New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-01

of The and bunsis ruled throughout the close OF
sS &.
uy an increased line by the banks Out doors
done and nd
at stand and we operation for the day In class
but little better than Nominal foreign domestic
The August number Of the Bankers Magazine con-
tains lin advance of the official list from Albany
condensed statement of the liabilities and resources of
each of the IS banks of the city of NewYork. The
date when each commenced business is stated, and the
per centage of net profits TO capital Of each. 49,.
of So GOO 600, Ii Of 81 600 600 or more, Of $780,
600 or more of $500 900, Of 81 600 600 or more
3 of s75O,OO0 or more, Of $500 600 OF more, ! OF
$1,000 O00 Of 81, 100000 or more, Of S6oO,OoO or
more, 10 under 500 600. 10y
Calculation. The largest bank circulation in this
city is that Of the Bank OF New.York $4C7 ooo only
two exceed $500 000, viz, Tradesmen's $3l2,O0
Chemical 1897 COO. Fifteen banks have circulation
xcfeding 500, 600 each twenty flour from SlUoOO9
TO 500 O0O ten over $5O000 one S25, 200, and
two only without bills. The Bank of Commerce has
retired it's circulation, having only Sl915 reported,
which is probably the amount lost or destroyed by ac'
cident, and the City Bank reports none outstanding
OF the profits undivided, the Chemical Bank reports
the largest 1908 900 thus paying tax upon capital Of
100000, but having working capital OF S9oS wv
The next has $627 900 Manhattan Company;) two
others have over s500,0O0 viz, Bank Of Commerce,
s529, 900; Metropolitan $685. OOO Two over OOo
over $500 GOO, viz. America, $780,, OOOi Mechanics
1913 Co., Five over 5000, 900; fifteen over 500 600
twenty-seven under $1,000 OF pro rata profits to
capital, the Chemical had 2l9 v cent Broadway A
Fulton 80; Manhattan, "; Seventh Ward, %. ZINE
last four divide 10 T. cent annually
OF balances due to country banks, amounting In
gross to 500 600 0O0 the largest s the Bank Of Com
mcrce 979 000 Three others have over 81 oo0 0oo
viz. Metropolitan, $2,747 600; Park 81, $751; OOi
America, 400, OO6 Six others have over 500 GOO
of bank deposits, viz. American Exchange $50 Ooo;
Manhattan 81 155 600; Republic, 81 3S9O0 hercan'
tile 81 1873 goo; Continental, 81 ,094 OOO Merchants
81, $50 600; other has over 81 600 Ooo Four re-
port over S50OO0 three over $500 OoO three over
5000 OOO seven over 100000 fourteen have none at
all, or under 5000
Of the individual deposits amounting, il gross TO
$40 716 000, the Bank of Commerce had ~ 5S4 wv;
Anne rican Exchange, 452l 900; four over 900 0N
each viz: /. America; :. New-York; 3. Manhattan
A. State of New York. Seven over 81 600 900 each
viz: l. Metropolitan; q Republic; 3. Mechanics =.
Park; 5. Union; 6. City; Z. Merchants Of o aae
public ID. deposits s,hs the a s co Atlantic 90
OF the total liabiries three exceed $40 O0Ooo VIZ;
Rank of commerce 81, 937 ,000 American Exchange
sII 996 Oo0 Metropolitan, $40 2l7, 900; one over
so 600 600; one over So 0OO 600; three over " 0oVo
two over $1,000 eoo two over o ssc sa oo
one has over slo 600; two over 600 EACH zine ovei
50 900 each; fourteen not one dollar.
The 1--WE chartered banks of New-iork City, are
Bank Of the State of New. York, 1855 Seventh Waru
Bank, 1868; Leather Manufacturer, 1853; Mammal
tan, unlimited; Dry Dock Bank, unlimited. g.,
Of the existing banks of New.York City, tae nrs'
hank esisblished under the general law Of 1888 was
the American Exchange Bank, with eaRnat ;n =,
81, 500 900. The next was the Mechanics R.nt
Association in August 1888. The third was in IAN.
of Commerce, which commenced opsrs''0"' - ""A
usry, 1889. hava ;ncreased from
twelve millions in I8i9 TO twenty n0"' ~ '"'
year 1860. ,os, aha hank eapital of New
ohV S oeR Ss. Sonbled. The most marked increass
nrf oy vsa,s 1852 S. about eight millions Of dol
was ~ an :ween September, 1856, and March, 1857
ass nA millions more. The progress Of capital, &c.
since 1851 has been Is follows;