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NATIONAL B A N K
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257 B R O A D W A Y
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1829
NATIONALIZED
1865
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IC.McKEON
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IC.VANCLEAF
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IAMO.JONES
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RICEH.EWER
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ERNESTV.CONNOLLYAsst.Cashier
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WILLIAME. DOUGLAS
Asst.Cashier
HENRYL. SPARKS
Asst.Cashier
GEORGEH. KRETZ
Mgr.Foreign Dept.
OF N E W Y O R K
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15,000,000.00
110,000,000.00
Issues LettersofCreditforTravelers Availablein All PartsoftheWorld
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STUYVESANTFISH
AUGUST BELMONT
ISAACGUGGENHEIM
THOMASF.VIETOR
CHARLESSCRIBNER
RICHARDDELAFIELD
GILBERTG.THORNE
EDWARDC. WALLACE
EDWARDC.HOYT
FRANCISR.APPLETON
JOHNC. McKEON
EDWING. MERRILL
W.ROCKHILLPOTTS
CORNELIUSVANDERBILT
RICHARDH. WILLIAMS
JOHN G. MILBURN
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Capital a n d S u r p l u s
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R e s o u r c e s , $35,000,000.00
DIRECTORS
WM.O. ALLISON
NewYorkCity
HORACE E. A N D R E W S
Pres.NewYorkState Railways
AUGUST B E L M O N T
August Belmont&Co.
AUGUST BELMONT,JR.
August Belmont&Co.
DANIELJ. CARROLL
President AlbereneStoneCo.
D I R E C T O R S
T H E
CHATHAM
PHENIX
SAMUELS. CHILDS
Pres.ChildsCo.
HARDENL. CRAWFORD
R I C H A R D H. H I G G I N S
Vice-President
H. S T U A R T H O T C H K I S S
Vice-Pres.GeneralRubberCo.
L O U I S G. K A U F M A N
President
F R A N K R. L A W R E N C E
Counsellor-at-Law
E D W A R D E. L O O M I S
Pres.Del.,Lack.&West.CoalCo.
CHATHAM
Pres.CenturyBankofNewYork
EST1850
W A L D O H. M A R S H A L L
Pres. AmericanLocomotiveCo.
J A M E S H. P A R K E R
NewYork
PIERRES. DU P O N T
Vice-PresidentE.I.DuPont
DeNemours PowderCo.
J O H N RINGLING
DESMOND D U N N E
Ringling Bros.
Pres.Desmond DunneCo.
OSCAR SCHERER
OscarScherer&Bro.
EDWARD SHEARSON
ELLISP. E A R L E
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JOHNM. HANSEN
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GEORGEM. H A R D
Chairmanofthe Board
PARMELYW. HERRICK
Cleveland,Ohio
FRANKJ. HEANEY
Everett,Heaney&Co.
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NATIONAL
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Shearson,Hammill& Co.
S A N F O R D H. S T E E L E
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Pres.TempleCoalCo.
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
Pres.Goodyear RubberCo.
SAMUEL
WEIL
Samuel Weil & Son
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resident
FRANKJ. HEANEY,Vice-PLOUIS
G. K A U F M A N , President
WILLIAMH. STRAWN,Vice-President
R I C H A R D H. HIGGINS, Vice-President
F R A N K V. B A L D W I N , Vice-President
BERTL.HASKINS,Vice-Pres.andCash'r
HENRYL. CADMUS,Ass'tCashier
HENRYC. HOOLEY,Ass'tCashier
N O R B O R N E P. GATLING, Vice-President
W A L T E R B. BOICE, Ass't Cashier
JOSEPHBROWN,Ass'tCashier
VINTON M. NORRIS, Ass'tCashier
FREDERICK H. HORNBY, Ass't Cashier
GEORGE M. H A R D , Chairman
WEINVITETHE ACCOUNTS OF BANKS, BANKERS,
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THEJ-G-WHITE COMPANIES
J-G-WHITE&COMPANYINCORPORATED
Specialists in financing Public Utility Properties ofevery
description. AlsoengagedinfinancingIndustrialEnterprises,
andassistingIndustrial Propertiestoattainabroaderscope
ofoperationbyincreasedfacilitiesandgreaterefficiency.
WepurchasePublicUtilityandIndustrialProperties.
THEJOG-WHITE ENGINEERING CORPORATION
Engineersand Contractors engaged in thedesign and construction of Hydro-Electric, Steam Railroad,and Electric
RailroadProperties; alsoElectricLight and Power Stations,
a n d G a s Plants.
We have available, for immediate service at all times, an
Engineering-Reporting Department composed ofexperts in
all branchesofengineeringwork, and devoted exclusivelyto
making reports, appraisals, and valuations ofPublicUtility
Properties. Wehavecompleted,withinthepastthreeyears,
inventories,appraisals andestimatesofPublicUtilityPropertiesvaluedatover$500,000,000.
Our facilities for handling all classes of engineering and
constructionworkare unequalled.
THEJOG-WHITE MANAGEMENTCORPORATION
Operatorsand Managers of Public Service Properties, and
Industrial Corporations, with an organizationofspecialists
skilled inproducing highestefficiencies and lowestcostsof
operation.
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PARIS AUXILIARY:
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Investments
·
Advances, etc.
$477,372,010
138,431,800
56,957,550
44,476,840
266,221,620
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25
6
12
6
12
6
12
12
25* 25
2-25* 25
25* 25-30
25* 25
25* 25
5
14*
10-20
31
5
6
31
31
31
5
5
5
6
31
5
5
1-31
13
31
5-26
5
5
6
2
1
21
15
10
31
3
31
3
3
6
5
6
5
6
5
6
5-24
31
6
22
31
5
5
6
5
6
5
6
5
6
3
1
6
3
1
6
5
6
17
Cuba..
1
24
6
Canal Zone....... 1
22
r
o
b
r
y
A a
*
D
31
31
31
31
2-5
2-5
2
24
13-24
20
31
12
6
5
ProvinceofQuebec 1-6
25
25
25
25
5
31
22
25*
6
22
12-22
12
12
25*
25*
1-25*
25*
2-25*
5
14-31
22
6 Any
12
FastDay*
22
6
10
1
22
12-22
6
6
6
31
31
12-22
1
15
South Carolina
South Dakota.
31
31
2
22
12
8
12
31
26
22
1
1
2
19
12-22
22*
12-22
6
5
3
31
31
5
22
1
1
1-19
2
19
22
12-22
12-22
2
31
22
6
7
7
26
12-22
12-22
6
6 Any RhodeIsland..
2-26
16b-22
1
Mississippi
N e w York....
North Carolina
North Dakota.
Ohio..
Oklahoma.
2
22
1
1
NewJersey.
NewMexico
31
22
6
10
12
31
1-19 5*16a22
1-19 12-22
8
8
7
7
25
25
25
22
Florida..
8 12
25*
25*
25*
12
Georgia.
8
12
6
8
6
6-9
6
10
8
12
5
5
5
8
10
6
25
25
25
25
5
5
7
6
6
5
25*
25*
25*
25*
31
DistrictofColumbia 1
6
5
12
18
12
31
6
Maryland.
6
12-22
6
6
6
5
1
Delaware
6 A n y Massachusetts.
7 Michigan.
5
31
31
21
22
5
1
1
6
6
3
12-22
12-22
12-22
1
6
6 Any Maine...
13-26
16
12
6
s
k
n
a
h
T
12
12
g
n
i
v
i
*
g
25*
25*
25
25
25*
25*
25*
25*
2-25*
25*
25*
25
25
25
25
25
25
25
25*
25
25*
25
25
8-25
7-25
25
10
3-25*
+Anyagreedratelegaloncollateraldemandloans$5,000andover.
*Subjecttoproclamation. Datesgivenareprobableones.
Arizona. ArborDay FridayfollowingApril1stinNorthernCountiesandFridayfollowingFebruary1st,inSouthern
Counties. (a)EscambiaCounty(Pensacola)only. (6)ParishofOrleans.
$12%maximumonsumsup to$500.
INTEREST
RATES, G R A C E
STATUTES
ON
OF
SIGHT
DRAFTS, A N D
LIMITATION
INTEREST R A T E S - N O T E S A N D
ACCEPTANCES-GRACE.
STATES
AND
TERRITORIES.
Legal
Rate
Rate of
by
Interest Contract.
Notesand
Acceptances
Dueon
S T A T U T E S OF
LIMITATIONS.
Notes
Holidays
fallingon
Sunday
Holi-
Half
days.
Days.
are
Arepayable
Perct. Percent, andprotestable
observed
theday-
Notes.
Sight
Bills.
Drafts.
Con- J
ments.
Open
and
udg
counts.
tracts.
Years.
Years.
Years.
Sealed
Instru-
ments
witnessed.
Years.
thedayAfter
Alabama
8
Alaska
8
12
After
6
10
After
6
10
Arizona.
Arkansas
California.
Colorado-
8
After
Anyrate After
7
After
After
Nograce
Nograce
Nograce
Nograce
Nograce
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After
After
Nograce
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Nograce
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After
Nograce
Grace
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Nograce
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Nograce
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Nograce
Nograce
Nograce
Nograce
Nograce
Nograce
Nograce
Nograce
Nograce
Nograce
Nograce
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Nograce
Nograce
Nograce
After
After
After
After
After
Anyrate After
8
After
Before
6
6
6
6
Florida
8
10
After
After
After
After
Georgia.
Hawaii..
Idaho
Illinois
Indiana
Iowa...
Kansas
KentuckyLouisiana
Maine..
7
8
After
8
12
7
12
After
After
After
After
After
After
After
After
After
After
After
After
After
After
After
After
After
After
After
After
After
After
After
Before
After
After
After
After
After
After
After
After
After
After
After
After
After
Connecticut.
Delaware
DistrictofColumbia.
61
12
7
5
6
8
6
8
6
10
6
6
5
8
6
12
Maryland
Massachusetts
Michigan
6
6
6
Anyrate
7
Minnesota
6
10
Mississippi.
Missouri
Montana
Nebraska
Nevada
N e w Hampshire
NewJersey.
NewMexico
6
8
6
8
NewYork
North Carolina
NorthDakota
Ohio..
Oklahoma
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Philippine Islands
PortoRico..
RhodeIsland
SouthCarolina
SouthDakota___
5
8
12
7
10
7
12
After
After
After
After
After
Before
After
After
After
After
After
After
After
After
After
After
After
Before
After
After
After
6
6
After
6
6
6
12
6
6
After
After
After
6
6
After
7
12
After
After
After
After
After
After
After
After
After
After
After
Anyrate Anyrate After
After
After
6
8
6
10
6
10
6
6
12
6
6
After
After
After
After
After
After
12
6
6
After
Texas..
Utah....
Vermont..
6
8
10
12
6
6
After
Virginia
6
6
Washington
WestVirginia..
Wisconsin
6
12
Wyoming
Alberta
5
BritishColumbia
Manitoba
NewBrunswick
NovaScotia
Ontario
Quebec
Saskatchewan
5
Before
After
6
6
After
After
After
6
10
After
8
12
After
After
After
After
After
After
After
After
After
5
After
After
7
5
After
After
After
Tennessee
5
After
After
After
After
After
5
After
After
8
5
After
Anyrate After
7
5
After
After
After
Anyrate
Anyrate
Anyrate
Anyrate
Anyrate
Anyrate
Anyrate
Anyrate
After
After
14
3
4
5
5
3
5
10
5
4
2-4
5
6
6
6
6
6
201
6
3
6
20
20
3
3
12
12
3
5
20
20
4
6
7
20
17
6
5
10
6
10
20
20
5
10
20
10
3
5
5
5
Nograce
Nograce
Grace
Nograce
2-5
5-15
15
15
3
5
10
10
6
6-20
20
20
3
3-12
12
12
Grace
6
6
20
2 0 /
6
6
6-10
6
6
10
Grace
3
6
7
6
Nograce
Nograce
Nograce
Nograce
5
10
10
10
3
8
10
8
4
5
5
5
4
6
6
6
6
6
20
20
6
6
20
16
4
6
7
6
6
6
20
20
10
Nograce
Nograce
10
6
3
3
10
6
6
10
6
6
15
21
15
3
5
1-5
6
6
10
6
6
10
5
10
20
20
10
10
6
6
20
20
Nograce
No grace
6
6
20
6-20
6
6
Nograce Nograce
6
6
10
6
4
4
10
4
4
6
8
6
Grace
After
After
Grace
After
After
After
After
After
6
3
6-14
5
10-20
8
10
20
8
10
3
6
6
6
5
10
10
10
10-20
5-10
10-20
6
6
8
10
Grace
6
6
12
20
Grace
Grace
Grace
Grace
Grace
Grace
Grace
Grace
6
6
20
20
6
6
10
10
6
6
20
20
Grace
6
6
20
20
6
20
After
Grace
Grace
5
5
30
After
Grace
Grace
6
6
12
Grace
*InDenver,DueSaturdayduringJune,July,andAugustprotestSaturdayorMondayatoptionofholder.
+Anyrateagreeduponinwritingislegaloncollateraldemandloansof$5000andover.
ISeelaws,indexedinbackofthisvolume.
10
20
Nograce
Nograce
Nograce
Nograce
Nograce
Nograce
Nograce
After
After
10
10
5
After
After
20
6
10
Grace
Nograce
No grace
Nograce
Nograce
Nograce
Nograce
Nograce
After
6
5
Grace
After
3
6
4
Before
After
After
After
After
Nograce
Nograce
Nograce
Nograce
Nograce
Nograce
Nograce
Nograce
Nograce
Nograce
Nograce
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Nograce
Nograce
Nograce
Nograce
10
20
N U M B E R OF
BANKS
A N D
B A N K E R S
A N D
Alabama...
Alaska.
Arizona
Arkansas
Californis
Colorado.
Connecticut
Delaware..
DistrictofColumbia..
Florids
Georgia
Idaho
Ilinois.
Indiana.
Iowa..
Kansas.
Kentucky
Louisians..
Maine...
Maryland
Massachusetts
Michigan..
Minnesota.
Mississippi
Missouri.
Montana.
Nebraska..
Nerada.
NewHampshire.
NewJersey.
NewMexico.
NewYorkCity
NewYorkState..
NorthCarolina..
NorthDakota...
Ohio.
Oklahoma.
Oregon..
Pennsylvania...
RhodeIsland
SouthCarolina.
SouthDakota..
Tennessee.
Texas.
Utah.
Vermont..
Virginia
Washington
WestVirginia.
Wisconsin
Wyoming..
GrandTotal,UnitedStates...
T H E
U N I T E D
S T A T E S
C A N A D A
UNITED
STATE.
IN
STATES
TotalNational TotalState
Banksand
Banks.
TrustCos.
TotalSavings TotalPrivate
Banks.*
Banks.
Total
AllBanks.
92
2
13
59
220
125
80
25
15
54
114
57
468
255
345
214
139
32
73
99
193
104
270
32
132
64
222
11
56
202
38
51
433
79
143
378
360
85
835
19
68
110
120
543
23
48
135
83
119
135
33
263
13
59
378
372
170
53
24
10
195
675
128
736
523
416
930
453
233
63
91
81
329
910
280
1,278
216
749
22
13
131
41
227
218
409
617
455
547
157
448
26
297
484
389
869
83
35
260
278
181
661
73
58
83
14
1
113
2
4
22
16
18
14
18
1
5
20
13
4
9
17
1
231
3
7
116
3
12
16
2
183
3
1
18
1
1
3
3
385
17
74
454
756
321
231
50
41
263
839
189
1,891
970
1,780
1,161
608
272
189
304
567
847
1,210
336
1,534
302
998
35
124
359
84
524
812
504
761
1,177
912
253
1,421
64
395
624
529
1,596
114
104
426
366
310
816
110
7,605
16,549
2,116
2,739
29,009
14
1
3
149
3
81
1
12
4
17
16
2
1
14
15
23
17
20
4
740
9
9
3
50
51
173
142
9
23
63
0
18
4
10
33
4
667
188
279
8
7
4
3
63
120
272
21
1
61
22
9
54
25
1
188
78
2
*ThisincludesourSelectedListofInvestmentHouseswhosenamesappearundertheirrespectivecities.
CANADA
Alberta...
BritishColumbia.
Manitoba
Miquelon..
NewBrunswick.
Newfoundland.
NovaScotia.
Ontario.
PrinceEdwardIsland..
Quebec.....Saskatchewan.
YGRO.....
253
184
188
1
68
20
108
1,054
19
550
306
3
Total,CanadianBanksandBankers.
2,754
15
RATES
OF
POSTAGE
DOMESTIC
POSTAGE.
CLASSES.
LIMITWEIGHT.
FourIbs.
2cts.eachoz.orfractionthereof
1ct.each
FirstClass-Lettersandsealedpackages.---Postalcards
SecondClass-Newspapers,periodicalsenteredassecond-classmatterandsentbythepub1ct.perpound
lisherornewsagent
Nolimit.
1ct.each4oz.orfraction,stamps
Samewhenmailedbyothersthanabove..
{
ThirdClass-Circulars, pamphlets, and other matter whollyinprint, proofsheets, correctedproofsheetsandmanuscriptcopy accompanying same...
FourthClass-Merchandiseandmatternotincludedinanyoftheaboveclasses...
SpecialDeliveryinadditiontoregularpostage...
}
1ct.each2oz.orfractionthereof
RegistryFeeinadditiontoregularpostage
FOREIGN
POSTAGE
affixed
Nolimit.
4 l b s . F o r packages
overfourpoundsand
allbooks, see Parcel
PostRates.
Elevenpounds.
ParcelPostRates(seebelow)
10cts.
10cts.
TABLE
Foreignmailshouldbefullyprepaid,asdoubletheamountofdeficientpostageiscollectedbeforedeliveryincountriesofdestination. Therates
ofpostagetoallforeigncountriesandcolonies(exceptGreatBritain,Ireland,Newfoundland,andGermany,also Canada,Cuba,Mexico,andRepublic
ofPanama)areasfollows:
Letters,firstounceorless,5cents; eachadditionalounceor fractionof anounce,3 cents. Single postal cards,each, 2
cents;doublepostalcards,each,4cents;newspaperandotherprintedmatter,foreachtwoouncesorfractionthereof,1cent. LetterpostagetoGreat
Britain,Ireland,andNewfoundlandis2centsanounce. LetterpostagetoGermanydirect(andnotviaEnglandorFrance) is2centsanounce. When
dispatchedviaEnglandorFrance,theratewillbesameasheretofore,5centsforthefirstounceorfraction,and3cents foreach additional ounce or
fraction. CommercialPapers.-Packetsnotinexcessof10oz.,5cents;packetsinexcessof10oz., foreach2oz.orfractionthereof,1cent. Samples
ofMerchandise.-Packetsnotinexcessof4oz.,2cents;packetsinexcessof4oz., for each 2 oz.or fractionthereof, 1cent. Merchandise senton
orderorasagiftmustbesentbyParcelPost(notebelow)orissubjecttoletterpostage,whichmustbefullyprepaid. Registrationfee on letters or
otherarticles,10cents. Ordinarylettersforanyforeigncountry(except Canada andMexico) willbeforwarded, whetheranypostageisprepaidon
themornot. Allothermailablemattermust be prepaid at least partially. Limitof weight for printed matter,4lbs.,6 oz.
POSTCARDS.
C O U N T R I E S OR P L A C E
OF D E S T I N A T I O N ,
Letters.
Single,
each.
Withpaid
reply, each.
Canada
U. S. Dom. U. S. Dom. U. S. Dom. 10cents.
Mexico
U. S. D o m . U. S. D o m . U. S. D o m . 10cents.
rates.
rates.
rates.
Packetsin
Packetsnot Packetsin
of10
Packetsnot
inexcessof
per2oz. 10oz.each.
4oz.each.
oz.orfraction
1cent.
U. S. D o m .
5cents.
2cents.
excesseach2 inexcessof excessof4oz.
oz.
orfraction.
1cent.
rates.
rates.
U. S. D o m .
rates.
rates.
SAMPLES OFMERCHANDISE.
COMMERCIAL PAPERS.
Printed
Matter
Registrationfee.
1cent.
5cents.
2cents.
1cent.
rates.
4cents.
10cents.
1cent.
5cents.
1cent.
2cents.
1cent.
AllotherForeignCountries..Noteabove. 2cents.
ThepostageratesandconditionstoAlaska,Cuba,Hawaii,Guam,PortoRico,thePhilippines,Republicof Panama,andthe IslandofTutuila are
domesticineveryparticular.
TABLE
SHOWING
RATES
OF
PARCEL
POSTAGE
Parcels weighing four ounces or less are mailable at the rate of one cent for each ounceorfractionofanounce,
regardlessofdistance. Parcelsweighingmorethanfourouncesaremailableatthepoundrate,asshownbythefollowing
table,andwhenmailedatthisrateanyfractionofapoundisconsideredafullpound.
Parcelsarelimitedinweighttofiftypoundswithinthesecondzoneandtotwentypounds beyond the secondzone,
andinsizetoseventy-twoinchesin"lengthandgirthcombined."
Rateonbooksweighingeightouncesorlessisonecentforeachtwo ounces or fraction thereof for any distance:
overeightounces,thezoneparcelpostratesapply.
MapsforanyzonecenterwithcompleteinstructionscanbepurchasedfromRand-McNally& Co., Chicago.
3d
4th
5th
6th
7th
8th
z o n e
z o n e
z o n e
z o n e
z o n e
z o n e
z o n e
Zone
rate
rate
rate
rate
rate
rate
rate
rate
$0.05
$0.05
$0.06
$0.07
$0.08
$0.09
$0.11
$0.12
0.01
0.01
0.02
0.04
0.06
0.08
0.10
0.12
2d
1st z o n e
Weight
Local
rate
1stpound
Eachadditional lb.
$0.05
0.0
PARCEL
POST
RATES
TO
FOREIGN
COUNTRIES
Twelvecentsperpoundorfractionthereof; limitedtoelevenpoundsinweightandthreeandone-half feetinlengthandtosixfeetinlength
andgirthcombined.
DOMESTIC
MONEY
ORDER
BUSINESS
Theprintedapplicationformmustbeusedwhenapplyingforamoneyorder. Theapplicantmustwritehisorherowngivennameandsurname
infull,andgivennameofthepayeemustbestatedinfullifknown,otherwiseinitials maybeused. The givenname of marriedwomen mustbe
usedandnotthatoftheirhusbands. Namesofplaces,streets,andnumbersshouldbewritteninplainestmannerpossible.
Amoneyordercannotbemadepayabletomorethanonepersonorfirm.
Domestic M o n e y Order Fees
3c
Over$30.00andnotexceeding$ 40.00-
Forordersof$2.50orless
5c
8c
Over$2.50andnotexceeding$5.0010.00.
5.00
10.00
20.00
4.
..
20.00.
30.00
10c
12c
15
18c
20c
25c
30c
50.00.
40.00
50.00
60.00
75.00
60.00.
75.00.
100.00___
Orders payableatamoney-orderofficecannotbeissuedforanamountexceeding$100.
INTERNATIONAL
MONEY
ORDERS
MoneyorderscanbeissuedbetweentheUnitedStatesandfifty-eightcountries,ratesdifferingandsubjecttochange. See your Postmasterfor
latestrates.
R A T E S
Notover
Over
Over
F O R
$ 2 . 5 0 3 c t s .| Over$10.00to$20.00
$2.50to 5 . 0 0 5
cts.
E X P R E S S
M O N E Y
O R D E R S
10cts.| Over$40.00to$50.00
Over 20.00to 3 0 . 0 0 1 2
cts.
5 . 0 0 t o 1 0 . 0 0 8 c t s . Over 30.00to 4 0 . 0 0 1 5 c t s .
16
18cts.| Over $75.00to$100.00
Over 50.00to 6 0 . 0 0 2 0
30cts.
cts.
Over 60.00to 7 5 . 0 0 . 2 5 c t s .
Over$100.00atabove rates.
K E Y
A N D
G U I D E
TO
THE R A N D - M c N A L L Y
BANKERS' DIRECTORY
A L P H A B E T I C A L L Y A R R A N G E D AS TO
SUBJECTS
T C E J B U S N O I T A N A L P X E
AmericanBankersAssociation
"
BankExaminers
BankersAssociations
Banks.....
H O W
F O U N D
afternameofbank.
Membersof,indicatedbya.....
NumericalSystem, Explanationof
Map opposite page 18.
Officers of
Page17.
Pages19-20-21.
Pages 17-18.
NationalandState,withaddresses
andOfficers
of United States, National, State, and Private:
statement,officers, general information
Indexed alphabetically as to States,
T o w n s a n d Banks.
Page7.
Calendar
foryear
Canada
Banksof, givingallbranches, officers,capital,correspondents,etc.
Indexed"Cana.," AlphabeticalastoProvinces.
CashiersandAssistantCashiers.. Alphabetically arranged,enabling thelocationof
ClearingHouseMembers.........
ClearingHouses
Comptrollers'Calls
Correspondents
County.......
CountySeat
indicated b y a
DateofOrganizationofBank
Directors
Federal
Reserve
Indexed"Cash."
abankbythenameofitsofficers
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B A N K E R S ' ASSOCIATIONS, 1915-Continued
TENNESSEE
N E W Y O R K STATE B A N K E R S ' ASSOCIATION.
President,JamesH.Perkins, vice-pres. NationalCityBank, N. Y. City.
Vice-President,JohnA. Kloepfer,president Union Stock Yards Bank,
Vice-President, W. N. Magill, B a n k ofMadisonville, Madisonville.
Buffalo.
Secretary. F. M. Mayfield, Nashville.
Treasurer, W.H. Featherston,cashierFirst National Bank, Decherd.
Treasurer, JohnH. Gregory, vice-president Central Bank, Rochester.
Secretary, WilliamJ.Henry,11 Pine St., N. Y. City.
NEW
YORK
SAVINGS
BANK
TEXAS
ASSOCIATION.
BANKERS' ASSOCIATION.
President, J. A. Pondrom, vice-prasident South Texas Commercial
President, James H. Manning, president National Savings Bank,
National B a n k , Houston.
Albany.
FirstVice-President,HenryA. Schenck,BowerySavingsBank,N.Y.C.
Secretary, J. W. Hoopes, cashier Federal Reserve Bank, Dallas.
Assistant Secretary, Lydia Littman, Dallas.
Treasurer, George D. Campbell, vice-president State Bank & Trust
Secretary, Hollis H. Searles, cashier Prudential SavingsBank,Brooklyn.
Co., SanAntonio.
Treasurer, WalterS.Rose,secretaryUnionSavingsBank,Patchogue.
NORTH
B A N K E R S ' ASSOCIATION.
President,P. D. Houston, FirstSavings Bank& TrustCo., Nashville.
U T A H
CAROLINA B A N K E R S ' ASSOCIATION.
B A N K E R S ' ASSOCIATION.
President, Thos. E. Cooper, president American National Bank,
President, Charles S. Burton, vice-president Utah State National
Wilmington.
Vice-President,J. L. Armfield, presidentBank ofThomasville.
FirstVice-President, H. E. Hatch, president ThatcherBros. Banking
B a n k , Salt LakeCity.
Co.,Logan.
Second Vice-President, F. C. Jensen, vice-president Mt.
SecretaryandTreasurer,W.A. Hunt,cashierCitizensBk.,Henderson.
NORTH
DAKOTA
B A N K E R S ' ASSOCIATION.
Com'l &
President,
J.J. Neirling, pres. Citizens Nat. Bk., Jamestown.
Vice-President, W. D. McClintock, president Merchants Bank,
Rugby.
Secretary, W. C. Macfadden, Fargo.
V E R M O N T
Treasurer, J.J.Earley, presidentBankofValley City, ValleyCity.
National B a n k , H y d e Park.
Secretary, C. S. Webster,treas. BartonSavingsBk. & T r . Co., Barton.
Treasurer, D. L. Wells, cashier First National B a n k , Orwell.
VIRGINIA B A N K E R S ' ASSOCIATION.
Vermilion.
Vice-President, O. N. Sams, president Merchants National B a n k ,
Hillsboro.
Secretary, S. B. Rankin, president BankofSouthCharleston, South
President, W. B. Vest, cashier Citizens & Marine Bank, Newport,
Charleston.
OfficeofSecretary, 805 Wyandotte Bldg., Columbus.
Treasurer, HarryT. Hall, vice-president Dollar Savings Bank, East
Liverpool.
O K L A H O M A B A N K E R S ' ASSOCIATION.
President, H. M. Spalding, pres. Peoples Bank, NorthEnid.
Vice-President, T. H. D w y e r , president Chickasha National B a n k ,
Chickasha.
News.
Vice-President, C. E. Tiffany, pres. FauquierNat. B a n k , Warrenton.
Secretary, Walker Scott, cashier Planters B a n k , Farmville.
Treasurer, Julien H. Hill, cash. Nat. Stateand City Bk., Richmond.
WASHINGTON
Vice-President, H. C. Lucas, vice-presidentYakima TrustCo., North
Treasurer, J. W. Teter, president First NationalBank, Bristow.
Yakima.
B A N K E R S ' ASSOCIATION.
President, A. C. Shute,presidentAmericanNat. Bk., Hillsboro.
Vice-President,J. M. Poorman, cashier Bank of Woodburn, Wood-
Secretary, W. H. Martin, cashier Pioneer National B a n k , Ritzville.
Treasurer, N. B. H a n n a y , vice-presidentFirstNationalBank, M o u n t
Vernon.
burn.
Secretary,J. L.Hartman, H a r t m a n & T h o m p s o n , Bankers,Portland.
Treasurer, W. H. Bennett, vice-president First State & Savings
Bank,KlamathFalls.
PENNSYLVANIA B A N K E R S ' ASSOCIATION.
President, L. T.McFadden,cashierFirstNationalBank,Canton.
Vice-President, E. P. Passmore, cashier Franklin National B a n k ,
Philadelphia.
Secretary, D. S. Kloss, cashier First National B a n k , Tyrone.
Treasurer, C. J. Nieman, cashierFirstNationalBank,Leechburg.
C A R O L I N A
B A N K E R S '
ASSOCIATION.
President,C.J. Shannon,Jr., presidentFirstNationalBank, C a m d e n .
Vice-President, John W. Simpson, vice-president Central National
W E S T
D A K O T A
B A N K E R S '
VIRGINIA B A N K E R S ' ASSOCIATION.
President, H. W. Chadduck, cashier Grafton Banking & Trust Co.,
Grafton.
Vice-President, R. E. Talbott, cashier Citizens National B a n k .
Philippi.
Secretary andTreasurer, J. S. Hill, cash. Nat. City Bk., Charleston
WISCONSIN B A N K E R S ' ASSOCIATION.
President,EarlePease,vice-president FirstNat. Bank, GrandRapids.
Vice-President, S. M. Smith, cashier Merch. & Sav. Bk., Janesville.
Secretary, George D. Bartlett, 4 0 8 P a b s t Bldg., Milwaukee.
Treasurer, J.J.Jamieson, cashier First National Bank, Shullsburg.
WYOMING
B a n k , Spartanburg.
SecretaryandTreasurer,LeeG.Holleman,pres.PeoplesBk.,Anderson.
S O U T H
B A N K E R S ' ASSOCIATION.
President, Robert Moody, vice-president First National Bank.
Everett.
Secretary, W. B. Harrison, OklahomaCity.
S O U T H
B A N K E R S ' ASSOCIATION.
President. Henry F. Field, pres. Rutland CountyNat. Bk., Rutland.
Vice-President, H. M. McFarland, vice-president, Lamoille County
OHIO B A N K E R S ' ASSOCIATION.
President, E. L. Coen, vice-president Erie County Banking Co.,
O R E G O N
Pleasant
S a v . B a n k . M t . Pleasant.
SecretaryandTreasurer, J. E. Shepard, cashierCacheValleyBanking
Co., Logan.
B A N K E R S ' ASSOCIATION.
President, J. M. Rumsey, president Stock Growers National Bank,
Rawlins.
ASSOCIATION.
President, S. T. Kiddoo, cashier Sioux FallsNational B a n k , Sioux
Vice-President, Sumner Miller, cashier Pine Bluffs State Bank, Pine
Falls.
Bluffs.
Vice-President,N.E.Franklin, pres.FirstNational B a n k , D e a d w o o d .
Secretary, J. E. Platt, president Security Bank, Clark.
Treasurer Alex.Highland,vice-pres.AberdeenNat'lBank,Aberdeen.
INVESTMENT
BANKERS
Secretary, Elizabeth Hasson, Rock Springs National Bank, Rock
Springs.
Treasurer, B.C. Hart,presidentPioneerTrust& SavingsBank,Basin.
ASSOCIATION
OF
AMERICA
Offices, Harris Trust Building, Chicago
OFFICERS
A.B.Leach,
FrankW.Rollins..
AllenG.Hoyt,
JohnE.Blunt, Jr......
CharlesA. Otis,....
JohnW.Edminson,
Frederick R. Fenton,
J.HerndonSmith,..
SamuelL.Fuller...
LewisB. Franklin....
LawrenceChamberlain,
GeorgeGarr Henry
GeorgeB. Caldwell,.
W. M. L. Fiske....
CharlesW. McNear,...
WilliamWest.
Geo. W. Kendrick III.......
William R. Compton,.....
HaroidKauffman...
Vice-President
Vice-President
Vice-President
Vice-President
Secretary
Treasurer
TheAnglo& LondonParis NationalBank,
.Devitt,Tremble & Co.. Chicago
...Smith, Moore & Co., St. Louis,
B O A R D
Erastus W. Bulkley.
President
Vice-President
A. B. L e a c h & C o . , N e w York....
E. H. Rollins & Sons, Boston...
N. W. Halsey & Co., N e w York,.
M e r c h a n t s L o a n & TrustCo., Chicago,
Otis& Co., Cleveland,
OF
G O V E R N O R S
Barrett Wendell,Jr....
Spencer. Trask & Co., New York
Kissel,Kinnicutt &Co., NewYork
JohnE. Oldham,
Warren S. H a y d e n ,
W m . G . Baker,Jr.....
R. L. Scoville..
Guaranty T r u s t & C o . , N e w Y o r k
KountzeBrothers,New York
W m . Salomon & Co., N e w York
Ex-President,NewYork
Ussing. Scoville & Co., Pittsburgh
Challen R. Parker..Anglo&LondonParisNat'lBank, San Francisco
W m . A. Read & Co., Chicago
.C. W. McNear & Co., Chicago
Henry&West, Philadelphia
.E. W. Clark & Co., Philadelphia
N . D . Jay
FirstNationalBank, Milwaukee
Harry E. Weil....
Weil, Roth & Co., Cincinnati
E u g e n e M . Stevens.
Stevens, C h a p m a n & Co.,Minneapolis
H. P. Wright...
... H. P. Wright Investment Co., Kansas City
C. Edgar Elliott.....
Breed, Elliott & Harrison, Indianapolis
A. C. Foster.....
Sweet, Causey, Foster & Co., Denver
CharlesH. Gilman, ..........C. H. Gilman & Co., Portland,Me.
W m . R . C o m p t o n Co., St. Louis
..G. H. Walker & Co., St. Louis
N U M E R I C A L S Y S T E M OF
THE
Lee,Higginson& Co., Boston
Merrill, O l d h a m & Co., Boston
H a y d e n , Miller & Co., Cleveland
...Baker,Watts& Co., Baltimore
AMERICAN
BANKERS
ASSOCIATION
For Index to Prefix Numbers see Numerical System Map Immediately Opposite
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E X A M I N E R S , M A R C H 1, 1915
S T A T E B A N K OFFICIALS A N D
STATH
ADDRESS
N A M E
Ala........A.E.Walker,Supt.ofBanks... Montgomery.
J.L. Griffin, Bank Examiner........Montgomery.
STATE
Ark.
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A. J.Reap, B k . Examiner..
B a n k Division.
Mich.......E. H. Doyle,Bank Commissioner
Detroit.
A.E.Manning,DeputyBankCom...Lansing.
Lansing.
C.H.Adams,BankExaminer.
Lansing.
E.K.Matlock,BankExaminer
Detroit.
J . M . D o d g e , B k . Examiner.
Charlotte.
E.P. Hopkins,BankExaminer
JohnC. VanCamp,BankExaminer..Owosso.
Colo.......E. E. Drach, Bk. Commissioner......Denver.
Sherwood Crocker, ChiefDeputy B k .
Commissioner..
Denver.
G.H.VanBuren,BankExaminer....Lansing.
Lansing.
Arthur Walton, B a n k E x a m i n e r
Hubert F. Thomas, Deputy B a n k
Commissioner.
Lansing.
R. C. W i x o n , B a n k Examiner..
Lansing.
Harry Olmstead, B a n k Examiner.
J. H. Underwood, B a n k Examiner, Lansing.
Detroit.
W. J.Schechter,BankExaminer.
Detroit.
Chas. O. Ball, B a n k E x a m i n e r
GrandRapids.
FredL.Perkins,BankExaminer
Lansing.
Robt.L.Nixon,BankExaminer
Lansing.
H.A.Morris,BankExaminer
Lansing.
G e o . F. Eckfeld, B a n k Examiner.
W. C. P l u m m e r , B a n k Examiner. ..Detroit.
R i c h a r d B . B r o w n , D e p u t y B k . C o m . Denver.
Hartford.
Conn......FredP. Holt,Bank Commissioner.
W m . P. Landon,Deputy Com...... Hartford.
Dela.......Wm. R. M c C a b e , Supt. ofBanks.. Dover.
. C.
B Whitfield,BankExaminer...
. e e s s a h a l l a T
Fla.
P a l m e r R o s e m o n d , B a n k Examiner. Lake City.
E.P. Thagard, B a n k E x a m i n e r . . . O c a l a .
W. J.Speer, BankExaminer...
Atlanta.
Ga....
J. O. Anderson, ChiefClerkandAsst.
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Examiner..
F. E. Quisenberry, BankExaminer..Detroit.
Atlanta.
.AnnArbor.
C. F. Spaeth, B a n k Examiner
..GrandRapids.
D. R. Eason, B a n k E x a m i n e r .
Jas. B. Greenfield, B a n k Examiner..Flushing.
C. R. McLaughlin, Bank Examiner .Owosso.
J.M. Conway, BankExaminer.
Lansing.
Minn......A. H. Turrittin, Supt.of Banks.....St. Paul.
H.S. Quiggle.DeputySupt.ofBanks.St.Paul.
Faribault.
H.B.Hill,BankExaminer.
St.Paul.
W.J.Regan,BankExaminer.
FergusFalls.
O. I.Brandvold,BankExaminer.
Willmar.
J.F.Millard,BankExaminer....
W.T.Hanneman,BankExaminer...Minneapolis.
St. P a u l .
A. P. Rotert, BankExaminer..
E m i l A . Boie, Asst. B a n k Examiner .Rochester.
D. B. Fuller, Asst. B a n k Examiner..Minneapolis.
A. A. Record, DeputyBankCom....Boise.
W. H. Young, DeputyBank Com....Boise.
Illinois
M. J. Johnston, Clerk...
James J. Brady,Auditor..
Boise.
Springfield.
JohnK. Segrave, ChiefClerk.......Springfield.
John J. Burke, Chief of Banking
Department.
Detroit.
G.S.Anderson, Bank Examiner
Denver.
6.
Newnan.
N. L. North,Asst. B k . Examiner
Roberta.
J. L. Dent, Asst. B a n k Examiner
Atlanta.
J. Blalock, Asst. B a n k Examiner
Cordele.
L.E. Fenn, Asst. B a n k E x a m i n e r
R . E . Platt, Asst.Bank Examiner...Newnan.
M. J. Janes, Asst. BankExaminer...Griffin.
E. A. Thomson, Asst. B k . Examiner.Millen.
J. S. Hollinshead, Asst. Bk.ExaminerDecatur.
C. F. Furlow, Asst. B a n k Examiner..Clarksville.
Boise.
Idaho.....A. E. Reid, BankCommissioner.
Somerville.
Salem.
C. C. Handy,BankExaminer.
J.W.Wood,BankExaminer..
Cambridge.
Malden.
W . E . B r o w n , B a n k Examiner
Natick.
R. D. Sutherland, B a n k E x a m i n e r
W. S. Bosworth, Special Examiner ..Malden.
Little R o c k .
SanFrancisco.
NewtonCenter.
W . O . Lovell,ChiefofSav.Bk.Div...Malden.
C . W . Levi,ChiefofTr.Co.Division NewtonCenter.
O. M. Tucker, ChiefofCo-operative
W. T. Maxwell, Mgr. BlueSky Dept.Little Rock.
Fay.
G u y Philips, Bk. Examiner.
Little R o c k .
A. F. Bailey,Bk. Examiner.
Camden.
W.T.Reynolds, Bk. Examiner.
Calif.......W. R. Williams, Supt.ofBanks...704PostalTel.Bldg.
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ADDRESS
C.W. Levi,DeputyCommissioner
Montgomery.
R. A. L. Wilkes, Bank Examiner
Montgomery.
C. H. Lapsley, OfficeAssistant
J. C. Callaghan, B a n k Comptroller..Phœnix.
P
hœnix.
J. B. O r m o n d , D e p u t y .
H. A. Cheverton,Bank Examiner...Phoenix.
Jno. M. Davis, B a n k Commissioner .LittleRock.
Little R o c k .
J.D. Covey,Asst. Bk.Com....
Ariz.
N A M E
Mass......A. L. Thorndike,Bk.Commissioner..Brewster.
F. J.Hinze, Asst. Bank Examiner...Waterville.
Springfield.
E. F. Kenrick, Asst. B a n k E x a m i n e r St. Paul.
DanielV.Harkin,Bk. Examiner.....810 OtisBldg.,
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F. E. McGregor, Asst. Bank ExaminerCrookston.
C. I. Welch,Asst. B a n k Examiner
Chicago.
Minneapolis.
Thos.J.O'Brien, Asst.Bk.Examiner.810OtisBldg..
Chicago.
M.F.Brady, Asst. Bk. Examiner ...810OtisBldg.,
Chicago.
F. W. Bland,Asst. Bk. Examiner ...810OtisBldg.,
Chicago.
HenryConnery,Asst.Bk. Examiner.810Otis Bldg.,
Miss......W. P. Holland, Bank Commissioner.Clarksdale.
Hattiesburg.
N.C.Hill.BankCommissioner
LewisE.Crook,BankCommissioner, Meridian.
Clinton.
E.F.Anderson,BankExaminer
Hattiesburg.
J.S. Love, BankExaminer..
S. S. Harris, B a n k Examiner.
Robert L. Hall, Secretary..
Chicago.
Ind.
Iowa....
..
K a n s a s
John M c G r a t h , B a n k E x a m i n e r
P. J. M a h o n e y , BankExaminer.
F.J.Keating,BankExaminer.
C.W.Coleman,BankExaminer
J.E. Sullivan,Bank Examiner
DaleJ. Crittenberger, Auditor.
ArthurCraven,ChiefBankClerk.
RobertC.Houston, Bk.Examiner
A.E.Gibson,BankExaminer.
W m . M . Whitson.Bk. Examiner
Chas. Osborn, B a n k Examiner
HenryHoch,BankExaminer.
FrankS. Shaw, Auditor.
E. S. Gose. Deputy..
A. O. Wolever, ChiefExaminer
H . M . Cormany,BankExaminer
H. T. Fuller, B a n k Examiner
V. W. Miller, B a n k Examiner.
J. J. A m e n , B a n k Examiner
E. B. Wilson, B a n k Examiner
H. P. Rosser, ChiefClerk.
W. F. Benson, B a n k Com..
Springfield.
Springfield.
Springfield.
Springfield.
Springfield.
Indianapolis.
Indianapolis.
Mo.
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Frankfort.
Marion.
Elwood.
Rockport.
D e s Moines.
D e s Moines.
D e s Moines.
Woodbine.
DesMoines.
D e s Moines.
Topeka.
H.S.Magraw,StateExaminer.
ClaudeElder,Deputy....
RayS.McAllister,Deputy.
A. T. Hibbard,Deputy.
JeffersonCity.
CapeGirardeau.
Washington.
.JeffersonCity.
Helena.
Helena.
Helena.
Helena.
Helena.
.Helena.
Lincoln.
. E . Royse, Secretary.
E.H.Mullowney,BankExaminer....Omaha.
Benkelman.
E. N. V a n Horne, B a n k Examiner...PawneeCity.
Norfolk.
M.C.Wilde,BankExaminer.
Nelson.
S.A.Lapp,BankExaminer.
Omaha.
A. D. Touzalin, B a n k Examiner..
Morrill.
JohnBoatsman,BankExaminer.
Omaha.
T o m R. Riley,Bank Examiner.
Wichita.
W. T. N e w m a n , Bldg. & Loan Ex... Topeka.
Frankfort.
Thos.J. Smith,BankingCom..
J.H. Donnelly, BankExaminer.
Plattsmouth.
RankinR.Revill,DeputyBkg.Com..Frankfort.
JohnB. Chenault, Bk. Examiner.
A.B. Faris, B a n k E x a m i n e r .
E. J. Doss, BankExaminer.
Maysville.
Lexington.
Shelbyville.
R. R. Settle, BankExaminer.
Frankfort.
Frankfort.
V.V.Packwood,Clerk...
.W.L.Young,StateExaminer
Nev...... Gilbert C. Ross,BankExaminer.....CarsonCity.
N. H...... Richard M. S c a m m o n , BankCom...Stratham.
Frederic S. Nutting,DeputyBank
Commissioner..
Shreveport.
C.G.Rives,Asst.BankExaminer....Shreveport.
W m . Sebastian,Asst.Bk. Examiner..Shreveport.
Shreveport.
S. G. Myers,Secretary.
PattonHawkins,Asst.Bk. ExaminerShreveport.
Thomas K. Johnston, Deputy Bk.
Commissioner...
Trenton.
L.R.Vredenburgh, BankExaminer..Somerville.
R. M c L . Jeter, Asst. B k . Examiner..Shreveport.
Otis C. Edwards, Asst. B k . ExaminerAmite.
HarryM.Smith.BankCom....
.Augusta.
F.C.Ferguson,BankExaminer....
E.Orange.
RayE.Mayham,BankExaminer....Westfield.
James Thorne,BankExaminer
BoundBrook.
Trenton.
HughH.Hilson,BankExaminer.
W.T.Grosscup,BankExaminer.
EastOrange.
Wm.H.Dillistin,BankExaminer.
Paterson.
LynedonP. Noble, DeputyBank
Commissioner..
Stratham.
N.J..... .GeorgeM.LaMonte,Commissioner. Trenton.
Augusta.
Md........J. DukesDownes,BankCom.,Garrett
..
WestPlains.
Centralia.
PaulJones,BankExaminer.....
E. P. Chandler, Deputy Bk. Com....Newton.
Maine.
HalWoodside,BankExaminer
F.C.Mitchell,BankExaminer
C. R. Burrell, B a n k Examiner
C.A. Eaton, B a n k E x a m i n e r
L. D. Moritz,Deputy..
W . C . M u t h , Deputy B a n k Com....Salina.
Beattie.
FrankBell, DeputyBankCom....
LewisWilson,DeputyBank Com....Iola.
B.E.Mitchner,DeputyBankCom...216 So. Erie,
La..
KansasCity.
No.3804, ThePaseo.
Florence Gainan, Clerk.
Neb
Edina.
Osborn.
Versailles.
A.R.Bradley,BankExaminer.
O. G. Williams, ChiefClerk
Mont..
P.E.Laughlin,Asst. Bank Com......Topeka.
Topeka.
C. J.Peterson,SpecialAsst....
VirgilI.Smith,DeputyBankCom...DodgeCity.
Sam'lT.Bradlee,DeputyBankCom. Topeka.
Harry Warren, Deputy Bank Com...Ellinwood.
Ky.
I.C. Uptegrove, Deputy BankCom. JeffersonCity.
NewLondon.
JohnS.Wood,BankExaminer.
P.K.Gibbons,BankExaminer.
JamesO.Wallace,BankExaminer
H. R. Dooley, BankExaminer
MasonCity.
Cedar Rapids.
.J. T. Mitchell, BankCommissioner..Jefferson City.
G.M.Hargett,BankExaminer.
Scottsburg.
Adel.
Tupelo.
...Jackson.
Building
Baltimore.
G e o . W. Page, Deputy B a n k C o m missioner, GarrettBldg.
Baltimore.
E d w i n C. Hook, Chief Clerk and
Examiner, G a r r e t t B l d g . . .
Baltimore.
HoraceBiddle,Asst.BankExaminer.OceanGrove.
.......Howell Earnest, Bank Examiner.
SantaFe.
L.B.Wooters,Asst.Bk.Examiner...SantaFe.
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VALUES
OF
F O R E I G N
C O I N S
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, OFFICEOFTHESECRETARY,
Washington, January1,1915
pursuanceoftheprovisionsofsection25oftheactof August27, 1894, Iherebyproclaimthefollowing
estimatebytheDirectoroftheMintofthevaluesofforeigncoinstobethevaluesofsuchcoinsintermsofthe
moneyofaccountoftheUnitedStates,tobefollowedinestimatingthevalueofallforeignmerchandiseexported
totheUnitedStatesduringthequarterbeginningJanuary1, 1915, expressedinanysuchmetalliccurrencies.
Entriesofmerchandiseliquidateduponthevaluesproclaimedhereinwillbesubjecttoreliquidationupon
theorderoftheSecretaryofthe Treasury whenever satisfactory evidenceshallbeproducedtohimshowing
thatthevaluesinUnited Statescurrencyofthe foreign money specifiedintheinvoiceswereatthedateof
certificationatleasttenpercentummoreorlessthanthevalueshereinproclaimed.
W M . P. M A L B U R N , Acting Secretary.
COUNTRY.
Values of Foreign Coins
Valuein
of
LEGALSTANDARD. MONETARY UNIT. Terms
U.S.
Money.
ArgentineRepublic.
Gold......
Peso...
$ 0.965
Austr
Goeld.
Crown 0
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B
3
2
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Goldandsilver. Franc..
.193
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Gold.
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.465
BrithHonduras
Gold.
Dollar
1.000
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aold.m e t a Cordova.
u G 0 0 0 . 1
Honduras..
Silver.
.365
Peso
Salvador.
Chile
Gold..
.365
Peso..
a
h
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Silver......
Amoy
Canton
Cheefoo..
ChinKiang
Fuchau....
Haikwan
(Customs).
0
6 Hankow...
5
Tael..Kiaochow.
Nankin....
Niuchwang
Ningpo....
Peking
Shanghai..
Swatow
Takau..
Tientsin...
Dollar..Yuan.
Hongkong.
Dollar British
Mexican...
Dollar
(a)REMARKS.
Currency: Depreciatedpaper,convertibleat44percent
offacevalue.
Memberof LatinUnion;goldistheactualstandard.
124bolivianosequal1poundsterling.
Currency:Governmentpaper. Exchangerateabout25
centstothemilreis.
Guatemala:Currency,Inconvertiblepaper,exch.rate16to18pesos $1.00.
Honduras:Currency,banknotes.
Salvador:Currency,convertibleintosilverondemand.
Currency: Inconvertiblepaper;exchangerate,approximately,$0.14.
.599
.597
.570
.585
.554
.610
.
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.562
.576
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.
397
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mately,$102paperto$1gold.
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PaieIslands..
ofsilverkran,approximately,$0.0875.
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.567
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23
C L E A R I N G
H O U S E S
IN
T H E
U N I T E D
S T A T E S
A N D
C A N A D A
Thefollowing Cities and Townshave Bank Clearing House Associations.
The officers of each Association m a y be easily found by referring tothe n a m e of the City or T o w n i r
theBank Listimmediatelyfollowing the Banks.
*before abank'sname inthe Banklist indicatesthatit is amemberofitslocal Clearing House.
Aberdeen,S.D..
Adrian, Mich..
Akron,Ohio
Albany,N.Y.
Albany,Ore.
Altoona,Pa.
Amarillo,Tex...
AnnArbor,Mich..
Atlanta,Ga.
Augusta,Ga..
Aurora, Ill...
Austin, Tex..
Baltimore,Md.
Bakersfield, Cal...
Bangor,Me.
Bartlesville, Okla..
BayCity,Mich..
Belton, Tex....
Binghamton, N.Y.
Birmingham,Ala.
Bloomington,Ill.
Boston,Mass...
Brandon,Man..
Brantford,Ont..
Brunswick, Ga..
Buffalo,N.Y..
Butler,Pa...
Calgary,Alberta
Canton,Ohio
CedarRapids,Iowa.
Charleston,S.C.
Chattanooga,Tenn..
Cheraw,S.C..
Chester,Pa.
Chicago,Ill.
Chillicothe,Mo..
Cincinnati,Ohio
Cleveland, Ohio
Coeurd'Alene, Ida..
Colo.Spgs., Colo...
IN
Columbia, S.C..
Columbus, Ga..
Columbus, Ohio
Cordele,Ga.
Dallas,Tex.
Danville,Ill..
Davenport, Iowa
Dayton,Ohio
Decatur,Ill.
Denver,Colo..
Des Moines,Iowa
Detroit, Mich.
Dubuque,Iowa
Duluth, Minn.
Edmonton, Alta..
ElPaso, Tex...
Emporia,Kan..
Erie,Pa..
Evansville,Ind.
FallRiver, Mass..
Fargo,N.D....
Flint,Mich..
FortWayne,Ind..
FortWorth,Tex.
Franklin,Pa.
Frederick, Md.
Fremont,Neb..
Galveston,Tex..
Gary, Ind...
Grandforks, N. D.
Gd. Rapids, Mich.
Greensburg,Pa.
Greenville, S.C..
Guthrie,Okla.
R E G A R D
TO
Hagerstown, Md..
Halifax,NovaScotia.
Hamilton, Ohio,
Hamilton,Ontario
Hammond.Ind.
Harrisburg,Pa...
Hartford,Conn.
Hawkinsville,Ga.
Helena,Ark....
Helena, Mont.
Holyoke, Mass..
Homestead. Pa..
Houston, Tex...
Macon,Ga..
Mansfield, Ohio.
McAlester, Okla.
Medford,Ore.
Medicine Hat,Alta.
Memphis,Tenn.
Meridian, Miss.
Milwaukee, Wis..
Minneapolis,Minn..
Mobile,Ala..
Montclair, N.J.
Montgomery,Ala..
Montreal, Quebec.
MooseJaw,Sask..
Muskogee, Okla...
Philadelphia,Pa...
Pine Bluff,Ark..
Pittsburgh, Pa...
Portland. Me....
Portland, Ore...
Providence, R.I..
Indianapolis,Ind......
Jacksonville,Fla.
Jacksonville,Ill..
Joplin, Mo....
KansasCity, Kan...
KansasCity,Mo..
Knoxville,Tenn.
Lancaster, Pa..
Lawrence,Kan..
Lawton, Okla.
Lebanon,Pa..
Lethbridge, Alta..
Lewistown,Mont..
Lexington,Ky.
Lincoln,Neb...
LittleRock, Ark.
London. Ontario..
Long Beach,Cal..
LosAngeles, Cal..
Louisville,Ky...
Lowell,Mass...
C L E A R I N G
Nashville,Tenn...
NewAlbany,Ind.
NewBedford,Mass.
NewCastle,Pa...
NewHaven,Conn...
Newnan,Ga...
New Orleans,La..
NewportNews,Va..
NewYork,N.Y.
Norfolk,Va....
Norristown,Pa.
NorthYakima, Wash...
Oakland,Cal.
Oklahoma,Okla..
Omaha, Neb.
Orange,N.J.
Oshkosh, Wis..
Ottawa,Ontario.
Owensboro,Ky..
Pasadena,Cal...
Peoria,Ill..
H O U S E
R U L E S
Quebec,Quebec.
Quincy,Ill..
Raleigh,N.C...
Reading,Pa...
Regina, Sask..
Reno,Nev.
Richmond, Va.
Rochester,N.Y.
Rockford,Ill..
Rome, Ga.
Sacramento, Cal..
Saginaw, Mich.
SaintJohn.N.B.....
SaintJoseph,Mo...
SaintLouis, Mo.....
Saint Paul,Minn...
SaltLakeCity,Utah.
SanAntonio,Tex.
San Diego,Cal..
SanJose,Cal.
San Francisco,Cal..
Santa Rosa,Cal...
Saskatoon, Sask.
Savannah,Ga.
Scranton,Pa...
Seattle,Wash.
Sedalia, Mo.
SiouxCity,Iowa.
SiouxFalls,S.D..
OF
SouthBend.Ind.....
Spartanburg,S.C...
Spokane,Wash.....
Springfield,IlI.
Springfield,Mass...
Springfield, Mo....
Springfield,Ohio...
Stockton,Cal.
Superior,Wis..
Syracuse,N.Y.....
Tacoma,Wash.....
Tampa,Fla....
Texarkana. Ark...
Toledo, Ohio
Topeka, Kan..
Toronto, Ontario
Trenton, N.J.
Tulsa, Okla.
Valdosta,Ga..
Vancouver, Br.Col.
Vicksburg, Miss.
Victoria, Br.Col.
Waco, Tex.....
Washington,D.C..
Waterbury, Conn..
Wheeling,W.Va...
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 item
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);
Birmingham, Ala.
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);
Lincoln, Neb. (No.43);
Milwaukee (No. 12);
Muskogee (No. 49);
Philadelphia (No. 3);
Pittsburgh (No. 8);
Portland, Oregon (No.24);
Richmond, Va.
San Antonio (No. 30);
San Francisco (No. 11);
Washington (No. 15).
Thefollowing Reserve Cities allhave s o m e f o r m o f Clearing Houserulesgoverningthecollection ofbanl
items, whether receivedforcreditorfor remittance. Nearlyall ofthesecitieshavecertain "discretionary'
points for which the question of a Charge is left entirely in the hands of each individual bank. Th
manager ofthe Clearing House Association in any of these cities can furnish the rules ofhis association
in printed form,Baltimore (No. 7);
Boston (No.5);
Cedar Rapids (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);
NewOrleans (No. 14);
NewYorkCity (No. 1);
Oklahoma (No. 39);
Omaha (No.27);
SaltLake City (No.31);
24
St. Joseph (No. 36);
St. Louis (No.4);
St. Paul (No. 22);
Savannah (No. 38);
Seattle (No. 19);
Sioux City (No.41);
Spokane (No.28);
Tacoma (No.34);
Topeka (No.44);
Waco (No. 48);
Wichita (No. 40).
A N D
K E Y
G U I D E
TO
THE R A N D - M c N A L L Y
BANKERS' DIRECTORY
A L P H A B E T I C A L L Y A R R A N G E D AS TO
SUBJECT
SUBJECTS
EXPLANATION
AmericanBankersAssociation
H O W
Membersof,indicatedbya
NumericalSystem, Explanationof
F O U N D
•afternameofbank.
M a p opposite page 18.
Page17.
Pages 19-20-21.
Pages17-18.
Officersof
BankExaminers
BankersAssociations
NationalandState,withaddresses
Banks.
of United States, National, State, and Private;
statement,officers, general information
Indexed alphabetically as to States,
andOfficers
Towns andBanks.
Page7.
foryear
Banksof, givingallbranches, officers,capital,corIndexed "Cana.," AlphabeticalastoProrespondents,etc.
Calendar
Canada
vinces.
Cashiers andAssistantCashiers-- Alphabetically arranged,enabling thelocation of
Indexed"Cash."
* b e f o r e t h e n a m e ofbank.
abankbythenameofitsofficers
ClearingHouseMembers
ineach city,indicatedbya.....
ClearingHouses
in UnitedStates and C a n a d a a n d rules ofreserve
Page24.
citiesgoverningcollections
Comptrollers' Calls
toNationalBanks,dates ofandday ofweek,from
Correspondents
County....
CountySeat
1886todate
ofeachbank given.....
inwhichtownislocated given.....
indicatedbya
indicatedby
ofBanksandTrustCompanies.
DateofOrganizationofBank
Directors
Federal
Reserve
Districts
OppositePage16.
After n a m e o f b a n k .
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
Listand in Lawyers List.
Figuresafter n a m e o f b a n k .
Indexed"Direct."
and
CompleteInformation....
Banks.
P a g e 25 and m a r opposite.
ofeverybankin United States and Canada given
afternameofbank..
Indexed Alphabetically, as to States.
Financial Statement.
TownsandBanks.
Valueof,inU.S.Money..
Tableof cardinalnumbersand commercial terms,
Page22.
intenlanguages
Speciallypreparedlist ...
Underindex"Lawy."
Alphabeticallyarranged astostates........
P a g e 1 4 a n d mapoppositepage12.
Tableof, accordingtostates....
Opposite Page13.
Foreign Lawyers
.....
Grace,Days of.......
Holidays
InterestRates
Indexed"Forgn."
Page23.
andBankers(SelectedList)
ForeignBanks
Foreign Coins...
Foreign Languages...
Alphabetically arranged bystates,forquickrefer-
..
Page14.
Page18.
After n a m e of firm.
ence
Investment BankersAssociation. Officersof
Memberslistedinlargecitiesmarkedbya
4.
Laws..
Cuba,Hawaii,PortoRico,andPhilippines,Banksof Indexedimmediatelyafter States.
Acarefully prepareddigestofBankingand Com-
Lawyers
Recommendedbybanks ineach banking townin
Legislatures.
UnitedStates and Canada. Special list of foreignattorneys....
Indexed "Lawy."
Dates ofMeetings.
Opposite Index"Laws."
Islands.
Indexed " L a w s . "
mercialLawsofeachstate.
LocationofTownson StateMaps (Mapgivenwitheachstate)indicatedby
-
-
Guide Letter and Figure after each
town.
Maps
Rand-McNally's newest maps of states, principal See Index Page12.
Mexico.
NegotiableInstruments
Indexed"Mexico."
Banksof,capital, officers,etc....
Map showing laws relating to, and states which
havepassed"TheNegotiableInstrumentsLaw" Betweenpages12and13.
Showing nearest accessible banking points, and
whether Money-Order Office,TelegraphStation,
cities,CanadianProvinces,Mexico,etc.
Non-BankTowns
orExpress Office
Insertedinpropergeographicalposition.
Indexed"Acces."
Numerical System of A.B.A...... explanationand mapof....
oppositepage 18.
Officers...
ofeverybankinUnitedStates,Canada,andMexico
Parcel P o s t
givenaftername ofbank
ExplanationsandRates.
PopulationofBankingTowns
shownby
PostageRates...
PrivateBanks...
R e s e r v e Cities..
StateBankersAssociations
State Banks..
andPostalRegulations ...
(Unincorporated)indicatedby a
for NationalBanks .
Members of,indicatedbya....
(Incorporated)indicatedbya......
StatutesofLimitations
Arrangedforquickreference..
Transit N u m b e r s
Supplied exclusively byTheRand-McNallyBankers'DirectoryundertheauthorityofTheAmer-
...
icanBankersAssociation
IndexedbyStates.
Page16.
Figures under name of town both in
BankList andinLawyers List.
Page16.
†afternameofbank.
Opposite Page 24, etc.
‡afternameofbank.
§afternameofbank.
Page14.
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FEDERAL R E S E R V E B A N K I N F O R M A T I O N
FEDERAL RESERVE B O A R D
WILLIAM G. M ' A D O O , Chairman (ex-officio).
CHARLESS. HAMLIN,Boston,Mass.,
FREDERIC A. D E L A N O , Chicago,
Governor,(1916)
Vice-Governor, (1920)
PAULM. WARBURG,NewYorkCity,
(1918)
W. P. G. HARDING, Birmingham, Ala.,
ADOLPHC. MILLER, San Francisco, Cal.,
(1922)
(1924)
J O H N S K E L T O N WILLIAMS (ex-officio).
FEDERAL A D V I S O R Y C O U N C I L (1915)
DANIELG.WING,Boston,District No. 1
J.P.MORGAN,NewYork, District No.2
LEVIL.RUE,Philadelphia, DistrictNo.3
W.S.ROWE,Cincinnati,DistrictNo.4
GEORGEJ.SEAY,Richmond,DistrictNo.5
C.A. LYERLY,Chattanooga, DistrictNo.6
J.B.FORGAN,Chicago,Pres., DistrictNo.7
R O L L A WELLS, St. Louis, DistrictNo.8
C. T. JAFFRAY, Minneapolis, DistrictNo.9
E. F. S W I N N E Y , Kansas City,District No.10
J. H. A R D R E Y , Dallas, DistrictNo. 11
A. C. KAINS, San Francisco, District No. 12
DISTRICT No. 1 - B a n k Located
comprising66,465squaremiles,andwithapopulation(1910)of6,557,841.
€
Boston
TERRITORYINDISTRICT-Maine,NewHampshire,Vermont,Massachuat
setts,RhodeIsland,andConnecticut,
Membership; NationalBanks441.
DIRECTORS, CLASS A
THOMASP.BEAL,(1918)
DIRECTORS, CLASS B
C H A S . A. M O R S S ,(1918) .
Boston
C.G. SANFORD,(1917)
DIRECTORS, CLASS C
F R E D E R I C H. CURTISS, (1918)
Boston
Bridgeport,Conn.
Boston
Chairman ofBoard and "Federal Reserve
Agent"
E. R. M O R S E ,(1917)
W A L T E R S. H A C K N E Y ,(1917)
Proctor,Vermont
A.M. HEARD,(1916)
Providence, R. I.
Manchester,N.H.
Deputy Chairman ofBoard and"Deputy
C.G. W A S H B U R N ,(1916)
FederalReserveAgent"
Worcester,Mass.
A L L E N HOLLIS,(1916)
Concord. .
ALFREDL. AIKEN,
.
OFFICERS
Governor
T H O M A S P. B E A L ,
F L O R R I M O N M. H O W E ,
DeputyGovernor
Cashier
Secretary
DISTRICT
NDISTRICT-TheStateof
I Y No.2-Bank
R O T I Located
R R E at
T New
y tYork
i C and
(1910)of9,113,279.
Membership; NationalBanks479.
DIRECTORS, CLASSA
WILLIAMWOODWARD,(1917)
New York,comprising49,170squaremiles,andwith
a p o p u l a t i o n
D I R E C T O R S , CLASS B
H E N R Y R. T O W N E , (1917)
N.Y.City
ROBERTH. TREMAN,(1918)
D I R E C T O R S , CLASS C
P I E R R E JAY, (1917)
N. Y. City
Ithaca,N.Y.
N. Y. City
Chairman ofBoard and "Federal Reserve
Agent"
W M . B. T H O M P S O N , (1918)
FRANKLIND. LOCKE,(1916)
C H A R L E S S T A R E K , (1918)
Yonkers, N. Y.
N. Y. City
Buffalo,N.Y.
Deputy Chairman ofBoard and"Deputy
L. R. P A L M E R , (1916)
Croton-on-Hudson,N. Y.
BENJAMINSTRONG,Jr.
Governor
FederalReserveAgent"
G E O R G E F. P E A B O D Y , (1916)
SaratogaSprings, N. Y.
OFFICERS
WILLIAM W O O D W A R D ,
G. E D W I N G R E G O R Y ,
DeputyGovernor
T
Acting Cashier
J A M E S F. CURTIS,
C
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Located
Bank
No.3
ata Philadelphia
S
ingcounties: MKINDISTRICT NewJerseyandDelaware,andprising39,865squaremiles,andwithTERRITORYINDISTRICT-NewJerseyandDelawareandallPennsylvaniaeastofwesternboundaryoffollow-
8,110,217.
(1910)of
Membership; NationalBanks758.
DIRECTORS, CLASSA
apopulation
CHARLESJ. RHOADS,(1918)
Philadelphia
WILLIAMH. PECK,(1916)
Scranton,Pa.
M.J.
MURPHY,(1917)
Scranton,Pa.
D I R E C T O R S , CLASS B
ALBA B. JOHNSON, (1917)
Philadelphia
E D W I N S. S T U A R T , (1918)
Governor
MullicaHill, N. J.
Bound Brook, N. J.
Deputy Chairman ofBoard and "Deputy
FederalReserve Agent"
G E O R G E W. NORRIS, (1917)
Philadelphia
OFFICERS
E D W I N S. S T U A R T ,
3
Philadelphia
Chairman ofBoard and "Federal Reserve
Agent'
G E O R G E M. LA M O N T E , (1916)
Philadelphia
G E O R G E W. F. G A U N T , (1916)
CHARLESJ. RHOADS,
DIRECTORS, CLASS C
R I C H A R D L. AUSTIN, (1918)
DeputyGovernor
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F R A N K M. H A R D T ,
Cashier and Secretary
FEDERAL RESERVE B A N K INFORMATION
D I S T R I C T No. 4 - B a n k Located at Cleveland
TERRITORY INDISTRICT-StateofOhio,allthatpartofPennsylvanialyingwestofDistrictNo.3; thecounties ofMarshall,Ohio,Brooke and Hancock inthe StateofWestVirginia,andallthatpartoftheStateofKentucky
locatedeastofthewesternboundaryofthefollowingcounties: Boone,Grant,Scott,Woodford,Jessamine,Garrard,Lincoln,Pulaski,andMcCreary,comprising183,995squaremiles,with a population(1910)of 7,961,022.
Membership; NationalBanks761.
DIRECTORS, CLASS C
DIRECTORS, CLASS B
DIRECTORS, CLASS A
DAVID C. WILLS, (1918)
THOS. A. C O M B S , (1918)
R O B E R T W A R D R O P , (1918)
Pittsburgh
Chairman of Board and"Federal Reserte
Agent"
Lexington,Ky.
Pittsburgh
L Y M A N H. T R E A D W A Y , (1917)
C. H. B A G L E Y , (1917)
W. S. R O W E , (1917)
Columbus,O.
Corry,Pa.
Cincinnati
Deputy Chairman ofBoardand"Deputy
FederalReserveAgent"
H A R R Y P. W O L F E , (1916)
A. T. PATRICK, (1916)
S. B. RANKIN,(1916)
SouthCharleston,Ohio
Columbus,O.
Salyersville, Ky.
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OFFICERS
EDWIN BAXTER,
Acting Cashier and Secretary
E. R. F A N C H E R ,
Governor
D I S T R I C T No. 5 - B a n k Located at R i c h m o n d
TERRITORY IN DISTRICT-DistrictofColumbia,Maryland,Virginia,NorthCarolina,SouthCarolina,andall
WestVirginiaexceptthosecountiesinDistrictNo.4,comprising173,818squaremiles,andwithapopulation(1910)of
8,519,313.
Membership; NationalBanks501;StateBanks3.
DIRECTORS, CLASS C
DIRECTORS, CLASS B
DIRECTORS, CLASS A
W A L D O N E W C O M E R , (1916)
W I L L I A M I N G L E , (1918)
G E O R G E J.SEAY, (1916)
Baltimore
Richmond
Baltimore
Chairman ofBoard and "Federal Reserte
Agent"
J A M E S A. M O N C U R E , (1917)
D A V I D R. C O K E R , (1918)
J O H N F. B R U T O N , (1917)
Richmond
Hartsville, S. C.
Wilson, N. C.
Deputy Chairman ofBoard and "Deputy
FederalReserveAgent"
J A M E S F. O Y S T E R , (1917)
E D W I N M A N N , (1918)
M. F. H. G O U V E N E U R , (1916)
Washington, D. C.
Bluefield,W.Va.
Wilmington, N. C.
OFFICERS
GEORGE
G E O R G E J. S E A Y ,
H. K E E S E E ,
Assistant Cashier and Secretary
Governor
D I S T R I C T No. 6 - B a n k Located at Atlanta
TERRITORY IN DISTRICT-Alabama,Georgia,Florida,allTennessee east of thewesternboundaryofthefollowingcounties: Stewart,Houston,Wayne,Humphreys,andPerry;allMississippisouthofthenorthernboundaryofthe
following counties: Issaquena, Sharkey,Yazoo,Kemper, Madison,Leake, and Neshoba; all thesoutheastern part of
Louisianaeastofthewesternboundaryofthefollowingcounties: PointeCoupee, Iberville,Assumption,andTerrebonne,
comprising233,865squaremiles,andwithapopulation(1910)of6,695,341.
Membership; National Banks380; State Banks2.
DIRECTORS, CLASS A
L E W E L L Y N P. H I L L Y E R , (1916)
DIRECTORS, CLASS C
DIRECTORS, CLASS B
P A U L H. S A U N D E R S , (1918)
Macon,Ga.
M. B. W E L L B O R N , (1918)
Anniston,Ala.
Chairman of Board and " Federal Reserve
Agent"
NewOrleans
F R A N K W. F O O T E , (1917)
J. A. M c C R A R Y , (1916)
E D W . T. B R O W N , (1916)
Atlanta
Hattiesburg,Miss.
W A R R E N H. T O O L E , (1918)
Atlanta
Deputy Chairman of Board and "Deputy
FederalReserveAgent"
W. H. H A R T F O R D , (1917)
Winder,Ga.
W. H. K E T T I G , (1917)
Nashville,Tenn.
Birmingham,Ala.
OFFICERS
JOS. A . M c C O R D ,
Governor
GILES L. W I L S O N ,
DeputyGovernor
JAS. B. P I ,
Cashier
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W.
H. T O O L E ,
Secretary
M.
W.
BELL,
Asst.Cashier
FEDERAL R E S E R V E B A N K I N F O R M A T I O N
A
DISTRICT No.7-Bank Located at Chicago
TERRITORYINDISTRICT-StateofIowa,allthatpartof Wisconsinlocatedsouthofthenorthernboundary
ofthefollowingcounties: Vernon,Sauk,Columbia,Dodge,Washington,andOzaukee;allofthesouthernpeninsulaof
Michigan,viz.:thatparteastofLakeMichigan;allthatpartof Illinoislocatednorthofalineformingthesouthern
boundaryofthefollowingcounties:Hancock,Schuyler,Cass,Sangamon, Christian, Shelby, Cumberland,andClarke:
andallthatpartofIndiananorthofalineformingthesouthernboundaryofthefollowingcounties:Vigo,Clay,Owen,
Monroe,Brown,Bartholomew,Jennings, Ripley,andOhio,comprising 176,940squaremiles,andwithapopulation
(1910)of12,630,383.
:
Membership; NationalBanks973:StateBanks2.
DIRECTORS, CLASS A
GEORGEM. REYNOLDS,(1916)
DIRECTORS, CLASS B
H E N R Y B. JOY, (1917)
Chicago
D I R E C T O R S , CLASS C
C. H. BOSWORTH, (1917)
Detroit,Mich.
Chicago
JAMESB. FORGAN,(1917)
Chairman ofBoard and "Federal Reserve
M. B. H U T C H I S O N , (1918)
Chicago
Agent"
W. F. McLALLEN, (1918)
Ottumwa, la.
E.L. JOHNSON,(1918)
Waterloo,lowa
Chicago
Deputy Chairman ofBoard and"Deputy
FederalReserveAgent"
A. H. V O G E L , (1916)
Milwaukee,Wis.
.
MCDOUGAL,
B S E M A
J
S
R
E
C
I
F
F
E. T. MEREDITH,(1916)
DesMoines, la.
O
C H A R L E S R. M c K A Y ,
Governor
B. G. M c C L O U D ,
DeputyGovernor
W. F. M c L A L L E N ,
CashierandAssistantSecretary
Secretary
DISTRICT No.8-Bank Located at St. Louis
TERRITORYINDISTRICT-Arkansas,allMissourieastofthewesternboundaryofthefollowingcounties:
H
atr
ius
odn
DistrictNo.7:
Daviess,Caldwell,Ray,Lafayette,Johnson,Henry,St.Clair,Cedar,Dade,Lawrence,andBarry;allIllinois
no
inr
cl
de
in,
inDistrictNo.6;andall
allIndiananotinDistrictNo.7;allKentuckynotin
(1910)of6,726,611.
MississippinotinDistrictNo.6,comprising146,474squaremiles,andwith
DistrictNo. 4; allTennesseenot
Membership; NationalBanks455:StateBanks1.
apopulation
DIRECTORS, CLASSA
WALKER HILL,(1918)
DIRECTORS, CLASS B
M U R R A Y C A R L E T O N , (1916)
St.Louis
F.O. WATTS,(1916)
D I R E C T O R S , CLASS C
W M . McC. M A R T I N , (1916)
St.Louis
St.Louis
St. Louis
Chairman ofBoard and "Federal Reserve
Agent"
W I L L I A M B. P L U N K E T T , (1917)
OSCARFENLEY,(1917)
LittleRock,Ark.
Louisville,Ky.
LE R O Y P E R C Y , (1918)
J O H N W. B O E H N E , (1918)
Greenville,Miss.
Evansville, Ind.
ROLLAWELLS,
OFFICERS
Governor
W. W. H
O
,
DeputyGovernor andSecretary
C. E. F R E N C H ,
JAS. G. M c C O N K E Y ,
Cashier
Counsel
DISTRICT
Bank Located
Minneapolis
No. 9
at
NITORYINDISTRICT Montan
a,Northing437,930squaremiles,andwithTERRITORYINDISTRICT-Montana,NorthDakota,SouthDakota,Minnesota,allWisconsinnotinDistrict
Membership;NationalBanks711.
apopulation (1910)of5,724,893.
DIRECTORS,CLASSA
DECKER,(1917)
E.W.
Minneapolis
L.B.
D I R E C T O R S , CLASS B
F. R. B I G E L O W , (1917)
HANNA,(1918)
Fargo,N.Dak.
BASSETT,(1916)
J.C.
F. P. H I X O , (1916)
LaCrosse,Wis.
Aberdeen,S.D.
DIRECTORS, CLASS C
J O H N H. RICH, (1918)
St. Paul
RedWing
Chairman ofBoard and"Federal Reserve
Agent"
P. M. K E R S T , (1916)
St. Paul
N O R M A N B. H O L T E R , (1918)
Helena,Mont.
THEODORE W O L D ,
DeputyChairman ofBoard and"Deputy
FederalReserveAgent"
J O H N W. B L A C K , (1917)
Houghton,Mich.
OFFICERS
Governor
S. S. C O O K ,
Cashierand Secretary
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FEDERAL RESERVE B A N K INFORMATION
DISTRICT No. 10-Bank Located at Kansas City, Mo.
TERRITORY IN DISTRICT-Kansas, Nebraska, Colorado, Wyoming, all Missourinotin District No.8, all
Oklahomanorthofa lineformingthesouthernboundaryofthefollowingcounties: Ellis,Dewey,Blaine,Canadian,
Cleveland, Pottawatomie, Seminole, Okfuskee, McIntosh, Muskogee,andSequoyah:allNew Mexiconorthofaline
formingthesouthernboundaryofthefollowingcounties: McKinley, Sandow, Santa Fe, San Miguel,and Union,comprising509,649squaremiles,andwithapopulation(1910)of6,306,850.
Membership;NationalBanks838.
DIRECTORS, CLASS C
DIRECTORS, CLASS B
DIRECTORS, CLASS A
J. Z. MITLER, JR., (1918)
M. L. McCLURE,(1917)
G O R D O N JONES,(1916)
KansasCity
Kansas City,Mo.
Denver, Colo.
Chairman ofBoardand"Federal Reserve
Agent"
ASA E. R A M S A Y , (1917)
THOS. C. B Y R N E ,(1916)
W. J. BAILEY, (1917)
KansasCity
O m a h a , Neb.
Atchison,Kan.
Deputy Chairman ofBoard and"Deputy
FederalReserveAgent"
L. A. W I L S O N , (1918)
C. E. B U R N H A M , (1918)
R. H. M A L O N E , (1916)
Denver
ElReno,Okla.
Norfolk,Neb.
OFFICERS
JEROME THRALLS,
C H A S . M. S A W Y E R ,
Cashier
Governor
DISTRICT No. 11-Bank Located at Dallas
TERRITORYINDISTRICT-Texas,allNewMexicoandOklahomanotinDistrict No. 10, allLouisiananotin
DistrictNo.6,andthefollowingcountiesinArizona: Pima, Graham. Greenlee, Cochise, and Santa Cruz, comprising
404,826squaremiles,andwithapopulation(1910) of5,310,561.
Membership; National Banks751; StateBanks2.
DIRECTORS, CLASS B
DIRECTORS, CLASS A
M A R I O N SANSOM, (1917)
Ft. Worth,Texas
E. K. S M I T H , (1918)
F R A N K K E L L , (1916)
Shreveport, La.
DIRECTORS, CLASS C
E. O. T E N I S O N , (1918)
Dallas
Chairman ofBoard and "Federal Reserve
Agent"
W. F. M c C A L E B , (1916)
SanAntonio,Texas
WichitaFalls,Texas
DeputyChairman ofBoardand"Deputy
FederalReserveAgent"
B. A. M c K I N N E Y , (1917)
J. J. C U L B E R T S O N , (1918)
Durant,Okla.
Paris,Texas
F E L I X M A R T I N E Z , (1917)
ElPaso,Texas
OFFICERS
R. L. V A N Z A N D T ,
Governor
J. W. H O O P E S ,
Cashier and Secretary
DeputyGovernor
DISTRICT No. 12-Bank Located at San Francisco
TERRITORY IN DISTRICT-California, Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Nevada, Utah, and all Arizona not
includedinDistrictNo.11,comprising693,658squaremiles,andwithapopulation(1910) of5,389,303.
Membership; NationalBanks519.
DIRECTORS, CLASS A
C. K. MCINTOSH,(1917)
S a n Francisco
J A M E S K. L Y N C H , (1918)
SanFrancisco
A L D E N A N D E R S O N , (1916)
Sacramento,Cal.
DIRECTORS, CLASS B
A. B. C. D O H R M A N N , (1918)
DIRECTORS, CLASS C
JOHN PERRIN, (1918)
Pasadena,Cal.
S a n Francisco
Chairman of Board and "Federal Reserve
Agent"
J O H N A. M c G R E G O R , (1916)
SanFrancisco
E L M E R H. C O X , (1917)
Madera,Cal.
C L A U D G A T C H , (1917)
Berkeley, Cal.
Deputy Chairman ofBoard and"Deputy
FederalReserveAgent"
C H A R L E S E. P E A B O D Y , (1916)
Seattle
OFFICERS
A R C H I B A L D C. K A I N S ,
Governor
RUSSELL L O W R Y ,
G E O R G E O. B A R D W E L L ,
DeputyGovernor
Acting Cashier
IRA C L E R K ,
C. J. S H E P H E R D ,
ActingAsst. Cashiers
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