, N.Y.
R.P. Kavanagh, Bank Examiner....1187 LexingtonAv..
Geo. W. Page, Deputy Bank Com-
Mass...
60Br'dway,N.Y.City
.60Broadway,
N e w York City.
R.W. Humphrey, BankExaminer..60Br'dway,N.Y.City
Augusta.
Wm.G.Ellis,DeputyBankCom.. .Augusta.
Building
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.Trenton.
L.R.Vredenburgh,BankExaminer..Somerville.
Trenton.
ElliottHardon,BankExaminer.
E.Orange..
F.C. Ferguson, BankExaminer..
Westfield.
RayE.Mayham,BankExaminer.
BoundBrook.
JamesThorne,BankExaminer
Trenton.
HughH.Hilson,BankExaminer
EastOrange.
W.T.Grosscup,BankExaminer.
Paterson.
W m . H . Dillistin, BankExaminer.
HoraceBiddle,Asst.BankExaminer.OceanGrove.
HowellEarnest,BankExaminer..
Clayton.
L. B. Wooters,Asst.Bk.Examiner...SantaFe.
N.Y.......Geo.C.VanTuyl, Jr., Supt.ofBanks.Albany.
Shreveport.
W. L.Young,StateExaminer....
JeffersonCity.
No.220E.McCarty
St.
Beattie.
FrankBell,DeputyBankCom....
LewisWilson,Deputy B a n k Com....Iola.
Ky.
No.3804, ThePaseo.
WestPlains.
Centralia.
C.A. Eaton, BankExaminer.
H. R. Dooley, B a n k Examiner....
Helena.
H . S . M a g r a w , StateExaminer.
Mont..
Helena.
F.D.Williams,FirstAssistant.
Helena.
W.M.Buckles,SecondAssistant
Helena.
ClaudeElder,Deputy.....
Helena.
RayS.McAllister,Deputy.
Helena.
M . A . Stokes,Clerk...
Helena.
A. T. Hibbard, Deputy
N e b
. E . E . E m m e t t , BankExaminer.
Arapahoe.
.Omaha.
E.H.Mullowney,BankExaminer
Benkelman.
PaulJones,BankExaminer.
PawneeCity.
E.VanHorne,BankExaminer
Norfolk.
M.C.Wilde,BankExaminer.
Nelson.
S.A. Lapp,BankExaminer.
Omaha.
A. D. Touzalin, Bank Examiner.
Morrill.
JohnBoatsman, BankExaminer
Omaha.
T o m R i l e y , BankExaminer.
CarsonCity.
Nev.
EugeneHowell,BankExaminer.
John M. Gregory, Deputy B a n k
Examiner
CarsonCity.
N. H......RichardM. S c a m m o n , B a n k Com..Stratham.
GeorgeM. LaMonte,Commissioner..Trenton.
N. J..
T h o m a s K. Johnston, Deputy B k .
Topeka.
C.J.Peterson,SpecialAsst..
HarryWarren,DeputyBankCom....Pratt.
Sam'lT.Bradlee,DeputyBankCom. Topeka.
A. D. Stewart,Deputy BankCom...Goodland.
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AnnArbor.
Charleston.
Washington.
Springfield.
Springfield.
Indianapolis.
HarryL.Arnold,ChiefBankClerk. Indianapolis.
Knox.
JamesC.Fletcher,Bk.Examiner.
Frankfort.
RobertC.Houston,Bk.Examiner.
ArthurCraven,BankExaminer.
Indianapolis.
Scottsburg.
W m . M . W h i t s o n , B k . Examiner.
WilliamC.Thomas,BankExaminer. Logansport.
Rockport.
HenryHock,BankExaminer.
DesMoines.
Geo.E. Pennell, ChiefExaminer.
Woodbine.
H.M.Cormany,BankExaminer.
Chariton.
R.E. Jackson,BankExaminer.
Adel.
V. W. Miller, BankExaminer.
CedarRapids.
J. J. A m e n , BankExaminer.
D e s Moines.
E . B . Wilson, B a n k Examiner
DesMoines.
JohnL.Bleakly,Auditor
DesMoines.
J.H.Byrnes,Deputy...
Kansas....Chas.M. Sawyer,BankCom....
Detroit.
D. R. Eason, Bank Examiner
GrandRapids.
Jas. B. Greenfield, BankExaminer..Flushing.
C. R. McLaughlin, B a n k Examiner .Owosso.
KelseyS.Chase, Supt.ofBanks...St.Paul.
Minn...
H.S.Quiggle,DeputySupt.ofBanks.St.Paul.
A.I.Mellenthin,BankExaminer
SleepyEye.
Faribault.
H.B.Hill,BankExaminer..
St.Paul.
W.J.Regan,BankExaminer..
O.I.Brandvold,BankExaminer.
FergusFalls.
Willmar.
J.F.Millard,BankExaminer....
W.T.Hanneman,BankExaminer
Minneapolis.
Jackson.
Miss.......D.L.Thompson,Auditor.
Mo....
.J. T. Mitchell,BankCommissioner. JeffersonCity.
I.C. Uptegrove,Deputy BankCom. JeffersonCity.
NewLondon.
JohnS.Wood,BankExaminer.
Edina.
P.K.Gibbons,BankExaminer..
Osborn.
JamesO.Wallace, BankExaminer
Versailles.
G.M.Hargett,BankExaminer.
KansasCity.
A.R.Bradley,BankExaminer.
J.O.Anderson, ChiefClerkandAsst.
Examiner.
ADDRESS
Detroit.
Chas. O. Ball,BankExaminer.
FredL.Perkins,BankExaminer.
GrandRapids.
Robt.L.Nixon,BankExaminer
Lansing.
Lansing.
H.A.Morris,BankExaminer.
Lansing.
Geo. F.Eckfeld, BankExaminer.
Detroit.
W. C. Plummer, B a n k Examiner.
F.E. Quisenberry, Bank Examiner..Detroit.
Hubert F. Thomas, Deputy State
Conn......Norris S. Lippitt, B k . Com....
NAME
Mich.........E. H. Doyle, BankCommissioner
Detroit.
A.E.Manning,DeputyBankCom...Lansing.
C.H.Adams,BankExaminer.
Lansing.
Lansing.
E.K.Matlock,BankExaminer.
Detroit.
J.M.Dodge,Bk.Examiner..
Charlotte.
E.P. Hopkins, BankExaminer..
JohnC.VanCamp,BankExaminer..Owosso.
G.H.VanBuren,BankExaminer
Lansing.
Lansing.
Arthur Walton, BankExaminer.
Detroit.
G.S.Anderson, B a n k Examiner
Lansing.
R. C. Wixon, B a n k Examiner.
Lansing.
HarryOlmstead, BankExaminer.
J. H. Underwood,BankExaminer,.. Lansing.
.J. C. Callaghan, Bank Comptroller..Phœnix.
Phoenix.
J.B. O r m o n d , D e p u t y
James J. Gillen,Bank Examiner,
JohnM. Oathout, StateAuditor
Ark..
Calif.......W. R. Williams, Supt. ofBanks.
Colo...
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A D D R E S S
NAME
S T A T E
Somerville.
Cambridge.
Brewster.
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S T A T E
STATE
B A N K
NAME
OFFICIALS
A N D
ADDRESS
STATE
N.Y.(Cr'd)E. T.Eshelman, BankExaminer... NiagaraFalls.
J. J.Kennedy, ChiefCreditBureau..New YorkCity.
J.A. Broderick,BankExaminer..
NewYorkCity.
FletcherG. Crane, B a n k Examiner..NewYorkCity.
Geo. W. Egbert, BankExaminer... MarinersHarbor.
ThomasA. Pyterman, B k . Examiner60Br'dway.N.Y.City
DanielW. Quinn, Jr., B k . Examiner60Br'dway,N.Y.City
B.B. Bullock, BankExaminer.
N e w York City.
Auburn.
A . H . M o r e y , BankExaminer.
. Scott,BankExaminer.
V g n i v r I . Nye w tYork
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E d w a r d F . H o w e , B a n k Examiner...New York City.
C. W. Hermans, B a n k Examiner.
Albany.
H . B . K e n n e d y , B a n k E x a m i n e r . .Auburn.
F. C. Rhoades, Bank Examiner.....60Br'dway,N.Y.City
Geo.V.McLaughlin, BankExaminer60Br'dway,N.Y.City
N o r m a n J . M c D o n a l d , B k . Examiner60Br'dway,N.Y.City
RalphW.Taylor,BankExaminer. 60Br'dway,N.Y.City
JohnI.Mesick,BankExaminer.....60Br'dway,N.Y.City
N. C.......8. A. Hubbard, B a n k E x a m i n e r .
.Reidsville.
H. D. Bateman,Asst.Bk. Examiner .Greenville.JohnG.Nichols,BankExaminer...Raleigh.
Bismarck.
N. D.......S. G. Severtson, BankExaminer.
Bismarck.
G. J. Johnson, ChiefDeputy.
Bismarck.
C.E. Forrest,Deputy
Bismarck.
E. E. Morris,ChiefClerk.
Bismarck.
P. E. Halldorson,Deputy
Lakota.
K. C. Nelson,Deputy.
Jamestown.
I.E. Hansen,Deputy.
M i n o t .
A. Johannsen,Deputy
Bismarck.
E . A . Thorberg,Deputy
Pleasant L a k e .
C . E . M a r k l e y , Deputy.
Williston.
B. J. Schoregge,Deputy
M o t t .
R.D.Beery,Deputy..
Ohio.
EmeryLattaner,Superintendent....Columbus.
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Tenn..
Texas.
Columbus.
Penn..
Greenville.
Jos.S.Riley,BankExaminer.
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J.F.McEwen,DeputyPublicExam.. Pierre.
Sioux Falls.
F. A. Dudley, Examiner..
Spencer.
VereH. Masters, Examiner.
Huron.
L. H. Sohn, Examiner..
Watertown.
C. J. Landon, Examiner.
Sturgis.
Chas. D. H o w e , Special Examiner
Mobridge.
C. L.Pine, SpecialExaminer.
Wessington.
E . A . Platts, SpecialExaminer.
EagleButte.
W m . Jans, Special Examiner.
Cresbard.
C.J. Dawse, SpecialExaminer.
Pierre.
R. E. Pope, ChiefClerk...
Pierre.
E.A. Jones, FirstAsst..
.J. L. Hutton, Supt. ofBanks...... Nashville.
Jno. J. Heflin, Asst. Supt. ofBanks .Nashville.
W. W. Collier,Bank Commissioner..Austin.
Austin.
LouieCohn, Examiner.
S. E. Bartley, B a n k E x a m i n e r . . . A u s t i n .
C. F. Goodenough, Jr., B k . ExaminerAustin.
J. H. Cheatham, B a n k Examiner.
Austin.
Austin.
C. S. Holderness, B a n k Examiner
Austin.
E.F. Gossett, Bank Examiner.
Austin.
J. W. Hayes, BankExaminer....
J.P. W h i t e , B a n k E x a m i n e r .
Vt...
FrankC.Williams,BankCom..
Austin.
Austin.
Austin.
Austin.
Austin.
Austin.
.Austin.
Austin.
Austin.
Austin.
ProvoCity.
Salt LakeCity.
Newport.
Newport.
K a t e M . Williams, Clerk..
Richmond.
..C. C. Barksdale, ChiefExaminer.
Richmond.
Bertram Chesterman, ChiefClerk
Roger S. Warren, Asst. Examiner. R i c h m o n d .
Farmville.
JohnA. Booker, Asst. Examiner.
Richmond.
W. D.Franklin,Asst. Examiner.
Wash...
W. E. Hanson, B a n k Examiner
Olympia.
A. V. Hayden,Deputy B a n k E x a m . . T a c o m a .
Va..
OklahomaCity.
Forrest I.Gill, Deputy Bank Exam..Spokane.
Salem.
Portland.
Albany.
Portland.
Harrisburg.
Harrisburg.
1707 G r e e n
A
J.Wesley Conn, BankExaminer...Llanerch.
F.A. Jamison, B a n k Examiner.
J. O. Jackson, B a n k E x a m i n e r .
W. L. McFall, Bank Examiner.
L. R. Buchanan, B a n k Examiner.
R. R. R. Cook, B a n k Examiner.
W. H. Leftwich, BankExaminer
C. E. McCutcheon, B a n k Examiner
L. K. Roberts, B a n k Clerk...
Clyde B. Payne, Bank Examiner
Z. D. Bonner, BankClerk..
U t a h . . . ..C. A. Glazier, Bank Examiner.
Oklahoma City.
.J. D. Lankford, Commissioner.
R. C. Stuart,Asst.Bank Com..
Oklahoma City.
M. C. Sutton, BankExaminer.
Oklahoma City.
McAlester.
E . T . Bradley, BankExaminer.
Enid.
C. C. Smith, B a n k E x a m i n e r
Oklahoma City.
J.G. Hill, B a n k Examiner..
Chickasha.
A. W. Pratt, B a n k E x a m i n e r
Muskogee.
Claude Tuttle,BankExaminer.
A t o k a .
W. A. McBride,BankExaminer.
McAlester.
H. M. Foster,BankExaminer.
H e n r y W . Wells. B a n k Examiner....Ada.
L. H.Patton,BankExaminer.
.S.G. Sargent, Supt. ofBanks.
Geo.H. Tracy, Jr.,Examiner
Chas. H. Stewart, Examiner.
E. F. Sims,Asst. BankExaminer
W m . H. Smith, Commissioner
JohnW.Morrison,Dep.Com..
A. L. Taber, Bank Examiner.
226SteubenSt.,
Pittsburgh.
p
John S.Wightman, Bank Examiner .Austin.
H.E. Bagby, Bldg. & Ln. Auditor . OklahomaCity.
Ore.
. Jackson,BankExaminer.
W . F . o l l o
Chester.
S.C.......Bryan J.Rhame, StateBk. Exam...Columbia.
Pierre.
J. L.Wingfield,PublicExaminer.
S.D....
A. J. Kirskaddon, Chief Clerk and
Cleveland.
Chas. R. Dodge, BankExaminer.
Cincinnati.
H. J. Schulty,BankExaminer.
J. L. Wadsworth, B a n k Examiner...Cleveland.
Portsmouth.
J.H. Lange, B a n k Examiner.
Columbus.
J. D.Bainer,Bank Examiner
H . E . Small, B a n k E x a m i n e r .
Lima.
Weston.
J.A. Holmes,BankExaminer.
Blanchester.
H o m e r Lucas,BankExaminer.
W . A . Hollington, Bank Examiner...West Unity.
_Okla.
ADDRESS
NewWilmington.
CharlesH. Barlow, B a n k Examiner.WilkesBarre.
Robert Ostermaier, B a n k Examiner.436 FourthAve.,
Pittsburgh.
PierceFerguson, B a n k Examiner .Charleroi.
::
.Blairsville.
J. F. Henry, B a n k Examiner.
Providence.
R. I.......Geo. H. Newhall, Commissioner.
E. J. Littlefield, Dep. Commissioner.Providence.
Providence.
W. L. Offer, Bank Examiner..
..
T. C. M a h e r . B a n k E x a m i n e r .
NAME
Penn.(Cl'd)G.H.Getty,BankExaminer..
AlbertV.Lees,BankExaminer
Chas.Cavett,BankExaminer.
Jas. J.O'Shaughnessy, Bk.Examiner746St.NicholasAve.,
N e w York City.
E.K. Satterlee, Bank Examiner.. 60Br'dway,N.Y.City
Examiner.
E X A M I N E R S - Continued
St..
Philadelphia.
1528N.19thSt.,
Philadelphia.
Lancaster.
JohnC.McClain,BankExaminer.
J.W.MacBurney,BankExaminer.. 5730LawnsdownAv.
Philadelphia.
AlbertWagner,BankExaminer.
311FergusonBldg.,
Pittsburgh.
Bethlehem.
H.A.Groman,BankExaminer.
Wellsboro.
P.G.Cameron,BankExaminer.
Erie.
GlennC.Page,BankExaminer.
H.R.Moyer
Quakertown.
Chas.E.Gebhard,BankExaminer...Lebanon.
Robt.R.Moore,BankExaminer... Bellevue.
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M i s s M a y W e n h a m , Secretary.... Olympia.
Charleston.
W. Va......S. V. Matthews, Commissioner...
OnaC. Jefferys, FirstAsst.BankComGrafton.
Pennsboro.
Geo.M. Weekley, Asst. C o m .
Wheeling.
E d w . F. Diehl,Asst. Com..
Wis..
Madison.
AlbertE. Kuolt, Commissioner.
BlackRiverFalls.
W. H. Richards, D e p . Com..
BlueRiver.
C. L. Brown, BankExaminer.
Madison.
J. R. Hayes, B a n k Examiner.
Thos. Herreid, B a n k Examiner.
Madison.
Janesville.
A. C. Pond. B a n k Examiner.
R. B. Ellis, BankExaminer
Appleton.
64
C. F. Schwenker, BankExaminer
LaCrosse.
H . E . Stedman,BankExaminer.
Burne Pollock, Examiner..
Berlin.
Lancaster.
Wyo....... I.C. Newlin, Bank Examiner.......Cheyenne.
A. L. Putnam, Asst. B a n k Examiner Cheyenne.
Earl W. Wilson,Asst.BankExam....Cheyenne.
H e n r y W . Bullock,Asst. Bk.Exam...Cheyenne.
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onthe"Trade Press,"gives the following interesting results ofa
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heregiven.)
1. T H E
RAND-McNALLY
BANKERS' MONTHLY
3 2 4
2. AmericanBanker,(N.Y.Weekly)
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
311
205
Bankers'Magazine,(N.Y. Monthly) SouthernBanker,(AtlantaMonthly) BankingLawJournal,(N. Y.Monthly)
113
104
88
Financier,(N.Y. Weekly)
FinancialAge,(N.Y. Weekly)
Commercial West,(MinneapolisWeekly)
83
74
9. WallStreetJournal,(N. Y. Daily)
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
PacificBanker,(Portland, Ore.,Weekly)
CommerceMonthly,(St. Louis Monthly)
NorthwesternBanker,(Des MoinesMonthly)Southwestern Banker,(KansasCityMonthly)
DailyBankerandStockholder,(N.Y. Daily)
UnitedStates Investor,(BostonWeekly)
FinancialReview,(ChicagoMonthly)
ConfidentialBanker,(CouncilBluffsMonthly)
18.
ChicagoBanker,(ChicagoWeekly)
63
63
56
54
54
54
54
54
41
39
19. WesternBanker,(OmahaMonthly)
20. Banking&MercantileWorld,(ChicagoBi-Monthly)
21. Bulletinof American Institute of Banking,(N. Y. Monthly)
22. BankerandTradesman,(BostonWeekly) -
23, Money,(PittsburghWeekly)
24. AmericanBankReporter,(N.Y. Quarterly)
31
30
23
19
17
16
15
13
12
25. WallStreetSummary,(N.Y. Daily) 26. MercantileAdjuster,(N.Y. Monthly)
27. MichiganInvestor,(DetroitWeekly)
28. VanNordenMagazine,(N. YY.Monthly)
29. Finance,(ClevelandWeekly)
30. Moody'sMagazine,(N.Y. Monthly) -
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V A L U E S
OF
F O R E I G N
COINS
T R E A S U R Y D E P A R T M E N T , OFFICE O F T H E SECRETARY.
Washington,January1,1914
Inpursuanceoftheprovisionsofsection25oftheactofAugust27,1894,Iherebyproclaimthefollowing
estimatebytheDirectoroftheMintofthevaluesofforeigncoinstobethevaluesofsuchcoinsintermsofthe
moneyofaccountoftheUnitedStates,tobefollowedinestimatingthevalueofallforeignmerchandiseexported
totheUnitedStatesduringthequartehequarterbeginningJanuary1,1914,1 expressedinanysuchmetalliccurrencies.
Entriesofmerchandiseliquidateduponthevaluesproclaimedhereinwillbesubjecttoreliquidationupon
theorderofthe Secretaryofthe Treasurywhenever satisfactoryevidenceshallbeproducedtohimshowing
thatthevaluesinUnited Statescurrencyoftheforeignmoney specified intheinvoiceswereatthedateof
certificationatleasttenpercentummoreorlessthanthevalueshereinproclaimed.
W. G. M c A D O O , Secretary.
Values of Foreign Coins
COUNTRY.
Valuein
LEGAL STANDARD. M O N E T A R Y UNIT. Terms of
(a) R E M A R K S .
U.S.
Money.
ArgentineRepublic
Gold...
Peso
Austria-Hungary..
Belgium
Gold
Crown
.203
Goldand silver.
Bolivia..
Brazil..
Gold
Gold..
Franc
Boliviano
.193
.389
.546
$0.9647 Currency: Depreciatedpaper,convertibleat44percent
offacevalue.
British Colonies in Austra-Gold.
lasiaandAfrica.
Canada
Gold...
CentralAmericanStates:
CostaRica
Gold..
Gold
BritishHonduras
Gold
Nicaragua
Milreis
Pound sterling..
4.8665
Dollar
1.000
Colon
Dollar
Cordova
.465
1.000
1.000
Guatemala
Honduras.
Salvador.
Chile
M e m b e r o f LatinUnion; goldistheactualstandard.
12 bolivianosequal1poundsterling.
Currency: Governmentpaper,convertibleat$0.3242to
themilreis.
Silver.
Peso
Gold.
Peso-
.434
Guatemala: Currency,Inconvertiblepaper,exch.rate16to18pesos=$1.00.
Honduras:Currency,banknotes,exchangerateMarch20,1912,30.415.
Salvador:Currency,convertibleintosilverondemand.
.365 Currency: Inconvertiblepaper;exchangerate,approximately,$0.2061.
Amoy
.711
Canton
Cheefoo..
China.
Silver..
ChinKiang
Fuchau....
Haikwan
(Customs).
Hankow...
Tael.. Kiaochow_
Nankin....
Niuchwang
.665
.689
.704
.667
Ningpo....
.683
Peking
Shanghai
.693
.649
.657
.715
.689
.518
.467
Swatow
Takau...
Tientsin...
Dollar..Yuan..
Hongkong.
Dollar British
Mexican...
Colombia
Gold
Dollar
Denmark
Ecuador...
Gold
Crown.
Gold
Gold
Sucre
Egypt...
.709
.679
.694
.657
.723
.467
.471
1.000 Currency: Inconvertiblepaper;exchangerate,approximately,$102 paperto$1gold.
.268
.487
Pound(100piasters)
Gold
GermanEmpire.
GreatBritain
Gold
Gold
Greece....
Haiti...
G o l d a n d silver
Poundsterling.
Drachma
Gold
Gourde
.965 Currency:Inconvertiblepaper;exchangerate,approxi-
Gold
Rupee
G o l d a n d silver.
.3244 (15rupeesequal1poundsterling.)
Lira
Yen.
Dollar
.193
Goldand silver
Mark
Franc.
Mark
4.943 TheactualstandardistheBritishpoundsterling,which
islegaltenderfor97 piasters.
Finland
France
.193
.193 MemberofLatinUnion;goldistheactualstandard.
.238
4.8665
.193
M e m b e r o f LatinUnion; goldistheactualstandard.
mately,$0.2941.
India(British).
Italy......
Japan.
Liberia
Mexico
Netherlands
Gold
Gold
M e m b e r o f LatinUnion; goldistheactualstandard.
.498
1.000
Currency: Depreciated silver token coins. Customs
dutiesarecollectedingold.
Mexicanexchangeratefluctuatinganduncertain.
Newfoundland...
Norway
Panama.
Paraguay
Gold
Gold
Gold
Gold
Gold
Silver
Peso
Florin
Dollar
Crown
Balboa
Peso...
.434 Currency: Depreciatedpaper,exchangerate1,550 per
Persia
Goldand silver
Kran
.1704 Thisisthevalueofthegold kran. Currency is silver
circulating above its metallicvalue; exchangevalue
ofsilverkran,approximately,$0.0875.
Peru..
Gold..
Gold
Gold
Libra
Peso
4.8665
.500
Escudo
1.080 Currency:Inconvertiblepaper;exchangerate,approxi-
Gold
Leu..
Ruble.
Dollar
Dinar
.498
.402
1.014
.268
1.000
cent.
Philippine Islands.
Portugal
mately,$0.9394.
Roumania...
Russia
SantoDomingo
Servia
Siam.
Spain
Gold
Gold
Gold
Gold
.193
.515
1.000
.193
.3708
Tical..
Goldand silver. ..Peseta
.193
Valuation is for the gold peseta; currency is silver
circulating aboveitsmetallic value;exchangevalue,
approximately,$0.1794.
StraitsSettlements..
Sweden
Switzerland...
Turkey
Uruguay.
Venezuela
Gold
Gold
Gold
Gold
Gold
Gold
.5677
.268
Dollar
Crown
Franc.
.193
M e m b e r o f LatinUnion: goldistheactual standard.
Piaster
.044 100piastersequaltotheTurkish£.
Peso
Bolivar
1.034
.193
aTheexchangeratesshown underthisheadingarerecentquotationsandgivenas anindicationof thevalues ofcurrencieswhich
arefluctuatingintheirrelationtothelegalstandard. TheyarenottotaketheplaceoftheConsularcertificatewhereitisavailable.
23
CLEARING
HOUSES
IN
THE
UNITED
STATES
A N D
CANADA
Thefollowing Citiesand Townshave Bank Clearing HouseAssociations.
Theofficers ofeach Association maybeeasilyfound by referringtothename of the CityorTownin
theBank List immediatelyfollowingthe Banks.
*beforeabank'snameinthe Banklist indicatesthatitisamemberofitslocal Clearing House.
Aberdeen,S.D........
Columbia, S.C.
Adrian,Mich....
Akron,Ohio
Albany,N.Y...
Albany,Ore.
Altoona,Pa....
Amarillo,Tex..
AnnArbor, Mich.
Atlanta,Ga.
Augusta,Ga
Aurora, Ill.____
Austin, Tex...
Columbus,Ga......
Columbus, Ohio
Cordele,Ga.
Baltimore.Md.
Dallas,Tex..........
Danville, Ill......
Davenport, Iowa
Dayton,Ohio
Decatur,Ill.
Denver,Colo......
DesMoines, Iowa
Detroit,Mich.....
Dubuque. Iowa
Bakersfield, Cal.
Duluth,Minn.
Bangor,Me.
Bartlesville, Okla. .
BayCity,Mich.......
Easton, Pa......
Belton,Tex...
Edmonton, Alta
Binghamton,N.Y....... ElPaso,Tex.....
Birmingham,Ala...
Bloomington,III.
Boston,Mass.
Brandon,Man..
Brantford, Ont
Brunswick, Ga......
Buffalo,N.Y.....
Butler,Pa..........
Calgary,Alberta....
Canton.Ohio
Emporia,Kan...
Philadelphia,Pa.
SouthBend.Ind......
Mansfield,Ohio..
McAlester,Okia.
Medford,Ore...
MedicineHat.Alta.
Memphis,Tenn.
Meridian.Miss.
Milwaukee, Wis.....
PineBluff,Ark.....
Pittsburgh, Pa. .
Spartanburg, S.C....
Spokane,Wash......
Springfield,III. ......
Springfield,Mass.....
Minneapolis,Minn..
Mobile,Ala...--
Portland.Me.........
Portland, Ore....
Providence, R.I.
Quebec,Quebec
Syracuse,N.Y.......
Muskogee,Okla.......
Raleigh,N.C
Nashville,Tenn....
Reading,Pa....
Regina, Sask......
Reno,Nev.
Richmond,Va.
Roanoke, Va...
Rochester, N.Y......
Rockford,Ill.....
Tacoma,Wash.......
Tampa, Fla..........
Texarkana.Ark......
Toledo,Ohio
Topeka, Kan.........
Toronto,Ontario....
Montclair, N.J...
Indianapolis,Ind........
J
acksonville,FIl........
la.
NewAlbany,Ind...
Jacksonville,
NewBedford,Mass...
NewCastle,Pa.
NewHaven,Conn...
Newnan,Ga....
Joplin, Mo......
Springfield,Mo...
Springfield,Ohio.....
Stockton,Cal.
Superior,Wis........
Quincy,III......
Montgomery,Ala. . . . . . . . . .
Montreal,Quebec
MooseJaw,Sask.
Evansville,Ind...
Trenton,N. J
Tulsa, Okla...
Valdosta,Ga.......
Vancouver,Br.Col...
KansasCity, Kan.
FallRiver, Mass.
Fargo, N. D.....
Flint,Mich.....
FortWayne,Ind....
FortWorth, Tex
Franklin,Pa.
Frederick, M d .
Galveston,Tex.......
Gary, Ind..
Vicksburg,Miss.
New Orleans, La..... -- Sacramento, Cal.
KansasCity,Mo.....
Victoria,Br.Col.....
NewportNews,Va.
Saginaw,Mich.
N e w Y o r k , N.Y....
SaintJohn.N.B........
Knoxville,Tenn.
SaintJoseph,Mo.....
NNorristown,Pa....
orfolk,Va.------SaintLouis,Mo.....
Waco, Tex........
SaintPaul,Minn....
North Yakima,Wash.
Washington,D.C....
Lancaster, Pa...........
SaltLakeCity,Utah..... Waterbury, Conn....
SanAntonio,Tex...... Wheeling,W. Va.....
Lawrence,Kan........
Lawton,Okla...
Lebanon,Pa....
Oakland,Cal.
SanDiego, Cal.......
SanJose, Cal.
Lethbridge. Alta.
Oklahoma, Okla.-----
SanFrancisco, Cal...
Lewistown,Mont.....
Lexington,Ky.
Lincoln,Neb...
Colo. Spgs., Colo
Guthrie,Okla.
R E G A R D
TO
Omaha, Neb.
Oshkosh, Wis...
Ottawa,Ontario.
LosAngeles, Cal
SantaRosa, Cal...
Saskatoon, Sask.
Savannah,Ga.......
Scranton, Pa...
Seattle,Wash......
Sedalia. Mo.....
Lowell,Mass........
SiouxCity,Iowa....
SiouxFalls, S. D......
Grandforks, N. D...... LittleRock, Ark...
G d . Rapids,Mich....
Greensburg,Pa.
Coeurd'Alene, Ida......Greenville, S.C...
IN
Macon,Ga.
Erie,Pa.....
CedarRapids,Iowa..... Fremont,Neb........
Charleston,S. C...
Chattanooga,Tenn.....
Chester,Pa.
Chicago,Ill.
Chillicothe,Mo...
Cincinnati,Ohio..
Cleveland, Ohio
Hagerstown, Md.....
Halifax,NovaScotia.
Hamilton, Ohio.....
Hamilton,Ontario
Harrisburg,Pa......
Hartford,Conn.
Hawkinsville,Ga.
Helena,Ark...
Helena,Mont.
Holyoke, Mass.
Homestead, P a . . .
Houston, Tex..
London. Ontario
.
Owensboro,Ky...
Louisville, Ky.--------. Pasadena,Cal.
CLEARING
Peoria. Ill.....-------
H O U S E
R U L E S
OF
Wichita,Kan...
Wilkesbarre,Pa.
Wilmington, Del.....
Wilmington. N.C....
Winnipeg.Man.......
Worcester, Mass.....
York, Pa........
Youngstown,Ohio...
Zanesville, Ohio.....
R E S E R V E
CITIES
The following Reserve Cities have no Clearing House rules governing the collecting of bank items
sent to their members for credit or for remittance. Charges are optional with each collecting bank,
although in most cases items sent for collection and credit are credited at par,Albany (No.29);
Buffalo (No. 10) (not a reserve
city);
Cincinnati (No. 13);
Cleveland (No. 6);
Columbus (No.25);
Dallas (No. 32);
Fort Worth (No. 37);
Galveston (No. 46);
Houston (No. 35);
Indianapolis (No. 20);
Milwaukee (No. 12);
Muskogee (No. 49);
Philadelphia (No. 3);
Pittsburgh (No. 8);
Portland, Oregon (No. 24);
SanAntonio (No. 30);
SanFrancisco (No. 11);
Washington (No. 15).
The following Reserve Cities allhavesomeformof ClearingHouserulesgoverningthecollectionofbank
items, whether receivedforcredit orfor remittance. Nearlyallofthesecitieshavecertain "discretionary”
points for which the question of a Charge isleft entirely in the hands ofeach individual bank. The
manager of the Clearing House Association in any ofthese cities can furnish the rulesofhisassociation
in printed form,Baltimore (No. 7);
Boston (No. 5);
CedarRapids (No. 47);
Chicago (No. 2);
Denver (No.23);
Des Moines (No. 33);
Detroit (No. 9);
Dubuque (No.45);
Kansas City, Kansasand Kansas
City,Missouri (No. 18);
Los Angeles (No. 16);
Louisville (No. 21);
Memphis (No. 26) (notareserve
city)
Minneapolis (No. 17);
N e w Orleans (No. 14);
New York City (No. 1);
St. Joseph (No. 36);
St. Louis (No. 4);
Savannah (No. 38);
Seattle(No. 19);
Sioux City (No. 41);
Spokane (No. 28);
Tacoma (No. 34);
Topeka (No. 44);
Oklahoma (No. 39);
Omaha (No. 27);
W a c o (No. 48);
Salt Lake City (No. 31);
Wichita (No. 40).
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A
DATES
A
OF
COMPTROLLER'S
NATIONAL
T H E
TO
F R O M
Y E A R
JAN.
FEB.
MAR.
CALLS
APR.
MAY
JUNE
1886
TO
JULY
A
BANKS
DATE
AUG. SEP. O C T .
NOV. DEC.
DatesandnumberofCalls
madeonrespectivedates
Th
7
1886
F
1887
4
F
66
M
T
1888
1469
1889
M
F
M
1676
1376
1260
3080
F
S
F
Th
1862
2
M
M
2669
4
1778
T
1892
1 9 0
7 7 7
6 87
T
1895
5
76
1896
2877
2879
1165
1376
T
T
1468
Th
1470
2672
Th
6 84
Th
1772
W
1571
74
T
Th
2068
1 72
F
Th
S
3086
7 69
2
F
W
5 76
2964
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