New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-10
FARMERS BANK of KENTUCKY.

! FARMERS BANK OF KENTUCKY.
y $500, 600 Additional SICK The business Of the
Farmers Bans ans is eycra branches having been foaad
70 demand material increase % - capita sock. the Board
81 Directors Of me runc-a Bank Frankfort no- ofsr
isr- T'cl=s Ss.res u tbs ha productive la- desi7-
| Pie ,-oc. u re-
ON THURSDAY i1rB JUNE. FRoN 70 70 ici O'clock. sub
spuous WI be received by ae undersigned. ~ the Bank
nS House g 4e OHlo LIB lNSsEAN,S AND TRUsr Con
FaNT. a. WALL-sr
The shares arc oNE HUNDRED DOLLARS E,rH The
Farmers Bank Incorporated tg the legislative II
Kentucky al the session oi 1880 n pursuance of re-
ports from he Committee Banks ~ ;he Senate and
RIO se u Reprc>cntSves setting f'rh the nsr1 'ency
q the BanAlng Capital os tse Stse limited ior period
% near MY years past - the Bank % Kent ,S. the
Northern Bank ot Kent c,y. and Bans IF Louisville
The Farmers Bank OF Keutuc2Y therefore nc3-po
rated vith a capital Of So
About $4,000 of the >oc> subscribed III ,ntucAy.
and The Cry 81 Cincinnati upon which the Bank has bees
trusaCtl- highly successful business slCe last Fall
The large amounts Of safe and productive paper drawn upoa
shipments Of hemp, bale rope bagsng oh.oro. produce,
1--we stock. * vastly exceeding TIE a1hy Of the Bank.
vitl - present purchase render thus proposed
Increase OF capita. unusually saf and lucrative invest
uent for capitalists while the extensive agricultural. com
mercal and manufacturing districts. upon which the Bans
relies for is patronage VIII turn reap the mos, mpor
tant benefits. and the continued prosperity Of the
Bank tV rapid and ul Development of the resources Of
the country.
The leading characteristic Of th> Investment is Is SAN
TY For fun copy Of the charter with bylaws. rules
and regulations pamphlet. which BE had AZ the
Trust Company Bank No IS wal-strcct These contain
provisions Of such nature ,orl the strongest guar
% the stockholders and patrons Of the Farmers Bank
o Kentucky, that their RIGHTS and interests fully pro-
tecttd hy Legislative and other safeguards The uader
signed takes pleasure referring also ample ground
of confidence the seesrsci reputation ot fss Baas a.
k,afrctg f9r boges' prudent and sii' management
The attention 81 capitalists also called t1 'hc Pro
urCTUFNESS If this Investment For PARTICULARS. see
pamphlet and circulars The current business ot the Bank
d., mgh, satisfactory 8 nature ,nl res > show ns That
tie Directory w doubtless be eaa "a 9 drae per cent
s,ni-gnroi'g. sai src4un's's handsome vrg.s faaf
Dividends VII b. paid 10 this c,ty "A; the OHIO Lie \
Trust Company other bank ot which due notice v be
gwen
The present condition business asd prospects If the Farm
cr> Bans must rapid advance of s ,t'c, above
par placing 10 upon similar footing with the Stock uf he
Bans If Louisville. the Bank OF Kcnuc, and che North
EN- Bank Of Kentucky which are u,N scarcely 90 boz had
10 the advanced rates Il premium asked The former Is
zoos, quoted m l0 iOj. the Northern Bank at iIelif
and the Bank # Kentucky az nos. 1l7 long course Of
successful busne, has deseed' placed the stock Of these
institutions h., in the estimation OF the holders.
The practical operation OF the Bank has shown that the
locations II the Branches emmenfy favorable and no
dclt,e without exception. Il highly profitable results
The field thrown open tothe Farmers Bank iothe trans
action ola successful business KentucA and uogahor
ing States. undoubtedly superior 20 ans other I'D the
Unon The credit ADD standing Of ihe Kentucky Ban,s are
equal 20 those ofauy other state
The notes of the Flmcr, Ban, now form ana important
part fthe circulating medium OF che Mississippi alley,
passing current from Pttsbnrsh 20 Ne~-Or.eans The
notes ofthe Kentucky Banks have general commanded
rreBrn Other brniabe fHds ~ Cincinnati and have
never been NJ discount II may De- safely sad tha No
Banks the mon better managed Thor capitals are
large exient employed IN the purchase Of bills draws
against shipments Of staple products of which the single
Count Of Bourbon exported value SlioOn dunns tho
ye4rlso u is believed tha such field Tor bansng op-
oratns based upon the produce Of the soil IN hisAy
fourshur district Of county. with the entire West and
SoujhNcst ft The circulation OF rs notes surpassed b.
none ether.
AuHd favorable feature u th, stOc,ls - PERNtNsNeE
The capital Of the Farmers Bank Of Kentucky expires On
the inst day II MAY 1880 and has therefore now with mo-
rowor reserved by the Legislature IA any"so 10 alter %
control Do. tNenty-n years % run
ThehaItprs II nearly all the western and southwestern
Banks expire during the next Ten years. and IN the great
majority of vii not Dee re-gantel or Will be- Invested
heir most valuable provisions aud privileges Tie thy
wears charter of the Farmers Baak offers, therefore tine
advantage Of pemanencc while viii secure field Of err
culafion of the utmost value 90 rs stockholders
valuable provision # the charter VIII bee found N SEE
ton 49, Wit The President and Directors Of the prn-
crs hanks snail have power and Authority 10 purchase
and bonds Wn'u Nf sic
state PROVIDED. not than half the capital Of sand
Bank pad ln De hold such scrip bonds at the same
tine
TL ION VIII enable the Blak 90 realize. when doomed
cyttdcut whatever advantages are 90 be found 10 ie s5-
tenn Of banking upon partial basis Of State securities
The laricr of tho Farmers Bank s ga other respects
similar 90 those oi the Northern Bank OF kenuckr andth
Bank # Kentucky. wish such additional provisions and
eneudatiol. MS experience has she'yn 20 be useful
Tmn,fer book, ,lu bee opened N this city for The as-
couuoJa'.on OF stockholders under TIE Inspection and
management of officers. subject t. special rules
and regulations imposed ~ le Directors fr the security
Of thc Bank
Tie terms of he subscription vll Dee rs follows t'-t
Timer cent. ar the time " subscribing
Thru per cent ~ the 18th day II July, 1851
Thru per c,nt Oil tDe 18th d4y ,i August, 'sjl
Itr. yer cent ln un, The 18th da, If September
1851
Certificates Il subscription with receipt Tor nsia.ment
ad duiye1ecutrd by the President and Cashier II me
B.nk. val De- delivered AZ the time II subscribing
Tie undersigned be- found daily from T. g. u o'clock,
.t the OHIO Ife Insurance and Trust Company Bank -
walt where paur lles and euouifs wIl bee furnished
and ally further information gwen ROBBINS,
100 % Special seat Il the Farmer BanA oi KentocSI